Everyone Is Irish on St. Patrick's Day Three Dedication Dates Announced Dedication dates of three new buildings in the Arch­ diocese of Denver are announced this week by Archbishop Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Urban J. Vehr. They are 1;he new St. Rose of tiima church Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1952 — Permission to Reproduce, Except oa building, which will be dedicated Saturday, April 5, at Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue 10 a.m.; a new cafeteria and auditorium at the Mullen Home for Boys, Fort Logan, which will be blessed Thursday, May 1, at 4 p.m.; and St. Walburga's convent. South Boulder, where ceremonies will be held Monday, June 9, at 10:30 a.m.; DENVER CATHOUC St. Rose of Limeys Church with brick veneer. The walls and The new building at St. Rose ceilings are plastered, and the floor of Lima’s parish, Denver, on whicfi is of smoodi cement, 'Which, will a complete story was carried in the later bq. covered with tile. Denver Catholic Register last week, is intended for eventual use as the St. Walburga’s Convent REGISTER auditorium of the parish school. It The beautiful winter weather has will be used as a Aurch, however, lent wings to the construction of seating some 430 persons, until another archdiocesan structure VOL. XLYII. No. 30. THURSDAY, M ARCH 13, 1952 DENVER, COLO. other arrangements can be made. which will be dedicated this spring The building was erected at a cost —the new convent and novitiate of of $68,000. Four classrooms will be the BeflWlictine Sisters in South added as a second story as soon as Boulder. Begun only in November, Generosity Is Urged 9 Wyoming Units possible. tKe 30-room, one-story brick build­ The parish campaign to raise ing will be finished in May. $38,000, thus diminishing the par­ The Lady Abbess Augustina, who lo Attend All-Day ish debt by one-half and hastening left Denver by air March 12,-after For Victims of War the day when the parish school can a prolonged visit, was able to make An appeal for generosity in the collection for the be opened, has met with splendid her departure for Germany, where Bishops’ Fund for Victims of War, which will be taken up CPTL Conference response so far, according to the she is head of the 900-year-old St. in churches of the Archdiocese of Denver on Laetare Bishop Hubert M. Newell, Rev. Barry Wogan, pastor. The Walburga’s abbey in Eidistaett, Ba­ Sunday, March 23, is made by Archbishop Urban J. of Cheyenne -will open the first 79 pledges totaled $10,107.50. varia, with the knowledge that her Vehr in a letter to be read in all the Masses March 16. 15th annual all-day conference All wage-earners of the parish are nuns at St. Walburga’s convent in The plight of many thousands of homeless and suffer­ of the Catholic Parent-Teach­ being asked to give a day’s wages Boulder will now be well housed ing people “is pathetic and a matter of great concern ers’ league March 20 with a a month for 15 months. with sufficient room for forseeable Low Mass at 9 o’clock in Holy to all freedom-loving men and women,” says Archbishop Ghost church, Denver. Bishop MuUen Auditorium future growth. Vehr. The letter follows; Newell, who served as first mod­ The Abbess also had the great ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER erator of the league, also will be A students’ mess hall that will the principal speaker at the con­ joy of seeing the first two novices Chancery Office accommodate 150 boys, a chapel received in her Colorado house ference. 1536 Logan Street Well known in educational with seating facilities for 230 per­ while she visited in America. N a­ Denver 5, Colorado circles. Bishop Newell, for a dec­ sons, a full stage, and a faculty din­ tional publicity was given to the ade before his elevation to the ing room are included in the new feoulder nuns in U fe magazine for March 9, 1952 Episcopacy in 1947, held the post cafeteria-auditorium of Mullen high of superintendent of Catholic March 10, which showed the Bene­ Reverend dear Father and beloved People: schools in Colorado. His school ad­ school, Denver. dictine Sisters hard at work in the On Laetare Sunday all dioceses of the country will take a collec­ ministration program was marked 'The 104-foot-long building, + + + + fields they have tilled since they tion for the Bishops’ Fund for the Victims of War. This is a once- by a growth of the school system which will be completed in about The 76th annual St. Patrick’s marimba, and bass violin, respec­ held every year since Colorado be­ came to the U. S. 17 years ago as a-year appeal by the Bishops of the country for funds to continue in its extent and its effectiveness, day charity ball will be held in tively. A promising young tenor, came a state, first under the super­ two weeks, was erected at the ap­ winning wide recognition among refugees from Nazi Germany. the world-wide relief of the Catholic Overseas Agencies; The NCWC educators. the Lincoln room of the Shirley- Scotty Engel, will sing a number vision of the Ancient Order of Hi­ proximate cost of $50,000. The Savoy hotel, Denver, on Monday, of Irish ballads, followed by a nov­ bernians, and in later years under The new permanent brick con­ War Relief Services and the Bishops’ Emergency Relief Committee. Pastors and officers of nine new unit extends to a width of 32 feet March 17, with Chuck Bennett and elty song and dance team, the Eck- this specific committee. Among the vent will take the place of frame We are told that the plight of many thousands of people still parish PTA units in Wyoming will in its mess hall-auditorium section, be guests at the conference, which his orchestra supplying the music. hardt Sisters. An impromptu com­ many agencies of the Charities structures, some built by nuns homeless and suffering in Europe is pathetic and a matter of great With the discontinuance of the munity song-fest led by the M. C. that will be helped this year are and 56 feet in the two-story stage- will be held in the Shirley-Savoy themselves over the years. As the concern to all freedom-loving men and women. Eleven million ex­ hotel. Programs forthe conference opera this year, the ball is the will round out the special program. the Infant of Prague nursery, lo­ chapel portion that is attached to major benefit in aid of the Catholic The hall will be decorated by cated at 3720 W. 27th avenue, on Life article pointed out they have pellees in Germany and Austria and untold numbers of refugees in are being printed i(i red honoring the end of the cafeteria. "The cafe­ the Bishop, and ai special “Wel­ Charities. Mrs. Mary Alice Casey, Denver de­ the grounds of St. Clara’s orphan­ also built with their own hands a the Near and Far East, and now in Korea, are deiperately in need teria proper, equipped with 25 fold­ come Wyoming” greeting will be One of the outstanding features signer, and a crew of helpers who age, and Our Lady of the Rockies 12-stall barn, two chicken houses, a of the bare essentials of life, 'Their situation is acute. of this year’s social will be an all- have carried on this project for camp, near Evergreen. The nurs­ ing tables, can readily be trans printed on the cover. brooder house, a silo, a hog house, The goal of our relief agencies this year is twofold: First, to The Rev. Regis F. McGuire, Irish intermission program under several years. Miss Catharine Ma­ ery, 'Which houses adoptable babies formed into an auditorium. the direction of Misses Margie and loney, treasurer, assisted by Miss from nine months to two years of a tool house, and a dormitory for continue the shipment of foodstuffs, clothing, and medicine to vic­ assistant pastor of St. Patrick’s A complete kit±en forms part church, will give the invocation at Jerry O’Neil of the O’Neil Person­ Margaret Lynch, ticket chairman, age, is in constant need of extra the young children who attend their tims of war, particularly to children, the aged, and the sick. Distri­ ality school, with Joe Flood, well- of the new structure, as well as 10 o’clock. will take care of ticket returns. food and replaceable supplies. The summer camp. bution is made without regard to race, creed, or color. Secondly, to The St. Vincent de Paul color known radio entertainer, as master Ed Floyd will have charge of the camp hopes to open its doors this dining hall for the faculty. The 'The new convent will cost the continue the program in rehabilitation of displaced persons who are guard will present the flag. In­ of ceremonies. The program will door committee. Several members year to the hundreds of under­ stage at the end of the cafeteria has cluded in the Brownie troop 138 consist of a novelty instrumental community aboqt $79,000. A large assisted in settling in new homes in our own country, in South Amer­ of the Denver Fire department privileged children who count on two contiguous rest rooms. Beneath are Misses K. O’Brien, S. Hoyt, number by three Irish lasses, Anna will be on hand to assist Mr. Floyd a few weeks in the mountains portion of this amount came in a ica, and other hospitable lands. the stage, a spacious semibasement M. Priest, M. Muto, S. Sikes, M. Marie O’Connor, Pat King, and this year. through the generous support of generous gift from Miss Elizabeth Millions of pounds of food, clothing, and medicine have been Bacca, E. Baurenfiend, J. Finder, Pat Shaw, playing the accordion, This annual charity ball has been the citizens of Denver. houses a chapel that will seat 230. Sheeby, the neighbor and benefac­ sent to the distressed abroad in the past several years. Undoubtedly, J. Hahn, C. Henderson, D.Kautzky, It is the hope of Thomas Tier­ The building is of cinder block tress of the Boulder nuns for many S. O’Neil, M. Schlereth, M. Wall, Events Listed Into June ney, general chairman, and the the generosity of American Catholics has sustained the hands of the and M. Walsh. The leader is Mrs. Rt. Rev. Morisignor John R. Mul- years. A substantial sum was saved Holy Father in alleviating misery and sorrow and in staying the curse, Ceal O’Brien, and coleader, Mrs. roy, spirituai director, that all Solemn Mass March 1 7 by the sisters through their farm of Communism in Western Europe, which thrives on disorder, pov­ Lenore Priest. Engagements of Archbishop “true” and “adopted” sons and operations over the course of the erty, and discontent. A talent show presented , by Sunday, March 16, St. Philo Saturday, April 12, Holy Satur­ daughters of-Ireland attend this To Honor Irish Patron years. Other Benedictine commu­ pupils from parochial schools will mena’s. Legion of Mary acies, year’s ball for charity, in order to The Bishops’ Fund agencies operate at a low administrative cost, follbw the address of welcome day, Cathedral, Mass and cere­ nities have made contributions, and 4 p.m. monies, 8 a.m. help carry on this needed youth Irelxnd’i patron taint will be b^ause most relief is distrltiuted directly through Vatican channels by Mrs, James A. Foley, presi­ now a new group, the Friends of Wednesday, March 19, Mullen Sunday, April 13, Easter Sun­ program—bringing a little happi­ honored when a Solemn Matt it or by working hand in hand with indigenous Catholic agencies in dent of the league. Home for the Aged, Mass, 8:30 ness to the less-fortunate little St. Walburga’s, formed by Dmver day, Cathedral, Pontificftl Mass, offered in Holy Ghott church, •war-stricken areas. Panel Discussion ’ a.m, St. Joseph’s Day. 19 a.m. people of Denver, Denver, on Monday, March 17, supporters of the establishment, is William McCabe of St. Francis Thursday, March 20, Annual We, in beloved America, have been largely spared the awful Sunday, April 27, Pueblo, Jubi­ 'Tickets, at $3 per couple, may at 10 o’clock. The Rt. Rev. soliciting financial support for the de Sales’ school will be chairman conference of the Catholic Parent- lee dinner. Bishop Joseph C.xWill- be secured at the committee head­ Montifnor John R. Mulroy, pat- aftermath of war in hunger and misery. We, especially favored by of a panel discussion, “Moral and hard-working community. Dona­ Teachers’ League. ging. r quarters, 17th and Grant street, tor, will be tlM celebrant, at- Divine Providence, can assist our less fortunate brethren .,^broad. Spiritual Values in Public Ljfe.” Sunday, March 23, Cathedral, Wednesday, April 30, Good or at th* hotel on the evening of tions may be sent djrectly to Mother ti^^d by tho 'Very Rev. Mon- Kindly give what-your means permit. Consultants will be John ■O’ilayre K. of C.-Catholic men. Commun­ Shepherd home. Confirmation, 4 March 17. tignov Elmer J. Kolka, deacon; Gertrude, superior of St. Walbur­ of Regis college arid • Jairies ion Mass and breakfast, 8 a.m. p.m. Any unused tickets, purchased and the Rev. William Gallagher, ga’s convent, Rt. 1, Box 234, South Faithfully yours in Christ, Cooney of Loretto Heights col­ Tuesday, Marph 25, Sioux Falls, Thursday, May 1, Mullen Home either by organizations or individ­ tubdeacon. The Rev. Bernard ^ URBAN J. VEHR lege. Marion Stortz of St. Fran­ S. Dak., Consecration of Bishop for Boys, Dedication of new cafe­ uals, may be sent to R. I. Pearson, Kelly will be matter of cere- Boulder. Tlie artcraft work of cis de Sales’ will be faculty sup­ Lambert Hoch of Bismatck. teria and auditorium, 4 p.m. directok of the USO-NCCS area moniet and the termon will be Mother Gertrude herself, whose Archbishop of Denver ervisor of the panel. Sunday, March 30, Colorado Friday, May 2, Wheatridge, Sts. office, 1665 Grant street, for re­ given by the Rev. Edward Ley­ plywood figures have obtained a P. S. This collection is to be taken on Sunday, March 23. Kindly Participants are Rodney Kecht- Springs, St. Mary’s, K. of C,-Cath- ner of Holy Family, Dorothy Sedl- Peter and Paul’s church,. Confir­ distribution among members of the den. A choir from Loretto wide arcle of followers, has helped read this letter at the Masses on Sunday, March 16, and forward the olic men. Communion Mass and mation, 7 :30 p.m. Heightt college will ting for the mayer of St. Joseph’s, Louis Wei- armed forces stationed at the hos­ proceeds to the Chancery within two weeks. brdakfast, 8 a.m.; Confirmation, Sunday, May 4, S i Thomas’ pitals and posts in this area., Matt. support the Boulder community. pert of Cathedral, Rose Mauser 4 p.m. seminary, Vincentian Mass, 8:16 of Assumption, Daniel Pelz of Monday, March 31, Colorado a.m.; Holy Ghost church, Noctur­ Mullen high school, Joanne Spariq Springs, Our Lady of Guadalupe nal Adoration society, 4 p.m. of Assumption, Mary Clare Cervi church, Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 5, Lafayette, Con­ of St. Mary’s academy, and Jo­ Tuesday, April 1, Colorado firmation, 7:30 p.m. 3 Wyoming Priests Named Monsignors seph McCabe of Regis. Springs, Divine Redeemer church. Thursday, May 8, Dallas, Instal­ The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil­ Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. lation of Bishop Thomas K. Gor­ liam M. Higgins, pastor of S t Saturday, April 5, St. Rose of man. CopTricht.Copjrixht. 1SS2.liU . Not ReleticdReletinl Btforo Before Frldoj Fridey Noon. d” "E d” Philomena’s parish, •will give the Lima’s, Dedication of new church, Sunday, May' 11, pathedral. Three well-known priests of the Diocese of Cheyenne closing prayer for the morning. 10 a.m. Confirmation, 4 p.m. have been elevated by Pius XII to the rank of Domestic Receive News of Papal Honors The mixed chorus and glee club Monday, April 7, Loretto Monday, May 12, S i Patrick’s, Prelate with the title of Right Reverend Monsignor, it was from St. Joseph’s high school will Heights, Advisory board meeting, Confirmation, 7 :30 p.m. sing under the direction of Mrs. Jo 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 13, Cathedral, announced by Bishop Hubert M. Newell. They are the Very Noakes Lasham. Wednesdhy; April 9, Cathedral, Clergy conference, 10:30 a.m. Rev. Thomas F. O’Reilly, pastor of St. Anthony’s parish, Address by Archbishop Tenebrae service, 7:45-p.m^ Louis'ville, Confirmation, 7 :30 p.m. Casper, and Vicar General of the diocese; the Rev. The conference will close after Thursday, April 10, Holy Thurs­ Wednesday, May 14, Aurora, James A. Hartmann, pastor of St. Mary’s Cathedral parish, an address by Archbishop Urban day, Cathedral, Pontifical Mass S t., Theresa’s, Confirmation, 7 :30 J, Vehr of Denver. and Blessing of Holy Oils, 9:30 p.m. Cheyenne, and Chancellor of the diocese; and the Rev. John In charge of the conference, of a.m.; Cathedral, Tenebrae service, Thursday, May 15, Golden, Con­ J. McDevitt, J.C.D., pastor of St. Laurence O’Toole’s par­ which the Rev. Edward Leyden is 7 :45 p.m. firmation, 7:30 p.m. ish, Laramie. Investiture plans have not yet been announced the moderator, is Mrs.. James A. Friday, April 11, Good Friday, Friday, May 16, Queen of Rt. Rev. Thomas F. O'Reilly, Foley, president, assisted by Mrs. Cathedral, Mass of the Presancti­ Heaven orphanage. Confirmation, a score of other men and young Matt Saya. The following com­ fied, 12:15 p.m.; Cathedral, Tene- 4 p.in. V.G. women have entered the religious mittees were appointed; Reserva­ brae service, 7:45 p.m. Tuesday, May 20, Annual meet­ The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Thomas life. tions, Mrs Charles Kurtz and ing of the Archdiocesan Council of F. O’Reilly, Vicar General of the Monsignor O’Reilly in his 16 Mrs. Harry Edmonds; seating ar­ Catholic Women. Diocese of Cheyenne and pastor of years as pastor of St. Anthony’s rangements, chairman, Mrs. Ray St. Joseph's Burse Wednesday, May 21, Longmont, S t Anthony’s parish, Casper, has has distinguished himself also as Ingram; cochairman, Mmes. P. Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. h atf> pre-eminent record as an a cmc leader, and is kno-wn and Schoendaller and E. Berens; pub­ . Thursday, May 22, Holy Rosary administrator. He was born in revered throughout the state. licity, Mrs. Edwin Kenney; lunch­ Is One-Half Filled church, Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. County Cavan, Ireland, Nov. 16, Rt. Rev. James A. Hartmann eon tickets, chairman, Mrs. J. The St. Joseph burse—Denver Sunday, May 25, Loretto 1900, and received his philosophi­ The Rt. Rev. Monsignor James Koning, assisted by Mmes. L.' Cri- archdiocesan fund for the educa­ Heights, Graduation, 3 p.m. cal and theological training in St. A. Hartmann, Chancellor of the bori, H. Kinkel, D. Sikes, and K, tion of priests— surged past the Monday, May 26, Boulder, Grad­ Patrick’s college, Carlow. He was Diocese of Cheyenne, and dean of Keene; registration chairman, halfway mark in the current week uation, Mt. St. Gertrude academy, ordained in the college chapel by the Cheyenne deanery, has been Mrs. A. Baumgartner, assisted by on the strength of individual dona­ 4 p.m. Bishop Patrick Foley June 13, pastor of St. Mary’s Cathedral for Mmes. L. Tolvo and E. Reardon; tions totaling $282. In addition. Tuesday, May 27, S i Mary’s 1926. 37 years. Bishop Newell dis­ honored guests, Mrs. Thomas Mor­ Cathedral parish added $44.22 to academy, Graduation, 10:30 a.m. The first appointment of the closed the elevation of the famous rissey; and guest table arrange­ new Casper prelate was ds assist­ Cheyenne pastor at a private ments, Mrs. Anthony F. Zarlerigo. its own parish burse; Presentation Wednesday, May 28, Colorado Reservations for- the confer-^ parish, Denver, initiated a sepa­ Springs, Graduation, - S i Mary’s ant pastor in the parish he now luncheon this week, and paid a rate burse with the sum of $100; high school, 7 :30 p.m. j heads. He took up his duties in glo'wing tribute to the services of ence must be made through par­ and St. Peter’s parish, Fleming, Frtday, May 30, Mt. Olivet cem­ October, 1926, and remained at Monsignor Hartmann to the ish PTA units, with final reserva­ etery, Pontifical Mass, 10 a.m. St. Anthony’s until June 39, 1933, Church and State since his ordina­ tions accepted on Monday, March added $72 to its burse through a 17. The cost of the entire day, Holy Name society gift of $47 and Sunday, June 1, Civic auditor­ when he was jiamed pastor of St. tion in 1912. Thomas’ church. Monarch. He held Monsignor Hartmann was bom with lunch included, is $1.85 per a $25 donation from the Altar so­ ium, joint high schooL gradua­ person. Anyon'e making reserva­ ciety. 1 tion, 3 p.m. Phipps auditorium. this pastorate until he returned to in St. Michael, Minn., Nov. 10, Casper as pastor of St. Anthony’s tion is expected to pay the fee Contributors to the St. Joseph Graduation, Regis college, 8 p.m. 1884, and enrolled for his classi­ unless canceling before March 17. burse, with the sums given, fol­ Thursday, June 5, S i Thomas’ on May 14, 1936. cal, philosophical, and theological READING THE GOOD NEWS of Papal left to right are the Rt. Rev. Monsignors John J. low: A. Fleckenstein, Jr., and fam- seminary, ceremony of tonsure. Eight years after Monsignor education in the Pontifical Colleg? honors received from Pius XII a re th e McDe-vitt and Thomas F. O’Reilly, V.G.; Bishop ilj^, Denver, $2; anonymous, Den­ Friday, June 6, Seminwry, gen­ O’Reilly assumed the direction of Josephinum, Worthing;ton, 0. He Newell, and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor James A. Hart­ Auxiliary Legionaries St. Anthony’s parish in Casper, he three new Domestic Prelates of the Cheyenne dio­ ver, $100; in thanksgiving to the eral ordinations, 8:15 a.m. • was ordained to the priesthood by cese, shown with Bishop Hubert M. Newell. Sho-wn mann.—(Photo by Hugh Bates) Blessed Mother, Denver, $5; M.M., Saturday, June 7, Cathedral, Or­ was named Vicar General and a Bishop James J. Hartley of Colum­ Are Invited to Acies Denver, $20; a friend, Denver, $5; dination to the sacred priesthood, Diocesan Consultor, In the mean­ bus, 0., on June 13, 1912. He ar­ of the best convert-making records a Diocesan Consultor since 1948. For almoit a tcora of yean N.N., Denver, in thanksgiving for 9:30 a.m. while he had liquidated a parish rived in Cheyenne the-following in the W est He is also known as Monsignor McDevitt was bom Monsignor McDevitt has been a All auxiliary members of the a favor received, $35; a friend, Monday, June 9, South Boulder, debt of $101,000; renovated and month, and tlfe late Bishop Patrick the patron of the sick, and in Philadelphia June 6, 1898, and beloved religions a n d civic Legion of Mary are invited to be Denver, $100; J. 0., Denver, $10; Blessing of new St. Walburga’s decorated the church at a cost of McGovern sent him to the Cathe­ scarcely a day passes that he as a child was taken to Ireland. leader in Laramie, and has the present at the acies of the Arch­ and anonymous, Denver, $5. The convent, 10:30 a.m. Confirmation, $8,600, secured a plot of land at dral as assistant pastor. Three does not find time to 'visit all He studied at St. Patrick’s college, unique distinction of teaching diocesan Legion of Mary at 4 p.m. St. Joseph burse now stands at 3 p.m. a cost of $5,300 as the possible years later. May 1, 1915, he was the patients in the hospital and Carlow, and received his doctorate • religion classes that are ac­ in St. Philomena’s church, Denver, $3,267.91. site of a future Catholic hospital, appointed pastor of the Cathedral many in their homes. He has also in canon law from the Pontifical credited by the University of on Sunday, March 16. Archbishop The Church Universal, and es­ and bought adequate acreage for and Chancellor of the diocese. On taken a personal interest in the Seminary Apollinare in Rome in Wyoming. He was instrumental Urban J. Vehr will speak. Tea and pecially its great number of Irish Applications Requrred $10,000 which will be the scene Jan. 6, 1948, he was named dean Catholic cemetery and has beau­ 1926. He was ordained to the in the formation of Phi Kappa unch will be served to all in St. members, will pay particular of Casper’s Southside church and of the territory included in the tified it by many hours of personal priesthood in. Carlow on June 10, fraternity on the Wyoming cam­ 'hilomena’s school auditorium, honor to the Apostle of Ireland, St. Soon for St. Tlioirias' parish plant. Cheyenne deanery. hard labor. He has proved to be 1923, by the Most Rev. Patrick pus, and pioneered the founding 10th avenue at Fillmore street^ Patrick, March 17. There are many In January, 1949, Montignor Among other notable aceom- - an inspiration to the youth of the Foley. and development of the New­ after the services in the church. young men today, studying in sem- Archbitkop Urban J. Vehr' O’Reilly opened a drive to en­ pliihmenti that have dittin- parish, and many 'vocations to the Upon his coming to Wyoming the man club at the university. inaries throughout the world, who raquutt that all young men in­ large the parish school. The gniihed the career of Montignor religious life have gone forth from first assignment given to Monsi­ In the pastorate of Monsignor Women’s Retreat Day are striving for the same basic goal tending to apply for entrance a. campaign netted $242,000, and Hartmann are the erection of a Cheyenne. There are today two gnor McDe-vitt was to S t Mary’s McDevitt ho built a scnool (at a that fired St. Patrick’s zeal—the •tudenU of St. Thomai’- lemi- six classrooms, a modern li­ new high tqhool at a coit of young men from the parish study­ Cathedral as assistant pastor in cost of $171,000), which includes March 16 at El Pomar ardent willingness to go forth in nary, Denrer, next fall to get brary, a principal’s otfice, and $100,000 in 193$, and a new ing at St. Thomas’ seminary, Den­ September, 1926. He remained in six classrooms, study halls, cafe­ Sunday, March 16, there will be the name of Christ and gather in touch at once with their pai- a combination auditorium and convent to . accommodate 30 ver, and many girls in religious this capacity until August, 1927, teria, and gymnasium. The school a day of recollection open to any .souls to H is Sicred Heart A tors, who in turn will contact gymnasium were added to the nuni at an expenditure of $200,- convents. when he was transferr^ to Sheri­ was dedicated and opened for its women who wish to attend at El the Archbishop. The Targe'num­ facilities at a cost of |1S4,000. 000 (it was paid for on tho first Rt. Rev. John J. McDevitt dan. In February, 1928, the late first term in September, 1951. He Pomar Retreat house, Colorado Catholic lay person who assists a ber of applicants and the seminarian in his studies shares The old rectory was replaced by day uf occupancy). Currently The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John J. Bishop Patrick McGovern ap­ also secured a $17,000 convent for Springs. The day will bepn with in his work as a priest. crowded facilities of the semi- an expertly conceived smd ex­ the Cheyenne prelate is engaged McDevitt, J.C.D., a Catholic priest pointed Monsignor McDeVitt pas­ the sisters who teach in his school, 8 o’clock Mass, and the first con­ ■■■•y “ ■be .it advisable that tbe ecuted house for the clergy at in completing a half-million dol­ in Wyoming for almost 30 years, tor of S t Thomas’ parish in Mon­ is state chajdain of the Knights of ference will be at 9:45. The re­ Gifts to the St. Joseph burse may Archbishop know early this year an outlay of $74,000. ; y be sent to Archbishop Urban J. lar grade school, which will in­ has been pastor of St. Laurence arch. Five years later the Laramie Columbuk, and is a distinguished treat master for the day ■will be the number of mep who hope to At the present time there are clude 16 classrooms, a cafeteria, O’Toole’s parish, Laramie, for 17 prelate was named pastor of Kem- Father Joseph Gregory, S.J. Any­ Vehr, 1536 Logan street, Denver, begin their studies for the cleric and religious leader. For Colo. St. Joseph’s feast day is five young men from the parish kindergarten rooms, etc., for years, has been defender of the merer, and on March L 1035, he many years he has been recognized one who wishes may come to El priesthood in St. Thomas’ in studying, for the priesthood at the pre-school youngsters. Wednesday, March 19. i September. bond in all matrimonial cases in became pastor of S t Laurence as a canon lawyer of keen judg­ Pomar Saturday and remain over­ St-Thomas’ seminary, Denver, and Monsignoi; Hartmann has one jV^yoming since 1926, and has been O’Toole’a parish in Laramie. ment and obvious wisdom. night there. PAGE TW O Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 Thuridoy, Morch 13, 1952 Archbishop Reminds People O f Work of Selvage Bureau 300 at Dedication of Loyola Grade School By J, R. Walsh In a letter to the clerjry of the Paul Salvage bureau. His Excel­ Denver metropolitan area Arch­ lency calls attention to the fact Despite a sudden blast of bishop Urban J. Vehr asks the that the salvage bureau needs dis­ chill wind from the hills Congratulate Director on Success of Music Festival priests to remind the Catholics of carded furniture and clothing if it a large crowd of 300 Mon­ the great work that is ac­ is to continue the fine work of complished by the St. Vincent de helping Denver’s needy. signori, priests, nuns, and pa­ The Archbishop’s letter follows; rishioners attended the sol­ ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER emn dedication of the new Loyola The Denver Catholic Chancery Office grade school March 9. Archbishop FIRST QUALITY 1536 Logan Street ~ Urban J. Vehr, assisted by the Rejfister Denver S, Coloredo Very Rev. Ryihael McCarthy, S.J., Merck 9, 1952 president of Regis, and Father Ed­ EXTRA STRONG Published Weekly by the Reverend deer Fether: Catholic Press Society, Inc. ward A. Leyden, archdiocesan su­ Eech year, at this time, you ere perintendent of schools, officiated 938 Bannock Street, Denver. allied to make an appeal to your Colo. and blessed each room of the |200,- paople to remembar the St. Vin­ 090 atructure. GEHEBAI* Subscription: S2.00 Per Year cent do Paul Salvage bureau with Bishop Bernard J. Sullivan, S.J., Sold in combination with The their discarded furniture and of Regis college attended the cere­ Register, National Edition, in clothing. Theio, in turn, ara re' mony with the Very Rev. Edward Archdiocese of Denver. paired and reclaimed and given to TIRES the needy poor of the city. P. Murphy, S.J., Loyola pastor, Entered as Second Class I am informed that the salvage and Fathers W^ J. Heavey, S.J., Matter at the Post Office. bureau is badly in need of such and A, H. Schulz, both assistants I^VrirffR Denver, Colo. articles at the moment and should at the parish. The Rt. Rev. Mon­ bo given prefarahee by our Cath' signors John Moran, William Hig­ olic people. As you know, this gins, and Harold Campbell, pastors gives employment to handicapped of neighboring parishes, and the BURNS-RIPS men. • Very Rev. Monsigpor Elmer Kolka, The address of the salvage associate director of Catholic a M»rt Miltoga OR TEARS bureau is: Charities, headed the list of^ 40 a Mart Sahfy Eliminated by 1625 ‘Wazee Street clergy attending the dedicationr Phone, Cherry 5503. At the brief ceremonies^ Arch­ THE REV. EDWARD A. LEYDEN, archdiocesan MacCready are the Rev. William Jones and Edward Murray, Pueblo, • Your Old French or Inweaving bishop Vehr summarized the tre­ who holds one of the souvenir trophies given to each delegation. Tires For 14 Roor SirTtco^-Reaionabla Prfcet Trucks will cal] on request, end superintendent of schools, and a K. of C. committee Jack Moncktop of the Denver K. of C. council 539 handled the trans­ any and all types of furniture and mendous problems that Loyola pa­ headed by Edward O’Connor and Mickey O’Donoghue are shown con­ Dewa Poymeot | rishioners faced in the past 20 portation for the hundreds of young musicians who came from Wyo­ HOSmRY MENDING clothing are welcomed. gratulating Director Dwight MacCready on the success of the first ming and Colorado for the George Washington birthday festival.— • Eosy Weekly With every good wish end bless­ years. Despite an overcrowded interstate music festival for parochial students. To the right of Mr. (Photo by Smyth) ing, I am school in the basement of the Pay Teras W s A i s A n , Faithfully yours in Christ,' church building, the parishioners tnweavinfi Co, « URBAN J. VEHR, persisted in paying off a huge Archbishop of Denvet church debt, and, in the meantime, Itinerary for Pilgrimage Released ! Phone KE. '4409 P.S. Kindly call this matter to secured a rectory and a convent Halperns Reveal Joe Kovanaugh, Inc. I 304 MeClintock Bldg. the attention of your people at and paid for both. The official itinerary for the city May 7 aboard the Queen Eliz­ Hapallo; May 21-23. Ropie, when, A—— 1554 C«lif. the Messes on Sunday, March 16. Two years aiaro the churqh in­ Rocky Mountain pilgrimage to the abeth. on May 23, an audience with Pius 7th & Lincoln TA 1261 terior was g:iven its first decorat­ Start of Empire 35th International Eucharistic After four days at sea, the XII is planned; May 24—train to group will disembark in Cher­ Naples, where, on May 25, the pil- ing: job* and extensive repairs were Congress in Barcelona, Spain, May made pn the exterior of the build- bourg May 12 anti proceed by train grims will enjoy an all-day ex­ ing. The Archbishop lauded the 27-June 1, has been released by to Paris. The itinerary from that cursion to Pompeii, Amalfi, and School of Dance American Expresg-Catholic Travel point follows: people for their past laurels and Sorrento, and then will embark on expressed hope that the second league, which ig handling arrange­ May 13 and 14: Paris— sight­ the S.S. Independence: May 26— For M y Lady! , unc. story for the new structure would Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Halpern ments for the trip. seeing and visits to shrines; May at sea; May 27 to June 1—at­ become a reality in the near fu­ of 370 Albion street, Denver, an- U n d e r th% lea d ersh ip o f th e 15— Train -trip to Lourdes; Maytendance at the Eucharistic Con­ * Furs 1522 California St. tu re . nou^nce the opening of the Empire Very Rev. Monsignor Bernard J. 16— special devotions for group at gress, living aboard ship and tak­ * Restyling School of Dance Arts, with regis­ Cullen, assistant Chancellor of the Lourdes shrine; May 17-18— train ing all meals on the ship; June 2, Father McCarthy, who aerved tration and Classes to be held in as deacon to the Archbishop, Archdioce.se of Denver, pilgrims trip through Carcassonne to Nice; —sail for home aboard the S.S. i * Repairing Band Instruments - Pianos - Organs th e Denver Turnverein building from the Denver archdiocese and assured the parents that the May 19—Visit in Nice, and excur­ Independence; June 3 — Stop at! * Cleaning (Coronado club) at 1570 Clark­ the Dioceses of Pueblo and sion to Monte Carlo; May 2 0 - Gibraltar; June 4-8—at sea; and! single fact of a Catholic grade son. Radios - Records - Accessories school was of primary impor­ Cheyenne will leave New York overnight stay at Riviera resort. June 9—arrival in New York. i * Storage ■ Leo Kersley of London, Eng­ Those who wish to make reser­ *AU Work Giftftiitacd t# PloaiG*' tance to the child’s complete land. has been brought to this AC. 1635 DENVER, COLO. growth, both as a citizen of God v a tio n s for the pilgrimage may do D A N I E L ’S I and a citizen of the U. S. "Were country by the Halperns as di­ rector-instructor of the school. Mr. Mt. Carmel Parish Group so by contacting the American Ex­ FUR SHOP it not for your school, conducted Kersley is formerly a leading by Ged-loving sisters,” the na­ press-Catholic Travel League, 430 2l< TABOR BLDG, tionally recognised educator dancer with the Sadler’s Wells 17th street, Denver; or any au­ llth e (1URTI8 AL. 8124 said, “your child’s growth would To Hold Meeting Mar. 18 thorized travel agency. be incomplete, and his develop­ ment in later years would he Tollefgoii Furniture noticeably narrowed." (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, Mrs. James Pacheco, with Ray­ OanT.r) mond and Helen Garcia as spon­ Father Leyden, who served as j The Altar and Rosary society, sors; June Marie, daughter of Mr.' 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY subdeacon to the Archbishop, gave English section, will meet Tues­ and Mrs. James Durando, with the concluding address. To the Fiore and Ermine Rupoli as spon­ seven Sisters of Charity of Cin­ day, March 18, at 8 p.m. in the sors; Strien Frank, son of Mr. cinnati, 0., who conduct the school, rectory. An invitation is ex­ and Mrs. Frank Strafaci, with ALL OUT SALE Father Leyden paid a great tri­ tended to all members and guests. Marshal and Marie Piccone as For bute: “Despite difficult conditions The proceeds of the dust puffs sponsors; Josephine -Ann, daugh-| EVERYTHING REDUCED in the past years, the sisters have will be presented. Age restriction ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ro-‘ maintained a very high scholastic for entering the society has been tala, with Joseph and Frances OPEN EVENINGS-7:30-9 P.M. SU. 1-1441 standing. Even in extracurricular removed. Any person who wishes Coletti as sponsors; John Leo, son activities and in music, pupils to join may do so. of Mr. and Mrs. Cy?tl' Leiker, with | from Loyola are ranked with the A collection for flowers will be George Simons and Rita Leiker as! First best in the city.” taken for the Easter altar, and the sponsors; and Michael Gene, son PTA and Altar sodality, mem­ card party and the Communion of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gabriel, bers, under the direction of Mrs. breakfast will be discussed. with Paul Satriano and Catharine Morgan, .t,;,, Edmund Berens and Mrs. Mptt Hogan as sponsors. Saya served a banquet for the The St. Juliana study club met Communion Archbishop, the Bishop, Mon­ in the home of Mrs. .Rose Carlone. Leibman signori, and 40 clergy in the lunch­ Preparations are getting under room of the old school. Parish­ way for making articles for the Mother of 2 Priests, Leo Ker.ley, 'in Coitume for stand to be sponsored by the club ioners were served refreshments ‘Aiterabljr Ball’ in the fully equipped basement at the bazaar. The next meeting 2 Nuns Seriously III and Hickey recreation room of the new school. is scheduled in the home of Mrs. Theater Ballet, Madame Ram­ Mary D’Ascenz, 4980 Zuni street. Mrs. Thomas Banigan of Den­ Gas and Electrie Bldg. Phono TAbor 1395 Men Of the parish assisted in di­ bert’s company, the International recting traffic and parking cars in On Thursday, March 13, at 1 ver, mother of two priests of the E E E E E lE EiiEi E E E EiiE Ef Ballet, and with the BlfTlet of the Denver archdiocese and two mem­ the parish playground. Lowlands of Holland and Bdgium. p.m. the St. Philomena study club will meet in the home of Mrs. bers of the Sisters of Charity, is We are featuring the latest v Partial reason for the success His training has been witfr such seriously ill in St. Joseph’s hospi­ of the new school was the inuagu- notables of dance as Marie Ram­ Clara Franca. The hostess gift ^ style Finger-tip Veils • - - • $2.70 ration of the school fund in bert, Ninette de Valois, Antony will be given by Mrs. Angelina tal. Her sons are Fathers iferbert August, 1945, when Father Ed­ Tuder. and Stanislas Idzikowski. Losasso. Banigan of St. Catherine’s parish, ward J. Morgan, S.J., was pastor Mr. Kersley’s' book, A Dictionary The Holy Name society met Denver; and Robert Banigan of Tastefully styled and skillfully executed, it embodies a of Loyola parish. Wage earners of Ballet, will be published this March 7; a large number at­ St. Mary’s parish. Aspen. Mrs. cleverly designed new cord scalloped head piece with a tended. During the social hour, Banigan’s daughters in religion responded to the pleas for the spring. are Sister Mary Roberta, who is standing ruffle of pleated net and ribbon bows and proposed building, and about 70 In- addition to teaching, Mr. Father Julius M. Porcellihi, per cent paid the individual a's- O.S.M., gave aTecture during the stationed at St. Mary’s hospital, drops. Kersley will be available for lec­ Pueblo; and Margaret Banigan, a ses.sment of 8104. This was the ture demonstrations to classes and showing of the slides of the “Pas­ Superb styling and workmanship. Veil is held in place first assessment ever made in the sion.” postulant at Mt. St. Joseph, 0. clubs throughout the city. He will by a hidden plastici clip. history of Loyola parish. .\t pres­ personally conduct classes for On March 9 a joint Communion ent the parishioners use separate envelopes designated only for the children, adults, students, begin­ o f . fathers and sons was held. Dr. G . J. .Made in the one size only to fit "all girls of First Com­ school fund at such time as 50 ners and professionals. Courses -4.fter Mass, breakfast was served munion Age. cents or more is available. will include classical ballet, char­ by the host, Anthony Zarlengo. Schoeuble According to Father Murphy, a acter dancing, Pas de Deux, vari Guests were Fathers Thomas Lo unique feature of the building will ations of the classics, and choreog­ Cascio, Julius M. Porcellini, and Other First Communion Needs be the very limited maintenance raphy. Damian. Bordeau, O.S.M, The Optometrist cost. The brick, concrete rein­ president, Joe Andrew, and the Specialist FOR BOYS forced structure is recognized for secretary-treasurer, Tony Matallo, Its durability and solidity. Even of the committee thanked all For Visual Communion sets consisting of: Black prayer books, MNVERINMSrRUlHNK Hie gas, hot-air heating plant, Abbess Augustina those who attended the breakfast Eye Care black or white Rosary and brown cloth scapular in with thermostat controls in each and Communion. Preparations are black folding case. Sets $1.25 on up. Cfoaci r. ROCK. PnUM room, provides for proper heating getting under way for a large 638 Empire Bidg. KE. 5840 1^1534 CoUfemlq 8t, lyI Opposite Dearer Dry Oeeds Co. Mien* MAIn OISS Leaves for Germany 3 I and against expensive fuel bills. Mother’s day Communion and FOR GIRLS Within a few weeks, city inspec­ breakfast, which is scheduled for Some 25 friends were on hand Dolls and Doll Ports tors will check the building in Sunday, May 11. Consisting of i Rosary, book, cloth scapular and bag all every detail before giving fingl W’ednesday noon at Stapleton air­ Baptized recently in the parish ANY DOLL CAN app^roval. field, Denver, to see Abbess Augus­ were the following: Michael An­ in white. Sets $1.25 on up. The new school, one story high tina off. f h ^ included all the BE REP.4IRED J O H n s o n nuns of the, Boulder community. gelo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Di over a full basement, contains Bello, with Clyde Di Bello and Wholesale Prices to Clergy and Sisters four classrooms for the fifth, sixth, Father Kevin Carr, O.S.B., pastor A.B.C. Doll Hospital STDHACE E mOUIIIG ED. in South Boulder; and more than a Jessie Severino as sponsors; Mar­ seventh, and eighth grade pupils. garet Eva, daughter of Mr. and 1515 Arapahoe, Denrer MA. 7617 Mail and Phone Orders Promptly Filled Future plans call for construction dozen friends of the convent. L O C / K i . O l M.OIVC D isr/klkl€ e of a second story that will provide The Abbess headed first for St. accommodations for the first four Paul, where she lecture under Original Family Rotary Rack :m o v i ] v o grades, which are now located in the auspices of tne Fatima club. The symbol of a Catholic family the basement school below the Then she was going to St. united in prayer through daily reci­ church. John’s abbey, ColTegevilTe, Minn., tation of the Roaary, For the Safety of Yout, Goods for a short visit before going to Dr. D. C. Werthman visit the nuns of her community at A beautiful gift that will always honor I CHURCH GOODS St. Vincent’s archabbey, Latrobe, and benefit the receiver. Use Johnson Service on Every Move and Asioclate Pa. She intended to spend a week 5-Rosarr Size ....8.3.00 Tax A The WetVi Largest Church Supply Housed AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES. INC there before sailing from ' New 8-Rosary Size ... 14.00 Inrlzdsd Dentitts Beantiffll Nitaril FiTtUh *^OVING WITH CARB EVERTWaSKI’* York on April 7. The Abbess ex­ 1633 Tremont Flaea PLATES pected to spend Holy Week and Sead Money Ordtr or Chock to Eitoblishad 1902 STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPENG Easter Week with hef sisters at CARDINAL ART-CRAFT TAbor 3789 Denver 1, Colo. 606 IStli Street 1206 18th Street the Min.ster abbey in England be­ Post Office Box 1881 Denver 1, Colorado Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway KEyslDBa 6721 TAbor 8761 fore returning to Eichstaett. The Archbishop's Guild Is Sponsoring a D U n iH ^^S U N C O LN ROOM-SHIRLEY-SAVOY HOTEL FASHION oil UWf i S THURSDAY, 8:15 P.M., MARCH 27 UNDER THE DIREaiON OF MRS: EVELYN PUERSON-STAGED BY THE MAY COMPANY

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■■■■■. 'i' Thundoy, Morch 13, 1952 Offict, 938 Bonneck Strttt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TtUphent, KEyitonc 4205 PAGE THREE Auxiliary's First Major Gift to Hospital Teachers for Half-Century Plan for Men's Corporate Communion 2 Denverites Will Mark 50 Years in Sisterhood

B y L e t t ie M orrow ing in her sophomore year to enter Fifty years ago, March 19, oh the sisterhood. It was as a nun the Feast of St. Joseph, two Den­ that she completed her education. ver girls, who had left the Mile First Assignment High city the preceding October Her first assignment after she for the mother-house of the Sis pronounced her vows in 1904 was ters of St. Joseph, received the at St. Joseph’s academy, Keshena, garb of that order. Wis. Other assignments included On this 1952 Feast of St. Jo­ St. Patrick’s academy, Hancock, seph, in the convent of St. Pat­ Mich.; St. Joseph’s academy, Mar­ rick’s parish, Denver, these same quette, Mich.; St. Patrick’s acad­ two will celebrate the completion emy, Mobile, Ala.; St. Patrick’s of 50 years of labor in Christ’s academy, St. Joseph, Mo.; Cathe­ vineyard. i dral school, Kansas City, Mo.; a They are Sister Leocritia Jo­ number of the order’s schools in seph (Lament), who has taught St. Lonis, Mo.; and the past 20 both music and grade school years at St. Patrick’s, Denver. classes, and Sister Eulogia (Sei­ One of four children. Sister ler), a high school teacher of sci­ Leocritia Joseph expects several ence and mathematics. of her immediate family at the Their day of recognition will jubilee celebration—her brother, begin with a High Mass to be cele­ Ralph Lament of Denver, and her brated in St. Patrick’s at 10 sister, Mrs. Paul Worland of Chey­ o’clock and attended by the sis­ enne, Wyo. Another brother, ters of the order and relatives and George Lament, lives in Vista, friends of the jubilarians. A din­ Calif. ^ ner for the priests will follow, and Sister Eulogia, although not a a reception will be held in the native Denverite, spent much of convent from 2 to 5 p.m. her girlhood in the city. Born in the oxygen air pressure lock mechanism has been in, Evansville, Ind., she was baptized, THE CARE OF PREMATURE and com­ Sister Leocritia Joseph is a na­ plicated infant respiratory cases has been operation at the hospital, two infants’ lives already made her First Holy Communion, tive Denverite. The, daughter of aDd was confirmed in Assumption aided by this oJtygen air pressure lock machine at have been saved. The machine was purchased by the Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Lament, ^he JOHN J. BOWDERN, general chairman The corporate Communion Mass will be held this Mercy hospital, Denver. Donated by the Mercy Hos­ parish in that Indiana city. auxiliary at a cost of $990. In the picture Mrs. Helen was a member of St. Francis de She came to Denver when her year Sunday, March 23, at 8 o’clock in the Cathedral pital Women’s huxiliary, the new equipment alle­ Hansen is shown with the new equipment iti opera­ Sales’ parish, and there she was of the annual corporate Communion Mass of the Immaculate Conception. Men will meet in viates to a large degree danger of asphyxiation parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Seiler, tion. Mrs. Jack Levy is president of the auxiliary, baptized, received her First Holy moved to Colorado. Her6 she was and breakfast sponsored by the Knights of Columbus the K. of C. home, 16th avenue and Grant street, caused by the accumulation of mucus in the pre­ which has more than 400 members.— {Register Communion, and was confirmed. and the Catholic Men’s clubs of Denver, is shown, at 7:30 and will march to the Cathedral in a mature child. Doctors reiiort that in the short time a member first of St. Patrick’s photo by Van’s studio) She attended local schools, leav- parish, and then of St. Francis de left, explaining the details of the event to C. L. group. Breakfast will be served in the Lincoln room Sales’. She is a graduate of St. Van Buskirk, Justin D. Hannen, grand knight, of the Shirley-Savoy hotel following the Mass. Arch­ Wives Are Invited Mary’s academy, Denver. council 639; Allie Feldman, Chief of the Denver bishop Urban J. Vehr will be the celebrant of the Wanted to Be Near Church Fire department; and seated, William Blood, man­ Mass, which some 2,500 men are expected to attend.' Her assignments include seven ager of safety, Herbert Forsyth, Chief of the Den­ The principal speaker at the breakfast will be years at St. Francis de Sales’, Den­ ver Police department; and Jack J. Denny. Mr. Bishop Charles Quinn, C.M., recently expelled from Night Program ver; 11 years at St Joseph’s acad­ Blood, Chief Feldman, and Chief Forsyth accepted China by the Chinese Communists.— (Photo by Is Housekeeper at Rectory for 29 Years emy, Green Bay, Wis.; eight years invitations to attend the event as honored guests. Smyth) B y M ary Cu lliton do gardening for recreation,” she at S t Anthony’s, St. Louis, Mo.; the work keeps a housekeeper + + + + + + + + “I WANTED TO BE NEAR a says. from enjoying a normal social life. 11 years at Marquette, Hancock, church so I could go to Mass Among Mi.ss Rummelhart’s Too, she may not share, in the in­ Set Mar. 18 by Mich.; some time in the Southern every morning,” Mias Stella Rum- many talents is meclianical ability. terests and recreation of the province in Georgia and at Re- melhart said, explaining why she She can fix a lock or an electric priests. demptorist academy, Kansas City, Dignitaries Invited to Men's Communion has been a housekeeper at St. appliance as easily as slm can bake Asked what was her greatest Mo.; and now at St. Patrick’s, Philomena’s for 29 years. a pie. Countless times she has thrill, she replied, “Watching 1st Friday Club Denver. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Mayor Quigg Newton, Senators organizations: Fire department. Miss Rummelhart has heard more saved a repair bill by her skill things grow. Roses, people, and The First Friday Luncheon Among the well-wishers at her Bishops Charles Quinn, C.M.; and Edwin Johnson and Eugene Mfl- Chief George Cassidy; police de­ with a hammer, screw driver, or the parish.” jubilee celebration will be her Bernard Sullivan, S.J.; and Gov­ likin; William Blood, manager of partment, Leonard Nevin; postal than 10,000 Masses during those club, an organization of Denver 29 years. An amiable and effici­ paint brush. Miss Rummelhart has watched brother, J. E. Seiler of 2252 Glen­ ernors Dan Thornton of Colorado safety; Herbert Forsyth, police workers, Louis Sullivan and Joe ent person, she has become an • * * the parish grow. During her em­ businessmen who meet monthly coe, Denver, and her sister, Mrs, and Frank Barrett of Wyoming chief; Arthur Alcorn, Fourth'De- Telk. Music will be furnished by indispensible part of life in the HER AVERAGE DAY begins ployment at St. Philomena’s, she on the first Friday for luncheon J. B. Garvin of 309 Tejon street, |diead an imposing list of dignitaries gree faithful navigator; Michael the Just Kids band and songs will rectory. She is officially a house­ at 5:30 a.m., when she starts has served approximately 21 and a talk by some outstanding Colorado Springs. Another sister, invited to attend the Men’s Com­ Pomponio, postmaster: Justin be presented by Blake Hiester. keeper, but Miss Rummelhart says breakfast for the priests. In sum­ priests. Monsignor Higgins came Mrs. E. Frances Wittman, an in­ munion Mass and breakfast in Hannen, grand knight of council The K. of C. Glee club, under the she must be a “jack of all trades.” mer, she is out in the garden at to the parish only one year after speaker, will sponsor its first structor at the San Francisco Col­ Denver March 23. 539; direction of Valens Jonps, will sing, this early hour. Then she attends she did. evening program next week. The lege for Women, Lone Mountain, Oscar L. Malo, Knight of Malta; several numbers. An excellent cook, she prepares club will present the Rev. Fred Others invited to the K. of C.- meals for four priests regularly. Mass. During the day, she does the She- well remembers when the San Francisco, Calif., will not be sponsored annual demonstration Knights of St. Gregory John J. Often she must serve meals to six marketing and laundering, bakes, grade school classes were held in J. Mann, C.SS.R., of St. Joseph’s able to be present, but Sister Eu­ of faith are the Rt. Rev. Mon­ Sullivan, Thomas Tynan, Joseph A. Morality of Playgoing to 10 persons a day. and cleans the 15-room rectory. the rectory before the school parish in a follow-up to the logia says she expects to visit with signor John R. Mulroy, the Very Craven, Judge Joseph J. Walsh, One of her favorite dishes is While she does the housework, building was erected. At least 100 highly successful talk given by her this coming summer. Rev. Monsignor Walter Canavan, and T. Raymond Young; Judges Dubuque, la. — A controversy salmon puff, in which she mixes she must also answer the door children would be scattered the priest at a luncheon talk last Edward C. Day and Joseph Cook; over the lawfulness of playgoing summer. eggs and bread crumbs with sal­ and the telephone. Sometimes throughout the house. Stephen L. McNichols, William H. during the years 1617 and 1618 mon. Another specialty is h e r there will be 100 calls in one dav. ' “They had classes in the dining The meeting, which will fea­ 3 DP Families to Arrive McNichols, Charles Murphy, Sam baking. Besides cakes and pies, she “People call to .isk what time the room. For punishment, the sis­ ture audience participation on Taylor, John J. Morrissey, Eugene divided the secular clergy of Lon­ bakes bread and delicious brown- Midnight Mass is,” Miss Rummel­ ters would send the children into the subject “Happiness in Fam­ P, O’Fallon, Frank Lynch, William don into two factions, writes Mon-, ies._ Proof of the quality of her hart said, laughing. the pantry,” .she said. “And the ily Life,” is intended as an op­ Soon in Need of Sponsors May, G. A. L’Estrange, Francis J. signor Isidore J. Semper of the culinary art is that it reminds the children would eat everything in Kirchhof, Emmett Dignan, and faculty of Loras college, in the Her workday is never con­ portunity for members to intro­ Shakespeare Quarterly, published young assistant priests of their cluded until 10 p.m. and often the pantry.” duce their wives to the work of Three DP families will arrive Stampfl family, consisting of hus­ T. Raber Taylor. mothers’ cooking. * * • The following have volunteered in New York by the _ Shakespeare not till later. When there is an the club. Attendance, which will in Denver in need of a sponsor, band and wife, 58 and 50 years Association of America. ♦ • * evening service in the church, she A NATIVE OF RIVERSIDE, be free, is open to all who care according to the Very Rev. Mon­ old, respectively, and three boys, to handle tickets for the various “SHE TELLS ME MEN are is always present. la.. Miss Rummelhart has seven to attend. The talk will be held signor Elmer J. Kolka of the Re­ 19, 16, and 13 years of age. Unit harder to cook for than women,” Speaking of her work. Mon­ brothers and three sisters. She in St. John’s school hall, 620 settlement committee. The steam­ three consists of the Bappert I NOW SHOWING IN HOMES . . . the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William signor Higgins added, “When shftfame to Denver in 1916 to visit Elizabeth st'reet, at 8 o’clock ship Sturgis, due to arrive in New brothers, 24 and ^ years of age, M. Higgins, pastor of St. Philo- undertakes a project, she never a si.ster. She liked the city, and on Tuesday, March 18. York city March 14, will bring who should be pl&ed together or . . . ALL OVER DENVER gives up until it is finished. Work­ decided to remain here. She 10 units of 46 persons boufld for in the same vitnnity. All three men who come here know they worked for two years at the Ca­ Fr. Mann Is Man Denver. All but three of the units units will be employed as farm Draperies and Cornices have to turn in a performance or thedral and, before coming to St. Of Many Interests have been placed with Denver workers. Slipcovers and Upholstery she will keep after them until PhUpmena’s, she worked in St. families. The three unplaced units Jarties’ parish. Father Mann; who is now serv­ A second ship, due to arrive in things are completed efficiently. are German ethnics with Yugoslav New Orleans March 20, will bring “It is true that we have been ■ Among her acquaintances may ing as chaplain at the Denver backgrounds. Unit one lis the be counted several Archbishops, eight units of 19 people to Den­ fortunate here much of the time General hospital, has had wide Schikora family consisting of a ver. These have all been placed. < £ c L £ i d l s L STUDIOS in the secretarial help of Miss Bishops, and almost all the experience in a variety of fields. 41-year-old man and his wife, 42, Four of the units will go to farms; Alice Minot,” he continued, “but priests in the Denver archdiocese. He has been particularly inter­ with a 17-year-old son and a 15- two go to the home of the Little she did not live here. Miss Minot “I am speaking from conviction ested in labor-management rela­ year-old daughter. Unit two is the Sisters of the Poor, and the re­ T k w Spjdni}^ ,£insLL ^IjcUtd, '^oodL is still helping us after 27 years, and sincerity,” Monsignor Hig­ tions, interracial work, and such gins said, “when I acknowledge maining two will work as do­ but that is another beautiful marriage assistance work as the mestics. story.” that I have been blessed by her Cana conferences. Maine Auxiliary Named iRAce 6971 1452 S. Broadway * * * The arrival of these DPs will example and prayer. We are_ all T. Raber Taylor, the First LIFE IN THE RECTORY is gp'ateful to her. She is admired Coadjutor of Portland bring the total number placed in Friday club’s new president, the Archdiocese of Denver, since lonely for a woman. Monsignor by the parishioners and the extends a cordial invitation to Higgins said. He pointed out that sisters.” April, 1949, to 1,487. There are Eucharistic Congress all interested in hearing the dis­ Washington.—Bishop Daniel J. only 1,800 DPs left in Europe to cussion to attend the night meet­ Feeney, Auxiliary of Portland, be brought over under the law, Plan now to join Monsigmor Bernard ing. Me., has been named Coadjutor and of the original 60,000 German Cullen on the Pilgrimage to Barcelona, Superior of Mt. Elizabeth An unusually large turnout with the right of succession to ethnics, all but 20,000 have been Spain, May 7. was on hand last week at the brought to the U.S. These must club’s luncheon to hear the Rev. Bishop Joseph E. McCarthy of be brought over before June 30, All expenses^from fjew Wi 11 Assume Convent Post Edward Leyden analyze the Portland, the Apostolic Delegation 1952, when this law expires. York ...... $886 NEA report on the need of re­ announced March 12. Bishop Sister M. Stephania, superior religious life. Sister Stephania Additional ships are due to ar­ ' S l f ^ Student Tour of Europe— spent 38 years, from 1907 to 1945, ligion and moral training in edu­ Feeney was born in Portland in rive March 23, 28, and 30 con­ for the past six years Mt Eliza­ cation. 8 Countries— 64 days beth Retreat home for the aged in teaching and assisting the Heymes 1894 and was consecrated as"Titu- taining other DPs. This is the All inclusive from New Indian children in the Archdiocese For reaerrotiont Stella Rummelhart Morrison, was named house super­ lar Bishop of Sita in 1946. He is time for farmers to get help. Any­ ior of St. Joseph’s convent of the of Santa Fe, N. Mex. She also Priest’s Father 111 All over the world Y o rk ...... ,$895 the first native of Maine to be one wishing to place these persons Call MA. 1211 mena’s, said. “I really couldn’t Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph, served six-year terms as superior The Rev. Joseph Koontz of Visit Mexico— 10 days...... $210 of institutions conducted by the elevated to the Hierarchy, and. at NO SERVICE CHARGE say, but there is no better cook Denver. Sister M. Emma, from Holy Family parish, Denver, flew may call Monsignor Kolka or (Member of Cathedral Pariah) in Denver than Stella.” Columbus, Neb., was named new Franciscan Sisters, which are at to Union City, Ind., to be with his the time of his consecration was Frank Sullivan at the Resettle­ Sth Floor of Not only does Miss Rummelhart superior of Mt. Elizabeth Retreat schools in Jemez and Pena Blanca, the first Auxiliary in the diocese’s Denver Dry and St. Anthony’s orphanage in father, C. C. Koontz, who suffered ment Committee office, 1665 cook, but she also grows many of by Sister M. Reginalda, Provincial. a heart attack. fli3-year history. Grant street, AC. 3825. ^ mary ann fisher - TRAVEL Gooda the vegetables used at the rec­ Both appointments were effective Albuquerque. tory. In the yard between the March 7. Under her direction at Mt. Eliza­ church and rectory, she has cul­ Sister Stephania entered the beth Retreat from 1945 to 1952, tivated a vegetable garden and novitiate o f. the Sisters of S t many improvements were made on also a flower garden. Flowers from Franciscan Sisters in La Fayette, this uniquely situated home for the her garden, including lovely Sept. 10, 1898, and made her first aged, which was formerly Regis monthly roses, often adorn the profession in 1901. She made he? college and then a night club. altar of the church. final profession in 1907 in Humph­ Some include the complete interior There is no doubt that she has rey, Neb., where the order conducts and exterior painting of the huge a green thumb. She has land­ two grade schools and one high building; the erection of an out­ scaped the entire yard. The many school; here Sister Stephania door grotto to Our Lady of 1 '.B - ^ large plants placed throughout the taught school for two years. Lourdes, which was donated by ij j rectory are cared for by her. “I In a long career devoted to the guests at the home; and a com­ pletely furnished kitchen, which in equipment and design equals that t ' « _ I of any modern institution. RESTAURANT Mount Elizabeth Retreat has complete accommodations for 35 4 ’'''■ill ‘ i i i " guests. These ^elderly people enjoy 4-'. IPiaei—-I- LMMLimri fi private rooms, separate tables in the dining room, and man^ other conveniences. A chapel in the ^ 0 ^ building is beautifully decorated; guests attend daily Mass offered by Father William F. Molloy, resi­ dent chaplain. Spacious grounds, “WHERE DENVER DINES” ' even a swimming pool, grace the outside of the structure, which Featuring a overshadows the town from its hill­ Large Variety of top position. Sister Emma, new superior, was leadingt;atho//c stationed the past six months at St. Boiiaventure’s school in Colum­ bus, Neb. Previously she taught s SEA FOODS for six years at St. Francis’ school in Omaha. She also entered the Open 11 A.M. to 3 A.M. Franciscan Sisters in La Fayette, Ind., in 1904; in 1954 she will note Free Dinner Parking at Any Parking Lot her 50th jubilee. in the Vicinity Franciscon Nuns Plan Boulevard offers funeral services suited te oil needs> priced to the means Juit Prncnt Yonr Parkinf Ticket te Ctthler'i Deek of each family . . . and no fomily has ever been turned owoy for lock of From 5:00 to 10:H P.M. Unique Honor for Patron funds. One charge covers all— there ore no unouthorixed extras. Regardless Wednesday, March 19, the Sis­ of cost, every service is complete. ters of St. Francis Seraph at 2825 W. 32nd avenue, Denver, -will Religious Articles honor their patron, St. Joseph, in • STATUES • r o sa r ie s • MEDALS • PICTURES a special manner. A Solemn Boulevard Mortuary is eosily accessible from any • CRUCIFIXES • PRAYER BOOKS • PENDANTS • BOOKS Mass will be offered in Christ the • PLAQUES King chapel at 10 o’clock, with port of the city . . . only five minutes from down­ the Rev. Leonard Redelberger, town Denver, ample perking space. Complete Line of Religious Articles for Church and Home chaplain of St. Joseph’s convent, as g celebrant; the Rev. Jerome Weinert, assistant at Holy Ghost John J. (Jack) Denny church, deacon; and the Rev. John James F. McConoty A. I*. Wagner Walsh, chaplain of St. Anthony’s hospital, as subdeacon. The sermon will be delivered by the Rev. ( 111 iu ii uoons ( O. Theodore Haas, chaplain of St. b o u l e v a r d Joseph’s hospital, Denver. At noon 606 14th St. Between Californio & Weiton TA, 8331 a dinner will be served to thf 3020 FEDERAL BOULEVARD GR. 1626 clergy.

■ PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannec'k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 Thuridoy, March 13, 1952 2 Nuns to Attend Parley 566 Public School Pupils Make Retreat, Police Bands Open to All

• Sister M. Thomasine of St. The theme will be the same as The Denver Junior Police asso­ whoi register March 21 in the Po Francis d« Sales’ high school, and that which the Bishops empha­ ciation, an organization whose lice building, accompanied by on< Sister Genevieve Clare of the Ca­ sized at their meeting in Washing­ purpose is to provide boys between or more parents, will be accepted. thedral high school are two Denver This project is sponsored by the ton last November, namely, “God’s the ages of 7 and 12 with musical ^nuns who will attend the 14th an- education and citizenship train­ Policemen’s Protective associa­ Jiual meeting of the Midwest Sec- Law: The Measure of Man’s Con­ tion. ■ondary School department of the duct,’’ and will he treated as ap­ ing, is.enlarging its program to jMational Catholic Education asio- plied to the lives of high school include all Boys between these /ciation Tuesday, April 1, in Chi­ students, Cardinal Samuel Stritoh, ages interested in Becoming mem­ Welby Parish to Hold cago. The sessions will be*held in Archbishop of Chicago, will be bers. The organization boasts five the luncheon speaker. bands under the direction of the the Palmer House. nationally known music educator St. Patrick's Day Event and band director, George V. Roy. Modem and square dancing and The association is entering upon the Du^h hop will be featured at New Spring Togs for Misses a building project that will en­ the St. Patrick’s day dance ached- able it, for the first time in his­ uKd March 17 in the Welby gym, tory, to acce^ all boys who wish Welby, by Assumption parish. A TODDLER COATS to register, No previous musical special prise will be offered. The Detachable Collars. 9 0 9 5 training is necessary, but all boys admission fee will be 76 cents. Sizes 1 to 4 ...... GIRLS* SLITS Navy and Red with 9 Q 9 5 CATHEDRAL PARISH Plain or Check Skirts.... These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage S1m ( 7 to 14 No Down Payment Mutur 'OTOrhiulins DOYLE’S Rods A Pondor Rtpiln Tollorod Soot CoTori il78 IO.DOWIiHt6T RA 6060 Motor Tana-up PHARMACY UiOd Car* ••Wh»Tt ChiMna RtUnf Mrs. Peter Jonke Tk* Particular Drutslot Cathedral Motors 17th AVE. AND GRANT JOR OAITNXY. Prep. KR. i»T PRBR DEUVRRT 17S5 Lossn KE. SOU SOME OF THE 566 public high school pupils who Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph P. O’Heron, pastor of St.'Louis’ in Engelwood, as a project ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH made their annual retreat March 6 and 7 at St. Francis of the CCD. Father Jones was assisted by Junior Newman club PalroniM0 TAese Friendly Firms de Sales’ church and school are shown In this picture, being addressed chuplains from all Denver parishes. The chaplains heard Confessions Free Prompt Delivery by Father William H. Joneg of Holy Family parish, retreat master. for the record number of students in the two days. On both days the The two-day event was sponsored by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory retreatants were breakfast and luncheon guests of all pastors of Smith, pastor of St. Francis de Sales’ and archdiocesan director of the Denver and suburban parishes.—(Regi»ter photo by Smyth) PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED WINES . . . BEER FOR AND DELIVERED LEN’S Pharmacy CORDIALS Colfax at Downing Denuei Open Sundays, 9 to 1 KEystone 3217 U C. FBHR. Pr«». COMPLETE LINE Week Days 7 to 7 U*mbu at. VInctnt dt Ft^’i PuUb 'Song of Scaffold' 138 Attend PTA Meeting Hawes Food Store Hava Your Doctor Pbona Ut Your Prescription AHERN'S MART Bwkw' HawM — G17U H*wm 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 A' Bi-Low Store At Lsnlstsns snd South CIsyton In St. Vincent de Paul's MEMBER OF ST. PHILOMENA’S Quality Meats — Slated at Height PARISH Washington Park Mkt. (St, Vincent de Peur* Pariah, there would not be a paper drive 333 Eaot Colfax TA. 3304 rtocom 4 Groceries The drama department of Loretto Heights college will Denver) this spring, owing to the low prices VeHYttL, Colo. lAetb A FroMii FruiU Red & White Food Store present Emmet Lavery’s Song at the Scaffold in Loretto The PTA meeting was held now being paid for papers and and VogatabU* BILL HUGHES, Prop. Heights’ Little theater on March 23, 24, and 25. Monday evening in the school hall. magazines. Louisiana and Clayton Dr. Earl C. Bach, head of the The president, Mrs. David Sikes, Mrs. Lou Webber spoke on the speech department at the Heights, roles, will be presented in her first presided. There was an attendance CPTL all-day conference and Complete Food Service serious nart. SP. 5717 Dslirtry stated that the play contains a of 138. Father George Weibel pre­ luncheon to be held in the Shirley- 598 South Gilpin great variety of characterization The play will be presented Sun­ sented a group of records, spon- Savoy hotel on Thursday, March “IFs Smart to Bs Thrifty" and affords each member of the day, Monday, and Tuesday, March sored by the Christopher Move­ 20. Those wishing to make reser- cast a possibilitv of "stealing the 23, 24, and 26, in the auditorium at ment, which were of interest to vations are asked to do so by The firms listed here de­ show.” ^ the Heights. Curtain time is 8:15 the members. Saturday, March 15, by calling PLUMBING Mr. Lavery, author of the plav and the tickets are $1. Tickets may Mrs. Walter Angerer, ways and Mrs. Webber at RA. 8720. DRAPES serve to be remembered be obtained from members of the means chairman, gave a detailed BRICKEY & MOLLOT and movie The First Legion, which The nominating committee for When you are distributing is enjoying a successful run, speech club or by calling SU. 1- report on the carnival that was the new officers was announced Frsnk Uollot, Owner adapted the play Song at the Scaf­ 6664. held last month. She announced by Mrs. Sikes. They are Mrs. Cleaneid by Experts your patronage in the dif­ Shsr, BP. ISOS Kss., SP. n il fold from a story by Gertrud von Perry August, chairman, and Mrs. Remodeling, Repairing le Fort, F. E. Rohrbach, cochairman. ferent lines pf business. or New Work FHA Finsneing Ml Fsarl Though the story is set in the Holy Family Student Clubs Those on the committee are Mrs. Fast Service —■ Pickup & Delivery France of Louis XVI, the mood J. J. Roper, Mrs. Frank Mollot, and theme are universal: It tells and Mrs. Charles Finder. of 16 nuns of the Carmelite com­ Plan to Hold Dance Mar. 17 Coffee was served by the third munity of Compiegne who went raders’ mothers. Mrs. Harry jnOK]\lE RRAE to their death at the guillotine in .. (Holy Family High School, Ford Fenton, Ralph Barnhart; and iuemple and Mrs. Stan Johnson « BURKE'S BROADMOOR CLEANERS ^ the days of the French Revolution. Denver) Mrs. Harrison, Mary Ann Bohan. are room mothers. In particular, it deals with one The Pep club-D club dance will Shopping Center sister who was eager for mar- Three senior boys took the Sanctuary Workers be held March 17 in Machebeuf Knights of Columbus scholarship East Denver South Denver tydom, and a younger sister who hall. Joe Perito’s orchestra will For March Announced TWO was afraid to face it. This is examination’ Monday night, March 26 East 11th Ave. 712 So. Pearl ^ story of faith and of a special supply the music for the event. 10, in the K. of C. hall. They are The sanctuary workers for the Bonnie Brae CONOCO PRODUaS group of women who■ ■believed ■ id that Officers of the Pep club and D Lee Mahoney, Bob Goodwin, and month are Mmes, W. E, Bader, Phone MA 7442 SHOPS Phone PE 8485 \ Labrication, Car Washing, Batteria everyone stood at the scaffold club are in charge of the dance. Jim Haberer. Frank Beckord, P. D, Dolan, Louis BABDWABE Recharged, Tire Vnlcanizing sooner or later and that in a very The second-year speech class EiUen Grace, senior, and co­ Erhard, Helen Henderson, Vincent KOMAC COLORIZER PAINTS real way, the innocent sacrifice of comprised of juniors and sentbrs editor of the "Lamp Post,” Hepp, Gerard Hoben, H. 0. Hill, 5 Horntwiret • Toy* • Sport Goodi RONNIE RRAE a few might atone for the sins of gave Roughly Speaking, a ono-act placed third in the Elks’ "Most W. J. Allingham, J. V. Coleman, many. comedy, for the juniors' and sen­ Valuable Student” scholarship Donald Ish, Lloyd Glasier, and Wo Gho Groon SUmpo CONOCO SERVICE iors Wednesday, March 12, and on Pauline Armstrong will take the contest in Denrer. She is elig­ Kirk Klein. Mrs. John O’Brien till E. Bxpooltlon BP. IMS 724 So. UnlTarsity PE. 9909 the following day for the fresh­ ible for the state contest since will launder the albs, and Mrs. )art of Blanche de la Force, which men and sopbomorts. ‘demands grace In movement, ter­ the top three in the city go into Louis Erhard the linens. The cast is as follows: Mr. Fen- the state contest. ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH Bonnie Brae rific change in pace, great panto­ ton, Dais Paleie; Mrs. Fenton, The Altar and Rosary society is Preisser's Red & White At a special meeting held on sponsoring the display of a beau­ Patronise These Friendly Firms Drug €o. mimic ability, and an excellent Nanette Nelson; Sherry Fenton, Tuesday, March 11, four career tiful F & B doll, which has been Grocery and Market sense of rhythm,” according to Dr, Ann Barrows; Andy Fenton, Bill talks were ^iven. They were on donated by Hoyt Fuller, owner AlfrW C. Andtroon, Owner-Mtascop ranching, printing, coaching, res- ~ Hava your Doctor phono us Bach. McClimans; Fay Fenton, Rose­ of the Bonnie Shop, 751 S. Uni­ SCIENTIFIC Texaco Products FANCY MXA% VUVTABLIS. AND taurant managing, and engineer­ versity, and will be on display, in QUAUTY GROCERIES your Freseriptlons Helen Barrack, previously suc­ mary Carney; Lariabie Chatfield, ing. Each boy elected to hear one Watch Rapairs Lubrication \J B i^ Tirat Beers, Wines, Etc. cessful in a number of comedy the show window. The women are Free Oelivary SPmee 4447 Jim Hart; Jim, Jim DeAndrsa; of these talks. making an elaborate wardrobe for Dunbor-Andrewt Washing Aecataorias list E, Ohio Atc (So. Only, ipd Ohio) 763 So. University RA. 2874 the doll, and tickets may "be ob­ JEWELERS Joe & Andy*s tained from members of the so­ 3339 E. Colfax Winners in Arch(Ji(xesan Speech Meet ciety, as well as at the Bonnie Ave. SERVICE STATION shop. Mrs. R. J. Molloy and Mrs. Whara Parking It No Problam T. J. Vieau, chairman of the ways 12th £ Clayton FR. 9826 and means committee, are spon- soring this project. Their commit­ T37 S«. UniTcrsity tee is composed of Mmes. Vincent Okkeifii. Hepp, Donald Ish, F. T. Fillian,, ST. JOHN'S PARISH and William Deuschle. This Thursday, March 13, will Patronize These Friendly Firms be "Ladiss’ Night” for the Pinochle club. No refreshments will be served owing to Lent. All Permanent Waving who like to play pinochle art in­ OLSON'S a Specialty from California’s smartest designers await you at vited to attend. Games start My Lady Edith ’’The Little Shop” in Bonnie Brae. promptly at 8:16 p.m. Mrs. Robert Garland, 1050 S Food Market Beauty Shoppe Columbine, will be the hostess to St. Anthony’s circle for luncheon Appreciate Your Business HInnI* Koutlor, Mtr. ( D k h s iL L FASHIONS and bridge March 18. Mrs. J. V. 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 2804 E. 6th Axe. EA. 0788. g 7 2 7 South University Coleman entertained the circle in the Park Lane hotel in the past CLAYTON TEXACO The firms listeci here de­ month. Wuhiag Tiro* serve to be remembered firotilag AecooMrioa when you are distributing Oxygen Is Piped W* pick UP a dollTor your patronage in the dif­ Andy Marion, Lessee ferent lines of business. FIRST PLACE WINNERS (above) in Mary Clare Cervi, St, Mary’s; Barba'ra Connin, To Hospital Rooms Itk a CUrtoB FR. n u MHJTH GAI LORD the archdiocesan speech meet held a t Lo­ M t St. Gertrude’s; Jo Ann Cooley, St. Joseph’s; retto Heights college, Denver, March 1 are, left Anita Schaeder. St, Mary’s; Ann Morgan, Mt. S t .^hopping Disirief to right, Diana Prelog, Mt. 8t. Gertrude’s academy; CkrtrUde’s; ana Charla Illig, M t S t Gertrude’s, At St. Joseph's ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH A new $20,000 system that Vatican Diplomat Inevitable, Says Jesuit pipes oxygen directly to individ­ Please Patronise These Friendly Firms ual rooms has been installed in : W E E E V I V "I’m convinced that it is in­ as an American and Ambassador to the Vatican would St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver. Lyons Phormacy evitable that the United States not as a Catholic, Father Graham do much to subdue this feeling. The new sysfem eliminates ^1018 So. Gaylord RA 9883^ will have diplomatic relations with stressed the point that people Father Graham, who is also asso OPEN »TIL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT Your Extra Frioudly Drugslot bringihg 150-pound cylinders of Breakfasts * Lunches ^ abroad think the Americans want date editor of America and co­ oxygen into the patient’s room. Full Roglitorod Phsrraaoist the Vatican,” a war and that rearmament of author of the pamphlet “Diplo­ Down Town Prices • Dinners This statement concluded the Europe is a proof that the U. S. matic Relations With the Vati- The source of oxygen for the NORM 'S T EX A C O SERVICE [Spociat talk given by the Rev. Robert ^ pt rm.irv a 4 1 believes a war is inevitable. He can stopped in Denver for this new system is a spherical tank, Con­ NORM ENG8L0M, Prop. ___ W* Gloe Groon Stsmpo SUNDAY DINNER ...... * Graham, S.J., at Loretto Heights structed outside the; hospital build- Hein 6:30 fi 9—Mr. ml Mn. J. Willin feels that the appointment of an talk en route to San Francisco. Timm >■< Flnitoni PrMnti SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK college Thursday^ March 6. Fa­ ing, which holds about 441 gallons Ukrlntln ti< Woiklit TABOR 9222 ther Graham is an author lec­ + + + + of liquid oxygen at a temperature BONNIE BRAE Shoos for the Family turer, and student of interna­ of 316 degrees below zero. The tional relations of the Vatican. oxygen container is surrounded by The firms listed here de­ Woetherbird and Trimfoot He has just returned from Europe, an almost perfect vacuum, like a Carolyn Cleaners JEWELRY Shoes for Childran serve to be rem em bered X-Ray Fitting where he studied at the Univer­ giant 'thermos bottle, to keep the E. H. Clegg, Prop. sity of Geneva, Geneva, Switzer­ liquid at this low temperature and Pickup-Dalivary Service when you are distributing land, for three years, to control the rate at which it Laundry Service •Guaranteed Repairins: Sendel Shoe Store Father Graham opened hh lec­ vaporizes into the hospital pipe Buttonboicf-BumititckiBC-AlMTitleiii your patronage in the dif­ SP. 6026 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 8087 '1048 So. Gaylord ture to the student body with a lines. 748 Fox Street CH 2832 ferent lines of business. Mobi'.oil • Ponnsoil • Mobilgna brief explanation on the situation The tank will hold as much oxy­ gen as 206 of the steel cylinders Lubrication & Washing - existing over the appointment of formerly used at the hospital. Tuna Up • Clutch de Brake S BOB’ S IGA Gen. Mark Clark as representa­ PE. 2464 tive to the Vatican by President Connected to the unit are 3,000 So. Goylord Service Truman. He made it clear that feet of copper pipe leading to each HOLY FAMILY PARISH Catholics are not directly con­ hospital room. When a patient SUPER MARKET cerned witji this matter; rather needs oxygen, a small valve beside Patronise These Friendly Firms Center end Garoge Meats • Grecarios • VagatabUs that they are indifferent on the his bed can be turned on, providing .1001 So. Gavlerd SP. 6443 Better Quality for Leu subject. a constant flow of the gas. Portralti • Caaioroa • Pkot* SuppUei Many hospitals in Colorado and elsewhere in the United States FANNING’S now have piped oxygen systems, TEXACO SERVICE C/wtiLPhoto studio Rosorles but St. Joseph’s Is the first in the TIRES . BATTERIES • (PETE VAN WOENSEL) KEENE SUPER MARKET state to have this particular typi ACCESSORIES Diamonds Watches unit, known as a "single cold:olcof COMPLETE SERVICING Pbona: GR 9342 for Appointmenti 1093 So. Gaylord Fred Keene, prop. RA. 0902 converter,” Sister Mary Ascella, REASONABLE PRICES supervisor, says. 44tli A STUART GR. 9824 4348 W. 41tt Ave. New Store Hours: 8 to 6:30 Mon., Tues., Wed. THE REV. ROBERT GRAHAM, S.J., is shown being 8 to 7:30 Thurs., Fri. £ Sat. SUNDMAN’S welcomed to Loretto Heights college by Molly Verlengia, CORN FED MEATS The firms listed here de­ • Nationally Advertised Foods president of the student body. Father Graham, an author and student PAT WALKER fOULTRY AND nSH serve to be rem em bered • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Watchmakers and of Vatican international relations, has just returned from the Uni­ versity of Geneva, Switzerland. He told the Loretto students he be­ Denver’* Leading TENNYSON when you are distributing • Top Grade Meats — Sea Foods — Poultry Jewelers lieves eventual diplomatic relations between the United States and your patronage in the dif­ the Vatican are “inevitable.” Father Graham, ah associate editor Business Broker Meat Market ft’s Keene Super Market for the Keenest Buys in Town 59 South Broadway ferent lines of business. of America and co-author of Diplomatic Relations With the Vatican, 1433 Ogden ALpiae 4634 4016 Tennyion GR. 0443 litopped in Denver en route to. gan Francisco to give bis talk. ■■ L L \ 'Little Religious' in Vocation Program Package of Barteldes Sweet Peai to Famous Thomist Two Cathedral Pupils every adult this Friday and Saturday Spends Week at To Play at Irish Ball Loretto Heights (Cathedral High School, Denver) sistant pastor of Holy Family A trio of Patricia King of Ca­ church, IS the retreat master for Dr. Yves R. Simon, author, the annual high school retreat for teacher! and above all, one of the thedral playing the marimba, Pa­ tricia Shaw of South playing bass, sophomores and juniors. I^e Rev. f h MONEY SAVING SALE most prominent Thomistic philoso- Owen McHugh of the Cathedra) is pher^in the United States today, and Ann O’Connor also of Cathe­ dral playing the accordion will conducting the conferences for the THURSDAY, MARCH 13 THRU MARCH 21 is spending a week in Denver at freshmen. Loretto Heights college. Dr. Si­ entertain at the St. Patrick’s ball to be held at the Shirley-Savoy March 11-14 are the days set mon is affiliated with the Univer­ wide for the retreat. Holy Mass sity of Chicago as a member of the hotel, Denver, March 17. The girls "Melon" Power 7 k k S f t have, recently been heard over is being celebrated each morning WITH A i c L - Commfttee on Social Thought. radio station KGMC and have been in Oscar Malo hall, where the Lowir Mowers The Committee on Social entertaining the service men at Blessed Sacrament will be reserved Thought is a nondepartmental or­ during the retreat. POUIER M ganization the purpose of which it Fitzsimons hospital and at Lowry air force base. Seniors left Denver Tuesday Reg. $114 ? 8 9 j» 5 is to oppose the evils of specializa­ morning and will return Friday. tion and to promote the integration Students Given Value ...... moujER^; Retreat masters for the closed re­ No Excise Tax of knowledge. Thus it is, that as a Honor Awards treats will be Father Ronald Mc­ member of the committee. Dr. Si­ From among the thousands of Mahon for the girls and a Trappist ♦Check these Features . . . mon is not a member of the de­ papers submitted in the November for the boys at the- ’Trappist Continental Engine, 1.6 partment of philosophy at the Uni­ monastery at Pecos. H.P., 18 in. cut; finger tip versity of Chicago. Bookkeeping contest, judges have selected the entry of Margaret Concert Delegates control. Fully Guaranteed. Because integration of knowl­ Junk, senior homeroom 301, to be edge is the keynote of the com­ inscribed on the roll of the “Best Will Be Chosen mittee, the members are men of Alto Reo and Eclipse Power of the Best.’’ Her name will ^ p ea r Delegates from Cathedral who Mowers. very diverse background who have in the March issue'of Business will attend the District Speech in common an interest in human­ Education World. The following finals will be chosen to a large ism _ and an integrated culture. students merited a Senior Certifi­ extent from those Cathedralites 16" Cut, P. & N. CANISTER SET Their students are always sup­ cate of Achievement in bookkeep- who won honors at the Archdioc­ Boulevard Reg. $2.25 Value posed to work in several fields. g in a contest_sponsored recently esan Speech meet Feb. 29-March 1 LAWN MOWERS The program of each of them al­ by the Business~Education World; at Loretto Heights college and are PART OF THE 36 PARTICIPANTS in the Junior Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade are ways-includes philosophy, history, Patricia Beal, Betty Coffman, members of the National Forensic seen above. At the right is the Rev. Frederick Mc- and literature. .95 the Vocation program presented March 4 Beverly Comer, Myrna Deering, league. 18 Callin, director of the Junior CSMC.—(Photo by Another characteristic of the Shirley Ann Gracia, Mary Ann Roger Seick, won first place in at the Cathedral gym by the Denver conference of Smyth) committee is that a great part of. Jansen, Margaret Junk, Patricia boys’ oratorical declamation. The the teaching is done not in the King, Mary Murray, Louise Wein- Other Models + - f + + + following students garnered sec­ $19.95 to $34.95 classroom but by way of private gardt, Leon Fourcade, Bill Kelley, ond place honors: Judy Bagnall Priests, Sisters Portrayed tutorial sessions. and Rodie Price. and Joan West in girls’ debate; New St. Frances' Finally, teaching is only a part Swan Garden Hose Closed Retreots Elivinio Sandoval and Robert Sut­ Junior Mission Crusaders of the purposes of the committee. ton in boys’ debate; Joan Casey in BItck, 56 ft Heavy white *»*mel Circle, Lakewood, It iij the intention of the univer­ Are Planned girls’ humorous declamation; and Rec. 16.85 .....f S .e s j with gay Charry de- ■ sity that the members are above Senior boys and girls will make Robert Sutton in boys’ extempo­ 25 ft Retr.3.80_3.3B| sign. O nly...... Present Vocation Program all scholars who are supposed to closed retreats this year for the raneous speaking. Frances Lee and All Kindt of do creative work. first time. Our Lady of Guadalupe Elects Officers delet), Kathleen Murphy, St. Pat­ Larry de Andrea won third places Garden Hose STEP LADDERS The Denver conference of the As a sample of recent produc­ Trappist monastejTr at Pecos, N. in girls’ and boys’ original oratory, Junior Catholic Students’ Mission rick’s; Christian Brother, William tions is the book by the chairman Sturdily built, steps rein­ (St. Bernadette’* Parish, Mex., is the choice of the boys respectively. Besides the above Ace Lawn Crusade conducted a vocation pro­ Cassell, St. John’s; Little Sisters of the committee John U. Neff, en­ for their retreat. Girls will make forced with heavy rod, Lakewood) gram March 4 at Cathedral school. of the Poof, Sharon Jean Covillo, students, other students who will Trimmer 1 8 » ® titled War and Human Progress. their retreat at El Pomar, Broad­ represent Cathedral at the dis­ 29 IC 29 The newly formed St. Frances Dedicated to Our Lady, Queen of St. Patrick’s; Vincentian Father, David Grene, Greek scholar and moor, Colorado Springs. $ Cabrini circle held its February Missions, and presented under the John Wilson, St. Francis de Sales’; tricts are Sara Smith, Harry Garden Cart ? y . 7 5 4 ft. « 5 ft. • 6 ft. 3 member of the committee, has Father William Jones, ’40, Cronin, Tom Evans, Donna Ward, meeting in the home of Mrs. Alice patronage of St. Francis Xavier, Good Shepherd Sister, Elsie Baber, produced a book on Thucydides brother of Father Charles, ’38; Reg. $9.25 Sjoberg. A luncheon was served, patron of the missions, the pro­ St. Vincent de Paul’s; Don Binard, Marie Vargas, Judy Golf Brand LAWN SEED and Plato entitled, Man in His Ray, '51; and Hubert, ’51; and as­ Winder, and John Fajardo. (not assembled) and the election of officers re­ gram presented, priests, brothers, The Sister Magdalenes, Karon Pride. And very recently Dr. Si­ with Merion Blue sulted in the naming of Mrs. Anne and sisters working in the Archdio­ Turelli, St. Vincent de Paul’s; Sis­ mon has written a book, Philoso. 1 lb..... $1.50- 5 lbs. ..$7.36 Luino as president, and Mrs. cese of Denver, as portrayed and Lawn Broom ... .73c ters of Loretto, Mary Jule Conrad, phy of Democratic Government, 10 lbs. ..14.30 25 lbs. ..36.00 Emma Trusty as treasurer. Mrs. exemplified by the following: St. Philomena’s; Redemptorist which is just off the press. ‘ Anne Luino entertained the group Mission Sisters, Jolona Baca priest, Harold Gunther, S t Jo Fertilizers at a dessert-luncheon recently, and Dr. Simon stressed the fact that ONOFRIO Kentucky Blue Grata (Cathedral), Holy Ghost Youth seph’s Missionary Sisters of the the Committee on Social Thought Milorganite 100 lbs...... $4.75 then drove all the members to the center; seminarian, St. Thomas’, Sacred Heart, Sandra Harmon, Soiltone 100 lbs...... 4.26 s « D y g g Shrine of St. Frances Cabrini in is an organization that should be Thomas Trainor, St. James’; Sis­ Queen of Heaven; Franciscan Sis­ of vital interest to Catholics, and CABLE 'Vigoro 100 lbs...... 5.35 Mt. Vernon canyon. Anyone inter­ ters of Charity (Xavier) teaching, ters (Wheaton, 111.), Gloria Goetz, PAX 100 lbs...... 9.25 Reg. $1.00 lb. ested in joining this new circle an effort should be made to make Mary Ann Mollender, Annuncia­ St. Clara’s; Servite priest, Gilbert it known throughout Catholic cir­ LESTER BETSY ROSS Spreaders Loaned FREE- 21 lb. grade may call Mrs. Luino at BE. 3- tion; Sisters of Charity (Xavier) Romero, St. Louis’, Englewood; cles. 4784. nursing, Arlene Cosias, Annuncia­ Sisters of Charity of the B.V.M., On Saturday mornina Dr. Si­ KRAKAUER Pitssburgh Paints — McMurtry Paints —• Kem-Tones The Immaculate Heart of Mary tion; Sisters of the Precious Blood, Mary Philipp, Sacred Heart, Boul mon presented a lectUM entitled circle will meet Thursday, March Marilyn Ann Smith, Christ the der; Franciscan Sisters (Stella Nr “What Is Philosophy’’ to the sis­ MEHLIN & SONS 20, in the home of Mrs. Louis King; Theatine Fathers, Jerry agara), Deanne Archuleta, St. ters at Loretto Heights, and to Kearney Hordwore Kirstiens, 40 S. Lam^, at 12:30 Sietz, Blessed Sacrament; Domini­ Elizabeth’s; Dominican priest, their guests, the teachers of paro­ Home of Quality Pianos Jerry Bartscherer - Joe Casper - Morgan Cline for luncheon. Canasta will be can Sisters (111.), Judy Padboy, John Vos, St. Philomena’s; Sisters chial schools throughout the city. played. ■ Holy Rosary; Franciscan Sisters of Charity (Cincinnati) nursing, 1805 Broadway MA 8585 2270 Kearney Free Delivery FL. 0391 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sjoberg (Denver) nursing, Noreen Hersh­ Jeanette Petrick, Cathedral; and ______^ r o t t from the Cosmopolitan Hotel returned recently from a vacation berger, St. Mary Magdalene’s; Sisters of Charity (Cincinnati) Chemical Group Names trip in Mexico. Their son, Patrick, Franciscan Sisters (Denver) teaching, Jeanne Petrick, Cathe­ stayed here with his grandmother, teaching, Mary Linda Peacock, dral. Regis Prof to Board Mrs. Carey, while they were away. Our Lady of’ Lourdes; diocesan An address was given by Father priest, Albert Wood, Holy Family; Frederick McCallin, director of the The Rev. George Tipton, S.J., The Iven’s club met March 12 head of the chemistry department in Jefferson hall. Sisters of Mercy, Evangeljne Meis, JCSMS, and a prayer for voca­ Presentation; Dominican Sisters tions was led by Father McCallin. of Regis college, Denver, has been Students Attend of the Sick Poor, Mary Jean Wor- James Mueller was chairman of appointed a member of the em­ JOE ONOFRIO land, Loyola; Benedictine Sisters the business committee. ployment committee of the Colo­ St. Francis’ Retreat (Atchison), Eileen Garcia, St. rado section of the American Nothing But the Finest Cajetan’s; The Cathedral Junior CSMC Chemical society. Several children from the par­ unit expresses its gratitude to all ish attended the retreat for high Jesuit priest, Frank Wilson, Loy­ /The emplopient committee school students in St. Francis’ ola; Dominican Sisters (Wis.), sisters and schools that helped serves as an intermediary between ^ OFFERS church, March 6 and 7. Kaye Wagner, St. Dominic’s; Serv­ make this prog;ram a success. A employers in need of chemists and Joseph Soucie and Gregg Allen, ants of Mary, Diana Pomarico, Mt. special thanks goes to Sister members of the ACS who are seek­ Sr„ are patients in St. Anthony’s Carmel; Sisters of St. Joseph Mary Jude of the Good Counsel ing chemical work in Colorado. hospital. (Chicago), Patricia Triebelhorn, club in Chicago for the material Other members of the commit­ St. Joseph’s, Globeville; Franciscan tee are T. S. Chapman of the Dow 20% to 25% SAVINGS Mrs. Ar'dourel and Mrs. Spil- Friar, Richard Alex, St. Eliza­ displayed .from communities not Chemical company,, which is in laine cleaned the sacristy the first represented in the Denver arch­ week in March; Mrs. Clough and beth’s; Carmelite, Charlotte Holn, charge of the Rocky Flats atomic Mrs. Carnfield, the second week; St. Mary’s, Littleton; Carmelite, diocese and to the communities who project; and W. E. Pyke of the Over Lost Advertised Prices and Mrs. Tout and Mrs. Bender, Carol Schroer, St. Mary’s, Little­ so generously answered our re­ chemistry department Of Colorado i JOE, JR. the week of March 21. Mrs. Ham- ton; Sisters of St. Joseph (Caron- quest, A. & M. college. Fort Collins. beck and Mrs. Snyder will clean the sacristy the last week in March. Six Winners in Oratorical Contest Services are held Wednesday evenings at 7:30 during Lent and Father Bernard Kramer, a Re- demptorist priest from St. Jo­ seph’s parish is the speaker. On Friday nights the Stations of the Cross are held at 7:30. Baptized by the Rev. John J. Doherty were Catherine Ann, PHILCO daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle, the sponsors being Mr. and Advanced Design 1951 Refrigerators Mrs. W. H. Walker, and William John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Donnelly, sponsors being James Doyle and Audrey Pierce. We must moke room for 1952 rfiodels The women of the Altar and Rotary society at the monthly 1951 floor samples & demonstrators must go! bake tale held March 8, made $92.60. This money will be added to the school fund. There will be a bake tale every month Look at These Features to help raise tnoney for the school.

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SHARON FITZPATRICK, Denver stu­ senting the University of Colorado. Third-place GO! * Full Length Door* dent at Loretto Heights college, Denver, winner was Ed Reddick of the University of Denver. eold to floor was the first-place winner March 2 in the first an­ Other contestants were William Israel of Colorado nual Rocky Mountain intercollegiate oratorical con­ A. A M. college, Walter Oppenheim of Regis col­ test, sponsored by Loretto Heights college. The only lege, and Walter Ouye of the Colorado State College * Crispers keep vege­ girl of six contestants. Miss Fitzpatrick was awarded of Education. No Reasonable a gold loving cup as a trophy. The contestants Pictured above, left to right, standing, are Wil­ tables fresh & crisp wrote their own orations and were judged on the liam Israel, Walter Ouye, and Walter Oppenheim; Insures Marketability content of the speeches and the style of delivery. and seated are Ed Reddick, Sharon Fitzpatrick, and Second-place winner was Kirk Brady, repre­ Kirk Brady. offer * Folly ^adjustable JhiL JJik. shelves—chrome Blemor Players to Hold Forth Mar. 17 Refused finished. 'Su a Jta n h f, Q o. (Blessed Martin’s Young People’s ties, and amateur contestants? See Come early and hear all the timely SUU Wid* Titl* Ssrrie* /Club) the Blemar players in their St. every day hints to help you be a What would a television pro­ Patrick’s night specialty for the 1711 California KE 12S1 gram be without chorus girls, St. Dominic’s parish party. See the bigger success in life. Children wrestlers, well-known personal!- gprls perfecting intricate dance will enjoy their favorite cowhoy steps; grapplers vying for an in­ in a special ^ e s t performance. A DOES YOUR WATCH DECEIVE YOU? ternational championship; and a special highlight will be McNam­ child ^n iu s introducing a new ara leading his band. If it’s tired or disabled, bring it in or tend it sor^ hit. On March 9 the club held its to us. We will carefully repair and. regulate it. 'The women in the audience will first picnic of the year at Daniel’s not wish' to miss the early morn­ park. The club completed the day Only one of each available in most models-~have a choice by shopping eorly Closed Saturday Hamilton, Elgin, Ball ing health program demonstrating with a practice for the St. Pat­ at 1:00 P. M. a new and easier plan for being rick’s day program. and Eterna Watches neater and slimmer this spring. The Blemars enjoyed an eve­ ning of ice skating at Homewood Heights Women’s Club park March 7. On Wednesday, The members of the Loretto March 12, the club held its bi­ monthly meeting in the church au­ JEWELERS Heights Women’s club are urged to ditorium. Most of the evening was Joe Onofrio Music €o. attend the CPTL conference spent in final preparation and cos­ MEMBER ST. CATHERINE’S PARISH — OFFICIAL RAILROAD WATCH INSPfCTORS- March 20. Tables will be reserved tume making for their part in the for the Loretto Heights members. play. U28 SBVENTIENTH STREH A moonlight hayrack ride and 1805 Bdwy. **Home of Television^* MA. 8585 Reservations may be made by call­ a steak fry will be held Saturday, One Store Only Eit. 1920 ing Mrs. H. Alie at .PEarl 2749. March 15, at Ray and Lena’s. PAGE SIX Offtet, 938 Bannock StrHt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TaUpkona, KEyifont 4205 Thuridoy, Marck 13, 1952 Tabernacle Society Hears Bishop Quinn 2>Ook Club Hears Fr. Kenneallv Married at St. James' The'hp. TabernacleTabemaclp societysocietv met in years bv by Communists. He asked Easter. Cash donations are also / Miss Helen ihe home of Mrs. John Dower on for daily prayers for the conver­ sent by the Tabemgcle society. Sargent, daugh­ (Catholic Information and Library day, March 18, Loretto Loughran; from father Ryan, S.J., the book. ter of Mr. and Friday, March 7. The president, sion of Russifi, which he stated was Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff made an Sociaty, Danver) and' Wednesday, March 19, Mrs. The Things That Are Not Mrs. L. A. Higgins, presided. The the only hope for China’s salva­ appeal for women to work at the More than 75 persons attended Mrs. John A. meeting was very successful and tion, and that of other Communist- Red Cross on Wednesdays and Theresa Hamilton. The hours of Caesar’s. Sargent of the lecture sponsored by the Cath­ the library are daily from 11:30 Edna Hartman, librarian at Claude, Tex., be­ many guests were present. dominated countries. Thursdays to make surgical dress­ olic Information and Library so­ to 3:30 p.m. Rose Starr assisted The honored guest speaker Mrs. Higgins made a plea for ings for the wounded in Korea. Catholic Information and Library, came the bride of ciety at which Father William Miss Edna Hartman at the Cath­ reports that Margaret Brown, 344 Allan L. Stokely, was Bishop Charles Quinn, C.M., old gold . and silver. For many Five fruit cakes, which were do­ Kenneally, C.M., rector of S t years this has been the chief nated by the Cancer clinic, and olic Information and Library Sun­ Downing, has a unique method in son of Mr, and who is at present a member of the Thomas’ seminary, spoke on day, and has volunteered to work faculty of St. Thomas’ seminary. source of revenue for the Taber­ sponsored by Mrs. Karl Arndt, acquiring members and readers for Charles A. Sto­ "Tragedy.” Miss Margaret Jen­ two Sundays each months at the li' the library. When Miss Brown Bishop Quinn, who was recently nacle society, and these offerings were given to five lucky members. nings donated the flowers for the kely of Lincoln, are badly needed. Such articles as Mrs. John J. Sullivan sang a group brary. Miss Mary Foley is the hears a friend mention a certain Neb., in a double- expelled from China by the Com­ program. latest volunteer librarian. Catholic book that she would like munists, spoke of the appalling spectacle frames, dentures,, sou­ of songs appropriate to the Lenten Volunteer librarians for the com­ r i n g ceremony venir spoons, broken jewelry, and season. Gifts received at the Catholic to read, Miss Brown secures a before a Nuptial conditions in that country as he ing week at the James Clarke Information and Library, 626 19th had seen them. He was held in watches, are desirable. Mrs. Hig­ The meeting ended with a membership for the person on her Mass offered by rental library sponsored bjr volun­ street, include: From. St. J#seph’8 birthday, and takes the individual confinement for two and a half gins said that chairmen would prayer by Bishop Quinn. teer workers of the Catholic Infor­ Father John be established in the various par­ convent, Denver, a story of the the library eaM with the book that mation and Library society are: Casey, S.J., in St. ishes to take care of the collection order, entitled The Poor Sitter of she desires to read. James’ church, Thursday, March 13, Mrs. Frank St. Franeit Seraph; Lucile Stev­ throughout the churches. Doerner; Friday, March 14, Mrs. The Catholic Information and Denver. Miss Ro­ Mr) A. E. Murchie reported en’s, The Mystery of Konnerereuth, berta Sargent, a Fr. Jones Talks Edna Nelson; Saturday, March 15, by the Rev. Dr. Thomas, C.M.F.; Library had a record of 49 new that she had completed two sets Agnes Mary Eagen; Monday, Elizabeth Salamon, $10; donation members and 489 books in circula­ niece of the of vestments. Mrs. A. E. Seep, March 17, Dora Cavanaugh; Tues- tion for the month of February bride, was maid BAKERIES Mrs. George Burt, and Mrs. Mur from library lecture, $11.96; and The circulation of books in the li­ of honor, and phy of Chicago turned in four To Aid Society + • + 1 - + + brary increases steadily each Paul Stokely, a **The Finest Only*’ cinctures. j month. From Father Ernst’s estate brother of th e 87 So. Broadway The president stated that many the library has also been able to bridegroom, was So. University requisitions had been sent to Books Appropriate for Lent give Marguerite Billington 10 the best man. churches and missions that were Of St. Vincent Catholic books for the Lafayette Ushers were Colorado Blvd. not renffembered at Christmas, and public library, the rental library at George Larson these requests would be ready for (St. Vincent’s Aid Society, Clarke’s, three books; and St. and John Mor­ Denver) i Francis’ sanatarium, one book. row. After a S t Vincent’s Aid society met The books given had duplicate wedding trip to SAVE V3 ON YOUR MEAT BILL in the home of Mrs. Joseph, R. copies in the library. New Mexico, the Plank on March 4. Mrs. John C. Miss Hartman, librarian, again couple are mak­ Elliott, Mrs. 0. C. McIntyre, and 'requests donations of Catholic ing their home Complete Processing Service for Mrs. J. Morgan Cline served as in Omaha, Neb. cohostesses. Miss Eunice Robin­ novels and books for the library. Because of the increase in the — (Photo by Ab- Lockers and Home Freezers son of the Red Cross speakers’ doo studio) bureau made an appeal in behalf number of library patrons the li­ of the Red Cross drive. brary has a shortage of Catholic reading material. VVeSellTop Quality Meats - The Rev. Charles Jones of S t John the Evangelist’s church was New books purchased for the li­ Nurses' Class Will Start Limited number of Loekeri available now ^ brary this week include: The Spir­ the guest speaker. He talked on Women over 17 may apply for Denver General hospital April 7. the Catholic Church in England itual Life, by the Very Rev. entrance to a new class for prac­ Appointments for interviews may from the reign of Henry VIII Adolf Tanquerey, S.S., D.D.; tical nurses that will open at the King's Frigid Food Bank i to the present time. Moon Ffeet, by Falkner J. Meade; be made in room 255 at the Emily Mr. and Mrs. A. A. King (Members of Cathedral Parish) Mrs. William McFarland gave Seven Last Words, by Bishop Ful­ Museum Party March 15 Griffith Opportunity school, 13th 2041 So. University Blvd. PE. 3533 the deanery report. Sister Mary ton J. Sheen; The Fatherhood of The Children’s museum in the St. Joseph; Color Ebony; Wisdom and Welton streets, Monday Benedict, superior, of the home, fourth-floor galleries of the Den­ through Friday. The year-long spoke on the boys’ activities. She of Sorrow; and / Had to Know. ver City hall will present, this next said' they were happy that two The library society received Saturday afternoon, March 15, the course is tuition-free for Denver of their boys had*b«n taken by from Charles J. McNeill, Dayton, final program in its series of residents, .with a nominal tuition families for adoption. the minutes of the association frokn monthly afternooilT parties. Sched­ charge for students from outside January, 1935-1941. It is noted uled .between 1 and 3 p.m., keyed the city. After the. first four Mrs. W. J. McGettigan, the re­ months of study and nursing prac­ tiring president, thanked all of that Margaret Hamilton, present to the exhibition and the date, the the members for their co-opera­ MRS. MAY KAISER (seated), volunteer horanan, treasurer, was secretary of the or­ party plans include St. Patrick’s tice, under supervision of regis­ tion. Miss Eva Walsh expressed ganization in 1940 and Frank La day favors and Irish music; il­ tered nurses, the student practical shows Mrs. Katherine Harsch and Loretto Loughran, Tourrette was in charge of the lustrated talks on the subject of nurse receives pay from the hos­ the organization’s appreciation for volunteer librarians,'the catologue of spiritual books available in the the accomplishments of the retir­ speakers’ bureau. fish—both tropical and otherwise pital for services rendered. Upon library for Lent. In the library one will find well-written lives of —by Denver experts, C. E. Mc­ completion of the course, practical ing officers during the past two the saints by Gilbert Chesterton, Evelyn Waugh, and Henri Gheon. Mrs. Howard S l^ e r, chairman The Beer That years. She also welcomed the new of volunteer librarians; "Mrs. Earl Dowell and Walter Morfield; nurses are qualified to care for The library has McDermott’s Certainly I Am A Catholic; Frank demonstrations by artists who will semi-acute, convalescent, a n d Made Milwaukee Famous officers and assured them of the Sheed’s The Map of Life; Joe Breig’s new book The Devil You Say; F. Baker, and Mrs. Katherine society’s continued co-operation. make quick sketches of animal and chronic patients requiring service and Thomas Merton’s Seven Storey Mountain and many other fine Harsch will meet Thursday, March bird figures and a series of in institutions, in homes, or under MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. The new officers are Mrs. Wil­ spiritual books that are good reading at any time but certainly a 13, to schedule the volunteer work­ animated animal cartoons. public health nursing agencies. bur Gunther, president; Mrs. W. must for the Lenten season. The volunteers will gladly assist anyone ers for both the James Clarke li­ ^Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; J. McGettigan, first vice presi­ in selecting a book appropriate to one’s taste.— (Photo by Jerome) brary and Catholic Information dent; Mrs. J. Morgan Cline, sec­ and Library. Don’t Worry About Lenten Meals! ond vice president; Miss Eva Frank Callahan, brother of Mrs. Walsh, third vice president; Mrs. Nora Heath, is a patient in a local FRENCH FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP J. Val Chamberlain, recording sec­ Tuna Noodle* Ring hospital. Mrs. Nora Heath will en­ retary; Mrs. Frank Johnson, treas­ With potato laUd and rolU. Served hot riffht at srour door. tertain at a birthday party March One order enough for three. • •HEAKTY EA T II^ urer; Mrs. Ella M. Weckbaugh, 17 for her 7-year-old daughter, financial secretary; and Miss Rose Joan. ALSO DELICIOUS FRIED CHICKEN Adele Reilly, corresponding sec­ (With >bov« « t r u ) . CIo8«! Mondtjrt Shel-Roni Tuna Casserole retary, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cullinan, Quick delivery eervlee or you may pick op your order. 260 Newport, announce the birth Mrs. Joseph R. Plank was re­ 8 ounces American Beauty of a daughter in St. Joseph’s hos­ ceived as a Mfe member. A tea pital Thursday, March 6. Shel-Roni honoring the retiring and new of­ ficers was served by the host­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mahoney 1 small can tuna, flakod are moving into their new home, esses. 2IP,„4m K. <2* ttssef 1 cuf) whito sauce The next meeting will be held 787 Glencoe, Christ the King par­ in the home of Mrs. T. Walter ish, Saturday. lOie 8. Gaylord Herman Wachter, Prop. SPmee 44I9 2 tbs. chopped pimiente O’Connor, 525 Circle drive, on Miss Lauretta Dwyer and Mrs. h tsp. celery salt April 1. George Amo entertained 27 nurses at a surprise birthday party for Buttered crumbs Orphans’ Aid Society Mary Baker Sunday evening. The Queen of Heaven Orphans’ La Von Ullery, who joined the Wayne's Poultry Cook Shel-Root io boiling salted circle at the February meeting, Aid society will meet 'Tuesday, 1842 W. 33RD AVE. (at Rear) GR. 2458 water until tender. Drain. Mix March 18, at 2 p.m. in the Queen has been admitted to the Swedish with flaked tuna, white sauce, of Heaven home, 4825 Federal sanatarium for an Indefinite stay. GRADE A POULTRY pimiento and celery sett. Place boulevard, Denver. in greased casserole and top Tour School STEW HENS Ib. with buttered crumbs. Bake at 350* for 20-25 minutes. For va­ Mrs. Robert Yaggie, health FRIERS Ib. riety, a can of condensed cream VOSS BROS. chairman, reported an attendance ROASTING ,H. of mushroom soup may be used of 26 women representing the ALL POULTRY N. Y. bRESSED WEIQHf in place of white sauce, or left­ BAKERIES Denver parish PTA units at a tour over peas may be added to A TEMPTING MAIN DISH for a complete dinner through Boetcher school on Feb. 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Thursday/ March 13/ 1952 OfficC/ 938 Bannock Stract THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talaphont, KEyitone 4205 PAGE SEVEN T Sodality Union to Sponsor Sacred Heart Convent Married Archbishop^s Guild Fashion Show March 27 Alumnae Organize Unit, 'Vocation Sunday' March 16 (Archbishop’s Guild, Denver) ■The lilting colors and styles of Prepare Constitution The Denver Archdioceaan Parish Sodality Unioi) is sponsoring a new season in a splashing array “Vocation Sunday” March 16. The program for the day includes of spring fashions will be presented 177 Attend Guild's Breakfast Under the direction of Mrs. Ed­ Mas?, and Communion at 9 o’clock in St. Dominic’s church, West to members of the Archbishop’s ward Sliney some 60 Colorado 29th avenue and Federal boulevard. The sermon will be delivered guild and their friends at the an-' by the Rev. A. P. Barrett, O.P. nual fashion show to be held alumnae of the Convent of the Breakfast will be served immediately after Mass in St. Dom­ Thursday, March 27, in the Lin­ Sacred Heart were organized and inic’s church auditorium.- Serving will be in charge of the Rosary- coln room, of the Shirley-Savoy drew up a constitution and by­ Alter society, under the presidency of Mrs. Levi Saindon ^nd the hotel at 8:15 p.m. Mrs. Evelyn Pe­ laws. At a recent tea held in the chairmanship of Mrs. A. C. Carroll. Reservations are $1 per person, terson, fashion adviser for the May home of Mrs. Albert E. Seep, 2 and should be made with sodality prefect* or Viona Hamlet, chair­ cpmpany, will act as narrator, and Ivy Lane, election of officers was man of the Apostolic committee, MA. 8116, immediately. members of the guild will model held, the results of Which are: Mrs. The sodality union is fortunate this year in having a Domin­ the fashions furnished through the John T. Stoddart, Jr., president; ican Sister of the Sick Poor as the guest speaker at the breakfast. courtesy of the M'ay company. Mrs. Martin J. Harrii^on, first She is Sister Mapr Elizabeth, superior of the Dominican Sisters Tickets for the benefit are $1 vice president; Mrs. Edward G. of the Sick Poor in Detroit, Mich., who is widely experienced as a per person and may be obtained Sliney, second vice president; Speaker. The subject of Sister Mary Elizabeth’s talk will be “Voca­ from all guild members or by call­ Mrs. Willia'm D. P. Carey, Jr., sec­ tion in General and the Religious Nursing Vocation in Partciular.” ing Mrs. Peggy Sweeney, RA. retary; and Mrs. Albert A. Reide, The Rev. Frederick D. McCallih is moderator of the Sodality 475(r or Mrs. Helen ^inkel, Lit­ treasurer. Union. tleton 184-J. Board members are Mrs. Osegr All sodalists of the city are invited to attend the Vocation Members of the organizatibn Malo, Mrs. Albert Seep, Mrs. Zita day program. ' who will model include Mmes. R. McHugh, and Miss Margaret Eileen Koester, Doris Clarke, Ann Burch. De Smet Club to Convene at Holy Ghost March Maria Martinez, Mary Casey, Any former students of the Con­ The DeSmet club of Regis col­ A dessert-luncheon will be served. Ethel Hickey, Torchy Hickesch, vent of the Sacred Heart may con­ Mrs. Thomas Franklirt lege will meet in Holy Ghost hall, Those who attend are asked to Elaine Fielding, Peggy Williams, tact Mrs. Edward A. Sliney, 1462 Eakins (above) was married 19th and California street, Rita Stanton, Winifred Cooper, Eudora, FL. 1074, if thev are in­ Feb. 24 in St. Vincent de Paul’li Tuesday, March 18, at one o’clock. "bring cards. Rosemary Heckethorn, Maryruth terested in affiliating. There will church, Denver. She is the former Hodges, and Joan Poltera; Misses be a luncheon May 26 in the Den­ Danna-Lee Braun, daughter of Eileen Dolan, Dorothy Kennedy, ver country club, followed by Bene­ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Raymond Dorothy Byrne, and Blanche Ziola. diction. Braun. The bridegroom is the son Children participating will include THERE WER6 177 MEMBERS of the back row, Mrs. Peggy Sweeney, Mrs. Eileen Koester, of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Eakins. Judy Brown, Joan Kelly, Kathaleen Archbishop’s guild present at the annual Miss Mary Torley, Mrs. Marion Kelly, Miss Isabelle Mrs. Eakins chose as her maid of Sweeney, Bobby Kinkel, Andy Communion breakfast, held March 9 at the Top McNamara, Mrs. Helen Kinkel, and Miss Beverly 'Mexican Persecutions' honor her sister, Joan Mari? Johnson, and Jean Ann Schoeln- of the Park. Final plans were made for the Neylon; front row, Mrs. Florence Brown, Mrs. Braun.' The bridesmaids were daller. spring benefit fashion show to "be held March 29. Evelyn Peterson, fashion adviser for the May Co.; To Be Treated by Club Patricia Eads, Jo Anne Duffy, L6 A gift certificate will be Members shown in the picture have been assigned the R t Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, spiritual Ann Eakins, and Mary Lou Mast varded to the guild member sell- to committees responsible for the benefit or were director of the guild; and Mrs. Jennie Petschauer.— chinot. The bridegrom’s best man (Photo by Turilli) A discussion on “Mexican ii|g the greatest number of tickets. connected with the breakfast. They are, left to right, Persecutions” will be held was his brother, James Paul Mrs. Eileen Koester, Mrs. Mar­ Thursday, March 20, by the St. Eakins. The attendants were Rich­ garet Volk, and Miss Isabelle Me Thomas University club in the ard Braun, Bayard Young, John amara spent the evening of K. of C. home, 16th end Grant Amato, and Paul Toner. The couple arch 10 visiting with the girls streets, Denver, at 8:15 p.m. took a wedding trip to Colorado at the Queen of Heaven orphanage. Credit Union Delegates Named Dick Casburn will be the mod­ Springs and Las Vegas, N. Mex!. < St. Gerard’s Circle (Archdiocetan Council of Catholic are on vacation. Viola Watson is chairman of the erator. Anyone interested it in­ They will make their home ift Miss Margaret Egan, 909 S. Nurief, Denver Chaptor) Mrs. Sloss has resigned her po­ ways and means committee. vited to attend. Denver.— (Photo by Abdoo studio) Monroe, will extend -the hospital­ A meeting of the credit union sition in surgery at Mercy hos­ Every Monday evening, Regis ity of her home to members of the and board; of directors of the Den­ pital. college sponsors a parish credit circle on Thursday evening, ver Council of Catholic Nurses was New members of the Denver union forum in Loyola hall at an March 20. held in Mercy hospital March 11. chapter of the ACCN are Mary 8:30. Father Joseph Ryan, S.J., St. Ann’s Circle Marie Dowd and Viola Watson Jackovich, Jacquellin Schwartz, conducts this class. All credit Miss Rose Sheehan, formerly of were elected delegates to the an­ Mary Janssen, Katherine McFad- union members are invited to at­ original Alhambra, Calif., joined the circle nual credit union convention to be den, Katherine Ruddy, Mary For- tend. at the March meeting, which was held in Denver in April. Mary •tin, and Nora Heath. St. Anthony’s alumnae meet­ held in the home of Mrs. Kay Har­ Burke and Viola Watson were Mrs. Anne Ryan of Schenec­ ing will be held Thursday eva- creation... rington. elected delegates to the Denver tady, N.Y., is visiting her mother, ning, March 13, at 8 o’clock. Immaculate Conception Circle Credit Union league in March. Mrs. Lonskey. Mrs. Ryan was for­ A surprise party was held March A birthday dinner was held in The Mercy nurse alumnae will merly etnployed at St. Joseph’s the nurses’ home at St. Anthony’s of exquisite imported 7 in the home of Mrs. Margaret meet Thursday evening, March hospital. McCallin to honor Mrs. Norris honoring all graduate nurses and lace over net over 13. Captain Traick will speak A meeting of the ways and students living in the residence Hoskins. on her nursing experiences in means committee was held in the Ave Maria Circle who have celebrated their birth taffeta with beauti­ Korea at the Mercy alumnae home of Loretta Dwyer to discuss day in the past three-month period. Members of the circle attended meeting. plans for a games party to be held ful tiny pearls evening devotions March 12 in St. Eleanor and Margaret Schueth in the Oscar Malo hall April 18. Delores Anderson, class of ’45, Mary's church in Littleton, and of St. Joseph’s nursing school, is to adorn the gath­ then spent the evening in the home a surgical patient in St. Joseph’s. of Mrs. Mary Kinkel. Mrs. Williams is now a patient in erings at the neck­ Dominican Aid Unit Plans St. Joseph’s. Dorothy Gaffy has St. Bernadette’s Circle line. The March meeting of the circle returned to duty following a long was held in the home of Mrs. Betty illness. Formal bridal rowns Leiker. The infant son of Mr. and Card Party on March 19 Katherine Patton was called to priced from fSMS up Mrs. Joseph Shell, born on Feb. 6, On March 19 the annual card sented to them to be used in Trenton, N.J., owing to the illness was baptized Lawrence Dean. Mr party given by the Dominican their calls on the sick and sick of her father. and Mrs. Cyril Leiker are the par­ Sisters of the Sick Poor Aid so­ poor. Since their work takes Lt. Clara Buehler, NNC, is leav­ ents of a boy, John Leo. ciety will be held in the Denver them to every section of Denver ing for Akron Thursday, March 13, Holy Family Circle Dry Goods tea room at 2 o’clock. many hours have been saved for to give recruitment talks to the Mrs. Catherine Proctor will ex­ In 1950 through the generos­ them. The Aid society has as high school there. tend the hospitality of her home ity of many friends of the Do­ one of its projects the main­ Julia McGovern, former secre­ to circle members on Wednesday minican Sisters a car was pre- tenance of this car, and the pro­ tary of ACCN, has accepted a po­ afternoon, March 18. ceeds of the card party will be sition with the nursing ser'vice of St. Joseph’s Circle Cathedral Sodalists used for this purpose. the Federal Employe Health serv­ Mrs. Roselle Hepp will entertain Tickets may be procured; at ice. Miss McGovern is the first the members of the circle on To Decorate Gym for the tea room on the afternoon vice president of the Colorado RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Thursday evening, March 13, of the card party,' and the at­ State Nurses’ association, and has rather than on Wednesday as pre­ tention of those who plan ' to been supervisor of the Visiting viously scheduled. 'Ides of March' Fete play is called to the time,' 2 Nurse service since 1948. GENERAL TIRES o’clock. ' ' Mrs. Gladys Kidder Ward, St. St. Patrick’s Circle (Our Lady’t Sodality, Cathedral) The March meeting of the circle Mrs. Walter Wade, chairman Philomena’s parish, entertained General Batteries The decorating for Cathedral’s of the gift committee, an­ the Registered Nurse Anesthet­ was held in the home of Mrs. “Ides of March” bazaar will take James Sweeney on March 12. A nounces that there will be ap­ ists at their monthly meeting Feb. place Saturday morning, March proximately 50 special prizes. 26. KRAFT RECAPPING buffet supper will be served. 15. Members of Our Lady’s sodal­ Our Lady of Loretto Circle The telephone committee for Margaret Duffy, former educa­ GENERAL ity, under the chairmanship of ticket selling under the chair­ tion director of the veterans hos­ Kraft Inspected The March meeting to be held in Frances Bertoluza and Catherine S9UEECEE the home of Miss Evelyn Miller manship of Mrs. Carl Sward is pital at Fort Logan, is chief of the 515 Sixteenth Street (Next to the Paramount) O’Brien, will meet at the Cathe­ as follows: Mmes. W. Beckman, nursing service of the new Veter­ Used Tires has been postponed from Wednes­ dral for 7:45 Mass, after which day to Friday, March 14. Mrs. A. J. Bonino, William Schultz, ans’ hospital in Kansas City. they will proceed to decorate Os­ W. Grimm, S. Sferra, J. Schwei- Julia Mantey, St. Joseph’s alum­ G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6604 Dorothy Walsh Morris has left car Malo gym for the mid-Lenten na, is a member of the nursing re­ Denver to join her husband in Las ger, W. D. Webb, J. M. Harring­ DR. JAMES P. festival. ton, J. Quinn, W. Wade, R. L. sources committee of the Colorado Cruces, N. Mex. On Sunday, March 16, the so­ St. Frances Cabrini’s Circle Kurtz, T. Kemme, E. Werner, State Nurses’ association. GRAY dalists will receive Communion in J. Rosenbach, J. Reischman, and Mrs. Franklin Wright, formerly A girl was born to Mr. and a body in the 9 o’clock Mass. Optom0triMt Mrs. Dudley Taylor on March 9 in E. Frei. of a Denver hospital, will soon join The monthly meeting will be Mrs. A. E. McGill, chairman her husband in Japan. VISV4L CARE St. Anthony’s hospital. held in St. Paul’s reading room St. Thomas Mlire’s Circle of the card party, will be as­ EYES EXAMINED Wednesday evening following the sisted by the members who will Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sayre have Lenten services in the Cathedral. VlSVAl TRAINING moved to Trinidad to make their be hostesses: Mmes. A. Bonino, In accordance with vocation V. Connor, E. Dermody, Sue Optometritt new home. month, plans will be completed for Hally, R. L. Kurtz, T. Kemme, 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. S t a vocation day progrram tentative­ J. Quinn, J. Reischman, J. Ro­ TAILOR Irish Social Club to Hold ly scheduled for March 30. senbach, M. Saya, J. Schlereth, TO MEN Phone for Appointment It’s new, S. Sferra, W. Wade, W. Webb, 309 Colorado TA. 8888 St. Patrick's Day Dance Directors of Deanery and E. Werner. Bldg. The Denver Irish Social club will tpontor a St. Patrick*! day To Meet on March 17 dance on the evening of March it’s a Wiirliter, The board of directors of the 17 in the VFW hall, 220 Broad­ way, Denvar. Admi.iion it |1 Denver deanery will meet in the NOW AVAIUBLE IN ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA per person. Everyone it invited. Catholic Charitiet annax, 1663 Grant street, Denvar, on Mon­ day, March 17, at 1:30 p.m. you can play it! Garden Club Mitt Margaret Sullivan will pre­ The Colorado Federation of Gar­ side at the meeting. The presi­ den Clubs invites anyone inter­ dents of each of the 73 affiliated ested in joining a garden club to organizations should be pres­ JhiL TUw Tlfbhhij. JU kA . 'New Wurlitzer home organ meet Tuesday, March 18, at 10 ent at this meeting and submit o'clock in the Garden center, Kal- the annual report of the organ­ with 1000 different tonal effects amath and Alameda streets, Den­ ization which she represents. ver. Further information may be At this meeting the revised "IT WORKS THE GARDEN obtained by calling Mrs. Charles constitution of the Denver Weskamp, KE. 8184. deanery will be adopted. . . . NOT THE GARDENER"

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A re­ purposes and other standard attach­ S Name ception was held ments fit the Merry Tiller. in the Sky room s Address of the Park Lane ■ hotel after the ceremony. ; City...... State. (Photo by Smyth) 1617 California St. Denver, Colo. COLORADO TORO CO. ! Telephone N um ber...... Write for Dencriptive Literature. 693 East Speer Blvd. Denver/ Colo. RA. 3320 PAGE EIGHT Offies, 938 Bannock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telaphono, KEyitono 42Q5 Thursday, March 13, 1952 All Saints' Forms Nimble Thimble C/ub Parish in Golden Holy Family Parish Brownies (All Saints’ Parish, Denrer) Judy Reichifrein, secretary and ized group are Mrs. A1 Skipton A group of All Saints’ parish­ treasurer; Mary Kay Jorgensen, and Mrs. A. Brunner. The group ioners has organized “The Nimble reporter; and Leona Prunk, song meets every Wednesday afternoon Invites Everyone Thimble club,” a 4-H group, with leader and program chairman. All at 3:30 in the homes oif the leaders. the purpose of members’ learning these girls are students at St. Mary Kay Jorgensen and Bar­ to sew, Linda Skipton is president; Francis de Sales’ school. bara Brunner attended the 4-H Barbara Brunner, vice president; The leaders of this newly organ- members’ council meeting March lo 'Jiggs Dinner' 1 in the City and County building. Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) All Irishmen, and those who wish Murad's Amusements - Dining The Altar and «Sanctuary they were, afe invited to attend circle will meet at tha home of the annual Jiggs dinner to Be held Mri. John Degenhart, 2510 S. in St. Joseph’s parish hall on St. Harmonicats Recreation Hookar street, at 8 o’clock on Patrick’s day, March 17, from 5 Tuesday evening, March 18. to 8 o’clock. This dinner is IN PERSON The bake sale held last Sunday extraordinary because the men of Notion's Top was a great success. The women the parish plan, cook, and serve thank all who so generously do­ the entire meal, and they offer the Recording Stars ■ nated to the sale. best of food and service coupled PLUS I xO (xOlD The Men’s club will meet on with hilarious entertainment. The Tuesday evening, March 18, at 8 price is $1.50 for adults and 75 ARTIE JAMES where fhg West Rcmoins o’clock in the home of the vice cents for children, which is a bar­ America's Foremost resident, Joseph Browsky, 2730 gain when one considers the gener­ P. Federal boulevard. The nomi­ ous servings and the general irier- Skating Stylist nation of officers for the coming riment that accompany this din­ year will take place at this meet­ Showi Twice Nithtly 7^ ner. Mike DiSelle’e Orchectrt tw ing and the election of officers Beginning Wednesday, March will be held at tho April meeting. 12, there will be Lenten devo­ Enjoy a Pleasant Drive Work on Hall Progressing tions every Wednesday evening in SUNDAY—Noon to 9 p.m. and Good Food and Service Work on the parish hall, under Lent at 7:30. Lenten services are Smorgasbord the direction of Leo Arnoldy, is held also on Friday nights at 7 :30, Like our Grandparents prepared and served-at progressing rapidly. A list of and the devotions for peace are ^ $2.00 the Colorful Old workers is now posted in the vesti­ held on Saturday nights at 7:30. HOLLAND HOUSE in GOLDEN bule of the church. Any man, The Altar and Rotary society however, is welcome to work in will hold the annual Easter food Owned and Operated by the evenings and on Saturdays re­ sale x>n Saturday, April 5, at Mr. and Mrs, M. L. Holland gardless of whether his name ap­ the Power company. Mrs. Mar­ TROOP 54 BROWNIES of Holy Family Perko, and Patricia Martelli; and bottom row, Mrs. Advance reservations are not necessary unless pears on the list. The men hope garet Wagenhach is in charge of parish, Denver, shown above are, left to Betty Shoemaker, leader; Joyce Reynolds, Cathy your party is above 10 to eat Easter Sunday breakfast in the sale. Pardee, Judy Shoemaker, Betty Lee Schaefer, Kathy Teat Indeed I We Like Children the new parish hall. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kovacich are right, top row, Cheryl Beston, Sharon Grange, Joan Woertman, Catherine Cronin, and Mrs. Catherine Painters are now in the rectory, the parents of a girl, Christine, Schooler, Barbara Taylor, and Margaret McColl; Proctor, _ leader, Theresa Procter is not included and the laying of the sidewalks born March 5 in St. Anthony’s middle row, Donna Spirek, Cathy Martin, Mary Jo in the picture.— (Photo by Smyth) and black-topped sidewalks will hospital. n HE HOLLAND HOUSE begin next week. The contractor. Altar boys for Sunday, March GOLDEN.COLORADO 1 Dean Weaver, has promised that 16, are: 7 o’clock Mass, Bill MIGHTIEST. the rectory will be ready for occu- Peters, Howard Bolitho, Ronnie Archbishop Will Give Confirmation jancy by the pastor by the end of Brockway, and Raymond Kim- OF darch. minau; 8 o’clock, Ed Ramirez, '‘A.graot film » Fro sn o y h u n fo rg o f* Lenten devotions are held every Ivan Hoefer, Robert and Ronald MOTION toblel' -CHARLES BOYER Wednesday and Friday evening at Bettinger; 9 o’clock, Dick Waters, To Class in Wheatridge on May 2 ":45. Dan Bolis, Don Deffler, and Gary (Sit. Peter and Paul’s Pariih, are held weekly on Tuesday nights hotel:. Mmes. Edward Merth, Tom PICTURES! The following were baptized on Flebbe; a n d 11 o’clock, Allan Wheatridge) yfiEws^VIlVCENTi Sunday, March 9: Robert Henry, Smith, Jim Sweeney, and Dave and beginning at 8 p.m., and every one Vollmer. Jim Kbpp, and Thomas Joe Manchego. The sacrament of Confirmation is invited to take part. Epson. Reservations close on Sun­ starring PIERRE FRESN/IY infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James will be administered in the parish .The Alter and Rosary society Scheu, with Donald and Cleo Roy Gurule of this parish and day, March 16. Anyone desiring Cecil B.DeMille’s Miss Emma Frettlohr of Mexico on Friday night. May 2. This will will meet on Wednesday, March further information, or a reserva­ Klabunde as sponsors; George mark the first visit of Archbishop 19, after the Lenten derotions. A $pecial Lenten picture depicting the life of Lewis, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. City were married in Mexico City tion is asked to call Mrs. Louis Vehr to the parish since the dedica­ The women will receire Com­ Gribari at BE. 3-6073. Amon E. Gilliland, with Edward on Feb. 26. Mr. Gurule is the son tion in September, 1950. Parents munion in a body in tha 7 St. Vincent de Paul and Louise V. Gilliland as spon of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Gurule, of any children who have made o’clock Mass on Sunday, March G m k i ^ sors; Pamela Marie and Patricia and he attended Regis college and their First Communion, but are 16. All women of the parish are Pretented by Mary, infant twin daughters of St. Michael’s college in Santa Fe. not attending the weekly cate­ inrited to join in this corporate ST. THOMAS’ UNIVERSITY CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Francis Leo Junk, He has completed his work for a chism classes at the church, are Communion, and to stay for with Charles Ranke, Anna Junk, master’s degree at Mexico City asked to get in touch with the sis­ breakfast afterward, serred by Carl Junk, and Loretta Ranke as college. ters who conduct the classes, im­ Phipps Auditorium— Sunday, March SO sponsors. the teenagers of the Theophilus Following a wedding trip to mediately. They may be seen after club. n u T:45 p.m. Donation 80c Baptisms take place in All Vera Cruz, the young couple will the 9 o’clock Mass any Sunday. It O S B! Saints’ parish eVery Sunday at 12 make their home in Monterey, Jim Kopp, president of the THURS., FRI., SAT., TK('HN1('()I.0K Tickets Available — K. of C. — Qarke’s — Wagner’s will be necessary for the sisters to Men’s club, announces that the last o’clock, or at other times by ap­ where Mr. Gurule is a representa­ prepare the children for the recep­ MAR. 13, 14, 15 pointment. tive of a large drug Company. meeting held on March 6, was one BETTY CORNEL CHARITON tion of_ this sacrament, conse­ of the best attended in a long time. quently it behooves the parents to Robert Taylor Deniaa Darcellc see that ample time is given for This is the only organized group Johnny Ott prepares Presentation Parish Plans this instruction. Adults desiring to of men in the parish. The club WESTWARD THE WOMEN DOROTHY GLORIA be confirmed may contact Father meets on the first Thursday of the month. Any new men interested Dick Powell Paula Raymond St. Patrick's Day Social Robert McMahon at Arvada 310, in joining the group may call Mrs. ^ood menu for LENT and he will arrange the instruc­ THE TALL TARGET HiiiRV AILCOTOY mEBEIIGfS tions for them. Kopp at Arvada 1702J. Sacristy workers for March 15 LLnaivcimfiNiT iMvnii'iin (Preientation Parish, DeiiTer) Rev. Damen McCaddon, pastor CARTOON ■ cucciois RYiommi conliiio Cracked crabs from Seattle. . . live A St. Patrick’s day dance will of Our Lady of Lourdes parish, There were 38 public high school will be Emily Battaia and Elvera students from the parish present Carlyle. lobsters from Maine . . . fish fillets be held by the PTA Saturday, will discuss the youth program March 15, in the parish hall. The sponsored by his parish. This at the retreat held at St. Francis The following women have made SUN., MON., TUES., from the East. . . shrimp from the committee has engaged Roily Rob­ program is noted for its success de Sales’ church on March 6 and 7. reservations to attend the Catholic MAR. 16, 17, 18 Two members of the parish, Parent Teachers’ league all-day Gulf... fine, fresh sea foods from erts’ orchestra to furnish the mu­ throughout the city and could 3rd Great Week! sic, and has made extensive plans be well adapted to the youth of Messrs. Boyle and 2kirichak, ar^ conference to be held on Thursday Betty Grable MacDonald C ar^ the best fisheries in the Nation appear to make it a gala evening. Admis­ Presentation parish. ill in a local hospital. March 20, at the Shirley-Savoy Technicolor On Sunday, March 9, Father on Johnny Ott’s Lenten menu. sion is $1 per person. The proceeds Rosary' services are held every MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW will be used for payment on the McMahon baptized Daniel Marcus, Return Home For appebzing, satisfying lunches evening i t 7:30 except Sundays, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Smith, 4008 DENHAM desk debt. when a perpetual novena in honor Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and dinners during Lent.,..and all Lenten services are held every Mangan of 4'135 Otis -street. God­ Quitman street, Denver, returned John Payne Rhonda Fleming AL. 1421 18»h of Calif. of Our Lady of the Miraculous from San Diego, Calif., where they Technicolor year 'round, come to Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., and Sta­ Medal is held at 5 p.m. parents for Danny were Joseph tions of the Cross on Fridays at 3 Mangan and Clara Durkin. attended the wedding of their son, CROSS WINDS p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Parishioners are reminded to The subject for discussion in Lorren, to Betty Porrico of Welby. Private dining rooms call the St. Vincent de Paul Sal­ the adult instruction class for The Nuptial Mass was offered in CARTOON — NEWS The firma listed here deserve to Anyone planning to attend the vage bureau to pick up their dis­ be remembered when you are dia* CPTL conference Thursday, March March 18 will be “The Holy Ghost the navy air base chapel at tributinf your patronafo to the dif« Cocktails • Fine Liquors carded clothing and furniture. and Sanctification." These classes Miramar. ferent lines o( buaineta. THE 20, is asked to make reservations The $10 gift certificate spon­ with Mrs. G. Lindeman or Mrs. E. sored by the Mother Cabrini circle Reardon no later than March 16. was given to Leita Hannon of 206 i u m m A big CTeniag is planned for E. 10th avenue. The circle wishes the guild meeting to be held to thank everyone who helped Tom and Ed Cahill Welcome All of You Tuesday, March 18, at 8 p.m. make its recent card party a suc­ Open every da y 1727.Tremonl Place • TAbor 9302 Besides checkup reports of the composing organizations, the cess. Baptized recently were Patricia Jean daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The CHALET Affianced Theodore V. Smedra, with Robert Henry Graf, Prop. Smedra and Mary Boyd as spon­ sors; Kathleen Ann, daughter of S e p o i r a h / ... H e r e 's B n e f i a s f i n f f f o r You'll enjoy our deliciout food, Mr. and Mrs. George Raitz, with our delightful atmosphere. Geojge and Hildred Lowe as spon­ Service is tops . . . prices right. sors; Frank Milton, son of Mr. and Closed Tuesdays Mrs. Alvin Burke, with Woodrow ST. PATRICK'S DAY and Louise Conover as sponsors; 815 Colorado Boulevard and Thomas Phillip, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Cook, with Mark SPECIAL ATTERTION FR. 0432 TO MIDeE PAOTIEO Bambenek and Stella Beahen as sponsors. Tonight, Thursday, March 13, is the night for the big games party sponsored by the guild. Two spe­ cial attractions will be featured during the one hour of fun, which will start at 8 p.m. Admission is $1. St. Elizabeth's PTA IT’S AN OLD DENVER CUSTOM To Hear Fr. Honan Plan your (St. Elizabeth’s Pariih, Denyer) Till the Luncheon and The PTA will meet Thursday evening at 8 o’clock in the school Day Is Done. Dinner Parties Announcement has been hall March 13. Father Eugene in an made by Mrs. Dennis Halli- Honan, O.F.M., will give an il­ nan of the engagement of her lustrated talk entitled “The Vest­ DINING atmosphere of daughter, Veronica, to Cpl. Donald ments of Holy Mass.” All parents Serving Serving Hinkley of the U. S. air force, son are urged to attend. The young ROOM Old World Charm 11 o.m. 11 o.m. of Mr. and Mrs. Leo. T. Hinkley women of the Legion of Mary will trxv-j 1600 Ogdan PAUL V. SHANK of Springfield, Mass. Miss Halli- be there to care for the children. Till 2 o.m. Till 2 o.m. MAIn 0177 nan, a graduate of Holy Family Thoughtful appreciation is ex­ 4 'ArthItsO »f Iht Appofifo* high school, is now employed by tended the mothers who prepared the First National Bank of Den­ and served First Friday breakfast ver. She is an active member of, to the school children on March 7. Gug SchtcalVg- the St. Mark’s Young People’s The Holy Name society heard a REMEMBER LAST ST. PATRICK'S DAY AT CAHILL'S!!! club, and has served as club repre­ talk on psychology Monday eve­ sentative to the Catholic Youth ning, March 10, by Father Wilfrid That was a ‘‘Great Day” for the Irish and this year we are planning a bigger and greater Celebration^ CHAT & CHEW council. Corporal Hinkley is a Hept, O.F.M. for you. At our first big celebration last year you really ‘‘Took the Place.” Don’t miss this big St. Patrick's graduate of Cathedral high school, Father R aphael McDonnald, Day Event this year . . . March 17 . . , It will be a Glorious Monday. Springfield, and attended Holy O.F.M., is going to Scotland, 'Tex., Restaurant Cross college, Worcester, Mass., to begin a series of missions for M k S o .'...... until his enlistment in the air the next two months. force. No immediate wedding m FINE IRISH The Popular Eating Place plans have been made as Corporm For Family Groups ~ Hinkley is awaiting transfer to REAL Jameson & Powers "" CORNED BEEF Germany.— (Mead-Pursell photo) FOOD Luncheons —- ^ and 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. WHISKEY Dinners 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. CABBAGE Sunday Dinners — 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. Phone DExter 4434 25 - Complete Luncheon, Dinner ST. PATRICK’S DAY and Afteh-Theater Service SPECIAL Served in an atmosphere ST. PATRICK’S DAY SPECIAL SEA FOOD— CHICKEN^TEAKS of smart sophistication. Ik SANDWICHES — SALADS N Serving Only The Best Specialising in si I^rge Taste Serprlst*^^ Reaieeablt It’s the Friendliest Meet at CAHILL’S. BEERS • WINES * MIXED DRINKS Tempting Variety of After-Luncheon Welcome to Denrer’e Ftneel Place in Town. and After-Dinner Refreshments AT IROADWAT FINEST SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE IN DENVER COLBURN HOTEL 11;8( A Jt. to Midnlte (We Make Our Own Syrups and Toppings) LUXURIOUS ROOMS Cocktail Lounge BOGGIO'S Hat EVERYTHING - C a h i i r s CAR SERVICE AVAILABLE Parking Space AT THE SIGN OF TOE Coffee Shop Most Complete Restaurant HARP AND THE SHAMROCK 1317 STOUT ST. Open 11 Its A.H. to 2iN A.H. . . . aoead Taeediye 10th Avenue at Grant CenTenient Location — 6000 E. Colfaz MAin 6261 Service in Denver SCBLITZ BEER 0 \ DRAUGHT D. B. CERISE. UtBzier Thursday, March 13, 1952 Office, 938 Bannack Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 RAGE N IN E In Church Auditorium March 17 Judge Chips in for Kids Westwood Youth St. Dominic's to Have St. Patrick Fete Pick 3rd Sunday (St. Dominick Pariih, Denvar) features by the school-children; etten,” Patty and Bob Gibbons The annual St. Patrick day and Robert Whlsh, president of and Michelle Reynolds; Dennis party and projfram will be held in the Young People’s club, who has Gibbons and Jimmy Mauser in a For Communion WASINGER’S the church auditorium Monday prepared a comedy skit for the comedy song and dance; Margaret evening,’March 17, at 8 o'clock. A members. No tickets or admission Sabon and Antoinette Magnelli, in (St. Anthony’s Parish, Westwood) full program of entertainment has cards are necessary. a ‘‘Gay 90s’’ rendition; and Joad Eddie Joe Connelly, who has SL Anthony’s youth club, “Sa- been arranged by the master of Berger in a dance specialty. Mary, gag," has chosen the third ceremonies, E. J. (Goodie) Egan. acted in the skit the past five beth and Shirley Engle will har­ years, will take part in the Sunday of the month as 1 ts Assisting him in preparing the pro­ monize, and Jean Marie Heifer monthly Communion day. The ELECTRIC gram were the Rev. J. S. program. His little sister, Judith and Mary Joan Preston will tap youths will receive Holy Commun­ O.P., who will present several dance. , ion hi a group Sunday, March 16, Mrs. Dottie Gibbons has helped in the 9 :30 o’clock Mass. TERMITES— train the children. Frances Silk Sunday ovoning at 7:30, tha will open the night’s entertainment Youth club will’sponsor a movie RATS, ROACHES with “ My Country ’tis of Thee STORE entitled “Ireland and Roma” fn "A QUARTER CENTURY and it will close with the singing OF EXPERIENCE” St. Anthony’s hall. Tho parish is of “Irish Eyes Are Smiling" by invitod to attendr the entertainers and the audience. Colorado Terminix The circles of St. Anthony’s Holy Hour March 14 parish will meet next week—the The Friday Holy Hour will ba Mother Cabrinr group in the home 3156 West 38th Ave. Co. conducted March 14 from 7:60 of Mrs. Gertrude Bunea Monday, 1754 So. Broadway, Danvar until 8:30, During Lent the Sta­ March 17, at 8 p.m.; St. An- Phone SP. 4673 tion* of tha Cap** are taking thony’a circle, in the home of Mrs. the place of the u*uat lermon, Frank McMahan, 3156 W. Vir- which ha* been tran*ferred to lnia, Wednesday, March 19, at the Wedneiday evening *erv- f1:30 a.m.; Sts. Peter and Judes’ ice*. The u*ual novena prayer* in the home of Mrs. Earl McKune, are laid each Friday during tha 6810 W. Kentucky, Wednesday Lenten leaion, and the Sta- afternoon, March 19; and S t tion* of the Croii are being Ann’s circle in the home of Mrs. •aid each Friday at 12:50 p.m. Claude Miller. 982 S. Tennyson, for the ichool children and for Wednesday afternoon, March 19. I those who find thi* hour con­ venient. The Rev. Leo C. Gainor, Prank Burns, who recently O.P., will conduct the Holy underwent surgery in Mercy hos- Cordially Invites You Hour, and Father Anger* will ital, has returned to the hospital preach on Wedneiday*. ^ for observation and treatment TOM WALKER PIANOS Eddie Joe Connelly (above) ha* PTA Meeting li Planned Baptised recently was Anthony Rcpr«tentati?9 of Kimball, Sohmer, appeared in the St. Dominic’s par* Joseph Rally, son of Mr and Mrs. Hardman. Starr and Jeast French Planoa h entertainment on St. Patrick's The PTA council meeting will Joseph P. Reily. ~ Sponsors ware to Attend the C. G. Conn Connaonata be held Friday, March 14, at 1:30 James E. Reily and Mrs. Gene Electric Oraan day each year since he was three in the rectory reading room. Mrs. Fine Reconditioned Planoa years old. Molloy. kS45 S. BROADWAY SProe# 7SM Charles Swanke will preside. All members of the council are urged Mrs, Tom Hart is ill in S t An­ Ann, three years old, will make thony’s hoipital. her debut this year. They will sing to attend this meeting, ,which will be concerned with the Parent- A "com« as you are" breakfast, Irish songs. held March 11 in the home of Mrs. Walt Sheer and Slim Heath will Teacher league all-day confer JUVENILE COURT JUDGE Philip Gilliam gave a Catherine Piccone, was enjoyed by do a “smoked Irish” end-men duet. ence to be held Thursday, March larg e donation to Officer Timothy Crow, representing 16 children and the members of Hazel Nelson will entertain with a 20, in the Shirley-Savoy hotel A luncheon will be held at 12 the Denver policemen’s fund to send two boys from "St. Vincent's the Mother Cabrini circle. group of songs, and Richard Smith M a il far Korea will tap dance. Goodie Egan will o’clock in the Lincoln room of home and St. Clara’s orphanage to sumnyar camp. 'iThe project is also G rand sing his popular Irish numbers. the hotel, The room mothers will orted by the Denver Knights of Columbus. Last week George F. Wor Victim Put your dollars to The orchestra will be under the be asked to take reservations for ccarthy, Denver sports promoter, sent the policemen a check ‘‘to Father Michael A. Maher, pas­ direction of Tom Hallinan, violin­ this luncheon, and all the members help out" with the St. Patrick’s day party that the officers are to tor, will offer a Mass March 15 for work where they will ist, with Don Millgrin at the piano, of the PTA are asked to make give for the orphans and nuns March 17.— (Regieter photo by the repose of the soul of Louis Hu- “Hot” Sampson at the strings and advance registrations so that the O’Hayre) ____ lon, who was killed in Korea. w ork the hardest.. . . novelties; and-John Ross, saxo­ pariah group may be seated to­ phone. The young people will put gether. Telephone reservations earning a high rate of | on an original skit. The school may be made through the presi­ Opening children will offer a “tramp sere­ dent, Mrs. J. Ay Bonnell, Arvada Welby Unit Hears Reports at Meeting 4% interest. i nade." In the cast will be Albert 2037-W. A feature of the enter­ tainment at the meeting will be fold-in eapttal end torplot Gerardi, Michael Kruse, Don Set­ tle, Bart Boh, James Eagan, Tom the presentation of “A Bird in a PTA Entertained by Freshman Talent ovtr S250,000.00 Metz, Anthony Ursini, and Jerry Gilded Cage” by Margaret Sabon and Antoinette Magnelli, two Vaughn. Welby. — (Assumption Parish) words on the progress of the Boy Pants, presented by Nancy Per- O th e r members to be presented pupils from the fourth grade. REPUBLIC I —The PTA met Friday evening, and Cub Scouts and that a scrap sichetti (Ma), Barbara June Hart­ by the children will include Albert The parish PTA meeting will ford (Pa), and Mary Ann Muoci I Gerardi’s, accordion solos: Larry be held Thursday, March 27, at March 7, with more than 80 mem­ iron and clothing drive will be held LO AN CO. bers attending. The meeting was (Janice). I Rasmussen in ‘‘Let’s All Be Irish 3 p.Bi, in the church auditorium, by the scouts. The all-day CPTL T h e baton acrobatics of Lo- 1636 Glanarm • Denver, Colo. Tonight;’’ Carol Steinmetz in a Mr*. Theo Marie Sponsler will called to order by the president, conference, which will be held Friday and Saturday Mrs. Hazel Croteau. Mrs. Helen raine Jaques were accompanied at btablUhad 1923 pantomime: the ‘‘Three Swing- exhibit her famous collection of March 20 at the Shirley-Savoy the piano by Earline Ardison, as little pianos, both antique and Ferrero led the opening prayer. Reports on the results of pre­ hotel, was discussed by the pres­ was a roller skating dance by ^ l e modarn. Special acts will bq ident. All members wishing to at­ Mary. Grande and Florence Alls- presented, one from each grade; vious activities were given by the tend were reminded to make reser­ officers. The guest speaker of dorf. IN VOUII by the school children. vations by calling Mrs. Croteau at The closing prayer was recited Mrs. A. C. Reid will entertain tho evening was the Rev. E. A. Haz. 014SR2 HOME Leyden. He gave a talk by Father Austin. the St. Anne circle Tuesday, Gratitude Expressed Refreshments were served by March 21-22 March 18, at 1 o’clock in her on moral and spiritual char­ or acter value. Father Austin ex­ The organization thanked the Mrs, Betty DeLuzio and Mrs. home, 2715 Raleigh. Bridge will honorary president. Mother Mary Onelin Domenico. RUG AND follow a dessert-lupcheon. plained the necessity of Installing IN OUI additional fire extinguishers in Cecily, for the entertainment pre­ Recently baptized was Richard St. Albert’s circle will meet the school building for the safety sented by the freshman clus. Lee, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. CARPET riANT Thursday, March 20, at 1 o’clock of the children. This was approved Thomas Adduce! and Arnold Fer­ Frank Molinaro, with Miss Loretta in the home of Mrs. Thomas by all members. raro rendered an accordion duet, Pullano and Henry Covillo, Jr., as Mahon, 3060 W. 35th ayenue, for and Loretta Croce a solo. A paino sponsors. luncheon and bridge. The health chairman, Mrs. Anna Mary McKinney, reported 'that solo was given by Billy DeLuzio, a With a good attendance. Our Mrs. Margaret Evans, 3316 W. duet bY Rose Grande and Earline Lady of Sorrows Mission’s Altar- Phone AC. 6755 88th avenue, will entertain the St. Mrs. Irene Rossi and Mrs. Helen Ferrero assisted the doctor and ArdinsQiir.« clarinet sole by Marie Rosary society met March 4 in the FOR FREE Dominic circle in her home Vade, and a tap dance by Rose home of Mrs. Margaret McDon­ Thursday, March 20, at 12:80. A nurse in the past week with the (irande and Loretta Croce. High­ ough. It was decided ta have two Of Their New ESTIMATES luncheon will precede card immunization of the children. lighting this program was a com- dances for the benefit of the Mis­ playing. , Mrs. Peggy Macauley said a few edy^ skit. The Cate of the Short sion, one on May 10, and another DRVCLEANifM on. SL Patrick’s day, March 17. Both dances were scheduled in the BERNARD C. FINNERTY, Owner Welby gym. The S t Patrick’s day St Rose of Lima's Unit Plans Show dance will include mixed music: LAMP and LAMPSHADE (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, new member. Discussion centered thanked the parishioners for sav­ Dutch-hop, square dances, and Denver) around the 24-inch green-and- ing Betty Crocker silverware and modarn dancing. Tickets can be Cleaning The members of St. Ann’s circle white rabbit, which will be given Columbine milk coupons; it hopes obtained from members of the so­ have been active this week prepar­ away Palm Sunday after tM 10 they will continue to do so. Mrs. ciety at 75 cents per person. ing for their event “Parish Grow­ “’clock Mass. Harry Grant of 364 S. Canosa Everybody is welcome, especially SH O W RO O M In Our Plant ing Pains.” The husbands met in court, was given the baby set that tha Irish! The music will start at the 'rectory basement March 8 to St. Rose's circle met Friday, 8:30 p.m. practice their skit, which promises March 7, in the home of Mrs. Ethel the circle displayed. Good Shepherd mission, long in No Job Too Small— to steal the show. Another prac­ Gilies, with Mrs. Blanche Schroer Mri. Elizabeth Geiermann, need of an organist, last week nad tice was held March 9 for the as cohostess. Fourteen members chairman of the linen committee, the good fortune to obtain the No Job Too Large women to perfect their skits and were present. Mrs. Lillian Nolan needs additional help from the services of Charles Shweisthal, fashion show. The date of the is a new member. The circle women of the parish to complete who with his wife and son moved event is Sunday, March 23, at 8 voted to assist Father Frederick two sets of new altar linens and into the community from Milwau­ Pickup & Delivery p.m. Mann, C.SS.R., chaplain of Den­ tabernacle veils and lining. This kee, Wls. Catechism classes are Sacred Heart circle met March ver _ General hospital, and to work must be completed by Easter held each Sudday after Mass. Par­ featuring... 6 in the home of Mrs. Frances continue t# collect rosaries, prayer for the new church. Any women ents are asked to see to it that Carrigan with 12 members and two books, and new cotton scraps who wish to help with this work their children attend regularly. 1228 East Colfax AC. 6755 guests present. The guests were for Our Lady of Guadalupe can contact Mrs. Geiermann at Our Lady's Rosary is recited in Mrs. Pauline Flora ana Mias Betty mission in Arizona. Tha circle RA. 7386. church each Wednesday at 7:30 Bender. Mrs. Honort Stadig is a The Altar and Rosary society p.m. Stations of the Cross are held All the Latest will moot in tho rectory base­ every Friday at 7 p.m. « 4-H Garden Project ment Thursday, March 13. at Tuesday night in the gym, the 7:45 p.m. All woman of tho par­ Altar and Rosary society served ish are invited to attend. a spaghetti dinner to about 100 Styles in Will Be Undertaken Sunday is- Communion day for officials and committeemen of the all the children of the parish. Boy Scouts of America. This af­ Mrs. Lennie Gantner, 600 S fair is called a “round-table" ^and At Lody ef Grnce Clay, was given the angel food it is held each month in a diner- Shades and Lamps cake at the bake sale. (Our Lady af Grace Parish, \ ent iilace. Its purpose is to plan Danvar) Baptized recently by Father scouting activities in Adams Barry J. Wogan were Michael county. A 4-H club, featuring a garden Raymond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cpf. Joseph Morrone, Jr., project, is being organized. The Burt Smice, with Burton and Ellen U.S.M.C., who recently received northwest corner of the church McCue, Jr., as his sponsors; and the Purple Heart after courageous land will be converted into gar­ Michael Curtis, son of Mr. and action on the field of battle in dens under the supervision of an Mrs. Alvin C. Babb, with Vincent Korea, is now in the U.S. re­ advisory board of prominent men, Schwroer and Kathleen A. Laird cuperating, and is expected home offering... MIDLAND HOME liisT including Emmett Dignan, vice as his sponsors. in the near future. president of the United States Na­ tional bank; Herb Gundell, 4-H agent; .Bob Mann of the stock The Largest show; Ernie Marransino, city coun­ D. & R. G. W. Receives Award IP THRIFTY PEOPLE cilman; Robert Buch, 4-H agent; Bob Miller of a livestock com- pwy. Curly Schlupp, recreation Selection in director; Mason Knuckles, insur­ ance president; Elmer Hartner, Western Seed company; James the City Murphy, Tash Kestel, Steve Cin- occo, and Jim Goddard. Children from 10 to 16 years old may join. Anyone wishing to join should BUYING A HOME? call Shirley Dunivant at CH. 8138. / An important meeting of the men's club is to be held Friday .. .Then stop in and ask about Midland night, March 14, at 7:30. Pie- turas of tha last World Series BE SURE Savings' Economy Home Loon plans. They will ba shown. They will eon* plete tha plans for tha spring hove helped thousands of thrifty home jamborae which will ba held March 22, 23, 24, and 28, fea­ buyers. These and other home financing turing a spaghetti dinner, games, and grand priae. ~ TO VISIT OUR STORE H plans make it possible to select one to fit All are urged to bring their u friends and neighbors to the your needs. weekly games party every Tues­ day evening at 8. Choir practice is held every Wednesday night at 8. A High Mass for Easter is being learned. THE AWARDS COMMITTEE of the Denver Adver­ Lenten devotions are held every tising club, oldest of its kind in America, presented the • FREE GIFTS AND DRAWING • FEDERAL SAVINGS P Wednesday and Friday evening Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad, the Ad-of-the-Year award at 7:30. for outstanding merit in advertising in the field of outdoor adver­ The Young People’s club will tising. LOAN ASSOCIATION receive Communion in a body at Identified in the photo holding the winning art work are, left to the 9 o’clock Mass Sunday March right, Malcomb Sills of the Axelsen Advertising agency, Harold F. Wateh Next Week’s Register 17th at GLENARM • DENVER, COLORADO 16. After Mass they will have Eno, passenger traffic manager; Carlton T. Sills, advertising man­ breakfast at the Chalet Sunday ager; and Harold A. Kiley, account executive of tho General Outdoor For Our Grand Opening Specials evening they will hold a S t Pat­ Advertising company, whose media carried the winning sketch for 1951. rick’s stag dance. Admission is 40 The bulletin board is located at 18th and Broadway and carries ENTRANCE IN LOBBY cents per person and refreshments a Multi-Vision eight-foot new ultra designed clock from which time will be lervid. can be seen from practically a 180-degree angle.

\ a PAGE TEN Offtet, 9S8 Bannock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talophent, Ktyiteno 4205 Thursday, March 13, 1952 Blessed Sacrament Altar Unit to Hear Music Program Annual Benefit St. Louis' Parish to Have Irish Day Social (Bletied Sacrament Pariih, couple have another daughter, Tenn., to visit her sister, Mias rincipally on the life of Father (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) PTA who attended the Founders’ Schutt as sponsors; Dennis Paul, Denver) Cathy. Dora Metteer. Nerinckx and the Sisters of Lo- The Altar and Rosary society day meeting March 11 were Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Orlowski, The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold The inquiry class, which has retto. Slated March 1/ will sponsor a St. Patrick’s day H. K. Bald, Mrs. Joseph Ifoung, with Ralph White and Glorcne A musical program has been ar­ Mrs, A. Michaud, Mrs. F. Thomp­ ranged for the Altar and Rosary V. Campbell baptized Mary Te­ been conducted once a week by The eij^hth grade students will card party on Monday, March 17, White as sponsors; Nora Jane, resa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Father Mulcahy since February 7, present a skit on the beginnings of at 8 p.m. in the new school cafe­ son, Mrs. E. Glenn, Mrs. J. Van daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald society meeting Friday, March 14, Swearingen, Mrs. William Roach, at 1:30 in the school gymnasium. Mark J. Felling, Jr., with Mark has resumed the Thursday night the Loretto order, and the fifth teria. Admission is 75 cents_ and R. Cassidy, with Walter and Jeane and and Elsia Felling as sponsors. meetings tn the old school hall at graders will present a skit on the At St. Catherine's each one is asked to bring his or and Mrs. W. Otto. Remembrances Larrick as sponsors; and Michele The meeting will be preceded by were given the past presidents and The Rev. William J. Mulcahy 7:30. life of Don Bosco. AH the other (St. Catherina’i Pariih, Denver) her own playing cards. There will Sue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the recitation of the Rosary in the corsages were presented to Mrs. Ralph Glindmeyer, with George church at 1:15. The president, baptized Donald Bruce, son of Mr. CSMC Meeting grades will have a small contribu­ The Altar and Rosary society be special prizes and refreshments. and Mrs. Westel B. Wallace, with tion either on the life of Father Mrs. A. Aymami, Mrs. J. Huppert, Alton and Mrs. Chirichigno for Schamback, Jr., and Elizabeth Mrs. Frank Sabine, will introduce Set for March 17 will have its annual S t Patrick’s their efforts during the year. Mrs. Glindmeyer as sponsors, the- Easter Monday ball chairman, William and Patricia Rapp as Nerinckx or the Loretto Sisters. and Mrs. William Roach will be sponsors. Dr. W. W. McCaw and The CSMC meeting for the It would be greatly appreciated day card party on Monday, March hostesses, James Foley, president of the ' Members of the Marian sorority Mrs. Donald J. Kirley, and Mrs. pupils of Blessed Sacrament CPTL, spoke on the coming con­ George E. Reynolds, cochairman. Marcella S. McCaw were proxies. by the parish correspondent, Mrs. 17, in the cafeteria. A dessert- A St. Patrick’s social will bo who took care of the children at Mrs. Clara Frederic, mother of school will be held Monday, March Mark J. Felling, if circle captains ference and ' thanked the local the Infant of Prague nursery Mrs. W. J. Wyatt will give a short 17, at 2:16 in the school gym­ luncheon will be served at 1:30 sponsored Jjy the Boosters’ club chapter for the support it had * talk for the Red Cross drive. An Mrs. Forbes Parkhill, who incurred and publicity chairmen for the at Wellshiro Country club on March 8 were Gwen Eitzel Miller, nasium. St. Patrick’s day was various parish organizations would p.m. There wil be table and special given Catholic Parent-Teacher Carlotta Lubeck, Irene Michaud, invitation is extended to all a broken vertebra while the prizes. Because of the limited Saturday evening, March 15. le t^ e efforts. Sister Mary Pat­ Parkhills were on a Caribbean chosen for this mission meeting, mail or phone news items by Sat­ Don Camel’s band will furnish Mary Markey, Helen Poole, Ruth women in the parish to attend this since St. Patrick was such a great urday of each week for publica­ space in the cafeteria, reservations rick’s and Sister Ann Mary’s Fuchlman, Esther Slake, and Rose­ meeting. cruise, is now at home after being can be made with the committee in the music. Admission is $1.50 grades woi» the special prizes. hospitalized at Mercy for several missionary. tion in the followng Thursday per couple. mary Wiemeyer. Members of the Because the April meeting -of The pupils of the fifth grade edition of the Denver Catholic charge of arrangements. The com­ Infants baptized March 9 were sorority will attend the sodality we^s. mittee is as follows; Mrs. R. Lim- There will be a High Mass at the Altar and Rosary society will Mrs. W. Emmett Dolan will will conduct the meeting. The Register. Mrs. Felling’s telephone John William, Jr., son of Mr. and union Communion Sunday in St. fall on Good Friday, it has been berg, chairman, assisted by Mmes. 8 o’clock on Monday, March 17, leave on Friday for Memphis, theme will be vocations, based number is FR. 2125. St. Patrick’s day. Mrs. John William Vaughn, with Dominic’s church. Reservations decided to advance the meeting Glen Seubert, R. E. Cuthbertson, Arthur J. Davis and Irene looser for the breakfast, which will fol­ + + + + + + ■ + John McGinn, R. Wood, J. Prop- On Wednesday, March 19, the date to April 4. Feast of St. Joseph, there will be as sponsors: Carl Christopher, son low the corporate Communion, The Cub Scout mothers’ auxil­ skocil; R. Dever, Ray Slattery, and of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Belle, with may be made by calling Carlotta V. Jones. a High Mass at 8 o’clock. There iary will meet Thursday, March Receive High Scouting Honors will bje a free day for the school Robert Marshall and Elizabeth Lubeck at SU. 1-5141. 13, at 1:15, in one of the club Those who joined the Altar and children on Mafch 19, this being rooms adjacent to the school cafe­ Rosary society at the latest meet­ the name day of the pastor and teria. The mothers of the boys in ing are Mmes. Harold Caves, Sadie the feast day of the patron of the Den 3 will be hostesses, but mem­ De Salvo, John E. Lombardi, Jr.; Sisters of St. Joseph. bers are asked to note that only C. L. Lossasso, and Jean Paladino. Ed Theisen, president of the coffee will be served. Reservations for the Catholic Holy Name society, presented a Twins Are Born Parent - Teacher league all-day group of film slides following the ^ CERTIFIED LRinPS To Robert Freppels conference, which will be held on Holy Name -breakfast March 19. Thursday, March 20, can be made The slides, which were In color, Twin daughters, Laurie Lee and with Mrs. John Lombardi, league dealt with parish celebrations and Debbie Lee, were born to Mr. and chairman, at GR. 3760. FOR EVE COdlfORT Mrs. Robert J. Freppel in a local trips taten by the parish scout hospital on Tuesday, March 4. The The Camp Fire groups of St, troop on camping expeditions. Catherine’s will receive Com­ Plans were made to attend the munion, Sunday, March 16, in the men’s corporate Communion in 7:15 Mass, in observance of the the Cathedral on March 23., birthday week of that organization. Past presidents of St. Louis • Even during relaxed moments, your SAFETY St. Philomena's Parishioner eyes may ^e subject to strain from shad­ IS NO ows, glare or insufficient light. LAUGHING MATTER Gets New Railroad Position John L. Rice, 865 Fillmore street, McCook for a short period before CAREFUL Denver, has been promoted to gen­ his affiliation with the railroad. • Soft, evenly diffused light produced oy eral solicitor for the Chicago, Mr. Rice was married in 1911; the driving can save lives, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad couple have four children, three Certified Lamps reduces shadows and prevent accidents . . . company. A parishioner at St. sons and one daughter, all of Philomena’s, Mr. Rice has been a whom are married. ’ which could happen to Denver resident since 1918. In that The new position of general so­ glare, and the special reflector provides you! year he left McCook, Neb., to con­ licitor that Mr. Rice has assumed tinue his legal career with the was described by railroad officials up to twice as BOY SCOUTS AND LEADERS of Campbell, pastor. Left to right are, middle row, railroad in the Mile High City. as a most important one. In his CAREFUL Karl Chambers, Don Kirly, Ray Van Overschelde, In 1926 Mr. Rice became general new post Mr. Rice is in charge of Blessed Sacrament parish troop 145, Den­ attorney for the Colorado & South­ the general supervision of all com­ ver, who received awards recently, are shown above James O’Connor, and Donald Vollmer; and front much usable attention to the safety ern Railway company, and later pany litigation. with the Rev. Anton J. Borer, scout chaplain (back row, Terry Kirley, John Chambers, and James became general attorney for' the equipment on your row, left), and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold V. Creamer. light for more Chevrolet is VERY IM ­ Cathedral Grad Reaches pleasant seeing. PORTANT, TOO! 'Ho Parking' Signs Aid at St. Philomena's New Heights in Drama

HAVE OUR FACTORY (St. Philomena’t Parish, Denver) auipicei of the Men’s club. The 6:30, 7:15, and 8:15. Holy Com. John S. Gunnison, formerly of TRAINED EXPERTS Newly erected “No Parking” new project of the Men’s club munion is distributed at 6 o’clock St. Philomena’s parish in Denver, signs in front of St. Philomena’s announced recently by Dr. before, during, and after each is now teaching speech and dra­ GIVE YOUR CAR A church have faciliated the park­ James E. Cummings, club presi­ Mass. The Very Rev. Dr. William J. Kenneally, (j.M., will give the matics at William Cullen Bryant SAFETY CHECK! ing in 'and around the church, it dent, will be the construction high school in New York city. In was noted last Sunday at all the of book shelves on the west wall second in the series of Lenten lectures Wednesday evening at addition to his regular classes, Mr. Masses. The new reserved zone has of the main auditorium at the Gunnison also instructs an adult helped families Jto unload and load school. 7:45. Stations of the Cross are held for the school children Friday class in dramatics. passengers before and after Masses. The steering group of the bazaar The reserved parking area allows at 3 p.m. and for the parishioners The Cathedral high school grad­ general committee met this'week at 7:45. Holy Hour is at 7:45 uate also participated in several an automobile to drive up to the to lay preliminary plans for this curb and discharge passengers every Saturday evening. off-Broadway productions, includ­ year’s activities. Future plans ing work with the up-and-coming without backing into the space. will be announced next week. Awards/ night for St. Philo­ mena’s neighborhood Girl Scouts Circle in the Square theater group. ■ Until further notice city officials Four infants were baptized la.st He also will appear in an Equity have again allowed parking on the week in St. Philomena’s church. will be this Friday at 7:30 in the school auditorium. Library theater production of north side of 14th avenue. They Michael Charles Flor, son of Mr. Eugene O’Neill’s, All God’s Chillun have cautioned parishioners to be and Mrs. Charles L. Flor, was Prayers were said for the Got Wings, which will open in the careful in parking owing to the baptized March 4 by Father Joseph seriously ill, E. R. Carey of New 455 Broadway spring. Before going to the I volume of traffic on the main O’Malley and had William Forbes Orleans, formerly of St. Philo­ East, Mr. Gunnison received his thoroughfare. and Edna Farrell as godparents. mena’s parish, and for the de. PEarl 4641 B. A. degree at the Colorado State The new auditorium stage Michael was bom Jan. 29 in a ceased, Mary Catherine O’Connor, college of education at Greeley, PBBLIC SERVICE COmPflNV OF COLORADO I hai been completed under the local hospital. Ellen Christine 829 Fillmore street. John L. Rice and in 1949 his master of arts in Ryan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meeting in the school library on the school of the theater at the John F. Ryan of 1215 Milwaukee, March 10, St. Philomena’s Altar Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy University of Denver. He taught was baptized by Monsignor Wil- and Rosary society members were line. in the Denver public schools, and BREWED WITH PURE liaij Higgins last Sunday. Ellen, the guests of Mmes. D. R. Costello, He was born in North Lewis- during the year 1650-1951 was born Feb. 25 in a local hospital, E. L. Stakebake, and John Scheu- burg, 0., but moved with his fam­ director of speech and drama at had Michael D. Ryan, her brother, nemann. The Rosary was offered ily as a child to Nebraska where Greeley high school. He is now and Margaret M. Koning as god- for members who are ill and for he attended school in Haigler and studying for his Ph.D. in drama at arents. Father James O’Grady peace in the world. Members on McCook. He attended the Univer­ Columbia university. Mr. Gunni­ ROCKY MOUNTAIN aptized Peggy Ann Palmer, the convalescent list are Mmes. sity of Nebraska and was gradu­ son’s mother, Mrs. Agnes M. Gun­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mary Adams, E. E. Nevans, J. J. ated with a law degree in 1910. He nison, resides at 911 Fillmore € / o o U 9 V t f Palmer, and Robert Allen Larche, Dooling, and A. J. Quinlivan. engaged in private law practice in street, Denver. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen Mrs. T. C. Rhoades acknowleged TO PERSONAL. Larche, last Sunday. Peggy had thanks for general sewing by Mrs. SPRING WATER Maurice and Betty LeFere and P. F. Burns, Mrs. E. A. Hanifen, RELIABLE. AND COMPLETE Robert had James Hardin and and Mrs. Helen Bishop. Mrs. Annual Fathers' Night Rosemary Gibbons as sponsors. Frank Buckley and Mrs. Ralph Committee for Men's Night Hanson will assist Mrs. Marion INVESTMENT Strain with a membership canvass. Mrs. J. Koning, president, has SERVICE appointed the following committee Mrs. W. E. Jones called attention to plan the Men’s night party in to classes on parliamentary pro­ April: Mmes. Eugene Foster, cedure held at Morey Junior high chairman, Donald Wilcox, and Wil­ school on Tuesday evenings 7 to 9. liam Manning. Classes are open to both men and You con depend upon BOSW ORTH - SU LLIVA N women. The president issued an The deadline for reservations to invitation to members to attend to give you personal reliable and complete invest­ the Catholic Parent-Teachers’ Lenten lectures in St. John’s ment service and advice . . . whether you're merely league meeting and luncheon on church on Thursday mornings at seeking information or wish to buy or sell securities Thursday, March 20, is March 16. 10:30. Mrs. James Koning issued All members of St. Philomena’s an invitation to Altar and Rosary in small or large amounts. PTA who are interested should members to attend the PTA style phone Mrs. Barbara Pease, EA, show on March 31. Miss Eva Write or visit BOSWORTH - SULLIVAN soon. 6389, or Mrs. Marge Koning, DE. Walsh gave instructions and litera­ 6282. ture for donations to the parish Our personnel, our library, and our research repart- Fifteen women of the PTA have blood bank. Mrs. Philip Clarke ment are at your service . . . without any obligation. volunteered to distribute coin boxes solicited donations of old gold and for the benefit of the Crippled silver fo- the Tabernacle society’s Children’s society, which sponsors annual collection. Items may be BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN % COMPANY. Inc. the Easter Seal drive. These left at the rectory. women will meet in the school hall The Easter flower collection will JOHN J. SOUtVAN, fntidtat Friday, March 14, at 10 a.m. be taken up at all the Masses on AMERICA’S FINE LIGHT gEER Member.1 of the PTA are re­ Sunday, April 6. Those who will X L 6241 minded to bring their Betty assist are: 7 o’clock Mass, Mmes, Crocker coupons to the March W. E. Jones, H. B. Fisher, A. G. 90OLFH COORS COMFAHr, GOLDEN. COLORADO. U.J.A. meeting. Mrs. Koning, president, Guenther, and Fred Karns; 8:15 660 SEVENTEENTH S T. • D E N V E R , C O L O R A D O is very anxious to add the neces­ Mass, Mmes. Michael Syrianey, sary silverware needed for school George Evans, Ray Jr.eger, and 'T. functions. The nominating com­ C. Rhoades; 9:30 Mass, Mmes. W. mittee of St. PBilomena’s PTA will E. Sheehy, Philip Clarke, C. 0. meet Friday evening to select the Selander, and J. P. McConaty; 11 new PTA- officers. o’clock Mass, Mrs. L. H. Herr; and Dr. and Mrs. John E. Gardell are 12:15, Mrs. H. T; Zook. enjoying an extended trip through­ With the purchase of silver and HAM out Mexico. a large coffee pot the Altar and Tl\e weekday Masses are held at Rosary society now owns all neces­ SUNDAY sary equipment for entertaining ‘Bremen Band’ at Phipps members each month. The society voted to finance the recent recon­ The Bremen Band, an amusing ditioning of the pews in the church. action-packed children’s play, will Mrs. Zook extended thanks to DINNER be presented by Junior Enter­ those who assisted withf altar work tainment, Inc., of Denver at during the past month. They were MARCH Phipps auditorium on March 15 Mmes. W. T. Bostwick, Mack THE ANNUAL ST. PHILOMENA’S Men’s club from 3 to 8 at two performances, 2 and 4 p.m. Switzer, T. C. Rhoades, Mamie The play is based on an old Ger­ Goll, W. E. Sheehy, C. A. Freuden- Fathers’ night presentation, “A Minstrel of 1952,” re­ man fairy tale of the same name. atein, Joseph Hovorka, Helen ceived high acclaim from Men’s club and PTA members, and parish- Tickets may be secured now for Bishop, and E. L. Stakebake. iopers Feb. 25 in the school auditorium. A specialty by Ralph ^the 4 o’clock performance only, Volunteers for next month are Hanson, Joe Barr^, and Maurus Aziere was one of the acts. More ’at'the Denver Art Museum, 1343 Mmes. H. B. Fisher, G. A. than 200 members turned out for the show and a buffet luncheon Acoma street or on the day of the Schwartz, Philip Clarke, T. C. which followed the program. Monsignor William M. Higgins, the 1 6 performance at the Phipps box Rhoades, A. G. Guenther, and Miss priests of the parish, and several other clergymen from the archdiocese Children 50c office when it opens at 3 :20. Eva Walsh. were guests of the affair.—(Photo by Van’s studio) 3 to 8' PATRICK’S DAY MARY’S HALL Bring The Family Littleton Thursday, March 13, 1952 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE ELEVEN Abbey Bears From Canon City Take State Catholic Crown

RUNNER-UP LAURELS went to St. Joseph’s, Den­ CONSOLATION went to Holy Family school, Den­ ver, represented by Father Bernard Kramer, school ath­ ver, represented by Coach Ace Gruenig and Cager Dom letic director; Coach Bob Burns; and Joe Wedow, who was second Stone, shown here taking the crying cup from Father Donald Mc­ highest scorer in the state classic with 41 points and made all-state. Mahon, president of the Denver High School Athletic association. 31 Trophies at Stake in 'State Invitationar The_ second annual Colorado St. Dominic’s vs. Presentation the. 8 p.m. game, and of Blessed of Denver at noon, and St. Ther- Catholic grade school basketball team at 8| p.m., and St. Clara’s Sacrament school, Denver, in the ese’s of Pueblo vs. St. Louis’ of tournament sponsored by S t Jo­ home vs. St. Joseph’s at 9 p.m. 9 p.m. game will be determined by Englewood at 1 p.m. seph’s of Denver will open Thurs­ These are Denver teams. the outcome of games the previous Quarterfinals will be played PERSONAL FOULS called on Joe Wedow (in cen day afternoon, March 13, at 6 p.m. Games scheduled for the second evening. Saturday evening with games at TACKLING DENVER’S 1952 champions from St. for 31 individual and team awards. day of eliminations will start at The Saturday morning series will 6, 7, 8, and 9 p.m. Joseph’s high school, the Abbey Bears from Canon City ter) in the first quarter of the title game put the Bulldog At that time Annunciation 6 p.m. Friday, March 14 with Mt. Semifinals are slated for 1 and school is scheduled to play St. Carmel team vs. St. John’s, both see Sacred Heart team of Denver 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon with won the Colorado Catholic title March 9 by defeating the Bulldogs, ace out of action for half the battle and gave Abbey its big chance. Vincent’s home, followed by- Holy of Denver, starting the evening. on the floor for the first time, at finals at 8:15 Sunday evening, 36-29. In this picture, Bruins Harry Javernick and George Burt afe The often-fouled Wedow, who was Denver high scorer for 1952 and Family team vs. Christ the King The opponents of Assumption 9 a.m.; Sacred Heart team of Boul­ preceded by a consolation playoff shown putting the Bear hug on Terrier Larry Spahn. Javernick, Abbey led the city conference in free throws made, is shown here with team at 6 p.m., St. Francis de team of Welby in the 7 p.m. game, der at 11 a.m., St. Joseph’s of Fort for third and fourth-place trophies cocaptain, was named to the tournament all-state team. Abbey’s Mike Mitchell and Dirk Maguire. Sales’ vs. St. Patrick’s at 7 p.m.. of St. Ph’ilomena’s of Denver in Collins vs. St. Vincent de Paul’s at 7 p.m.

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[All state tournament photos by Smj’th] AN UNSUNG HEIRO of the Bulldogs’ three days in the tout’ney was Gene Vigil (right), shown here pester­ ing Abbey’s Mike Arambel. Vigil repaired the Silver and Blue ignition ALL-STATE HONORS in the 1952 St. Joseph’s, and Tony Acierno of Hoiy Familj system after Joe Wedow had been sidelined, but the big Bears eventu­ spectacle went to these boys, shown with high; front row. Bob Massman of Regis, Jim Le- fevre of St. Joseph’s, Mike Mitchell and Dirk Ma­ ally short-circuited the St. Joseph sparkplug. In the semifinals. tournament officers: Back row, Bill Faddis- of guire of Abbey, Gene • Gagliardi of Holy Trinity Abbey almost got raided by Regis, 42-38, and the Bulldogs bit the Regis,, Harry Javernick of Abbey, Father Barry school in Trinidad, and Don Eagle bf St. Joseph’s. Trinity school Tigers from Trinidad, 61-32. I IVogan, Father Donald McMahon, Joe _Wedow of — (Register -photos by Smyth) WtWWJWMWMWiJW, THE 1952 STATE CATHOLIC high school basket­ FISHERMEN ball champions, the Abbey Bears of Canon City, are FELT SOLES As Cards Were Bounced Out of State Tournament Brackets happy lads. In front row are Mike Mitchell, Mike Arambel, Harry Vulcanized Javernick, Dirk Maguire, Bobby Bernard; and second row. Father Alan Schwab, O.S.B., athletic director, and the Rev. Jerome J. Healy, ROY SYSTEM, INC. O.S.B., coach. BHOE REPAIR RroadwaT' at Irrin rto n BP. 4115 She Will Be Thrilled With SHIRT EVENT For One Week Only The World’s Mott Famous Name Shirt Reg. $3.95 $019 SALE PRICE ...... The St. Patrick's Day Ball 3 For $9.00 Traditional Green; of course I Reg. $4.50 Q Green Carnation Boutonnieres, too! SALE PRICE WforlW TIGER JACK ISENHART and Cardinal TONY MANCINELLI (with ball) came THIS GROUP PORTRAIT shows that at least three ^ The Bright Spot Lou Lopez meant business 'when this to life in the Tiger-Cardinal battle, which of the boys were scrapping with tfieir tongues in cheek. started Feb. 29. The Holy Family five eventually saw four players ejected for overexuberance (the DEW EY’ S £ : defeated the Annunciation high school team, 37-34, Cards' finished the clash with three boys in the Cardinal John Priselac (10) was about to, play kitty-cat with Tiger;)J^ Flower Shop to knock the Cards from the “first-four” bracket game and not, as one report had it, “on-the floor”). Bill McClimans (88), and Dan Bradley (34) came around to g e t'^ - 716 E. Colfax MA. 8392 that represented Denver in the State Catholic The Cardinals’ fizzle put the St. Francis de Sales into the fun. The adhesive tape on_ McClimans’ left temple is h o ld in g ^ Josephine at 5th Ave. high school basketball tournament’ for the Register Gremlins in the fourth slot-for the state classic.— fast his spectacles—not sealing a 'head wound—and the knee band­ trophy March 7-9.— (Register photo by Smyth) (Smyth photo) ages are optional equipment.— (Smyth:photo)

Complete Linen Service SH. 2474 Wildcats Beat Junior Bulldogs for One More Trophy SH. 2475 A new trophy reposed in St. the Blessed Sacrament school gym­ who had already ball title was the fourth in seven Catherine’s grade school today nasium, was battle of tight zone heavyweight football title and the years for the Northside school, un­ large lenten after the basketball team won its defenses. The difference in the North division championship in the defeated in the past 17 league second straight city championship score came rat charity lane, where lightweight division. The basket­ games. and received th e Archbishop’s the Wildcats hit 10 of their 14 menu ... award. This victory, added to the free throws against only two for Junior league tournament triumph the lo.sers. High Man in '52 Classic last week, jbrought the season to Winning of the basketball title tasty, fresh a successful conclusion with 29 added new laurels tq the Wildcats, victories against four defeats. sea-fooids Recommended by A. A. A. Restaurant 'The only losses were to the Mul­ REGIS STARS TO PUY Gourmet—A. M., H. A. 1578 S. Broadway len high freshmen a n d West­ minster junior high. MONDAYS! ONLYll The cup was awarded March 11 WITH BEST IN NATION many other delicious to St. Catherine’s after the boys TVhole Live Maine overcame the stubborn defense of Regis college will be well repre­ entrees St. Joseph’s team, the Southern di­ sented in the AAU tourney in Den­ LOBSTER vision champs, to win, 24-18. They ver this month, when all five had pre'viously won the right to starters of last year’s squad will H E Y K ID S ! Includes Hot Breads and Potatoes enter the finals by downing the play in the annual tournament of **Come as You Are” Sacred Heart team, the East divi­ the nation’s top amateurs. Joe Allen at the Organ sion winner, 31-26. Three of last year’s starters— Win a Schwinn Bicycle! The deciding game, played in Bobby Wallace, Dick Retry, and * Joi^ our Clean-Plate Club and you may win a swell Schwinn Tommy Conloi;—will cavort with Bicycle. Come in or call TAbor 4821 for details. Boys’ & Girls* the 33rd Air Division team of Tinker field, winners of the world­ Cozy Flame wide air force tournament held BICYCLES recently in Omaha,' Neb. And the NO LIQUOR — PARKING NEXT DOOR M ix other two starters on last year’s Columbia...... 38" Regis five—Eddie Kohl and Tom­ OPEN DAILY 11:30 A.M. to 8 P.M. f RED ASH FOR DRIVEWAYS my Kavanaugh, both of whom re­ Reconditioned...... 15"^ turned to lead the* Regis club FERTILIZER . FLAG STONE Terms If Desired again this year—will play for the Bike Accessories Denver Bankers and their coach TEXACO PRODUCTS CHARCOAL of last year at Regis, colorful Larry Varnell. ^ A . L. The Bankers and the Airmen HIGH SCORER for the 1952 tournament was Tony Gold^ PLantem are among the top favorites in this ALCOn COAL & ICE CO. GLODT year’s tournaments And this Acierno from Holy Family high school, Denver, with 43 1265 Bdwjr. Near 13th Avo. RESTAURANT KE. 1204 3860 TENNYSON ST. GL. 1470 253 Broadway SPruco 6438 makes “little Regis” look a little points. Tony received his trophy from Father Barry Wogan, league bigger in the sports worn. , manager, and Father Joseph Koontz of Holy Family parish. PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thurtdoy, March 13, 1952 'yr w w WWW' Museum Awards Mar. 15 NEW BORN BABIES rinal awards in the series of Art Entertainment Found in 'Ides of March' Adventure contests that have Luncheon Planned Mar. 13 A newljr born baby baa yition, of conrte, but be bai no been part of the Children’s yiaual akill. He hat to learn to tee. Hit eyet baye to learn to museum program this year will be Cathedral Fete Offers Spaghetti Dinner coordinate and tee' binocularly instead of indiyidually. Later made March 15. A test for wits By Mother of God Society on he acquires the other yisual skills. and a pack of tun, these contests, all based on Museum collections, (Cathedral Pariah, Denver) + + + + + (Mother of God Ptu-iab, Denver) of sermons on Tuesday evenings. have been connected with such In conjunction with the The Altar and Rosary society The religious instruction dass subjects as rare dolls, animals in “Ides of March” bazaar Si\n- will meet 'Thursday, March 13, in will meet in the church basement on Wednesday evening at 8 art, and Oriental treasures. Win­ day, March 16, in the Cathe­ Sodality Aids Parish Bazaar the church hall. The business SWIGERT BROS. ners of each contest have received dral parish, a real, Italian o’clock. ribbons of award; all ribbon win­ meeting will be preceded by a 'The adult choir will rehearse on ners will receive final prizes on spaghetti dinner will be luncheon at 12:30 in the church Friday evening after services and 1550 California KEyttone 7651 ^ this day; and those who can pro­ served from 12:30 to 6 p.m. The hall and recitation of the Rosary on Sunday morning after the 11:30 duce four ribbons will be among menu will include spaghetti, two at 1:15 in the church. Mrs. Ward Mass. Better Vhion Good Service those who receive grand prizes. meat balls, a salad, dessert, and Chadwick will review the book The active members of the for Every Age Optometrists At Right Prices Although this is the final Saturday beverage; the cost per person is With a Feather on My Nose, by Mother of God praesidium of the GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED afternoon program, Saturday $1 for adults and 50 cents for Billie Burke. Hostesses for the Legion of Mary invite all the morning workshop groups will childrp. Sponsored by the PTA, luncheon will be Mrs. Ben JSlattery, auxiliary members to participate continue through March 29. the dinner will be served in the Mrs. Richard Walker, Mrs. Joseph in the acies at St. Philomena’s grade school cafeteria, 1836 Lo­ Newman, and Mrs. James-Mooney. church Sunday afternoon at 4 gan street. The food will be pre­ Lenten devotions are being con­ o’clock. fiju fu iiiiccu d , in . fia o L. pared by a corps of Cathedral ducted on Tuesday and Friday Mrs. J. D. Hahn is convalescing mothers of Italian descent working evenings at 7:30. The Rev. Eugene in her home from an ankle injured I THEODORE I under the direction of Mrs. Joseph Honan, Q.F.M., will give a series as a result of a fall. JOSEPH J. O’BRIEN, Oskisnd. Cslif. ver. Requiem Mass is being celebrated Capra, “chief cook.” Son of William D. O'Brien of 2726 Fill* Thursday, March 13, at 9 o’clock in S t Marshall M. Reddish, dinner more street; brother of Mrs. Helen Val* Peter’s church, Omaha, Neb. lee; nephew of Josephine and Daniel Me* chairman, announces that arrange­ NEW! the chshmere-Uke softness iHACKETHALl Groarty; cousin of Jack P. French. He is VALENTINE ZANCANELLA ments have been made to feed an 5 S also survived by several other cousins. Requiem Mass for Valentine Zaneanel- anticipated 2,000 dinner patrons. NEW! the vibrant colours in our Rosary in Horan’s chapel, Thursday, la was sung March 10 in St. Joseph’s He states further that a special M ORTUARY March 13, at 8 p.m. Requiem Mass will Redemptorist church. Mr. Zancanella, of I I he celebrated in Loyola church. Friday, 1045 Santa Fe drive, died Feb. 28. He “traffic committee” composed of March 14, at 9 o'clock. Interment Mt. was 74. Father John Haley, Han^ DiRe, S 1449-Sl Kalamatb St. | Olivet. Horan mortuary. A former Gilpin county mine; and and Jean Jacobucci have planned MARGARET DENDORFER, 88, of old-time Denver resident, he was born March 5, 1877, in Austria. He came ways to seat patrtyis promptly. H Phone MAin 4006 1 1050 Sherman street. Mother of Carl = H and Max Dendorfer. She is also survived to the United States in 1897 and was They promise no long wait in line. s s a miner in Gilpin county for 19 years. by three grandchildren and one great­ For 27 years, he was employed by the Extra tables have been rented and iniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMMiiiiiinninm ^ grandchild. Requiem Mass was celebrated Edelweiss restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Zan arranged to double the present March 11 in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. canelU celebrated their golden wedding seating capacity of the cafeteria. Olivet. Horan mortuary. anniversary Nov. 4. 1950. FRANCES HELEN DORCHAK, 73, of He is survived by his wife, Cecelia, As an entertainment feature, Rob­ M o n u m e n t s 2638 W. Argyle place. Mother of Edward and a brother, Eugene of California. ert Cavarra, noted musician, .will We haye erected many beauti­ Dorchak, John, Samuel, Joseph. Albert, Burial was in Mt. Olivet. provide mood music on the Bald' ful monuments in Mt. Oliyet Adolph. Herminie (Irma), and Lawrence JAMES J. GARLAND Dorchak, and Virginia Weber. Sister of James J. Garland of 365 Corona street win organ lent by the Baldin Piano Cemetery. Edward Bologa, , Bueblo, and Michel died March 7, following a short illness company. Bologa, Rose Keiitosh, Mar Senar, and in the Veterans’ hospital. He was bom in A. T. THOMSON Suson Seman, allj of Cleveland, 0. She Denver, April 16, 1893. On Oct. 8, 1919, Many Gifts is also survived by 12 grandchildren and he married Katherine Moylan. At 'Ides of Morch' 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 three great-grandchildren. Bequiem High Mr. Garland served during both World Mass was celebrated March 12 in S t wars 1 and II with the corps of engin­ Coinciding with the dinner, the Dominie’s church- Interment Mt. Olivet. eers, U. S. army. He held the rank of “Ides of March” bazaar will be Boulevard mortuary. lieutenant colonel. He was well known in held from 12:30 to 11 p.m. in PAUL J. McMANAMAN, 82, of 1586 Denver In the building {industry and LOUISE CERNICH is shown holding the doll which Logan street. Requiem High Mass was operated his own contracting firm. the Oscar Malo, Jr., hall, 1845 Lo­ He it survived by bis wife, Mrs. Kath^ will be given at the Cathedral Tdes of March’ festival JERRY BREEN celebrated March 6 in the Cathedral. gan street. The grand award .of Interment M't Olivet. Boulevard mor­ erine Garland; a daughter, Mrs. Katherine this bazaar will be the presentation Sunday, March 16. Show above the doll are a few of the items tuary. i Connell of St. Louis; three sisters, Mrs. included in the doll’s wardrobe. The sodality of the Cathedral parish Florist; LYDIA K. NORRIS, 73.1 of 3360 Dorothy Doilaghan, Miss Nellie Garland, of a cream-colored 1952 four-door Lowell boulevard. Mother of Dorothy and and Miss Cecilia Garland: and a brother, Chevrolet sedan. Delivered right is sponsoring the doll, and all items included in its wardrobe where 1004 15th Sl Fred Norris. Sister of M argant F. Kean Dave Garland. Sr., all of Denver. made by members of that organization. Miss Cernich is publicity Requiem High Mass was celebrated from the factory, this beautiful car and Mrs. H. Grabh of Burlhigton. Re­ March 10 in St. John the Evangelist’s will be on display outside the Ca chairman of the sodality. ^ MAin 2279 quiem Mass was celebrated March 8 in church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger St. Dominic’s church. Boulevard mor­ mortuary. thedral all day Sunday, March 16 + + + + + tuary. BERNARD P. LEE Anyone wishing to qualify for this makes rugs as a hobby and for courses on Catholic morals each LEO J. ROWAN, 3169 West 26th ave­ Bernard P. Lee, Denver resident 65 award may apply at the car booth special customers. Mrs. Jean Con­ nue. Husband of Mrs. Ellen A. Rowan; years, died March 9 in St. Josepb'a^os Sunday during Lent. In his first in the Oscar Malo, Jr., hall con­ lon has donated a beautiful orig­ Call a father of Mary Agnes Rowan, Denver; pital after a short illness. He wks 71. talk, March 2, Father McMahon Mrs. Jack Peila, Miles City, Mont.; and Requiem High Mass is being celebrated ducted by Mr. and Mrs. Judson inal oil painting. Mrs. Rose Mil­ Mrs. O. J. Linscott, Taft, Calif. Brother Thuraday, March 13. at 9 o’clock in the L au r. ler has given three handmade Spoke of the recent message of of J. F. Rowan, Arlington. Va.: Mrs. Holy Ghost church. Burial will be in. An entirely new CAB Katie M cDermott, and M rs. NelUe Tbelan. Colorado Springs. An extra-feature gift will be sterling silver and crystal rosaries. Pope Pius XII urging a reawaken­ both of San Francisco, Calif. He is also Mr. Lee was born in Leater. Maas. $450 Hallicrafters television set Mrs. John Conzone of another par­ ing of Catholic spirit. The second spring fabric in our M A in 7 1 7 1 survived by five grandchildren. Rosary Jan. 14, 1881, and lived there until be Prom pt CourtMD. S.rrlcs which can be used now as a radio. ish phoned and volunteered a sermon elaborated on hell—^the will be recited Thursday, March 18. at 8 was six. For many years, he worked new collection of CHEAPER RATES p.m.,’ in Boulevard mortuary chapel. Re­ as 8 clerk for the Denver k Rio Grande Constructed o f blond wood, th is handmade, sheer, organdy apron existence of which is often denied I WAY RADIO CLEAN NEW CABS quiem High Mast will be celebrated Fri­ Western railroad and was also a mem television set has a 17-inch screen for the apron booth. by modern materialists. The third Shagmoort. Super day at 9 ^'cloek in 8t. Dominic'a church. her of th t Brotherhood of Railway and is also equipped with an at­ Milt Clara Courtney, preti- talk will “give the devil his due.” Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortu­ Clerks. soft, short napped Optometrist ary. Surviving are a lister, Mrs. Mary E tachment for a record-player. In dent of tke Altar and Rotary Father McMahon, a Cathedral high ARTHUR MORTON WILLIAMS, 71. Lonskey o f Denver, and tw o nieeea. the specialty booth conducted by ■ociety, reminds the women of school graduate, is assistant at th e fleece with the and Optician BERNADENA ^ MANTZ Miss Carol Curry, more than $300 the pariah that gift aprons for of 1108 Ironton street, Aurora. P'ather Mrs. Bernadena AwWantz, 77. died Annunciation parish, Denver. He luxury look and of Arthur M. Williams and Frances worth of electrical appliances, has b een successful in his Helen Walsh Boyle, Denver; Joseph H. Williamfl, March 11 in St. Joseph’s hospital. Re­ the apron booth will be accepted very AsfOciaU. U.S. navy; and Cecelia L. Davis, Chi­ quiem H ^ h Mass was celebrated in lamps, and household items will be at the meeting Friday, March 14, work with adolescents. fpel of cashmere. cago. Brother of Wesley Williams, Chi­ Holy Ghost church M^rbh 12. | displayed. Some of these gifts are at 2 p.m. in St. PauTa reading W. R. JOSEPH A resident of Denver for the pas^ On March 1 the Cathedral Long-wearing, cago; P a trick H. Williams, Denver: and a Cory coffee-maker, a pop-up room. Anyone who would like EYES EXAMINED Francis X. Williams, Maude O’Hanlon, 12 years, she was bom Aug. 31, 1874, in scouts of troop 205 participated Phone TAbor 1880 Catherine Noe, Margaret Peters, and Peoria, Dl. She was married in Peoria to toaster, two electric irons, an im^ to donate an apron but baa nei­ in an explorer’s trip to Cherry moth-proof . 218-:iiMajeitic Bide. Isadora P. Mantz, a Denver actuary. Mary Ward, all of Omaha, Neb, Requiem They were living in the Auditorium hotel ported Meissen lamp, two tall table ther the time nor the skill to Creek dam. Each scout brought blended of purest High Mass was celebrated March 12 in at the time of Mrs. Muntz’ death. lamps, a sterling-silver table light­ make one may procure dainty and prepared his own meal. 'The St. Philomena's church. Interment Mt. Surviving her. besides her husband, er, etc. handmade aprons from ‘ Mias boys then participated in various wool and imported Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. are a son, Paul N. Mantz of Des Moines, ORVILLE LEROY DUFFY, 56, of la.; two daughters, Mrs. William F. A treasure chest of lineihs will Grace Palmer. These aprons are games and tests. Examinations Angora Mohair. 3955 Race street. Father of Eugene J. Steinbrccher of Denver, and Mrs. William be offered by the Cathedral Young made by the nuns and patients were passed on trail finding, spot­ Duffy, Robert B. Duffy, Margery L. F. Goodson of San Antonio, Tex.; seven People's club. More than $150 of St. Francis aanitorium and ting wild game, and wild life stud­ Eleven new, classic Spataro, and Betty Jane Spataro. He is grandchildren, and six great-grandchil­ also survived by 10 grandchildren. Re­ dren. worth of colorful linens have been are on display in the Grace ies. The nine boys who partici­ styles, from little quiem High.Mass was celebrated March MARY C. O’CONNOR stored in this handsome bleached- Palmer book store, 438 E. Col­ pated were Claude Bedan, Larry 8 in Sacred Heart church. Interment Requiem High Mass is being cele­ oak Lane cedar chest. This valu fax avenue. Bedan, Mike Homyak, Phillip toppers to full- Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. brated Thursday, March 13, at 9:80 in CAMILLA LAURENZANO, 69. of St. Philomena’s church for Mrs. Mary C. able gift will be presented at the A (musical program of senti­ Kramer, Danny -Lucero, Richard length pendulums 4340 Zuni street. Wife of Gaetano Lau- O’Connor, who died March 11. A Denver climax of the bazaar. Of great in' mental Irish airs will be the high­ Marquez, Phillip Pietrowski, Doug­ . . . all vibrantly renzano. Mother of James V. Blanch, resident for 60 years, she lived at 829 terest to homemakers will be Anthony G. Blanch, and Martha Carrado. Fillmore street. She was 86. light of the Altar and Rosary so­ las Primavera, and Billy Spallin- Grandmother of Martha Martin and Her husband. Sgt. James O’Connor, the apron booth conducted by ciety meeting; Miss Courtney in­ ger. They were accompanied by colored. Donald Blanch. Requiem High Mass was who died 24 years ago, was a Spanish members of the Altar and Rosary vites all women of the parish to Jim Temple, scoutmaster, Fred celebrated March 12 in Our Lady of Mt. American war veteran. Mrs. O’Connor was society and the League of the Sa­ attend. Haas, and Mike Marquez. MEMORIALS Carmel church. Olinger mortuary. bom Nov. 13, 1865, in Leavenworth, IDA A. GONZALES, 30. of 3714 Kans. She came to Denver in 1890. She cred Heart. Aprons of every imag­ “What does the devil think of “The Holy Sacrifice of the (sketched) . . . The of an unusually wide choice Franklin street. Wife of John Gonzales. was a member of St. Philomena’s parish inable shape and material will be the Cathedral parish? What would , Maas’’ will be the subject of the Mother of Arlene, Elaine, Duane, Ed­ and of the Royal Neighbors. featured. These two societies will he say to parishioners about the next two lectures on Catholic Over-All Topper uith CO OC of colors and designs, all ward. Larry, Cathie, Anita, and Linda. She is survived by a daughter. Mrs. notched Tuxedo front. e»iw Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Telesfor Mae Howard, and two aons, Harry and sponsor a cake booth displaying conditions of their souls if he were doctrine given by the Rev. John in grade A granite* and Vigil. Requiem Mass will he celebrated Charles Krieger, all of Denver: 12 grand luscious homemade cakes. to speak from the Cathedral pul­ N, Haley in his current religions wrought in workmanship Friday, March 14, at 9 o’clock in An*- children, and 12 great-grandchildren. In The “Sweetheart” of the ba­ pit?” This novel idea will be the diteuaaion clataet. On Thursday, nunciation church. Interment Mt. Olivet. terment was in Mt. Olivet. i unsurpassed. Capitol mortuary. zaar, Mary Frances, a 22-lnch subject of the third Lenten sermon March 13, Father Haley will diy ISABELLE BOGGIO WAGONER, late baby-skin doll with real, dark hair, to be given by the Rev. Donald Mc­ cuts the Eucharistic sacrifice; on We furnish transportation to of 4862 S. Galapago street, Englewood. will captivate the future home­ Mahon Sunday, March 16, at 7:45 Tuesday, March 18, ha will show and from our display with no Sister of Stephen Castilian of Denver. makers of the parish. This lovely a film on the celebration of the James Castilian of Englewood, and Mrs. Sr. Mary Janet's p.m. Father McMahon is currently obligation. Mary Javemick of Canon City. Requiem doll has been completely outfit­ delivering a series of special dis- Matt. Mass is being celebrated Thursday, ted; her wardrobe includes a fur- March 13, at 9 o'clock in St. Michael’s trimmed coat and hat, two hat and Liesveld Memorial Co. church. Canon City. Capitol mortuary. Mother Is Buried JOSE I. GALLEGOS. 63, of 2738 glove sets, a rain cape, six dresses, Parochiiol League Victors 13000 West 44th Ave. Arapahoe street. Requiem Mass was cele­ Mrs. Jennie Miller, 82, mother a matching housecoat and paja­ brated March 6 in Sacred Heart church. of Sister Mary Janet of Washing­ mas, dainty lingerie, and a glam­ Directly Across From Interment Mt. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. ton, D.C., principal of Cathedral Mt. Oliyet Cemetery RUDOLPH TIMOTHY SANTISTE- orous wedding gown and veil. Mary Guests of Coach at Dinner VAN, Jr., infant, of 2516 Curtis. Son high school 1939-45, died in Den­ Frances is the gift of the Cathe­ *Whsrs Denver Shops with Confidenco'-KEyston* 2111 Phone ARVADA 0499-R-3 of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph ^ntistevan, ver March 6. dral Sodality of Our Lady of the (St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Parish, of a possible 1,600 worshipers who If Ba>7 Dill AL. sill Jr. Brother of Deborah and Isabel San- Immaculate Conception. She has Denver) attended the Masses on Sunday re­ tistevan. Grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Miller, who was' bom Dec, The St. Joseph Bulldogs, cham­ Rudolph Santistevan and Timothy been named after the sodality’s ceived the Body and Blood of 27, 1869, at Fairbury, 111., was the pions of the Parochial league, Olguin. Services were, held March 11 in ■widow of Simon Angpis Miller. patrons,* Our Blessed Mother and Christ. This corporate Communion CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. St. Frances Xavier Cabrini. who reached the finals in the state Olivet. Trevino mortuary^ She and her husband moved to tournament, were guests of their will be a monthly event and is .MARTIN TRUJILLO, infant, of 2888 Denver in 1905 and lived here The festive spirit of carnival- coach. Bob Burns, at a dinner scheduled for the Spnday after Larimer street. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam continuously ever since. time ■will prevail. Malo hall, the Trujillo. Brother of Bennie, Jose. Ray­ Sunday, March 9, in Patsy’s Inn. the first Friday. Mrs. Miller lived at 3250 W. school cafeteria, and. all 17 booths Xlassified Ads mond. Mrs. Joseph Marques, X,orenza, Team members present were Joe Father Cyril K i e r d o r f, It will pay you to read ALL of tho following advertisementa. ^ Teresa. Nieves. Maris, and* Carmen. Hayward place and was an active will be gaily decorated by the Wedow, .Bob 'Weides, Gene Migil, C.SS.R., suffered a slight stroke Services were held March 10. interment member of St. Dominic’s parish young women of the sodality. Spe­ ASSOCIATION Mt. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. Jim Lefevre, Dan Eagle, “Cookie” last Tuesday, and hat been or­ ROMANO MATA URQUIDEZ, 77. of and was past president of the Al­ cial entertainment will be pre­ Spahn, Jim Owen, Jerry Koch, dered to take a complete rest 2822 Arapahoe. Mother of Mrs. Agustin tar and Rosary society. Besides sented. Two clo'wns will amuse and Billie Garcia, Bob Delage, Gene for a month. MISCELLANEOUS HOME FOR RENT Rios, Mrs. Ramona Mendoza, Mrs. her parish work, Mrs. Miller was amaze the small-fry with their an­ Our Family Group Policy Henry Suazo, Pedro and- Alberto Nobles, George Koenig, Claude Capacity crowds attended the TREES REMOVED - SPRAYED - 1844 Clermont — Completely furnished, Urquidez. She is also survived by 18 active for many years in the Good tics and. #ree candy favors. A ba- Frick, Norvel Davis^and Tom Tur­ 6 rooms, bsaement, bath and a half. Good Shepherd Aid society, and was novena in honor of St. Joseph, TRIMMED t>7 ticensed. insurtd. txpeiienesd Protects the Entire Family grandchildren and 27 great-grandchil loon-bar will provide bright ba- ner; Managers Jim Carlson, Tim which got under way on Tuesday, men Heavy power equipment for any siie neighborhood. Elderly couple, no children. dren. Requiem Mass was celebrated one of the organizers of Ihe Seton loons as fast as the youngsters can Job. Pertiliien of aJI kinds. Call MILE 8126 a month. Call evenings, DExter 2747. for a few cents a day. March 12 in Sacred Heart church. In Quinn, and the following special March 11. Services are held daily HI FORESTRY TREE SERVICE. AC 6684 terment Mt. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. guild. She was also a member of break them. Mr. and Mrs. John guests: Paul 'Vinnqla, Rich Ham- REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT the Third Order of St. Dominic. at 3 and 7 :30 p.m. The Rev. AMn LAURAvLAVELETT, 79. of 2200 Ful Dandrow will have surprises for ling, Bill Apgar, and Pete Steffen. Billimek, C.SS.R., is an orator of BRICK REPAIRS FOR RENT—To couple, 4 room 'modem ton. Aurora. Requiem Mass was cele­ Mrs. Miller is also survived by each tot in their fish pond booth. brated March 6 in St. Patrick’s church. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Apgar played exceptional ability and has the Nubristone Work, brick pointinx and re­ with garage. In Lakewood. Some service, he. three sons, Edward L., Mau­ Mra. Dandrow requesta that host and hostess to the B squad pairs. E. Nolan. FL 6458. part rent. ALpine 2883. JOHN N. MILLER, 58, of Brighton. constant attention of his audience. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Requiem Mass was celebrated March 7 rice R., and John A. Miller, and anyone who hat amall toya, members at a chicken dinner on The novena will end on the Feast in Annunciation church. Interment Mt. one other daughter, Nell, all of gamea, puzzlea, junk-jawelry, BRJCE REPAIRS; Speeialiains In brick Olivet. Monday, March 3, in their home, of St. Joseph, March 19. pointint and repsiiine. also caulking and 2636 COLORADO BOULEVARD lORTUART Denver; three grandchildren, Mary etc., which they no longer can painting. DE. 8-0446. WALTER EVANS JOSEPH D. SOUCIE, 74. of 7676 W. 269 A street, Ft. Logan. Mem­ Father James Sullivan, C.SS.R., Near Blessed Sacrament Church Fifth avenue. Husband of Evelyn Soucie. Kay, Janet Ann, and John; one uae, will phone her at MA. i8I77 Benton St 3406 FEDERAL bers and guests participating will begpn a one-week fiission at You will be proud to own this outstanding Father of Sylvester Soucie, Longmont; great-grandchild; and a sister, 0677. Thete articlea can he in the feast were Norvell Davis, CARPENTER WORK home built for srracicnis Hving;. Large Ozelda Johnson, Rockford. 111.; Lenzel Mary McGinnis. • Our Lady of Lourdes parish. New Livinsr Room with fireplace, lining Room, Phone GLendale 5709 Tibbets and Leonell Soucie of Los An­ packaged at prizea for the fiah Francis Casey, Larry Sweeney, Orleans, La., on March 16. Kitchen cabinets built to measure; remodel- Kitchen, Breakfast N(x>k, Powder Room geles, Calif.; Albert and Clarence Soucie, Interment in Mt. Olivet by Day pond booth. Jim Collins, Bennie Delage, Rus­ ajg: first class carpenter work. PE 6241. on first fioor. Second fioor, 3 larse bed­ Denver 11, Colo. Denver; and Adrena Murray, Chicago. mortuary. Budgetears will enjoy the many sell 'VanCleve, Freddie Vigil, John Father Schwarz, the pastor, is rooms, tile bath.* t\i\\ finished basement, Requiem Mass is being celebrated Thurs­ conductiiik a two-week mission in PAINTING & DECORATING front and rear patio, double sarage, ^beau­ day, March 13, at 9 o’clock in St. Berna­ food booths. A ham booth, featur­ Lefevre, Tommy Ryan, Larry Roz- tifully landscaped. Call Wm. G. Corbitt, dette’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. ing regular 10-15 pound hams, ■will’ raerick, Redemptorist Fathers Paul St. Paul, Minn. FOR paperhanging and painting call Anton FR 6789. WILLIAM GLENN PEZOLD, 46. of 'Register' Employe's be operated by Jim Temple and Schwarz, Kramer, and Christian Berlnger 168 Madison. EA. 2286. MARIE SEAMAN BLACK—REALTOR 496 Decatur street. Father of Gloria Jean (Pezold) Emmons. Brother of Mrs. Edna the Boy Scouts. George DiRe will Darley, and Mr. and Mrs. Pete WALLPAPER Hanging Painting Re­ 910 OLIVE Dr. F. A. Smith Miller, Denver; Mrs. Elsie Savey, Salem, Son Dies In Reno, Nev. sponsor a booth offering salami, Steffen, Mr. and Mrs. Rich Ham- modeling Call KE. 8798. St. James Parish Ore.: and Albertina' Stahl. Butler, Pa. cheeses, and bacon. Mr. and Mrs. ling, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns, and This fine four bedroom, two story home on Requiem Mass was celebrated March 10 Jean Conlon ■will operate a r^- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lefe'vre. The HELP WANTED—FEMALE three well landscaped comer lots offers St. Joseph’s church. Interment Mt. Mr. and Mrs. George Eppich of charm and location. Not new, but solidly Optometrist Olivet. 4850 Clay street. Denver, received freshm'ent booth. They will • pro­ B team was also the champion built Price $15,500. Call Fennor T. EARL S. BETTRIDGE. 56, of 466 S. •WANTED—Woman to live with family in word Tuesday, March 11, of the vide pop, coffee, candy, and ham team in the B team section of the Estes Park starting May 1. Room 4k board, Black. II, FR. 6789. • Jersey street. Brother of Albert and MARIE SEAMAN BLACK—REALTOR Hubert Bettridge. Requiem Mass was death of their son, Leonard A. sandwiches. Parochial league. plus wages. Good references neecassry. Ford Optical Co. celebrated March 7 in St. Dominic’s Eppich, in Reno, Nev. George Ep­ Games o| skill will be many and The first family Communion, Write Box 1184, Estes Park, Colo. church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Day mortu­ held last Sunday, far exceeded ex­ ary. pich is a member of the Register varied. Ceramic novelties and Home Appliances ^ANDREW M. MANNIX, 85. Requiem composing room.’ The body will be packages of cigarettes will be pectations and the parish members DRUGGISTS Eyes Examined * Visual Care Mkss was celebrated March 12 in An­ returned to Denver for the funeral awarded to those showing special are to be highly complimented on nunciation church. Interment Mt. Olivet. the fine showing. Fully 900 out TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS OdIt 821.62 deliver. ■ n.w Mxytsg; bal. Indiyidually Styled Glasses Day mortuary. and burial. The complete arrange­ manual dexterity. These two term., AIk good uied wuher* 4k rtfriger- EDITH MAY MILLER, 68, of 2651 ments will be made later. booths will be conducted by Fred 'Will be flUeg eerrectly at ■ton. 436 So. Broadway. PE. 2768. 1558 Broadway Josephine street. Sister of Lucy M. In addition to his parents, he is Haas. Mr. Haas is chairman of the Custom Made WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Molzer, Denver. Aunt of Robert J. Mol- TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY TAbor 1295 zer, Lincoln, Neb.; Victor J. Molzer, survived by his wife, Maxine, and car committee displaying the 1952 8 1 2 .0 0 up Ph. SP. (715 1(96 South Gaylord St. Washington, D.C.: Clarence M. Molzer, a 15-month-old girl, Deby; two Chevrolet outside the Cathedral Lincoln, Neb.; and Mary Palumbo. Den­ MOUNTAIN TOWEL 8k SUPPLY CO. sisters, Mrs. Margaret Ferraro of on Sunday. Mickey O’Donoghue Servic* fBrnlihwl for OfflcM. Barbcrt, Denver and Sister Mary George, a will be chairman of all the other Capitol Auto Body SMUBranU. Steraa. and BanqoaU B W. BECKIU8. H anacr member of the Sisters of St, Jo­ games of skill. His assistants will 1227 Cnrtla St. MA. 7966 seph of Carondelet, who is sta­ be men who have loyally given 1850 Pearl AL 6555 WANTED TO RENT tioned in St. Louis. He was also their time and labor in all pre­ 2 bedroom home by Catholic the brother of the late Louis vious bazaars: Dick Balleweg, A1 coih>Ie with two children. So. or Needed For FUes Eppich. Heinreich, Joseph McNulty, Frank East Denver. PE. 1931. Reynolds, and John Roche. HOMES FOR SALE Denver Catholic Register The general chairman of the School Community Day “Ides of March” bazaar is Dan acovetta. He is assisted by twww W WW W WW W W W Wk COPIES DA’TEDi Will Be Held |Horch 18 i emie Beaver. Maurice Hickey is BLESSED SACRAMENT again general chairman of finance PARISH CARY'S Jan. 23, 1947 Oct. 28, 1948 March 18 is School-Community assisted by Harry Linaberry. Fi­ This master bungalow has __ 1500 S. Broadway March 13, 1947 Dec. 2, 1948 day in each of Denver’s public nance chairmen of the spaghetti three bedrooms, 2 baths on jWe Pay July 30, 1947 Dec. 16, 1948 schools. “Come and stay as long as dinner are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford main floor, plus extra bed­ Sept. 16, 1948 Dec. 30, 1948 JACQUES BROTHERS you can” is the general invitation Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Emmet room and bath in full fin­ k For Used Furniture Oct. 21, 1948 June 2, 1949 Sinc« 1902 issued to all Denver residents by D'wyer. ished basement. For real the Denver Public schools in co­ Many parishioners are donating family living see 2046 Birch. \ and Monuments of Distinction operation with the Denver County Call KEystone 420^^ gifts for the bazaar. Louis Roden, Call FR 8714. h MigcallanMnt Itamg ts E. Ita Avt. Jntt Of Broadway on Holy Year, there was some speculation that St. One incident that proves the workers’ loyalty Published Weekly by was uncovered, enclosed by a marble slab bear­ ment by experts that we have tehded toward, Peter’s would be lighted by torches for the night to Franco took place during the recent strikes. ing crown and palm. Near it was a phial of blood, year after year, as the administrative part of the of the first canonization of 1950, contrary to the A rallying cry of the workers in the North was: THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) the unmistakable sign of martyrdom. A rough Executive branch grew until it now rivals the practice since World war II. That night came, “Franco si, hambre no!” (We want Franco, but 938 Bannock Street, 1 inscription declares the praises of one Gauden- Congress. and the greatest Basilica of Christendom re­ not hunger.) Telephone, KEystone 4205 , P. 0. Box 1620 tius: “To whom Vespasian had promised gpreat All the “experts” were in favor of peace­ mained unlighted. The Pope decided, as he always ALTHOUGH THE CHURCH is a great uni­ rewards, but who found death instead in the city time military training—the generals, the prog­ has done in the past 12 years, that the thousands fying element in Spain, there are other factors Subscription: to whose glory he had contributed. But Christ, nosticators, the diplomats, the men of destiny, of dollars that would have to be spent on this that must not be overlooked. For instance, the $1.00 per year in Archdiocese of Denver, who has prepared another theater in heaven, the friends of the experts, and some Congress­ magnificent spectacle, which could be seen as average Spaniard knows that his country is suf­ $1.50 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. gives to you all the things He has promised,” men. The people did not want it. far as Castelgandolfo, 28 miles away, should be fering economically, not because of Franco’s assures the insefription. As one Congressman said, “I am inclined to spent for the relief of the poor. That was a noble regime, but because of a boycott against their Canada, $2.25 a year per subscription. NO OTHER THEATER was erected in the favor UMT, but the people at home do not want act of charity, and I am sure that its motive was ' leader by foreign governments. So also the aver­ Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.00 a year. time of Vespasian but the Coliseum. No other it. I believe they should get what they w ant” not lost on the beneficiaries. But I am equally age Spaniard realizes that some foreign coun­ theater was likely to be referred to as the That seems to me to be an understanding of certain that if this virtue of magnificence had tries, because of hatred toward Franco, want to Thursday, March 13, 1952 “glory of the city.” It is very likely, then, that republicanism—it might not be statesman^ip, been brought to realization those who would have leave Spain out of the picture in regard to in­ this Gaudentius, Christian martyr, was the arch­ but it is a respect for the great voice saying to murmured against the expense would not have ternational affairs—the Atlantic Pact, for ex­ itect of the Coliseum, and that he chose death the experts: “There is no argument strong enough been found among the nOmerous people in ample. The Spaniard also knows that Red.prop­ OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER within its walls as a Christian in preference to to justify tampering with our freedoms.” patched burlap clothing who make 40 cents to $1 aganda is the cause of the unfavorable attitude The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. all the glory that Caesar could heap upon him Some Congressmen may respond to pres­ a day selling chestnuts or souvenirs in the shadow toward Franco in foreign countries. We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ had he renounced his religion. sure groups and lobbyists. That is unfor­ of the Coliseum. Would it. not have been prin­ All that serves to create a more unified Spain. ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or It has been said that in the Coliseum the tunate, especially when it does the people harm. cipally their show? • The Spaniards see themselves pushed aside, as it those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. battle between Christianity and paganism was But the people make one pressure group that were, so they are out to show they have enough We hope The Register will be read in every home of the fought and won. Within its walls Christians of Congress will respond to, no matter who wants “spunk” and pride to continue on their own. Archdiocese. all ages and states of life, young maidens and things to go the other way. As long as Congress Peter Lives in Rome That, however, is not the sole reason for their ancients. Bishops and catechumens, were torn does that, it is fulfilling a tremendous function By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen % backing Franco. They know that he has saved We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in to pieces by wild beasts, or consigned to the in representative government. If it ever be.omes IN THE CURRENT Technicolor masterpiece Spain from Red-domination. They have accepted the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. flames, to receive the crown of martyrdom for merely an instrument to be controlled by the Quo Vadis, one vivid scene depicts SL Peter, the him as their leader because of his ability and his ' lii URBAN J. VEHR, the love of Christ. Their prayers and their ex­ Executive, or the party in power, or any other Prince of the Apostles and the Head of the in­ sincere concern for his country. Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver. ample conquered. The blood of martyrs that group—then the people will have been betrayed. fant Church, hanging on a cross between the soaked into the sand of the arena became the Many persons, especially experts, be they in earth and the sky. Peter requested that he be seed of Christians. government or commentators on world affairs, crucified upside down because he deemed him­ Natural Low Is Important Forty Hours' Devotion Little did Gaudentius realize as he fashioned will be chagrined about the defeat handed peace­ self unworthy, especially in view of his unfor­ the magnificent tiers and arches of the Coliseum time conscription. But Americans can wear their gotten triple denial of Christ, to be executed in By Rev. F rancis Syrianey ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER that he would be among its first victims. Still freedom a little more proudly because of it. They precisely the same manner as that employed to LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE is to be con­ Week of March 16, Third Sunday in Lent less did he dream that he was building one of the exercised the right of kings—the whole world murder Jesus. gratulated on the successful Natural Law confer­ ence just held a t t h e school in suburban Derby, St. Catherine’i church greatest monuments of Christianity, -^-hich thrives may have wanted the outcome differently, but the The interesting point in the movie portrayal in adversity, and conquers in defeat. people have spoken. of Peter’s death is that it was in Rome, on the Denver. It was the fourth such conference Vatican hill, that he was transfixed. And the sponsored by the women’s college since 1949. The CATHOLIC RADIO LOG film goes even further: It shows the Fisherman participation of the elninent Thomistic philos­ telling: his hunted Christians: The Lord said to opher, Yves Simon from the University of (Chi­ Station KOA SACRED HEART PROGRAM me, “Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will cago, lent distinction to this year’s conference, ASK AND LEARN—Sunday, —Sunday, 6:45 a.m., and 11 build My Church.” which aimed to inculcate a working knowledge 8:30 a.m. p.m. ‘‘Just a movie,” some will say. “Just a film of ethics in various phases of life and to promote CATHOLIC HOUR Sunday, Station KTLN based on a historical romance; and everyone an understanding of the simplicity and security 12 noon. knows how free the authors of such works are of moral beliefs based on reason. FR: JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— with historical facts.” Some may wonder why ^ Catholic college Station KFEL Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. But from Rome itself, the film’s setting, should lay such emphasis on the natural law. Station KLZ comes proof — overwhelming, scientific proof — After all, is it not our proudest boast that we AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday, have the_ guaranteed assurance of divine revela­ 5:30 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. that Peter’s death and burial there are not mere CHURCH OF AIR — Sunday, figments of fancy, but unimpeachable facts. tion behind all our beliefs? Why not leave the ROSARY FOR PEACE—Sun­ 8-8:30 a.m. IT IS MOST IMPORTANT, dogmatically, natural law to those unblessed with the certitude day, 8:15 p.m. Station KBOL, Boulder to establish that Peter went to Rome and estab­ that comes from ^e supreme authority of God? FAMILY THEATER—Wednei. SACRED HEART PROGRAM lished his seat of authority there; for from this UNFORTUNATELY, the natural law, which day, 8:30 p.m. it follows that the Bishops of Rome are his direct St. Paul tells us is written on the hearts of men, Every weekday at 7 a.m. successors in that Primatial see, with all its spe­ has not always enjoyed the authority which its cial prerogatives, the chief of which is the spirit­ pre-eminence demands. Particularlj'' in the past ual Headship on earth of the one true Church of century has Positivism rejected it and have others Jesus Christ. relegated it to positions of subordination. No The fact of Peter’s establishment of his main less an individual than one of our Supreme Court see in Rome was uncontested until the 13th cen­ judges has declared: “We have no law but our tury, when the Waldensian heretics called it own prepossessions.” Such a philosophy is in­ Hear into question. Many Protestant theologians since evitable for those who reject the natural law. have denied that Peter ever visited Rome, the _ St._ Thomas called the natural law the par­ better to bolster their denial of the supreme ticipation of a rational creature in the eternal authority of the Pope. These theologians offered law. This definition can be expanded: The no proof of their stand, because there was none, natural law is the rule of conduct prescribed to ASK and LEARN and now the excavations made beneath St. Peter’s us by the Creator in the constitution of the Basilica prove that Peter actually was buried on nature with which He has endowed us. Determin­ that spot. ism reigns in the world of irrational creatures KOA The excavations, done in the past 10 years by but man is master of his own conduct in virtue renowned experts in archaeology, were reported of his intelligence and free will. He is not, there­ in two volumes, complete with photos of the fore, a lawless being in an ordered universe. His findings, which show that Peter’s tomb was nature is subject to a law that reflects the ordi­ 8:30 situated beneath the crypt of the present Vatican nation and direction of all things at the hand Basilica. of the Creator. EVERY SUNDAY MORNING JT WAS FOUND that the tomb of Peter soon WHEN MAN’S ACTIONS conform with the after his death became an object of ^ e a t venera­ tendencies _ of his nature, and there is proper Questions on religion submitted by the radio tion. Because it was on a sloping piece of land, subordination of the lower to the higher, they the early Christians built a little wall around the lead man to his destined end and are right and audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. Apostle’s tomb to protect it from water. Portions morally good. If they are at variance with his Booklet on Catholic Church available free of cost of that ancient wall were uncovered by the nature they are wrong and immoral. j - excavators. *We live in a world today where for many to all inquirers, In the fourth century Pope Damasus built morality has no more basis than convenience WRITE TO a larger wall about the spot. The excavations dis­ or custom. Man’s conduct is not considered as A.SK AND LEARN, Station KOA Open a savings account ^ closed evidence of a narrow path, also, which having any relation to an objective norm, much was designed to give pilgrims freer access to the less to the God who is the source of the norm. Denver 2, Colorado at The American National Bank— tomb. A “trophy,'’ too, or monument, was erected Expediency, pragmatism, utility are the criteria SAVE near th* tomb in the second century, at which that ^ id e the actions of many. “How does it time Eusebius of Caesarea wrote; “I can show benefit me?” is considered more important than where you will— you the trophies of the Apostle; because whether “Is it right or wrong?” MAin 5314 you go to the Vatican or to the Via Ostiensis Since man’s nature is everywhere the same, THE (where St. Paul’s tomb is situated), you will .It follows that the natural law is the same for * earn additional money dependably at 2% find the trophies of those who have founded all men; since his nature has always been the interest on all accounts averaging $100 or this church.’’ (The Christian congregation at same, the law is immutable, it never changes. And F. J. KIRCHHOF Rome was instructed by S t Peter and St. Paul, all men endowed with reason are able to more. though the Gospels and the Acts leave no doubt recognize this law, if only in its most fundamental AMERICAN that Peter was Head of the Church.) A paij; of form that “good must be done and evil avoided.” * have the advantage of large “Bank reserves** the trophy of which Eusebius spoke was found All other positive laws, divine or human, are Construction Co. assuring that you may have your money beneath the Altar of Confession (the high altar but extensions of this axiomatic principle. of St. Peter’s). THE NATURAL LAW, therefore, has uni­ when you want it. WHEN THE PERSECUTOR Valerius con­ versal application. And in a world that challenges WAY fiscated Christian cemeteries in 258 A.D., the it or disregards it, it is important that Catholics BUILDERS * enjoy the added convenience of complete faithful moved the bodies of Peter and Paul to be ever ready to uphold its validity even though banking facilities — bank-by-mail service a catacomb three miles outside Rome on the Via for them it has been superseded by the more We Appreciate Your Patronage Appia. Pope Damasus placed an inscription there authoritative pronouncements of God and His and free parking. to cite the distinction given the place. And in­ Church, as well as of legitimate civil authorities. 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. scriptions in Latin and Greek near that cata- Actually, it has come to pass that Catholic comn’s entrance refer to the two Apostles and schools are the principal bulwarks, of the natural to the funeral banquets that were accustomed to law because they are the principal protagonists of be gpven in honor of Peter and Panl. the source of that law, God Himself. KSTABUSHED l l » When Constantine put an end to the persecu­ In a recent article. Bishop Fulton Sheen de­ tions in 313, he returned the bodies of Peter and clares that missioners in China made an unfor­ A Paul to their original resting places and erected tunate mistake when they did not familiarize )■ The American Fixture Co. Bajilicas over them. ' themselves with the prevailing Chinese religions Mannfaetiirtra of The Bishop of Rome, Pope of the Holy Catho­ and philosophies and then present their Chris­ Church Pews and Altars lic Church, is today, as in every oth^ era since tian teachings as the correction of what was Christ founded the Church, an undeniable reality wrong and the fulfillment of what was right in Church Furniture THE NATIONAL BANK —a personification of supreipe spiritual power. the old beliefs. He says that Christ’s words:“ I Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures Christ the Lord named Peter the Head of His have not come to destroy but to fulfill” applied Church; and Peter established his prime see in not only to the Jewish law but to the universal Millwork of AU Kinds AMERICAN ofDemet Rome; and the Pope today is the Bishop of Rome. natural law as well. The thinking man will consider: Peter died in With these facta in mind we repeat that 17TH AND LAWRENCE STREETS Rome, but Peter lives in Rome. Loretto Heights is to be commended for bringing C.r i F. Suhl, Fic* 'T Prei. - Denver, Colo. s,. to its students and to other interested observers Seek for truth, in the Holy Scriptures, not the emphasis on the natural law resulting from its eloquence.—Thomas 4 Kempis. recent inference. PAGE FOURTEEN Offiea, 931 Bonnoeic StrMf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttlephont, Kiyitont 4205 Tfiuriday, March 13, 1952 Annuol St. Patrick Cord Fete Lowry Field Mission Successful Altar Society in Littleton ANNUNCIATION In Arvada Parish Holl Mor. 14 Patronise These Friendly Firms Arvada. — (8t. Anne’a PariaH) plans for the May dance will be To Serve Dinner Mar. 16 TTia annual St. Patrick day card discussed, the Rev. Harley Schmitt Littleton.—(St. Mary’s Parish) 1735 East 31st At*. party, sponsored by St. Anne's will give a talk on his travels at 2:80 o’clock on Friday after­ PhoBs CH. ttll —The women of St. Mary’s Altar noons. circle, will be held fViday, March through Europe and his three and Rosary society will serve a 14, in the parish hall, starting at years in Rome. All the men of Daily Mats is offered at 7 ham dinner in the school hall on o’clock, and Holy Communion ii ov*-V 8 p.m. High scores for each table the parish, who, by the way, Sunday, March 16, from 3 until distributed at 6:30 o’clock. Con­ will be honored,’ and there will be should be members of the society, 8 o’clock to commemorate St. Pat­ many special attractions contrib­ are invited to hear Father Schmitt. fessions are heard each morning rick’s day. The price is $1 for before Mass and also on Saturdays Ws Plckap a Dsllvsr uted by the various merchants. Refreshments will be served after adults and 50 cents for children. the talk. from 3 :30 unti) 5 o’clock and from Tickets, which may be purchased All parishioners and friends of St. 7:30 until 8:30 o’clock, during at the door, are 50 cents. 2 Mambtri Named Mary’s are invited. which time a private Holy Hour The Holy Name society will St. Anne’s Altar and Rosary so­ St. Mary’s summer festival is held. LOYOLA PARISH meet at 7:45 p.m. Thursday, ciety heard Father Schmitt at its will be bald Friday, Saturday, The class of instruction for March 13, in the parish hall. After and Sunday, July 26-27. For tha meeting March 4. An unusually Catholics and non-Catholies is held Patronise These Friendly Firms a brief business meetingr, in which large number of women attended. first tima outdoor booths and Mrs. John Bowe, president, ap. games will be located on the each Thursday evening at 8 o’clock and lasts for qje hour. Novena de­ SAVE TIME TRADE AT nOUE pointed Mrs. John Moore chair­ school playground. Rocky Plorl and Jos Bayss St. Cajetan's Plans man of the sewing committee and Our Lady of the Miraculous votions to Our Lady of the Mirac­ Mrs. Marie Goodwin as corre­ Medal praesidium of the Legion of ulous Medal are held each Monday Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. sponding secretary. A chairman of Mary in St. Mary’s parish has evening at 7:45 o’clock with the Your Conteident special general intentions of world Easter Sunday Bali the membership committee will be chosen new officers, and they will Druggist appointed at the next meeting. begin their duties at the meeting peace and the protection of all parishioners serving in the armed ^ Prescriptions Liguor (St. Cajetan’s Parish, Danvar) The women of the society voted in the school hall Thursday eve­ ning, March 13. The new presi­ forces. 17th and Ran lUtsI 98S7 The central committee of fes­ to purchase new material for the dent is Miss Gloria Cecchin; Mrs. tivities of S t Cajetan’s parish Holy Thursday, repository and to Anna M. Brooks is vice president; met March 9 to further plans for match the $150 donated by St. Anne’s circle for new vestments. Miss Anna L. Martin, secretary; the Easter ball. Proceeds of this and Mrs. Frank L. Gertig, trea.s- Mrs. John Bivans has been as­ urer. All have been members of ST. JAMES' PARISH an p ^ l event, to be held at West signed the care of the priest's vest­ T u i^ - hall on the evening of the Legion of Mary since it was Please Patronise These Friendly Firms ments; Mrs. Fred Mattive will care organized in St. Mary’s parish , Eaite? Sunday, will augment the for the small linens; and Mrs. services. Some 8,500 attended the services. The three years ago. The outgoing and expense fund of the church. The Smeation has charge of the altar THE MOST REV. BERNARD J. SULLI­ first president of the praesidium expenses have been incurred boys’ surplices. Mmes. Jean Zehn- VAN, S.J., faculty member of Regis college, speakers were the Rev. Lawrence Wiest, O.F.M.Cap., is Mrs. Joe McElroy. WALT BADGER Says: through building and repairs on der, Caroline Zehnder, and Cath­ blesses the congregation in a chapel at Lowry air of Pittsburgh, Pa., and the Very Rev. Paul Schwarz, school and church property. Both the time and the day of erine Bowe had charge of the force base with the Blessed Sacrament at the close C.SS.R., of St. Joseph’s church, Denver. Bishop St. Mary’s Parent-Teacher league Send n§ your drapes and slip covers Named to manage the various altars in February. of a mission at the field. Lauded as “highly Sullivan is the retired Bishop of Patna, India. He meetings have been changed. The ... we’ll make them look like new! activities of the project are Eu­ A bake sale will be sponsored successful’’ by Father Edward P. Gates, a chaplain was Military Vicar in charge of 35 army and air new time is 8 p.m., and the new gene, John, and Mrs. Lucy De by the Altar and Rosary society at Lowry, the mission saw 1,383 military personnel force chaplains in the China-Burma-India theater dav is Tuesday, March 18. There Leon, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Galle­ Sunday, March 23. Bakery goods receiving Holy Communion at the eight days’ in World war II. will be evening meetings in the gos, A. C. Gallegos, Joe D. and will be on sale in the parish hall future in order to enable parents Albert Martinez, Gus and Willie after all the Masses that day. Associated Cleaners to attend them together. Garcia, Frank Gomez, Pablita Corda Ann, infant daughter of Pickup and Women Are Learning Art At the Parent-Teacher league 6736 E. Colfax DellTtry Strrlcf E A . 5462 Salazar, Catarina Vallejos, Lucy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weibel of Rocks of Lourdes meeting March 18 Miss Catharine Alires, Mary Angiano, A. Pacheco, Westminster, was baptized March Maloney will show pictures of her R. Sanchez, Elmer Tenorio, A. 9. Fred Weibel and Mrs. Helen Of Saving and Investing Holy Year pilgrimage to Rome, Aragon, and Ben Benvidez. Weibel were sponsors. and the mothers of the fifth grade Although women in this country reported, and life insurance com­ Schedule Dinner, pupils will be hostesses. Nnrses Aid Course at have long been responsible for panies paid American families All mothers wishing to attend handling family money, they are $3,250,000,000 in benefits in 1950 the CPTL all-day conference and ST. FRANCIS 9E SALES' PARISH St. Joseph’s Hospital learning new lessons t^ a y in how alone. About half this huge sum luncheon should make reserva­ Patronise These Friendly Firms to save it, how to invest it, and went to living owners themselves, Dance March 1J tions either with Mrs. Howard Denver, Colorado how to make it build financial se­ the rest to the beneficiaries of Kinkel, Littleton 238-W, or Mrs. Acquire the skill to give good nursing care to the family curity for themselves and their owners who died. (Our Lady of Lourdas Parish, Denvar) Norbert Dearth, SUnset 1-6163, Alameda Drug Store and to the sick in hospitals. The daily care of patients is families, Marion Steven Eberly of “Health records in the United no later than Sunday, March 16. taught by lecture, demonstration and supervised practice New York told nearly 500 persons States are now so good that when A special Irish dinner dance will On March 9, Peter Joseph Hill, BUCHANAN’S V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. at the bedside. Lunch, laundry of uniforms and allowance attending a Finance Forum for a woman buys life insurance today be held on St. Patrick’s day, Mon­ infant son of Mr.'and Mrs. Arthur Cut Rate Drugs are given during the course. Classes will begin March 24, Women last week, sponsored as a she has every reason to look for­ day, March 17. The program calls Hill, was baptized by Father Fred­ Christian Bros. Wines 1952. community service by the Ameri­ erick D. McCallin in St. Mary’s. Fonnlnin Service Sundries ward to the time when she herself for “stew time” at 7 and "jig All Popular Botrr REQUIREMENTS can National bank of Denver. wilj be able to use the values of her Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wo DcliTor Your Business Appreciated A sincere desire to care for the sick, High School, one year Director of the women’s division policies—to help furnish a daugh­ time” at 9 o’clock. In other words, Haley, Jr. PE. 1777 377So. Bdwy. Alameda & So. Broadway or equivalent. Age, 21 to 50 years. of the Institute of Life Insurance, ter’s home, or to, help prowide re­ the Rocks of Lourdes club will On March 9 Henry Lawrenjjt Mrs. Eberly addressed the first of tirement incomei This happier sponsor another unusual party for Zamora, infant son of Mr. and APPLY TO DirMtor of N urt.t’ Aid. Profram five weekly forums “for ladies side of life insurance ownership is Mrs. Thomas Zamora, was bap­ CONOCO PRODUCTS Phon., MAin 6121, Room 143 the parish by serving a good old- only’’ scheduled for successive an important reason why women tized by Father McCallin in St. Lubrication • Delco Batteries in this country have bought $20, fashioned Irish stew. O’Brien’s or­ Mary’s church. Sponsors were Mr. 000,000,000 of it since the end of chestra will play for the dance, and Mrs. Joseph Vigil. M iU \t Car Washing World war II and in 1950 alone the same band that played for the St. Mary’s council of tho purchased about $4,500,000,000 1952 Mardi Gras. Besides the sup­ Knights of Columbus is sponsor­ Cleaners & Dyers W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS worth,’’ Mrs. Eberley reported. per and dance parishioners will be ing a family Communion day The more complicated a family’s entertained with a special floor in tha 8 o’clock Mass on Sun­ J. H. Bolsingor • Dick TroraUtt Alameda 8c Logan PE. 9840 business affairs and financial re­ show put on by sorrie of the day, March 16, and they invito SnCHS LHUILOR sponsibilities, she emphasized, the “Rocks.” Price of admission is $1. all parishioners to join them in 328 Broadway Carlin's Mobil Service 1543 LARIMER > ALtpine 34-22 P more important it is for the wife to Because of the popularity of this obsarvanco. Since the St. know the family’s trust or bank Patrick’s day dinner is also Phones PE. 3753 & 3754 BOB CARLIN the Lourdes Breakfast club a (Mambcr St, Francis Ds SsIm' Pariah) officers, the accountants, the law­ change in the method of serving scheduled for Sunday, March 16, yers, and life underwriters who all the breakfast will be made this there will bo no brookfast Lubrication play their part in protecting the coming Sunday. A cafeteria, served to this group on that Washing . . . Staam Claaning family. where patrons serve themselves, day. Pickup & Delivery will be installed this week. A group The adult choir of St. Mary’s New Fashion 1st & Logan SP. 9930 of electric ovens will be placed in parish is holding regular prac­ the breakfast room and parishion­ tices to prepare the music for Holy First Meeting Held ers coming to the Center House Week and Easter Sunday, and any Cleaners & Dyers may help themselves. interested parishioner is welcome Expert Work ROTOLO'S By 4-H Girls at The children of the outdoor club to join this group. Male voices 1741 T r n iM il M are in particular demand. Choir Fast Service 796 So. Broadway will continue to serve in the break­ practice is held -after services on OKNVIR’a HOST fast room, but their work will be 530 E. Alameda - SP. 0079 It s 14th at. Holy Rosary Parish limited to carrying trays to and Wednesday evenings and after the PKOGREsarvi 10 o’clock Mass on Sundays. 10033 E. Colfax-Aurora 82 4 » M. 17th A t. the clearing away of the tables. Standard Gas so ils Two mothers of the outdoor club Lenten devotions are held in St. 114 0. llth A rt (Holy Roiary Pariah, Danrer) Mary’s church on Wednesday and members will help. Last week Mrs. The reorganized Buttons and Friday evenings at 7:45 o’clock. Hsr-ss HtrfcM It. SIS E. Ifth A t«. Olga Meyer and Mrs. D. H. Alders tA lM r SITS Marion St.T.n Eberl.y Bows 4-H club held its first meet­ Wednesday services consist of Ro­ supervised the work of the chil­ sary, sermon, and Benediction, ing in the home of the leader, Mrs. dren. Mrs. James Kintz and Mrs. and Friday services consist of Sta­ BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH Wednesdays at 3 p.m. in the A. P. Bradley will be in charge Daniels and Fisher tearoom. Harry Padgett, on March 7. Bar­ tions of the Cross and Benediction. Patronise These Friendly Firms Although women own forty-five bara Padgett, who has completed this Sunday. , Stations of the Cross are also held Bonded Collection billion dollars of life insurance, four years of 4-H work, will be Work was started on the new Mrs. Eberly said, their even addition to tho school this weak, Guadalupe Unit to Hear Anywhere in V.S.A, greater stake in life insurance in junior leader of the group. Offi­ whan workers put in the founda­ this country is the part it plays cers elected at the meeting to serve tion of tba building. At the same ROSS VARIETY STORE in protecting the young family- in for the year are Dorothy Arko, time work was started to extend Rules Committee Report NOTIONS - INFANT WEAR JOE O'NEIL & ASSO. president; Joan Demshki, vice W M the this country and in providing tha facilities for the camping (Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, Hardwara - Toys president; Barbara Padgett, secre­ area to ha used by members of 1251 Ch.rekM MA. 1472 income and cash reserves for Denver) J i . older families. Four out of five tary; Nancy Padgett, treasurer; tho Outdoor club at Lourdas. 2214-16 Kaaruay Mary Pepper, Charlotte Padboy, The Our Lady of Guadalupe "Doctor Orders,,. LITTLE BILLS No ColleetionB No Ckarga BIG BILLS families in the United States now Members of the Lourdes Out­ parish society will meet Sunday, DE. 4488 have life insurance protection, she and Patty Lee, council representa­ tives. door club have three meetings a April 6, at which time the com­ week scheduled from now until mittee will present the rules and The Holy Rosary PTA has June. The first three grades will bylaws. The past meeting was moved the date of the March meet­ meet Friday nights; the fourth held March 2, with 53 members in "The Sign ing up one week and will meet in and fifth graders on Thursday, attendance. The society has been That Sells” the school auditorium March 13, and the older group on Tuesday active in raising money to defray at 8 p.m. Reservations for the all­ nights. the parish debt incurred by the Far Tsi Harktt Pris, When you ship or travel by'Unlon Pacific' day conference of the Catholic construction-of Our Lady of Guad­ Lilt 7isr Frsfsrty Parent-Teacher league to be held alupe church at 36th and Kala- WItk Di March 20 may be made at the Kappa Gamma Pi Group math street, Denver. meeting. A one-week million will begin Plans Meeting Mar, 18 in the pa/iah on Sunday, March [ St. Rose of Lima Parish Fairfax Hardware 16. The mif>ionary, Father A. D. The meeting of the Denver chap­ Bella, O.P., will hear Confet- (CsKax S t Fairfax) Assured by S (ions on Saturday, March IS, ter of Kappa Gamma Pi, national HARDWARE. GLASS, PAINTS and will offer the $ and 8 honor and activities society of Perry's Cleaners HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Registered Pharmacists o’clock Maifet March 16. The FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfax Catholic women’s colleges, has Good Cleaning Youi doctor'i prescription will pastor will help with Confes­ been postponed from March 11 to H. Rinehart, Prop. sions and offer the 10 o'clock Green Stamps be conectly dispensed ot Park Mass on Sunday. Father Balia Tuesday, March 18. This change Hill Drug Company . . . 8 rug- Union Pacific’s freight and passenger will speak at all the Masses. On was made to enable members of 2027 W. Alameda RA. 98.'55 iitered phormadsti to turva Sunday evening the mission the society to attend sessions of revenue enables it to meet the payroll services will begin at 7 o’clock. bcdu-belle shop you. the Natural Law conference held 2251 KEARNCY STMET of its,60,000 employees and also pay The Altar society is sponsoring at Loretto Heights college. As ST. CATHERINE'S W# proudly acknowledge 100 a games party that will be held in previously scheduled, Mrs. Frank per cent acceptance by the taxes in the eleven western states and the school hall at 8:30 on Sunday Distinctive Clothing Gold will lead the panel discussion Patronise These Friendly Firms medical profession, due to fair their counties, cities, and communities evening, March 16. Valuable prizes on “Mariology.” The meeting will For Children wyi be given away. All are invited prices, prompt service, and begin promptly at 8 p.m. in the Complete Selection of INFANTS which Union Padiic serves. to attend. home of Mrs. Eugene S. Blish, unquestioned accuracy. Hardware . . . Paints BOYS TO 6 GIRLS TO 12 The payroll money increases buying The sacrament of Confirmation 1370 Madison street, Denver. Mrs. Gerald Cooney, president, will pre­ Guns . . . Ammunition EA. 12% will be administered at 7:45 on For DistiflCtfva Prises tor Sridge power and builds business for local Thursday evening. May 22- side. Partiss and ell etbsr occasion*— merchants. Gill! Hardware VISIT OUR O in OIPAKTMINT 3006 West 44th The tax money helps construct schools, Bank Cornerstone Laid GL 3809 YOU ALWAYS hospitals, playgrounds and other needed SAVE AT improvements. v Ross Variety Store SIMMONS DRUG So when you ship or travel by Union •tsrt,Ns. J SMONI lU I CIS. Bird. n il Pacific you help your community Notions — Infants Wear lA. 7>ll grow and prosper. Hardware — Toys 2932 West S8th Ave. John C. Scholl The firms listed here de­ serve to be rem em bered F IN E S T YOUR H E A T S A N D when you are distributing GROCERIES your patronage in the dif­ CLEANERS 1111 Fairfax FS. I7 M ferent lines of business. JOHN snil BERTHA UcBRlDR GLsndals S IN 1711 TBJO N ST. ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH Patronise These Friendly Merchants

The firms listed here de­ MAYOR QUIGG NEWTON laid the cornerstone of DRY CLEANING Prsssing Rspairinr Altsring serve to be remembered the new North Denver bank at* West 38th avenue and Ws Call Per tad Dslivcr Julian street Thursday morning, Feb. 28. Others shown (left to Phene Wastweod 2198 when you are distributing right, foreground) are George Cavender, city councilman; Palmer your patronage in the dif­ UNION PACIFIC RAIIROAD Hoyt, editor and publisher of the Denver Post and main speaker at Westwood Cleaners EsUbllah«l l i l t Earl McAadrsws. Pray., Vst. ferent lines of business. the ceremony; and Neil R. Cullen, bank preiidenL—(Photo by Van’s S ill Merrisen 3160 Tejea GLendale 0228 t Studio), Ttiuriday, March 13, 1952 Offica, 938 Bannock Straat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TtUphena, KEyttent 4205 RAGE FIFTEEN Christ, King PTA to Hear St. Patrick's Day Ball Helps These Tots Nfw Church Progressing Well Officers Shuffled Outline of Rental System St. John's Fund Campaign By Altar Society (Ckriit the Kins Parith, Danrar) entertained by Mrs. W illiam A compreheiiiive outline of the Vaughan at bridge in her home, To Be Closed on March 17 In Derby Parish book rental system will be given 3751 S. Gilpin street, Wednesday Derby.— (St. Catherine’s Par­ by Mrs. George A. Schwartz, who evening, March 19. (St. Joha’a Parith, Dearer) carpenters and iron workers have ish)—St. Catherine’s Altar and installed this system in the Cathe­ Mrs. Robert Spalding will ex­ The Rt. Rev. Moniignor John been preparing the forms for the Rosary society met March 4. Mary dral school, at the meeting of the tend the hospitality of her home, P. Moran, pastor, has announced Kaiser was elected to fill in the Parent-Teachers’ association of 310 Colorado boulevard, to the that the building fund drjve for foundations, and the pouring of vacancy of the vice president. The Christ the King parish on Monday, Mary Immaculate circle for a St. John’s new church will come concrete walls for the large base­ other officers who will remain March 17. The regular meeting bridge-luncheon on Wednesday, to a close on Monday, March 17. ment room will take place soon. in office until their two-year terms of the council will he in the kin­ March 19, at 12;30 o’clock. All captains and workers are The foundations for the tower expire, are as follows: Rose Ap- dergarten room at 1 o’clock. The St. Patrick’s circle will be en­ asked to have their final sub- have already been poured. pelhans, president; June Chadwick, business meeting and discussion tertained by Miss Nancy Davis in secretary; and Lorraine ReinOrt, scr^tions in by that date. Lachires Being Given will follow in the school hall her home, 1385 Eudora street, for Work on the church is pro­ treasurer. Maxine James was ap­ at 2 o’clock. Mrs. Schwartz will bridge Wednesday evening, March gressing satisfactorily. A crew of On 'Great Saints' pointed historian an^ neWi re­ , be prepared to answer questions 19. The Very Rev. William Ken- porter. Anyone knowing of any on the workability o f. this plan. Mmes. Arthur P. Schultz and news is asked to contact either J. A. Reitz will be hostesses to St. neally, C.M., rector of St. Thomas’ Her discussion and the question seminary, is speaking Thursday Father Dominic Albino, O.S.M., or period should give everyone a Joseph’s circle in Mrs. Schultz’ St; Mary's Parish Mrs. James. home, 530 Fairfax, for a bridge morning, March 13, at 10:30 in clear picture of this book rental the church. His topic is “St. Vin­ Mary Kaiser and Ceil Campbell , system. A vote will then be taken luncheon Thursday, March 20. are in charge of the bake sale Mater Dei circle will accep^t cent de Paul.’’ The next speaker and if it is decided to install the in the Lenten lecture series being that will be held April 12. Every system in Christ the King school the hospitality of Mrs. James F. HNS to Present woman in the parish is asked to McConaty at a hridge-luncheon in sponsored by the Infant of Prague it will go into effect with the open­ circle of the Altar and Rosary contribute some kind of bakery ing of school in September. At the her home, 306 Ivanhoe street, society will be the Rev. Robert goods. close of the meeting the members Thursday, March 20. McMahon, pastor of Sts. Peter and The volunteer women who will will be enterta^ed by th; girls’ Mrs. Joseph Stein, 1462 Ivan Irish Program clean the church this month are choir with a selection of sdngs. hoe, will entertain St. Thomas (St. Mery Megdeleae’i Pariah, Paul’s parish, Wheatridge. He will Dearer) speak on the Cure of Ars, St. John Rose Doty, Helen Palizzi, and Ceil Mrs. Cudmore, president of the More’s circle in her home Thurs­ Campbell. Rose Appelhans, M a^ PTA, urges a large representation day evening, March 20. The Holy Name society will Vianney, on Thursday, March 20. the Linooln room of the Shirley-Savoy hotel, Denver, sponsor a St. Patrick’s day pro­ Kaiser, and Maxine James wifi of members of the PTA of this Mrs. J. R. Hamilton, 1331 Bel- THESE TOTS OF the Infant of Prague Fathtr Fr«d Monn care for the altar. parish to attend the 15th annual laire street, again has been ap­ nursery may not all be of Irish descent, on Monday, March 17„Our Lady of the Rockies camp, gram and entertainment in the parish hall at 26th and Depew To Address Club Six groups have enrolled to bo- one-day conference of the Catho­ pointed chairman of the Regis but they are Irish in spirit on this St. Patrick’s day, near Evergreen, will also share in the proceeds. A gin the Block Rosary. Interested lic Parent-Teachers’ league March Mothers’ club in this parish. All streets on March 17. The commit­ The First Friday Luncheon club becau.se they will benefit from the proceeds of the special all-Irish intermission program will be a tee in charge promises an evening parishioners should give their 20. Reservations may be obtained women who may be interested in 76th annual St. Patrick’s day ball to be held in feature of the ball.— (Photo by Turilli) of Denver is sponsoring a night names in order to begin new by calling Mrs. James Cudmore. Regis college and would like to planned for the pleasure of both meeting Tuesday, March 18, for parents and children. There will groups. EA. 6524, or Mrs. Arthur Steinke, help by sewing and other activities members and their wives. The All Darby reiidanti are in­ DE. 84B7. are asked to contact Mrs. Hamil­ he a feature movie, cartoons, com­ meeting will be held in St. John’s munity singing, and popcorn balls vited to visit St. Catherina’i The Ave Maria circle will be ton, FR. 0216. Men's Club Meet Boosters' Meeting Slated school hall at 8 p.m. The Rev. church during tha Forty Hour*’ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Egan will be served. The program will Fred J. Mann, C.SS.R., of St. start promptly at 7:30. devotion. The church opens at left on Saturday, March 8, for a Joseph’s parish will speak on 6 each morning, and tha doting motor trip to Coronado Beach, Sunday, March 16, will be “Happiness in Family Life.’’ The Communion day for the young aorvicei will ba at 7:30 p.m. Calif., where they will visit their Planned April 2 At St. Francis de Sales meeting is open to all who would Evening aervicet will include women of the pariah in tha 8 son and daughter-in-law. Col, and be interested in the lecture. There the Rotary, a talk by a guatt o’clock Mail. The Young Ladiea’ is no charge. Mrs. John B. Egan, and their five (St. Francis da Sales’ Pariah, ing this Thursday evening, March aodality will meet in the pariah a p a a k e r. Father Francis children, for about a month. At Annunciation Denver) 13, starting at 8 o’clock. No re­ hall Tueiday, March 18, at 7:30 The Miraculous Medal circle Syrianey; and Benediction, The Colonel Egan has just returned to freshments are being served at any p.m. met last week in the home of Mrs. doting service will be Tueadajr his home after a year’s service in {Annunciation Pariah, Danver) The meeting of the St. Francis de Sales Boosters’ club in the of the adult society meetings or Lenten devotions are held on Jesse Moffat. evening, March 18. Korea. The Men’s club will hold its, prwrams in the Lenten season. Public school children are taught meeting on Wednesday, April 2. high school building Monday eve­ Wednesday evening at 7:30, with Mrs. Paul Murray will enter­ Newcomers to the parish are ’The League of the Sacred Heart tain members of the Tekakwitha catechism by the S t Thomas Uni­ Misses Mary ahd Grace Speros, after the Lenten devotions, in the ning, March 17, at 8:15 will take Stations of the Cross on Friday on special importance because of will meet in the assembly room evening at 7:30. The sermon on circle in her home Friday, March versity club members in prepara­ 1301 Dexter; Mrs. T. R. Dirmeyer, Cards’ club at 3683 Humboldt of the rectory Tuesday, March 18, street. the recently announced resigna­ Wednesday evening will be given 14. tion for First Holy Communion 1221 Fairfax; Miss Frances Nev­ at 2 p.m. The members of the by the Rev. Emanuel Sandoval, Mr., and Mrs. L. P. McMahon and for Confirmation. The class ille, 768 Colorado boulevard; Mr. All men are reminded that the tion of Coach Joe Loffreda, who league will assemble in the church next Communion Sunday will be has been in charge of all athletic S.J., of Regis college. Weekday have returned from an eastern meets every Sunday after the 9 and Mrs. C. H. Amshoff, 880 at 1:45 to recite the Rosary in Masses during Lent are at 7 and trip. o’clock Mass. Clermont; and Dr. and Mrs. Wil­ Easter Sunday, April 13, in the and physical education activities common before the meeting. 7:30 Mass. in both grade school and high Communion is distributed at 6:30 Mr. and Mrs. Bayard K. Joe Martinez, William Reinert, liam J. Kelly, 1165 Birch street. All mothers are requested to at­ o’clock. Sweeney, Sr., will return this week Pete Rack, John Weiman, John During Lent the parish choir is Arm bands, which all men will school for the past four years. Ap­ wear on the Communion Sunday plications for the position are be­ tend the Cub Scout Mothers’ aux­ Two members of the third grade from a trip to Bermuda. Kaiser, and William Jensen insu­ practicing in the church on iliary meeting in the assembly lated S t Catherine’s church March Wednesday evenings immediately each month, have been purchased. ing accepted at the present time by class of St. Mary Magdalene’s took Baptized Sunday by Monsignor They will be the color of the Ma,ss Monsignor Gregory Smith, but he room of the rectory Tuesday, part in observances of Vocation Moran was Cheryl Lynn, daughter 8. Thanks is due to a generous an­ after the Lenten devotions. March 18, after services in the On Wednesdays, Lenten devO' vestments of the particular Sun­ has let it be known that he is not week. Both girls were dressed as of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner, onymous donor. AcOwl 8ii* 11/4 s 4>^ InehM day. prepared to make any commitments Final details of the par­ nuns representing the nursing re­ with Robert and Ann Wagner as The Holy Name society met SompU sad Prie* on Koquoit tions, consisting of Rosary, ques­ as yet. The whole concept of the ticipation of cub pack 126 in the March 5 and is planning an all­ tion box, and Benediction, coni- The club has also considered ligious of the order of Poor Sis­ sponsors. The Rev. Charles Jones Badgoi & Bultoni for Societios, many new projects, which include physical education program has *cout circus will be worked out ters ot St. Francis of Seraph. baptized James Walter, son of games party, to be announced CoaveBtiena. CeUbrotiona & Evania mence at 7:45 p.m. and on Fri­ at this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bott, with days the Stations of the Cross buying a parish bus. been vastly expanded under Mr Paula Pianfetti went to Holy Fam­ shortly. Catalog Me. 700 Froa for tha Aoldag Ajl men of the parish are invited Loffreda’s direction. The change Mrs. John H. Reagan (Spruce ily school and Norene Hershberger Richard and La Voina Collinson as The planning committee of the are said at 7:45 p.m. of personnel at this time means took part in the activities at the sponsors; and Barbara Veronica, Mothers and Fathers’ club drew uo WESTERN BADGE & NOV. Co. During Lent there will be two to join the Men’s club. A prize 1130) is accepting reservations of will be offered to the man who that final decision must be made St. Francis de Sales’ members for Oscar Malo gym at Cathedral. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph a program to be presented to all Si. Paul 2 Minn. Masses each week day, at 6 :45 The PTA extends a welcome to C. Phillips, with Mr. and Mrs. and 8:30 o’clock. chooses an appropriate name for on features of the program that the luncheon at the all-day meet­ mothers and fathers on Sunday the club. were carried on in an experimen­ ing of the Catholic Parent-Teach­ all women of the parish to at­ William Brennan as sponsors. afternoon, March 23, at 3:30. tal way, and new features that had ers’ L ea^e in the Shirley-Savoy tend the CPTL conference at the Mrs. Joseph Berin^er of Los Thomas Lee Herrera, infant son ■ John Grebenc spoke to the An­ been projected for future develop­ hotel on Thursday, March 20. Shirley-Savoy hotel on Thursday, WESTERN GROWN CARDEN SEEDS nunciation high school and grade Angeles, Calif., is visiti;ig in the of Gilbert and Dolores Herrera, ment must be considered for in­ Mrs. James R. McCoy, the St. March 20. Reservations from this home of her sister, Mrs. Anton was baptized March 9. The grand­ For G«ed Things to Eat and for PItaiure school children last Wednesday. troduction next September or parish must be turned in to Mrs. He requested them to remind their Francis de Sales’ Register corre­ Beringer, who is recovering from parents, Max and Mary Herrera, postponed indefinitely. The execu­ spondent, is in St. Anthony’s hos­ M. Cribari at BE. 3-6073 or Mrs. illness in St. Joseph’s hospital. were the sponsors. PLANT A HOME GARDEN THIS SPRING fathers and brothers of the Com­ tive committee of the Boosters’ E. Makens at BE. 3-0332 not later munion Sunday. pital. She is the mother of a little iiiiiiiMUMiminiHmMiHiiiiiiiiiiininiiininiMiim Hart's a luggcitian. Can be added to or reduced. club held a meeting in the rec­ girl named Dianne Therese. The than Sunday, March 16. St. Catherine’s club will meet tory assembly room this week to little newcomer has an older sis­ Junior Choir Organisod Tuesday, March 18, in the home study the questions involved and ter and a brother. A newly organized Junior choir of Mrs. Walter Anderson, Jr., to formulate plans to be put be­ has been providing music at the “Why Pay More?” ^ o ld Seal Seeds 4119 St. Paul street, at 12:30. William Kelemen, who has had fore Monday’s meeting for dis­ training and experience in the rec­ children’s Mass, the fourth Sunday (Trftdemark) LEGAL NOTICE cussion. All parents of high school of the month, and at the Mass at r NOTICE OF DETERMINATION OF and grade school students, high reational field and who is well 12 o’clock on the second Sunday HEIRSHIP known in the parish for his rec­ ESTATE OF MAINTLAND MILLIKEN, school alumni, and friends of the reational activities with the Cub of the month. Enthusiasm has V egetable tiao known u Maitland Millikan, DE­ schools are invited to attend Mon­ been shown by this group and a Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores CEASED. Scouts, is inaugurating a program day’s meeting and to identify special invitation is extended to COMPANY No. 905IS themselves with the Boosters’ of recreational instruction in the all children of the parish .to join Q a rd ev u Notice la hereby sriven that thera haa grade school this week. He intends bean filed In aaid eatate a petition aaking movement. to give several hours each week this choir. Rehearsals are held Colorado Owned Stores for a Judicial aaoertainment and determi­ The biweekly square dance pro­ as a volunteer worker to the dif­ every Thursday evening from 6:30 nation of the heira of auch deceaaed, and until 8 at the parish hall. The mem­ Englewood 800 Santa Fa Dr< 1 lb. Beans .45 1 Pkt. Leaf Lettuce . .10 letting forth that the namee, addrcaaea and gram of thv Boosters will be car- ferent age groups in turn, teach­ 15th and California relationihip of all paraona. who ara or riedon in the high school build- bers are looking forward to a spe­ 30 Sondi Broadway ing them games suitable to the 3933 W. Colfax .Cnrtii ft IStli St 17tfa ft Tramont I ot. Been .... .17 2 Qts. Onion Sett . . .65 claim to ba haira of aaid dacaaaad, ao far portions of the playground that cial outing planned for the end of aa known to tha petitioner, are aa followa, the school year. The group is being niuDiininiiniMMiMMMifl 1 ez. Carrots . . . .15 1 Pkt. Parsnips . . .10 to-wit: Della G. Ripley. S898 Weet 3Bth are assigned to them at recess trained by Mr. and Mrs. J, McGan- i lb. Hybrid Sweet Com .35 2 lb. Peas . • . . .85 Street, Cleveland. Ohio, aunt of half blood: and lunch periods. It is the hope Maybelle Davit Noble. 6662 Mayfield Road. Red Cross Workers of Mr. Kelemen and the school au­ non and Mrs. E. Makens, and the 1 Pkt. Cucumber . . .10 lez.Rddlsh . . . .12 Mayfield Heighta, Ohio, firat cousin; Max­ organist is Dorothy Haup. Officers ine M. Britindine, 21920 Doloria Ave., thorities that the organized games are Dorothy Haug, president; Col­ Cupertino, California, lit cousin, once re­ will develop leadership among the moved: William James Millikan, S648 Strive to Top Goal students and will relieve the prob­ leen Bechsazone, secretary; and This ad ii good for a— Humboldt Ave., Santa Clara, California, Bobby Audino, treasurer. 'The ex­ Recommended Firms 1st cousin, once removed; E, LaVeme Don­ With half of the $460,000 E«d lems that are brought on by the ecutive committee is comprised of 10< Packet of Finest Mixed Zinnia Seed nelly, 65 Newman Avenue, Arcadia, Cali­ limitations of space in the school the following: Colleen Bechsazone, fornia, lat couain, once removed; Howard Cross goal reached, the Denver playground. with each $1.00 order at our store, by mail, or at a neigh* C. Pauly, 128 Gordenhurat Road. Upper Red Cross workers are engaged Dorothy Haug, Margaret Harrii, for AUTO Montclair, New .leraey, lat couain, one# The St. Francis’ circle will meet Janet Holthaus, Johnny Mazzuca, borhood Dealer’s store handling Geld Seal Seeds. removed: Seth Gilbert Jaekaon, c/o John in an all-out, last-minute effort March 19 at 1 p.m. in the home Patricia McGannon, Bonnie Pierce, Anderson, Independence, Kaniaa, lat couain. to oversubscribe the city-wide to­ of Mrs. George Rodriguez, 1136 Richard Rudolph, Patricia Stevens, once removed. Monroe street. ASK FOR PLANTING CHART AND SEED CATALOG — Accordingly, notice ii hereby given that tal of the 1952 fund campaign by and Francille Vendena. SERVICE on the 22nd day of April. 1952, or the day the time of the final report din­ to which the hearing may be continued, the Court' will proceed to receive and hear ner, scheduled for Friday evening. proofs concerning the heirs of auch de- The dinner, at which majors ceeaed, and. upon the proofs submitted, and divisional chairmen will make St. James' Altar Society Sales & will enter a decree in aaid eeutc determin­ ing who are the heirs of auch daeeased reports, is to be held in the Lin­ De Soto-Plymouth person, at which hearing all persons claim­ coln room of the Shirley-Savoy Service ing to be heirs at law of auch decaaaed hotel, 6:15 p.m. Friday, accord­ may appear and preeent their proofs. To Sell Religious Articles B. C. HILLIARD, JR., ing to Clarence C. Moore, fund All Late Model Used Cars Administrator. campaign chairman. (Sl. Jamea’ Pariah, Danver) Members of the Altar and Ro­ Carry 5,000 Mile Giiaradtee Firat Publication March 18, 1952 Speaking of the budget in­ Last Publication April 10, 1952 The Altar and Rosary society sary society will be in charge of Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars crease, Mr. Moore points out that will meet in the Montclair Civic the sale of religious articles dur­ "NOTICE TO CREDITORS the blood-donor program alone ing the mission. All women of the ESTATE OF JEANNE FREEMAN, De­ building on Friday, March 14. ceased. is responsible for almost half of parish are invited and urged to No. 86121 the increase in the budget, and Luncheon will be served at 1 attend this meeting. Father Fa­ GRIFFITH MOTORS, Ine. ^ Colorado springs ^ Notice la hereby given that on the 2nd replacement of some of the disas­ o’clock by the members of St. bian Joyce, O.F.M., will address day of May, 1949, letters testamentary ter fund, used in relief and re­ rherese’s circle. Mmes. Noll, the meeting on St, Francis of 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 were issued to the undersigned aa co- exacutora ot tha abovt named eatata and habilitation work in the Kansas Roark, Baptist, Foster, Robertson, Assisi. ■M persona having claims against said floods of last year, takes another Hennessey, and Johnson will be The pariah miaalon to he con. ' J. D. CROUCH estate ara required to file them for allow­ considerable. portion. First aid hostesses at the meeting. Mrs. Wil­ ducted by the Very Rev. Fabian ance tn the County Court of the City liam Van Dyke, the president, will Joyce, O.F.M., and tha R ot. Se- Dodge-Plymouth Owners i C. D. O’BRIEN and County of Danver. Colorado, within training for civil defense more­ MAY REALTY thirty dayi front the data of tha firat over, has been increased to the preside. Mmes. Paul Toner, C. M. baitian Egan, O.F.M., will open publication of thia Notice or said claima point where it is 60 per cent of Noll, Leo Boyle, E. J. Riedel, and Sunday, March 16. The firat Prepare for Efficient Driving will be forever barred. C. G. Petri are caring for the Tuna tha Motor ■— Reatoro Pep and Economy to Your Car Firat Publication March 6. 1952 former activity. week will be for the women and REALTOR Last Publication April 3, 1952 altars during the month of March. the lecond week for the men. It Will Perform Better and Last Longer I + + + FRANK FREEMAN, The ichedule of lervicei during Factory-Trained Mechanics LEONARD FREEMAN, Jr.. the million will be ai followa: INSURANCE . LOANS ARTHUR MAHONEY, Co-exscutora," Discuss Red Cross. Drive Morning Maaoea (firat week); 6, 7, and 8. Evening devotioni JAMES MOTOR CO. STATE oS^OLORADO. S8. 1228 Lincoln KE. 8221 ' QUALITY APPAREL' Ute Theater Bldg. CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER every evening at 7:45. Handbilla IN THE COUNTY COURT • wera diitributed to every door Dadf* Jh PlyaionUi — SalM and Serric# ______IN COLOBABO 8PKINGS Colorado Spring!, Colo. No. 81105 in the pariah announcing the aiNCB ISTl CITATION TO ATTEND PROBATE million. OF WILL KIOWA nnd TEJON STREETS' MAIN IR98 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE The S t James Mefl’s club will National Auto Body & Radiotor Co. OF MARGARET MESSING, Dteouad. meet Thursday, March 13, in the FBANK J. NASTLET. Hatebar Ot. PriBda !• lilts Parish THE PEOPLE o r THE STATE OF RADIATORS, BODIES, HOODS AND FENDERS COLORADO, TO: Arthur A. Erb, 2676 Walsh Memorial hall at 8 o’clock. King S tm t, Danvsr, Colorado, Rolition- Baptized this week were James REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED ihip, Cousin, Hair and logatoa; Laura A. Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. An­ Repairing Wrecks a Specialty Quality Painting Crawford, 521 East 14th Avonuo, Denver, THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON Colorado, Relationahip, None, Logataa: thony Gravina, with Gus and Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave. Mrs. Clara Sehloonvogt, 79 Frioatn Avonuo, Winifred as sponsors; Richard ■il. Il«»—l i t t fl»» r«»—«AI» 144 Optometrist Roodly, California, Ralationahip, Nona, Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1(1411 t(r(—ass e. iii(»—«ai» no Logatoa; Mr, D. Rohlolf, 18555 Burbank Ruf, with Joseph and Ann Bartley Prnfeaainnal Pharmacy 111 N.rth Tcjan St. Blvd,, Toroana, California, Ralationahip, PHONE lUIN MU Nona, Logatoa; Unknown Htira at Law, as sponsors; Mark Allan, son of 601 No. Tejoo MAIo 1088 Roildanct Unknown, Ralationahip Un­ Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Shuster, COLOBAOO 8PBING8. COLO. known, Hairs; Walter A. Ballou, Hojaatia with Leroy and Arline Schuater Building, Danvor, Colorado, Ralationahip, HUDSON Nona, Guardian ad Litem. as sponsors; and Barbara Jean, Cel Bnur*i ( of Denvor) You and aach of you art haraby ro- daughter of Col. and Mrs. Joseph SALES SERVICE PETE BERO^ qulrtd to attend tha srobate of tha Inatru- C. Startcock, with Gen. and Mrs. Candy and lea Cream at raont purporting to ut tha loot will and FERIVmiRE SHOP] toatamant of tho daeodont abovt ntmod John R. Gilchrist as sponsors. UPHOLSTEHING, bofora tho County Court of tho City and Mrs, Rose Patterson was hostess Johnson-English lE-UPBOLSTERING AND County ot Dtnvtr, Stett of Colorado, at EEPAIRING tha City and County Building in laid City to the Tekakwitha circle, and as­ , Drug Co. SUo Carara and Draparlaa and County of Danvor, on Monday, tb# 81it sumed the duties of captain of the Meet tc Order day cf March, 1052, at 10 o'clock A.M. circle for thi year. The next meet­ LEiW hERIC Toljotrlos Famitaro Mod# to Order WITNESS my lignaturo and ooal of laid ing will be in the homo of Mrs. VIC HEBERT. INC. Phen. I4SS S4-U Sa Wihtatch Art. MAIa USH Court thii 15th day of Fobruory, 1952. T«la* el BHeo 81 WILLIAM B. HILLER, Dorothy Royer, 1632 Pontiac Clark, of tha County Court, street, on Mxrch 25. 3660 Downing The Heyse Sheet By Paul W. Pomponie, Mrs. Joe Spencer was hostess '*// Four /Vaada Are Elaetrieat Deputy Clark. aisea 1918 First Publication Fobruiry 28, 1951 to the S t Monica circle at lunch­ Call Main 9S9” Metal and Roofing eon on March 12. Mrs. Al Artzer VIRING-mTUKM AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED L ilt Publication March 20, 1951 HEATING BOnnNG will entertain the circle in the next SHEET METAL ’ meeting. Berwick Electric Co. The recently organized S t (Ja- [lETnmim' J. 0. BBRWICE ' u s SO. NEVADA AURORA briel circle hela its meeting C«lorcdo Sprinft. Colortd* Pkanai MAIn iU March 7, in the home of Mrs. Eat ISSI Lewis T. Braun, 3680 Newport street. The hostess was chosen The firms listed here de­ '’TSaaSFTSBH?!!; PURSE BROS. CLARENCE MOORE, campaign chairman of the treasurer and Mrs. E. H. Roloff serve to be remembered was named captain. The next 1908 81 1952 American Red Cross drive in Denver, is shown dis­ meeting will he held in the home when you are distributing O tN C tSd . G RO CERY a M A R K E T cussing the resultr of the first report luncheon with John J. Roche, of Mrs. A. J. Brown, 2020 Rose­ your patronage in the dif­ 0 ? ? o fo ra C ^ n e . GROCERIES - MEAT! - n U IT f major of the Knights of Columbus and Catholic'Charities team, and mary street Tbs 5rms lilted bars dasirva ta VEOETAELM Charles L, Van Buskirk, comajor. The .Knights of Columbus and G. Michael McGovern has re­ ba ramtmbarad wbin you are dia- ferent lines of business. tributing your patrenaga la tbe dii- 4 2 ? 1718 East CoUu Ava, Ph. Atma 213 Catholic Charities team made the best report of all the teams in the turned from six months’ work in fereat Uom ai huaiaaao. business district army. Far Northern GreenlaniL PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Be n n o c k Sfreef THE bENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, March 13, 1952 ""I I Sflcred Heart Parish Play Planned for March 14,16 Loyola Sodality Planning I H omemaker’s The Sacred Heart parish I + ■ play will be given on two Afternoon Retreat Mar. 16 ■ D e p a rtm e n t A Good Time Will Be Had by All nights this year, Friday and I I Sunday, March 14 and 16, at PatronUt Then ReliabU and PHtndly Firms (Loyola Parith, Denver) olic PTA were entertained at their I I 8 o’clock. . The Loyola Altar sodality will March meeting by the presentation id l The show, written and directed sponsor an afternoon of recollec­ of five selections from the musical by the Rev. James MeShane, S.J., tion in Loyola church on Sunday, “Fictional Fun.” The members are is called Sitting Bull’s Eye. It is March 16, at i o’clock. The Rev. very grateful to the sisters who Bacon & Schramm J. A. Johnson'& Son full of fast comedy, songs, and Bernard J. Murray, S.J., will con­ trained the children and to the EttabliMhed 35 Years dances about cowboys, Indians, duct the services, assisted by the Loyola children who participated. COMPOSITION ROOFING and show business. There will be Rev. Francis Cull, S.J. The nq- Mike Haffey, son of Mr. and TU-E ROOFING • Cutters • Sheet Metal a special blending of the school vena services in honor of the Little Mrs. George Haffey, is a patient ROOF REPAIRING • Gas Furnaces children and the adult players. Flower, Benediction, and the Papal in St. Joseph’s"" hospital. 4020 BriKhton Bird. CR. 6563 * Gas Conversion Burners Mrs. Katherine Jones has trained Blessing will close the services. All The Loyola Altar sodality will 88 PenniyiTsnia RA S657 youngsters to sing between acts, women in the parish are invited to receive Communion in the 8:30 and as part of the show itself. Mass on Sunday, March 16. THE THE BEST IN LUGGAGE Many of the performers have The officers of the Altar sodal­ Of All KinSi been in the annual play for several ity, PTA, and Holy Name society McVeigh Company years. Mrs. Jones was a singer in wish to, thank all who assisted at the show 1934 and 1935 and has PAINTING and the clergy dinner, reception, and DECORATING played for the singers for six green tea following the dedication years. Lorean Needham, Josephine of the new» school March 9. CONTRACTORS Marquez, Abie Martinez, CarmeL 1328 Inca KE. 0718 Baca, Dorothea Klug, and Ken Keller are again featured players as in former years. Ruth Werni- WESTERl^ CERTIFIED CHEMICAL mont and Charles rice have ap­ WINDOW & HOUSE peared before, too. New to the Adelphian players are Matt Mc- CLEANING CO. PRODUCTS, INC. Eniry of KLZ, Rita Keller, Laura W E CLEAN Price, Jim Frazier, Jerry Curtis, Building Maintenance Nora Keenan, Martha Yoshida, Windows Walls PERFORMERS IN last year’s annual gina Ochoa. A1 Barden, Dorothea Klug, Carmel and Bill Murphy. Bill plays Sitting Supplies Baca, and Aoe Martinez; and top row, Jeanine Woodwork Wall Paper play at Sacred Heart parish, Denver, mosf Bull with just a wisp of brogue. s c o rn * SEED Floors (Washed & Waxed) BRUSHES . TOILET TISSUES Olsen, John Jaeger, Louis Esquibel, Josephine Mar­ Gonzales, Trujillo & Co. sing PAPER TOWELS of whom will appear in this year’s production, -are quez, Mike Burns, Dolores (xonzales, Tom Ophoa, 1 lb...... $ 1 .2 5 FREE ESTIMATES shown above. They are, left to right, bottom row, Bob Walters, Ken Keller, Joe Gibs, and Charlie numbers that are more Hibernian COMPLETE JANITOR NEEDS than Iberian: “Glocca Morra,” FULLY INSURED Joan Kilker, Dolores Vigil, Arabelle Tafoya, Vir- Price. 5 lbs...... $ 6 .1 5 1180 Klamath Street “Rose of Tralee,” “Ballama- Residential & Vommereial quinty Band,” and five others. 10 lbs. $ 1 1 .9 5 Work Phones TAbor 0103 Half of the numbers are quick as A ipecial blend of select seeds for this 1032 18th M Ain15S6 bagpipes and the other half are climate and locality. Guaranteed above TAbor 0104 lea Towel Showe r Annual Patron-Day Party sung in lovely haripony. Sixteen 90% germination. Sold packaged or in bulk. women in -the chorus dance a Rev. Bernard J. Murray, S.J, waltz scene and the rest of the NOTARY PUBLIC NEW ROOFS — FREE ESTIMATES Will Aid Hall o fS cheduled at St. Patrick's numbers in jump time. Many of attend, as well as members of all FALBY'S Incom* T.x R.tarai ^ Compoaition Shingl. the youngsters who sing and dance other parishes in Denver. Mrs. ERNA MAE LATTA Paint tc Hardware TAR a GRAVEL — BUILT UP FLATS (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) Any other contributions will be are well known. Jack Hennessey Walter Wade is in charge of all GE 2539 or RA 4979 has entertained many an au­ arrangements. 32 Broidwsr PE. 2I4« ROOF REPAIRS The annual St. Patrick’s day gratefully accepted. Parish in Aurora Membars of tbo PTA are dience; Eileen and Kathy Jones The Loyola PTA will meet WEATHER VAIVE ROOFING CO. games party sponsored by the aiked to note tho change of danced “Patricia” last year; and at 2 o’clqck on Tuesday, March 2020 West 33rd. GE. 2539 (St. Therete’i Parich, Aurora) Senior Holy Name society will be meeting date to 1:30 p.m. Tuci- the eighth grade girls danced 18, in th^ church baiement. Forty-two members of the St. held at 8 p.m. Monday, March 17, day, March 18, in the ochool “Peggy O’Neill” last year. Several mallei from the Denver Therese’s Altar and Rosary so­ in the school auditorium. Every­ meeting room. School will be The play provides money to Dairy council will be shown. WATERPROOF RASEMEXTS — in Color ciety met on March 6 in the parish one is invited to attend this special out for the children on Monday keep the school going; More than Owing to the Lenten regula- hall. After recits^tion of the party. A 55-piece set of Rogers’ and Wednesday of next week. that it brings many members of tiono refreshment* will not be From the Inside with liquid M INERAL GUM. Both Rosary a business meeting was con­ silverware will be a gift feature of The Rev. Charles Jones of St. the parish together in a way that served. water and alkali proof. Saves painting. ducted by the vice president, Mrs. the party. There will be 20 games John’s will speak on “The helps them feel they are working Mrs. John Madden, vice presi­ Emily Bollig, in the absence of and donations for the silverware Spiritual Life of Children.” together. No doubt that is why the dent of the PTA and Loyola chair­ Materials only dr the job complete Mrs. Eleanor Quick, the president. may be made at the party. Also Tho nursery will be open and Adelphian players have been pro­ man of the Catholic Parent- Thoroughly CLEANED At the April meeting it was on display will be 10 bags of mothers are once again re­ ducing shows for more than 50 Teachers’ league, will accept reser­ DENVER BRICK STAIN CO. decided to have a tea-towel shower groceries, 10 picnic hams, and an minded e{ the need for crayons, years as a valued parish tradition. vations for the CPTL annual all­ TAPES-CORDS-SLATS for the parish hall. Each woman electric kitchen clock donated by coloring books, and toys for use Novena of Grace day conference. Reservations for ALSO is to bring a tea towel to be James R. Ostrander. Overnight Service donated to the hall. A letter was in the nursery. Closes Wednesdoy the luncheon to be held in the Lin­ DUMONT SALES CO. 1736 Blake read from'Mrs. Joyce L. Bradshaw, There will be five special Reservations for the CPTL all­ The Novena of Grace in honor coln room of the Shirley-Savoy TA 4146 the winner of the cedar chest attractions. As’Sisting with the day conference March 20, at $1.85 of St. Francis Xavier came to a must be made by March 17 by call­ party will be the Junior Holy ing Mrs. Madden, CH. 3681. All New TAPES & CORDS The recent bake sale conducted per person for the day with lunch close Wednesday evening, March Name society. A portion of the included, must be made by phon­ 12. Next Wednesday evening, women in the parish are invited to Your choice of COLORS by the Altar and Rosary society proceeds will be used to purchase ing the PTA president, Mrs. Ken­ attencl. netted ?238 and a thanks is ex­ equipment for the sports activities March 19, at 7:30 the Lenten ' Expert Re / X Mrs. Martin Grabrian have cared I ^ ^ ^ \ \ iI //

parish, on Easter Sunday. Nn V . V . X. V New Veilment Case Tour Plumberimber For Years fj The Rev. Joseph Bosch recently had the congregation inspect the Ed O'Conngr, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. spacious new walnut vestment 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 case. A full-length mirror is in­ 5645 stalled on the interior of one door. Formica is used on the table top with six large drawers below. Sliding alb and cape racks add to l’ V , its convenience. The new sedilia pews have been donated and installed in the sane tuary. , ...... , Frank Anderson, Jr.; Walter Anderson, William McCormick, and "Charles Feehan have volun­ te e r^ to clean the high log raft­ f ^ ^ ers in the church this week. ^ r : yi -• i ■ ^ ^ / ,/S. «»>• iy. /V .' • ■•*1? W . l b • ■'± V ..., ■«> r- . i *.• V .V V K . & M . Builders THE FRIDAY LUNCHEON CLUB of the Knights of and Contractors V 5 Columbus will celebrate the coming Feast of St, Patrick ■J XV V-'X on Friday, March 14, in the K. of C. home, 16th avenue and Grant Residential and street. The principal guest speaker will be the Most Rev. Bernard J. CRANE laundretlot Commercial Sullivan, S...J.; the toastmaster,to Aldo Notarianni; and the chairman of Building & Remodelling the day, Jim Kopp. Guests of honor will be the Rt. Rev. Monsignor UNITED SCHUMACHER’S Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Heating Repairs Eugene A. O’Sullivan, the R t Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy, the Free Estimates Rev. James F. Moynihan, the Rev. A. P. Barrett, 6.P., and Tom Tier VARLAR WALL’TEX ney. Luncheon will be served to 150 guests in the council chamber WALLCREST WATERHOUSE SLATTERY & COMPANY Phones MAin 7077 at a cost of 75 cents. A program of entertainment featuring Irish Plumbing and Heating Contractors MAin 3751 songs will be provided. Catholic men of Denver and their friends are STOCKWELL IMPORTS JOHN J. CONNOR, Prnfrfcnt ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vico PraldcBt invited. For reservations they should phone the secretary of the Illustrated— Falmouth Square 1726 Market Stree% Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 3035 Race St. Knights of Columbus at TA. 1480. The luncheon will wi start promptly at noon and closing grace will be at 12:55 p.m.