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Catholic Men March Gathering under the spires of Denver’s Cathedral, is part of the crowd of Catholic men who Infant of Prague Nursery Cares completely filled the church for the annual Corporate Commun­ ion March 28. The public march of the men, including uniformed contingents of firemen, police­ men, and service men, drew fa­ For 308 Babies in Years vorable comments throughout Denver, according to reports. The men marched to the Shirley- Member% of Audit Bureau of Circulations Savoy Hotel for breakfast fol- Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1954—Permission to Reproduce, Except on 50/000 tiours Given lowng Mass. Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Archbishpp Urban J. Vehr of­ fered the Mass and gave the ser­ mon. The speaker at the break­ fast, attended by 1,200 men, was In Volunteer Work Bishop Mark Carroll of Wichita. Some 1,600 men attended the Mass.— (Story on page 3.) DENVER CATHOLIC For Homeless Tots By Jack H eher In the past eight years, a total of 308 children have been cared for, according to records of the Infant of Prague Nurserj’, 3720 W. 27th Avenue, Denver. REGISTER Since the child shelter was opened March 17, 1946, no less than 50,000 hours of care, feeding, diaper- VOL. XLIX. No. 33. THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1954 DENVER, COLORADO changing, and attention have been donated by volunteers. Some of the women who helped on opening day are still there in their free time. The tiny faces (the babies are from six months to two years old) may change, but the crib-rattling joy Loyola School Will Finished that fills the room when someone talks to them is still as heart-tug­ Second Floor to Contain ging as ever. Ex-Register Staff Member The daily population at the nursery changes l^ause it is only' a temporary home. The babies Five Classrooms; Work to will either be adopted, sent to New Cincinnati Auxiliary roster homes, or transferred to or­ The Rt, Rev. Monsignor phanages. But the'staff, headed by Be Completed by Aug. 15 Clarence Issenmann, Vicar registered nurse, usually has a By J. R. Walsh General of the Cincinnati family" of 35 children to care The great ambition of Loyola parishioners — a com­ Archdiocese, has been named : or, in one day. * Auxiliary to Archbishop plete school plant for eight grades — neared its climax That means 35 breakfasts, 35 with the announcement by Father Edward P. Murphy, Karl J. Alter and Titular Bishop of Phytea, according to an an­ saths, 35 changes of clothing, 35 S.J., pastor, that construction on the sfecond floor of nouncement made by the Apos­ >eds to arrange, 35 pairs of eyes the new one-story Denver school building will begin this tolic Delegation in Washington, bllowing every move,, and 70 month. Five additional class­ D, C. rooms to be ready next fall will mission because of lack of space. Other U. S. Episcopal appoint­ hands to get into things. cost about $71,500 exclusive of The new classrooms will afford ments made by the Holy Father furnishings. a limited increase in enrollment. are: Bishop Allen J. Babcock, Superintendent Pupils in the first four grades, A major portion of the work Auxiliary of Detroit, has been ! .lOng on Job which are conducted in the for the addition already has been named Bishop of Grand Rapids, church basement, will be taught done. All outlets' for heating, and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Jus­ The superintendent of the nur­ in the new addition. Father Mur­ plumbing, and electrical facili­ tin McCarthy of South Orange, sery, directing the work of six as­ phy said. Four classrooms of the ties were installed up to the roof N. J., has been appointed Aux­ sistants, is Mrs. Margaret Fletcher. present one-story building, of the present building at the iliary to Archbishop Thomas A. She has been on the job for al­ Two Convent Dedications Set erected at a cost of $200,000, time of construction, in anticipa­ Boland of Newark. are used by pupils in the fifth, tion of erecting a second floor. Bithop-elect liianm ann most the entire existence of the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. The heating plant was secured came to Denver in September, laby home. .4, full-size basement provides fa­ with a view to additional require­ 1936, for itudy at the “Reg- In early 1946, the number of Louisville Parish $65,000 Addition cilities for parish socials and ments. iatcr” College of Journalitm. school gatherings. In furnishings and design, the During hit stay he reiided at homeless, motherless infants was Ceremonies April 1 OUon A Hart Construc­ classrooms will equal the best in the Bleiied Sacrament Parith. increasing. St. Joseph’s Hospital, At St. Philomena's tion Company of Denver ii to the city. Large windows provide He was a columnist for the which had maintained a Baby An­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will offici­ Dedication of a $65,000 addition to St. receive the general construc­ ample natural light, in addition “Register, National Edition," Biihop-elect Iiienmann nex since 1917, was caring for tion contract at a cost of $57,- to modern fluorescent fixtures. several years after returning ate in the dedication ceremony of the new Philomena’s Convent, Denver, is scheduled 900. Plumbing, heating, and New desks, blackboards, maps, to Cincinnati. Monsignorial rank, just short of 29 more than there was room for $28,500 convent at St. Louis’ Parish, for 5 p.m. Monday, April 12, with Arch­ ventilating equipment, to be etc., are considered up to date in Bishop-elect Issenmann, who the Episcopacy. in the annex. They were occu­ Louisville, Thursday, April 1, at 4 :30 p.m. bishop Urban J. Vehr officiating. installed by the York Plumb­ every respect. has held the unusual distinction Bithop-elect Iitenmann it pying hospital beds. Mercy Hos- The convent, completed laslf December, 'Though not completed, the structure ing and Heating Company, will The old school, first opened in of being a Protonotary Apostolic the second memb'er of the jital had 15, and St. Anthony's amount to $13,357. John K. the church basement m 1938, since 1949, Jong served as Chan­ “Register" family named to accommodates four Sisters of the ig now usable, the Rt. Rev. was enlarged almost.by force of cellor and then as Vicar General the Hierarchy in the past two 12. Precious Blood of O’Fallon, Mo., Monsignor William M. Higgine, Monroe is the architect. 3 Confirmation Dates Immediate co n stru c tio n is sheer necessity to accommodate of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. years. Bishop Robert J. Dwyer The Denver deanery of the who teach 120 pupils at S t Louis’ pastor, said. All members of the 800 pupils. As the enrollment Born in Hamilton in 1907 of Reno was editor of the School. parish will be invited to inspect scheduled, Father Murphy Archdiocesan Council of Catho- pointed out, so that the work will continued to increase, the need He is a native of Hamilton, “Intermountain Catholic Reg­ Father Raymond Layton, In Colorado Springs the addition after it is finished, O. , where he was born Mayister," 30, Salt Lake City, when ic Women pitched into the prob- O.S.B., pastor, announced that be completed by Aug. 16. Fur­ for a new school building became Archbishop Urban J. Vehr probably the first or second Sun­ nishings for the five classrooms, vital 1907. After preparatory studies named to his present post May em and found unexpected good the final payment on the new will confer the sacram ent of day in May, he added. at St. Joseph’s College, College- 20, 1952. convent will be made this week. which will amount to about $4,- Influx of parishioners and ibrtune when St. Clara’s Orphan­ Confirmation on a large claas Sisters of Loretto, who staff 000, are to be installed and ready children occasioned by the relo­ ville, Ind., and St. Gregory’s age offered to turn over the or- The one-story structure, measur­ of children and adults in the school, will serve dinner to Seminary, he studied theology at ing 73 by 30 feet, contains five for use when the next school cation of the Air Force Finance ginal orphanage building for use St. Mary's Church, Colorado the Archbishop and visiting term opens. Each classroom will Center, 88th and York Street, Mt. St. Mary’s, Cincinnati, and rooms with large closets for the was ordained June 29, 1932. Seminary Building as a nursery. , nuns, a chapel, parlor, commu­ Springs, Passion Sunday, April priests after the dedication cerC' accommodate some 45 pupils. taxed the existing school accom­ 4, at 4 p.m. mony. The Cincinnati prelate studied nity, dining, and kitchen rooms. $67,000 Paid on Debt modations. More than 100 new The nursery began operations The Archbishop will confer The f\vo-story addition in^ families registered in Loyola at the University of Fribourg, After the dedication, a dinner Since March, 1952 Switzerland, and was awarded with 20 babies, transferred from will be served for the Archbishop Confirmation on a class in Our eludes a chapel, reception room, Parish. Plans Soon Rendy Lady of Guadalupe Chnrch on community room, four bedrooms, Archbishop Vehr dedicated the In the church basement, some the degree of doctor of sacred the hospitals. In that first year and priests in the rectory. Father theology. He also studied in Plans for the two main units John Haley, pastor of Cure d’ Monday, April 5, at 7:30 p.m., and lavatory and storage fa­ present one-story building March 200 children are daily provided 57 babies were admitted, eight and in the Divine Redeemer cilities. Designed by J. K. Mon­ 9, 1952. Since then, Loyola par­ hot lunches. Adequate play Rome, where he won the Ph.L. of the mammoth expansion pro­ were adopted, and nine were Ars Parish, Denver, will assist degree. In 1936 he was sent to^ gram under way at St. Thomas’ at the ceremony. Church on Tuesday, April 6, roe and being built by the F. J. ishioners have paid about $67,000 ground facilities are on the transferred to other facilities. Kirchhof Company, the addition of a $90,000 mortgage, which Denver, where he was a mem­ Seminary, Denver, will be com­ Other priests to attend are Fa­ at 7:30 p.m. Both parishes are school property. pleted by Easter Supday. This in Colorado Springs. was begun in November, 1953. leaves a balance of $23,000 on Generosity of parishioners ber of the staff of the Register thers Paul Fife, O.S.B.; Kevin System of Newspapers for two news was released by the Very Tradition of Carr, O.S.B.; Francis Hornung, the mortgage. The building overcame a tremendous debt on Rev. William J. Kenneally, rec­ O.S.B.; Louis Kerby, O.S.B.; and fund has $30,000 on hand for the the magnificent church building, years. He will be the first Bishop I Service Keeps Up new addition. A total debt of ever to have a doctoral profes­ tor of the seminary, who an­ Vincent Peter, O.S.B., all of the final payment of which was sional degree in journalism nounced also that work on the By 1950 the nursery had placed Boulder: Father Harley Schrjiitt, Huge Obstacles Overcome only $60,000 is expected when made before the summer of (Jour.D.). project will start soon after 54 babies in adoptive homes. In pastor of All Saints’ Parish, Den­ the five classrooms are com­ 1949, when the parish celebrated Easter. ver; Father Joseph Hannen, pleted and furnished. its silver jubilee. Within a pe­ Secretary to Lata Archbiihop 1953, one year, 36 were adopted O.S.B., Lafayette; and Father Seven Sisters of Charity, of riod of 10 years, a $123J)00 Upon his return to Cincinnati Father Kenneally reported rom the nursery or placed in fos­ James Mahrer, O.S.B., Longmont. By Japan Nuns' Foundress Cincinnati, 0., conduct the in 1938 he was' named associate that the enlargement of the ter homes or orphanages. In the church mortgage was paid, a con­ editor of the Catholic Telegraph- seminary hall is progressing sat The property on which the con­ school, which has an enrollment vent and rectory were pur­ same year 160 volunteers gave vent is situated is the former site Register. That same year he was isfactorily, and the annex is now of about 350 pupils. Last fall chased, the church was deco­ beginning to take definite shape. time and energy to caring for the of the hall of the Improved Or­ many pupils, including non-Cath- rated, and costly repairs were appointed secretary to the late der of Red Men. It was purchased olic youngsters, were refused ad­ completed. Archbishop John T. McNicholas, The two chief structures of infants; it is by now a great tra­ by the parish at a cost of SI,200, O.P., a position he held for four the seminary building program, dition. One syoman gave 33 hours and the hall was dismantled to years. made possible by the generosity The Bishop-elect served as of the faithful of the archdio­ of work in the month of February, provide room for the convent, 1954. The tradition is not waning. which is now adjacent to the Christian Family Program administrator of St. Susanna’s cese in the Archbishop’s Semi­ church. Fischer Brothers Con­ Church in Mason fropi July, nary Fund Campaign, are a huge Though babies, at least indoors, struction Co. of Louisville was 1941, to July, 1942, and then dormitory-classroom building and City-Wide Holy Hour at was named professor at Mt St. a modern library. do not wear much, they need the contractor. clothes, and sewing groups Wholehearted support from pa­ Mary’s Seminary and treasurer The proposed dormitory-class rishioners, Father Layton pointed of the archdiocese. He was room unit will house 90 individ' throughout the city see that they out, helped to expedite completing St. Philomena's on Apr. 11 placed in charge of St. Louis’ ual students’ rooms, 12 faculty lave them. The first city-wide Holy on a parish basis. A day of Church, Cincinnati, in December, the convent With furnishings, suites, five large classrooms, and Organizations encourage the building is valued in excess Hour sponsored by the Chris­ recollection for some 60 couples 1946. auxiliary facilities. Running east of $30,000. In the basement of the tian Family Movement will be was held at Loretto Heights The appointment as Auxiliary and west, the structure will be members to participate in the vSK convent are laundry facilities, an held Palm Sunday, April 11, at College on Holy Family Sun­ Bishop is the climax of a rising joined to the south end of the unteer program. High school girls automatic clothes washer, storage 4 o’clock in St. Philomena’s day, Jan. 11. career for the Cincinnati prelate, present dormitory building by an and nurses, sodalists and Altar So­ room, and a modern gas hot air Church, Denver. Archbishop Couples interested in attend­ who has been a member of the enclosed cloister walk. heating plant. Urban J. Vehr will preside at ing the Holy Hour to learn Archdiocesan Board of Consul-* The library, 40 feet south of ciety members are glad to help. Some 250 families comprise the the Holy Hour and speak more about the Christian Fam­ tors and the Archdiocesan Build­ the new dormitory and con­ The chairman of the volunteer parish. The complete parish briefly to the couples. ily Movement are cordially in­ ing Committee. He was named a nected to the dormitory by « jrogram at the nursery is Mrs. L * plant boasts a 300-seat capacity More than 100 couples from vited. If they plan to attend Papal Chamberlain in 1943 and cloister walk, will have two seC' A Higgins, 1219 S. Race, Den­ church, which was dedicated in the 25 CFM groups operating the buffet supper they should a Domestic Prelate in 1945. His tions—a reading room and the ver; phone SP. 1802. The Infant 1942; a rectory," and a modern photo bj TarilH in Denver parishes are ex­ make reservations by calling appointment as P’rotonotary ^ library proper, or book-stack and fully-equipped school. Mother Maria (left) and Sister Joan pected to be in attendance. A Mrs. Riede, FR. 6839. Apostolic gave him the highest'room. of Prague Nursery is a Com­ delegation will also attend from munity Chest agency, with added By Mary Ann Culliton Plagued by tuberculosis, Ja the group in St. Joseph’s Par­ help from various benefaaors. Two Japanese sisters. Mother pan has only one-tenth of the ish, Fort Collins. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr is Hugo Parish Adds Maria and Sister Joan, made a beds needed for the countless The R t Rev. Monsignor Wil­ brief visit to Denver this week victims of this disease and the liam Higgins, pastor of St. jresident pf the nursery board of ' as part of their six-month tour sisters hope to enlarge their Philomena’s, has extended the directors, and Ivlrs. James Kenney $125 to Its Burse of the United States. Mother tuberculosis wards. hospitality of his church and is first vice president. 1 Maria is the founder of the Sis­ Great difficulty is found in ar school to the growing CFM pro­ The Hugo parish, St. An­ ters of St. John the Evangelist, resting cases of tuberculosis in pram and is arranging a buffet In the near future the nursery thony’s, and its missions led in an order of native sisters, which Japan, the sisters explained, be' will be moved to the former priesthood burse donations in the supper at the school after the was begun in Tokyo in 1944. cause the patients cannot obtain Holy Hour for the priests and classroom building at St. Joseph's past week. The Hugo parish and Despite years of war and occu­ the proper food and rest. .When a couples attending. missions, of which Father Leon­ pation, the sisters have estab­ patient is released from the hos Convent, 32nd Avenue and Eliot ard Abercrombie is pastor, added lished in Tokyo a hospital, where pital, he returns to a home en­ Msgr. Campbell Street, Denver, which was pur­ $125 to their own burse fund. 200 patients are cared for, and veloped by poverty where nour­ Will Give Sermon chased by the Archdiocese of $40 Is Given to conduct an orphanage for 70 ishing food is unknown. Because children. Mother Maria received Speaker for the occasion will Denver for this purpose. Lady of Fatima Burse of this unfortunate situation, the . be the R t Rev. Monsignor Har­ little help from outside the order sisters plan to open a convales­ The Lady of Fatima Burse— in starting these institutions. As­ old V. Campbell, pastor of Denver archdiocesan general cent ward where tuberculosis suf­ Blessed Sacrament Parish, an Men's Rally April 4 sistance did come from a priest, ferers can recuperate. fund for the education of priests a former doctor and graduate of ardent supporter of the (3FM —rose to a total of $179 in the the Imperial University, but he Cooked Grass for Food since its introduction to Denver In Colorado Springs past week. The three donors, who died suddenly before the com­ The lack of food, especially and in his parish less than a gave $40, were N. N., Denver, year and one-half ago. Other munity and the hospital were during the war, probably caused The Catholic men of the Pike’s $25; anonymous, Denver, $5; and priest-chaplains of groups in Peak Region will have their an­ established. this rise in disease. An example a friend, Denver, $10. The order now hat 18 pre- the city and pastors of parishes nual corporate Communion this As Lent draws to a close, the fetted littert, seven pottu- of the scarcity of food was given interested in the Christian Sunday, April 4, in a Mass to be emphasis is on! the Cross of lantt, and thr£e novices. In its by the sisters when they recalled Family Movement will be in celebrated by Archbishop Urban Christ, where the God-Man 10 years of existence, its that in wartime they would often attendance. J. Vehr at 8 'o’clock in St. Mary's poured out His Precious Blood have to pick grass and cook it as Details of the Holy Hdur Church, Colorado Springs. for the salvation of the world.. growth hat been remarkable. Priests Barred From their only food. There was not were completed at the CFM Following the Mass, in which Christ established His Church', even rice, the mainstay of Ori­ Federation meeting held March the Archbishop will speak, a under the leadership of the Pope, Public Hospitals ental diet. Other contributing 4 in Presentation Parish. In for the distribution of the graces breaksfast will be served in the >- The purpose of Mother Maria’s factors to the sickness are the charge of plans are John and dining room of the Antlers He won for men on Calvary. and Sistec Joan’s trip to this damp climate of Japan and the Charlotte Mahoney of S t Phil­ IT Hotel. The Archbishop will be the h. Priests carry on the work of country is to study American absence of any furnaces or cen­ omena’s, president couple of the guest of honor at the breakfast. Christ. Anyone, consequently, 01 mental and tuberculosis hos­ tral heating plants. Wood fires federation, and A1 and Pat Invited to the Communion and' >e who assists seminarians in their pitals. They wish to provide care provide the only heat in the cli­ Riede of St. John’s, Denver Thornton, and the Rev. Jerome V. MacEachin breakfast are all the men of the preparation for the service of the for mental patients because there mate that is cold and foggy. Governor at CPTl Dny ie contact couple with the na­ diocesan superintendent of schools in Lansing, five Colorado Springs parishes— to altar is helping to promote the are no Catholic institutions of Through all these hardships, tional headquarters of CFM. Colorado is shown at the luncheon of the annual Mich., who was the principal .speaker at the St. Mary's, Sacred Heart, Corpus work of Christ in this day. this type in Tokyo, Catholic sana- .*n the sisters’ hospital has grown The city-wide Holy Hour will all-day conference of the Catholic Parent-Teacher lunchwn. Christi, Divine Redeemer, and t. Gifts to the Lady of Fatima toriums are urgently needed be­ and the staff now includes 40 Burse may be sent to Archbishop League in the Shirley-Savoy Hotel, Denver, on There were 1,124 reservations for the luncheon Our Lady of Guadalupe—as well V cause national laws prevent registered nurses and eight na­ be the second major under­ Thursday, March 25. Shown in the picture are, The CPTL, founded in January, 1938, now has as those from the Pauline Chapel Urban J. Vehr, 1536 Logan priests from enterin.r public hoa- tive doctors. Modern medicines taking of the Denver Federa­ Street, Denver. from left, Mrs. Matt Saya, president of the some 15,000 members in 35 PTA units.— (Register Parish, Broadmoor, and neigh- |itols even in cases of emergency^ (Turn to Pagg < - - Column t j tion, whoM groups usually work CPXL( Archbiihop Urban Jt Vehr, Governor photo by Van’i Studio) (Story on page 8.) boring miasionB.

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MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY This is the young man surveying the ghetto sin which man has dragged into every corner of this corrupted INSURANCE SINCE 1897 This Is the City from which he e.scaped. This is the crippled Eden. This is the city—crouched low against the sheltering moun­ veteran thinking about America and all that it means. This is tains, forgetful so often that the wrap of blue that furls above f^The WesPs Largest Church Goods Supply Housed the strong-shouldered laborer remembering the long, hard climb its horizons is the hem of the cloak of Our Lady, 753 Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 0241 up the economic ladder over a rosary of years. This is the patient This is her city and the city of her Son. padre, thinking of his ninos, his chicanos, praying always that May she intercede to wash from its cumbered gutters every Established 1902 Herbert W. Leibman Gerard R. TeBockhorst they will look to Our Lady to protect them from the great rot of vestige of hate and spite and intolerance. 1633 Tremont Placo + 4- ' + + + + + ' + + + TAbor 3789 Denver 2, Colo. By Ed Milij:r about this. Right down to the ea.se. There i.s corruption. But most of the names of the clien- last absurd decimal point. when these things are tied, in­ tele served were Italian, Irish, MY NAME IS MILLER. « • . I am Seotch-Irish-Norwegian. correctly, to race instead of, cor­ and German. Also, according to my mother THE NEWSPAPERMAN who rectly, to conditions encountered In another 25 years those (who. spent some time shaking looks at the names of the crim­ by all submerged minorities, then names could even be Martian or odd facts out of the family tree), inals in his paper and makes the I refuse to argue. The first Venusian. At the rate that sci­ I have a vagrant drop or two of mental computation that people premise is -wrong; why go on ence is progressing our next in­ w i s e Spanish running around some­ of one type of name seem to com­ from there? flux of poor settlers may pos­ .the weather ( ) mare.,.) where in my blood stream, Span­ mit more crimes than people with * * * sibly be intra-astral wetbacks. ish blood that came to Ireland other types of names may be 1 WOULD LIKE to have had quite the lightning calculator, But, in any event, the Church via the Armada. room to pat on the back those upon the Rock, unshaken by the Consequently, if a newspaper­ but, by his too simple deduction, hard-working clergymen who are petty violences of 20 centuries, . . . chooses a new Tempawate suit by Hart Schaff- man in quest of a sensational he also proves that he has not struggling to better conditions: been around much. will calmly minister unto all— ner & Marx, for a new high in clothing comfort this story, or a welfare department The Theatine priests and Jesuit with maybe an extra tear and executive with a penchant for re­ The same is true of the wel­ Fathers Casey, MeShane, and an extra sigh and an extra bit of Spring. Lighter than winter weight, not-so-light ports wants to lasso everyone fare bureau employe who look.s Faherty; many of the secular help to the poorest of the poor. at the relief rolls and the ADC clergy including Monsignors Mul- Thit i. the fifth and final rolls and the delinquency lists roy, Kolka, and Hagus, and Fa­ But it will never countenance as a tropical. . . specially midweight for mild 50°- article of a .eries on the prob­ and figures that, because a cer­ thers Monahan, Moynihan, nice case built on a shaky lem* that face the Spani*h- tain type of name is seen fre­ Ahern, Woodrich, and Gallagher; foundation. ■ 75° temperatures, spring or fall. Right for air con­ •peaking people of Denver. quently on that list, then it the catechists, and many other And that is what the “Spanish- logically would follow that peo­ wonderful priests and nuns. American problem” in*Denver is: ditioned summer living, overheated winter quarters, ple with that type of name con­ A nicely fabricated case built Spanish in the Denver area and I -would like to have had room too. Tempawate is the new “comfort weight” for FORMERLY DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK pull them into an arbitrarily re­ stitute a problem because they to run stories on the excellent on one false premise. assembled group for the purpose have that type of name. work of such fine persons as Jim Remember that the next time GEORGE F. ROCK, Pr.iidint of publishing some neat figures, There is an old saw that “he McNieve, Mary Hooper, Phil Tor­ you hear or read that the Span­ in-between temperatures anywhere. Specially hand­ \ 1534 Califerni* St. Phona MAin 5155 he must include me or be accused ish-speaking people _ in Denver Oppoill* Dtnvtr Dry Good* Col who never leaves his country is res, Mose Trujillo, Levi Beal, El­ some in the new Trend model. 7 of strictly visceral thinking. full of prejudices.” I imagine mer Tenorio, Lino Lopez, Paco constitute a problem'. With me he must .also include that it would be easy to find a Sanchez, Sam Passarelli, Ed Espi­ the “wetback” who recently They have their problems, as COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE reporter in Dallas who thinks noza, Tow Ewing, Pete Shannon, any depressed minority has its [skipped across the nearly dry Rio that Negroes as a race are crime- Juan Noriega, Dr. Ernest Busta- problems, but they themselves do Grand^ the San- Luis Valley prone, or a New York welfare mente, John Sanchez, Judge Gil­ not constitute a problem. “Spanish-American,” whose pro­ worker who has concluded that liam, Judge Cook, and many W. R. genitors never once visited Mex­ And 80, let us quit antag­ Puerto Ricans are an inferior others. onizing a certain section of the ico; the Pre-Civil War Mexi­ race, or a San Francisco re­ can immigrant, the Puerto Rican I would like to have had room citizenry by insulting them at porter who has it all figured that to tell you more about some fine every turn. with a Spanish name, the Cuban- Orientals are not quite up to Negro with a Spanish name, the persons: Little Danny Jiron at And then let us tackle the par, or a Gloucester welfare Slullen High who won the Guatemalan with a S p a n i .s h worker who thinks, from casual myriad individual problems of name, the Paraguayan, the Ar­ Optimist award; Eloy Mares, delinquency, of adult crime, of observation, that Portugue.se just Denver’s only All-American high for Optometrist gentinean, the Uruguayan, th e don’t make good Americans. housing, of disease, of education, ippoiatmfBt Chilean with a Spanish name school football star; quiet, com­ etc. Call and, oh yes, the Spaniard with a . But, looked at objectively, there petent Emil Gemino of Arvada; * * * TAbor n.Lo Tn Ko of oil ooo i commoH dcnommator Navy Chief Arthur Garcia; the Spanish name. To be at al con- that can be v»ooi,oa.reached: And ♦v.ofthat OH YES, AND one thing 0881 230 Majeitic Bldg. sistent he must also include all many excellent Spanish-speaking more: We must remember that 16th Broadway those with names like Smith, is the inescapable fact that crime, employes of the Register; and so the definitive answers will never [Jones, and Brown who have delinquency, and disease are bred many others who have had to be be found in sociological surveys, ____in slum areas, and people who better than best to get where welfare reports, or newspaper some^Spanish or Mexican Indian 'areas often live they are today. ■ « . * [there because they do not make columns—including this. I would like to tell you of the Where will we find the an­ AND THAT IS WHERE the^7°“»$ '1'’! work of such organizations as swers? [entire problem is reduced to thel®'?®- .s not to say they the Bishops’ Committee for the Put your hand over your howling absurd. How? Let us I've there-or that Spanish-Speaking, the St. Cajetan heart. c'onjure over this for a m i n u t e : crime and delinquency and Credit Union, the Youth Friends Now you have the problem I have a tincture of Spanish in Organization, the Good Amer­ adequately covered. I my blood, and I am extremely -with names like theirs. icans, the Denver Service Club, [proud to admit it. There was a time in America the Colorado Latin-American And, admitting it, I ask—no, I when the Irish were considered Conference, the Good Americans’ [demand—that all the statistics something less than human, when Organization, the Latin-Araeri- Kinless Woman be changed to accommodate the ■older settlers of other blood can Educafonal Foundation, the fact of me. strains actually thought the Celts Soeiedad de Trabajadores Unidos, If there are to be surveys kept pigs in the house and coal the Alianza Hispana Americana Deeds K. of C. Fund [made in the Denver area of in the bathtub. lodges, the Soeiedad Protectora, Spanish-Americans, I demand There was a time in Colorado the Spanish-.A.merican Citizen’s Marjorie A. Johnson, 94, that my .00000000001 per cent when the Welsh were looked at As.sociation, the Society of Our who died March 19 in Denver Spanish' blood be considered. I askance, and the .Italians, and Lady of Guadalupe, the Latin- without known relatives and demand that I be interviewed, Jews. But all that is changed American Council, the Alianza with few friends, was led by that univer.sity sociologists visit now. It will change for the Service Club, and others admiration of the Knights of my home, check, my annual in­ Spanish-speaking too. But to go much into these Columbus Catholic advertising come, test my cultural patterns, • • * things would have been to miss program to leave all of her evaluate my local leadership, and VARIOUS KINDLY PERSONS the larger aspects of the matter, estate to Denver K. of C. inventory my chances of assimi- have suggested that these stories to admit that a Spanish Amer­ Council 539. jlating into the Anglo culture. should have been written, refut­ ican problem exists (false) in The nonagenarian was re­ I can also identify a large ing—chapter and verse—charges stead of a number of interrelated ported to be a faithful reader [number of Irish, “black” Irish that Denver was faced with “a social problems which happen to of both the Denver and Na­ who got their "black” from the Spanish-American problem.” enmesh the Spanish-speaking (at tional Register editions. It was Armada, and who also qualify— this moment, unfortunately through these publications and who are only too eager to But, after some hard legwork, true). that she learned of the accom­ be polled. I demand that they be some harder thinking, and even I could also have listed recom­ plishments of the national ad­ [included, too. a bit of prayer, it became clear mendations by the clusters: To vertising program that was re­ After all, let us be logical that to refute the charges piece­ seal off the border so that there ported this week to have meal would be to dignify a brought in 1,523,218 inquiries pseudo-philosophy based on is an orderly flow of immigra Dolls and Doll Parts tion; to raise the minimum school and to have enrolled 144,323 grave error made in the ver for Catholic instructions. She RELIGIOUS STATUES REPAIRED first premise—that there is sue! age so that the problem of drop­ outs might be alleviated; to put herself sent for the pamphlets a problem.* put out by the knights and be­ Here’s your big |A.B.C. Doll Hospital I firmly believe this is not teeth into the truancy laws, etc opportunity to own Mr. & Mrs. J. A. McCourt true But, again, these things are an came an avid reader of them Youri swers to ot|ier problems, prob and an enthusiastic booster for a set of famous Naw Location I believe that there are many the program. problems entwined in the vast lems that come out of slums. General Tires. Get o id tirts 1616 Downing MA. 7617 Race does not enter into it. The entire estate of $7,257 ganglia of this pulsing city. But * a • set now for months I believe it is petty over-simplifi­ was left the council, which can Im! IN DENVER THE CATHO after probate, according to the of safe, low-cost The Denver Catholic cation and gross injustice to grroup them so loosely under such Lie CHURCH happens to do a knights, will result in about a mileage ahead. We'll tiM Down tremendous job, very quietly $6,000 bequest. pay big money for the Register 1 insu' ■ There is crime. There is dis- for people with Spanish ■ names Miss Johnson was born in PaynMotj Published Weekly by the Belle Fourche, S. Dak. Al­ dangerous mileage It operates, from its Catholic >- Catholic Press Society, Inc., Charities nerve center, the Ave though little is known of her left in ^our old tires. IT Come 10 today! 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Dr. G. J. Maria Clinic, the Little Flower personal history, she is be­ Colo. lieved to have lived in Den­ b. and Vail Community Centers, m Subscription: $3.00 P e r Schoeuble the Holy Ghost Youth Center, ver some 20 years. Year Sold in combination with the Infant of Prague Nursery, Her will provided that third Optometrist is Joe Kavanaugh, lnc.| The Register, National Edi­ and the Margery Reed Mayo Day degree members of the Knights (o tion, in Archdiocese of Den­ Specialist Nursery. of Columbus be pallbearers at m ver. It also operates grade schools her final rite.s. Mi.ss Johnson ?• 30 Yeari in Same LocaHon Entered as Second Class For Visual high schools, colleges, hospitals, wa.s buried in Mt. Olivet J k l W xutk SioiU L Locally Owned and Operated Matter at the Post Office Eye Care and orphanages that serve the Cemetery March 22, following Denver, Colo, ^ Spanish-speaking. Requiem Mass offered in the 7th at Lincoln TA. ;1261 688 EmpiM Bldg. KE. 8840 A quahsr a century ago Cathedral Thuriday, April 1, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreaf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talephono, Ktyifent 4205 PAGE THREE

of Lowry Air Force Base, Denver; Fire Chief Allie Feldman; At the Speakers' Table for the luncheon of the 17th back row, the Very Rev. Monsignor, William J. Kelly, Colorado leading Civic ond Church t e t " ” George Turner, K. of C. state deputy and mayor of Walsenburg; annual educational conference of Springs; Mrs. Dwight Shea, a past president of the CPTL; the Rt. men’s Communion breakfast sponsored by the Knights of Colum­ Judge David Brofman of the Denver County Court; the Catholic Parent-Teacher League March 25 were (front row, Rev. Monsignor John McDevitt, Laramie, Wyo.; Mrs. Anthony bus March 28. Sho^vn, left to right, back table, are Justice 0. Otto At the front table, Judge George H. Lerg, Gilbert Carrell, chief left to right) the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Charles H. Hagus, Mrs. Zarlengo, a past president of the league; the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Moore, Colorado Supreme Court; the Rev. James Moynihan; Justice of the Colorado Safety Patrol; Jim Kopp, George Brown, assistant Thomas Morrissey, a past president of the CPTL; Mayor Quigg Joseph P. O’Heron; Mrs. H. D. Saliman, a past president of the Francis Knauss, Colorado Supreme Court; Bishop Mark K. Carroll Denver postmaster; Art Alcorn, master of the state Fourth Degree, Newton; Mrs. James Foley, a past president; theaRt. Rev. Mon­ Denver County Council of PTAs; Mrs. Lito Gallegos, past presi­ of Wichita, the principal speaker; Mayor Quigg Newton; Arch­ K. of C.; Stephen L. McNichols, state senator; Jim Peri, Bernard signor John P. Moran; the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold V. Camp­ dent of the CPTL; Mrs. Fred Gushurst, president of the Archdioce­ bishop Urban J. Vehr; Justin Hannen, state secretary of the Malloy, assistant manager of safety; the Rt. Rev. Monsigmor bell; Mrs. Matt W. Saya, UPTL president; Archbishop Urban J. san Council.of Catholic Women; and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John Knights of Columbus and chairman of the event; Mickey O’Don- Gregory Smith, V.G.; Ed 0. Geer, manager of safety; Monsignor Vehr, Gov. Dan Thornton, Father Jerome V. MacEachin, Father Judnic. All the clergy are from Denver, except as otherwise oghue, grand knight of council 539; Gen. John Sprague, commander Walter Canavan and Monsignor Elmer Kolka. Edward A. Leyden, and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy; noted. Home Must Instill Love 3-D' Catholic Ideal Of Country, Fellow Men, O f Education Includes Bishop Carroll Tells Men Faith, CPTL Is Told The home must not only teach future citizens to love By Helen Byrne heir country, but it must also teach them to love and live The Catholic philosophy of education presents a with their fellows, Bishop Mark K. Carroll of Wichita 3-D outlook on life,” according to the Rev. Jerome V. told” some 1,200 Catholic men attending the annual Com­ MacEachin, Lansing, Mich., diocesan superintendent of munion breakfast sponsored by the Knights of Columbus schools, as he addressed the 17th annual educational in Denver March 28. conference of the Denver Archdiocesan Parent-Teacher Too many persons forget, said League March 25. This 3-D out- Japan Sisters' Bishop Carroll, that God gave us look consists in “depth of faith, ity; and red for the breadth of our American citizenship. To height of ideals, and breadth of love that is pure and holy and hold cheaply or betray it is an love.” perpetuated. The seven red bars Founder Subdued affront to the Providence that Following Mass in Holy Ghost stand for the seven sacraments was so generous with one of the Church celebrated by the Rev. and the six white for the laws of greatest natural gifts, liberty. Edward Leyden, chaplain, th e the Church; the blue background . Great Obstacles In stressing the importance of conference opened in the Empire is the Mystical Body of Christ the home. Bishop Carroll added Room of the Shirley-Savoy Hotel. and the stars are the head and that America is a second home Mrs. Matt Saya, president, wel­ its members. America is what she (Continued From Page One) is today because she is the land are used and all that is needed is to loyal Americans. The tragedy comed delegates at the morning of broken homes is that they session and also presided at the of love. To save America we must modern machinery. preserve what American democ­ Gratitude was expressed by tbe harm the nation, he said. luncheon, held in th e Lincoln A noted champion of racial Room, at which the main address racy produces and not what pro­ sisters to the American chaplains duces American democracy. We and soldiers who, while stationed and religious tolerance. Bishop was given. In line with CPTL Carroll suggested to his listen­ policy of presenting speakers who must keep the things that made in Tokyo, made generous dona­ America what she is and then we tions to the hospital and orphan­ ers the formula that he uses in have done outstanding work in ed­ daily life: “When I meet a man ucational fields in other parts of will have achieved our purpose.’’ age. The liquidation of the debt Following Father MacEachin’s on these buildings was owing think of him not in relation to the country, Mrs. Saya introduced color, race, or faith—but only Father MacEachin, a member of address. Archbishop Urban J. partly to gifts from Americans. Vehr gave a short .talk on the Both Mother Maria and Sister as a fellow man whom God cre­ h e faculty at Michigan State ated.’’ College, where he is also chaplain. need for new schools and the Joan are natives of Tokyo and teachers to staff them. He said were educated by the Madames Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Father MacEachin’s topic w a s who also spoke at the annual Parental Responsibilities in Ed­ thatBt. Rose of Lima’s and Cure of the Sacred Heart in that city. d’Ars’ will open in the fall. /The Sister Joan is a registered nurse, breakfast in the Shirley-Savoy ucation.” Hotel, explained the great ex­ “The main reaponaibility of Archbishop paid tribute also to receiving her advanced education the parents for their loyal sup from the Franciscan Missioners pansion of property holdings for parent!," he aaid, “ia to rear future parishes that the funds their, children to aeek/ the port of the schools and to the in Tokyo. obtained in the Archbishop’s sisters for untiring zeal. He also It would seem that with man­ truth, the anawera in life. Seminary Campaign have made Thinking aolvea theae prob­ stressed the fact that parents aging a hospital and an orphan­ possible. should encourage vocations, age, the sisters would have more lem! and give! theae anawera. Bishop Mark K. Carroll of Wichita, the Mayor Quigg Newton led a Too many throw their prob­ 15,000 CPTL Members U/iHtPn^C C n P fllro r MacEachin, diocesan Men's Speaker principal speaker at the annual Denver than enough to occupy their host of civic dignitaries who at­ riU illCll S lip cilltC i superintendent of schools from Lansing. lem! on God, who never prom- In 35 PTA Units men’s Communion breakfast March 28, emphasized the duty Ameri­ time, but besides this, they are tended the breakfast, including iaed to aolve what they can Mich., is shown as he delivered the principal address at the annual cans have to love their country, to protect the sanctity of the home, expert seamstresses. They make Justices 0. Otto Moore and aolve, but only to help them In her address of welcome, CPTL all-day conference in the Shirley-Savoy Hotel, Denver, on and to promote interracial and interreligious harmony and under­ vestments and linens of exquisite Francis Knauss of the Colorado Mrs. Saya said that the conven­ Thursday, March 25. He stressed a 3-D philosophy embracing the design and also make their own with what they cannot aolve. standing. Leading civic fijpires o f' all faiths applauded Bishop Supreme Court. The military was “Human souls direct the tion was dedicated to the Blessed depth of faith, height of ideals, and breadth of love. This three- Carroll’s call for a patriotism based on the fatherhood of God religious garb. re p re se n te d by Gen. John young. The schools are only the Virgin as this was a Marian Year dimensional philosophy of life, he said, must be gpven by parents Flanking the speaker are Archbishop Urban J. Vehr and Justin Mother Maria and Sister Joan Sprague, commander of Lowry to their children, for it will “stand up under all the vicissitudes left March 29 for Dallas where mechanics of civil life; individ. and the conference was actually Hannen, Denver attorney and chairman of the breakfast. Air Force Base, Denver. uals give the direction. Youth taking place on the Feast of the of life.” they will visit an American chap­ The Pontifical Mass that pre­ lain whom they met in Japan. So seeks the w'hys and wherefores, Annunciation. The CPTL was ceded the breakfast was offered and they find them only by formed in January, 1938, and Join Fund-Raising Campaign far their impression of America in the Cathedral by Archbishop Enthusiasm Continues is that it is a country of great straight thinking. Parents must since then it has increased to Vehr at 8 a.m. Some 1,600 men show them the means to reach 15,000 members a n d 35 PTA natural beauty and materia took every available seat in the CPTL Is Backing Effort wealth. And, coming from a their goal. Ideas make the dif­ units. This year, three new units church, with many in attendance ference of whether or not the have joined; St. Patrick’s, Fort In Seminary Campaign country where almost every kind having to stand in the aisles. of work is done by hand, the children will have happiness. Logan; St. Bernadette’s, Lake- Catholio in the Archdiocese subscribers to finish the pay­ An impressive part of the Great things have been accom­ wood; and St. Peter’s, Fleming. For Educational TV Unit of Denver are continuing to ment of their pledges even sisters are amazed at American Laetare Sunday observance was The Catholic Parent-Teacher School district: Mrs. Charles machinery and appliances. plished in history through think­ A delegation from Laramie, manifest tremendous enthusi­ though they may move to some the public march of the men ing. As the child is an undis­ W'yo., including two sisters, and League, with Mrs. Matt Saya Kurtz, South Denver High asm in the Archdiocesan Cam­ city outside the Archdiocese of from the K. ^ C. Home at 16th covered continent, so each par­ under the direction of the Rt. as vice chairman, will partici­ School district: Mrs. Louis Cri- paign as payments on pledges Denver. Payments come into Archbishop's Engagements Avenue and Grant Street to the ent must be a Columbus. They Rev. John McDevitt, attended. In pate in the fund-raising cam­ bari, West Denver High crowd the Campaign Office the Campaign Office from all Cathedral, and from the Cathe­ can show the children how to all, there were 1,124 reservations paign for the Denver area School district; and Mr.s. each week. The magnificent parts of the world. Money is dral to the breakfast. discover that they are children for the convention. educational television station. Herbert Edmunds, North Den­ loyalty of Catholics in fulfill­ tent regularly by a man who Charities Meeting The Knights of Columbus of God, and teach of life here Mayor Newton paid tribute to Mrs. Saya will serve on a ver High School district. ing their pledges will guarantee it in the American diplomatic choir under the direction of Val and hereafter. the (iPTL as a group for its committee with Mrs. Saliman Catholic education has a complete payment of all the service in Israel. Jones sang throughout the “The philosophy of Catholic achievements and influence on of the Denver Public Schools vital interest in the voting of money that was pledged last Persons who have not made Tharsday, April 8 breakfast. The Dodd Sisters also education is this: The soul of Denver. .4.11 the civic attributes, and Mr. Wesch of the Lu­ the council to insure allotment May. An archdiocrsan fund for a pledge to the Campaign Fund entertained with songs and mu­ education is the education of the the city parks, the libraries, and of reasonable time for paro­ The annual meeting of the sic. theran Schools. \i the development of the sem­ may send contributions to Catholic Charities board Thurs­ soul. For this reason early Amer­ t h e churches, he said, were The CPTL, as are the pa­ chial educational and Catholic inary and new parishes in the Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Justin Hannen, Denver attor icans founded the Catholic founded by the people them­ religious programs. day, April 8, is among the list of ney and state secretary of the rochial schools, is a member of archdiocese was established Box 2900, Denver, Colo. Ques­ appointments of .\rchbishop Ur­ school system, in order to place selves because they felt the need the educational TV council, Although no Catholic agency last May when Catholics in tions in regard to the cam­ Knights of Columbus, was chiir- first things first. To direct, to of such establishments. All these ban J. Vehr issued this week. man of the annual event. which. gives it a vote in the has membership on the execu­ Northern Colorado pledged a paign may be tent to Box The engagements follow: guide, and to lead a child is a were founded by individual total of $3,600,000. It is an­ policy-making deliberations. tive council of the TV com­ 2900 or may be telephoned to Thursday, April 1, Louisville, great responsibility. Parents must groups, such as the CPTL, out­ Public school officials esti­ mittee, it is felt that Catholic ticipated that more than half CH. 8592. Attention it called blessing of new sisters’ con­ be examples in themselves. They side government to improve the participation in policies of the of this amount will be paid by to this new number of the mate $250,000 will be needed vent 4:30; Club to Hear can give them this 3-D outlook city and the people of it. The each year for the operation of station must be insured. the end of the first year. Campaign Office, which was on life, this means to the end. moral values of a people are what Sunday, April 4, Colorado the station. Father Edward Leyden, One of the n.ost heartening changed during the past week. Springs — St. Mary’s Church This outlook includes: I. Depth make a city. He also extended signs of success in the cam­ The new telephone number is Five district captains will superintendeivt of schools f o r corporate Communion Mass Policewoman of faith. Every child, every hu­ thanks for support of his ad­ work under Mrs. Saya in con­ paign is the determination of CH. 8592. man should and must have this. ministration. the Archdiocese of Denver, and breakfast 8 a.m. Mi!! Ma rion Stortz, a mem­ junction with the county PTA urges support of the project. St. Mary’s, Colorado Springs, Some .have it in themselves, in Governor Thornton said that members. The residential cam­ ber of the Denver Police De­ parents, in the future, in de­ he was optimistic about the fut Confirmation 4 p.m. partment, will be the apeaker paign will be a house-to-house Monday, April 5, Our Lady of mocracy, in free enterprise, but ture. One reason for this, he Favor Received at the meeting of the Firat the Catholic has the permanent said, was the CPTL, this group solicitation May 15 by PTA Guadalupe, Colorado Springs, Friday Luncheon Club April members. A reader of the Register Don't Worry-We Can Fix It Confirmation, 7 :30 p.m. one, in God. He is in everything, of Catholic mothers which is one 2. She will apeak on her train­ and is the first basic reason in of the strongest groups fight­ These are the CPTL repre­ wishes to make public announce­ Tuesday, April 6, Divine Re­ ing, work, and experience! aa sentatives in the canvass: Mrs. ment of thankg^^Ying for a fa­ BURNS TEARS MOTH HOLES deemer Church, Colorado the approach to life. Everything ing in the defense of govern­ a policewoman. is to please God, to know Him, ment. He also congratulated James Konig, for the Manual vor received through the inter­ Springs, Confirmation, 7:30 High School district; Mrs. cession of Our Mother of Perpet­ p.m. Miaa Stortz, who joined the to love Him, and to serve Him, them on the Catholic school sys force laat fall, waa formerly through the sources of nature, tern and praised them also be David Sykes, East Denver High ual Help. Thursday, April 8, Catholic Char­ on the faculty of St. Francia ities, annual meeting, 8 p.m. beauty, intelligence,, and good­ cause of its help to the city fi de Salea’ High School, Denver, ness. We know this through nancially. Sunday, April 11, St. Philo- for aeveral yeara. A graduate mena’s. Holy Hour, 4 p.m Scripture and Tradition. Following the Governor’s talk, Christian Family Movement. of Loretto Height! College, “II Height of ideals. Faith is the Loretto Heights College Glee IN YOUR Monday, April 12, St. Philo- ahe aerved in the women’a the rock upon which these are Club gave selections from Bayis auxiliary of the Marinea in founded. It is the height to which Christian Andersen. They were HOME Moth holei, cigarette burnt, and damage in garment!, mena’s, blessing of addition to sisters’ convent, 5 p.m. World War II. She ia a mem­ we strive, the real and personal directed by Max di Julio and ac woolen! and linent, reitored to their original perfection ber of St. John’a Pariah, Den­ end. Parents must exemplify this companied by Miss Lorraine or by EXPERT WEAVERS. ver. in their own lives. There is no Maich. Immediately afterward RUG AND • Zipper Repair! • Shortening Knitted Skirt! Free Travel Film Member! of the Firat Fri­ perfect man, but youth looks to two members of the Archbishop’; IN OUR • Weaving and Hotiery Mending “Flight Into Time" and “Flight day Club meet for luncheon its parents for its ideal, because Guild, Miss Virginia Vaughn CARPET Into Romance," brilliant color and a talk on the firat Fri­ it cannot see yet a clear union president, and Mrs. Robert Hod PLANT “Aon; owned and operated by Theresa Kolb** films, will take the armchair day of each month. The with God. Our knowledge of ges, ways and means chairman, traveler on an exciting trip to luncheon! are held at the Al­ God is imperfect because others presented a check for $700 to French Art Weavers many faraway lands at the travel bany Hotel at 12:10. Catholic stand in our way. Only through Father Leyden to be used in Phone AC. 6755 308 Tabor Theatre Bldg. TA. 0894 Denver, Colo. hour at Ross-Broadway Branch men who work downtown are others do we know God. When school testing program. Father Library, 33 E. Bayaud Avenue, invited to attend. Reaerva- there are more women like Mary, Leyden thanked the Archbishop’i FOR FREE Denver, Tuesday, April 6, at 8 tiona may be made with Jamea there will be more men like Guild and congratulated Mrs. p.m. Admission is free. McConaty, GR. 1626. Christ Saya on her work as CPTL presi ESTIMATES “HI. Breadth of love. This is dent of the league. She and her the virtuous love given in Bap­ officers will finish their terms DRYOIANDM Larimer Vocation School tism — the love that overcomes May 20, as the league requires Religionis Articles fears, the love of home, the love new elections at the end of two BERNARD C. FINNERTY, Owner parents for one another and for years. The Arphbishop gave the Observes 2nd Birthday their children, and love of sac blessing before and after the Member of Cura P ’Ara Pariah _ The Larjmer Street Voca Colorado Bakers’ Association, rifice. It gives dignity of self luncheon. • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS tional School marked its sec­ and James A. Gooding, presi respect with Christ as the ex­ Cleaning ond birthday at a party held dent of the Pepsi-Cola Bot­ ample. It encourages that love WaU • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS at the school, 2330 Larimer tling Company of Denver. to lay down one’s life for one’s to Street, March 31. Judge Philip Mrs. J. H. Monaghan of friends, and spiritual love be­ CARPETS Wall In Our Plant • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES B. Gilliam headed a list of Christ the King Parish is the fore God. ROOM SIZE special guests and friends of present president of the Vo­ “A simple example of this 3-D philosophy is the flag. Blue is for and SMALLER RUGS the school who attended. cational School. Elections are • wide e«kct{on of pitterne No Job Too S m all- About 40 boya and ^irls, 11 slated to be held after the loyalty, first to the mother of end colon to cbooM from .Complete pf Relig^tou* Articlet for CKurch and Home to 16 years of age, displayed third annual Denver Design­ God; jvhite is for truth and pur­ m for eVerr room No Job Too Large the products of their handi­ ers’ Show April 29, which F u r n i t u r e iii tha houa# craft classes in plastic, wood­ raises funds to help the school. COLORADO O^a VedDMdar Cnnlnp TUI I a'clock A. l*/AVa^ncr and t'<». work, and sewing. Their in­ In addition*to the proceeds Pickup & Delitery structors are Ted Hefley and of the Designers’ Show, the CONVALESCENT E.M.W. Mr. Houtzhens of Cole Junior school has received financial < lll’llt II faiODS where coah lalka High School. help from the Boettcher Foun HOME 1228 East Colfax 606 i4fh St. Between Californio & Wciton TA 8331 Refreshments were served dation, the Bonfils Founda­ Reasonable Rates 2141 So. Broadway AC. 6755 through the courtesy of Fred tion, and from private dona­ III So. Lotia PE 71U SPnice 5391 Linsenmaier, secretary of the tions. Are You Keeping Up Payments in the Seminary Drive? f M i ypun Office, 938 Bentieck Street THI DIHVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, April 1, 1984 Festival at Presentation June 24-27 Denver's Finest Catering (Presentation Parish, Denver) ' the Holy Name Society have urer; Elaine Tucker, council rep­ Plans for the Guild Festival helped a great deni. , resentative; Carol Kelt, song m June 24 through 27 are going St. John Bcrchmans' Circle will leader; Donna Mouser, program I Costs You No More ahead rapidly with the appoint­ meet Ih the home of Mrs. E. chairman; Janet Ryan, recrea­ ment of several chairnwn by the Reardon, 327 Hooker, at 1 p.m. tion leader; and Evangeline Meis, Wedding Receptions guild president, Lucien Barry. Tuesday, April 6. The time will news reporter. • Private Parties Tickets are expected to be ready be spent sewing garments for Weekly meetings will be held \ for sale before the /nlddl« of the altar boys. at Mrs. Lee’s home, 45 S. Meade. Business Parties April. New games are being Next week Miss Anna Olquin On special occasions mJ^ings planned in order that this year’s will take over as parish corre­ will be held in the girls’ hphtes. : Milt fe.sUval will be bigger and" better spondent. All organixallons de­ The girls are now making plans '75c Per Person & Up than ever before. siring announcements in The for a mountain trip in the near Two new games are the ring Register should call Miss 01- future so th v may cook their toss and ball throw. Mrs. Regina quln at TA. 1746 before Mon­ breakfasts outdoors. TERMS IF DESIRED Bellacosa will have charge of the day of each week. It Is recom­ Baptized were Patricia Ann, first game, and Felix Thyfault mended- that each group pre­ dtflighter of Mr. aand Mrs. Rob­ and Johnny Frank, tJie second. sent a written report whenever ert J. Blair, with Adelord and possible. Miss Olquin’s address Joyce Raymond a.s Sponsors; Another innovation will be is 860 Hazel Court. nightly dancing for teen-agers in Gerald Eleazar, son of Mr. and the parish hall. Three of the Officers Elected Mrs. Benjamin Lucero, with nights’ music will be furnished The Thrifty Little Cooks, a Lesher and Annie Martinez as by records, but on the fourth newly organized 4-H group sponsors; Nancy Lucille, daugh­ night a well-known band will en­ under the leadership of Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Restourant tertain. Miss Ann OlqUin has Vern Lee, recently elected offi­ While, With Jerry and Shirley charge of the dancing. cers. Ortiz, as sponsors; and Susan Mrs. Richard Newcomb is din­ Rosanna Lee is the president; Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ner chairman and she has already Elaine Tucker, vice president; George Pagliasotti, with Joseph announced that ham will be the Bonnie Dugger, secretary-treas- and Anna Pagliasotti as sponsors. Phone SH. 2474 157B S. Broadway main attraction. The dinner will lake place the first evening of short talks on variou.s problems facing the average the festival.' ■* Family Forum Speakers Catholic family and then the entire group divided Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Gonzales, CATHEDRAL PARISH the Evangelist’s Parish, Denver, attended the Eam- into’ small groups to discuss the topics presented who have had charge of the re­ ily Forum sponsored by the Christian Family and to suggest appropriate answers. freshment booth for .several These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Pnlronafe ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Movement groups in the parish Sunday evening, Pictured, left to right, are John and Patsy years, will again reign in that Patronize The$e Friendly Firms March 28. Following Benediction of the Blessed Monaghan and Madeleine and Bill St. John; the position. Sacrament in the church, the forum began with a panelists. Chairman for the affair was Gene Feature attractions at the fes­ mixer activity in the attractive lounge room of O’Meara. Other CFM cbuples assisted with de­ tival this year will be a new D O Y L E ’S the church. tails. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John P. Moran, Buick, a sewing machine, bicycle, The two couples pictured above presented pastor, was a special guest and gave a brief talk power mower, vacation for two, PHARMACY Joe Buckmoster Motors to the couples present. etc. Ths Psrtitnltr Draitlst (■inHf «t SI. VlnetM O riil'i PtMill + + + + + + + + J __1\1L • coir/lx^oeotM 4 l7 ih AVE. AND GRANT Mrs. Sam Gates of Edgewater y L a y / VtuvtK, Cot 0. Specialising in Ford & Mercury Service will bring a fleet of small ears to KK. IROT FREE DBUVERT AUa G«n«rtl Bepilrt — Sktilr G u A Oil the festival to amuse the younger Factory Equipment on Lawnntovver Sharpening Palm Sunday Bake Sale Set at St. John's children, A fish pond and other E. Bayaud and S. Maditon FR 8711 games will help to keep them (St. John the' Evangelist’s Parish, Denver) amused, too. Paint Special 39.50 St, John's PTA will sponsor a from all parishioners. | her, Jam?s FloodsA VincehtV SSSWVISW AFinley sssss. T Motor Overhsulint sale of baked goods on Sunday, 8l John’s PTA was well rep- Walter Young, lienry Siems, Altar Society Body a Fendsr Rvfsirs Tailored Seat Covtr* Open Sundays LEN'S Pharmacy April ll, in the lounge room of sented at the CPTL meeting Bonelli, and Edwin Klock, and President Resigns Motor Tuns-up 9 A.M. til 2 P.M. the chjirch following the 7 :30 March 25. Present Were the Rt. Miss (jarol Lynn Foster, who PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED L. C. FRHR. Prop. Edmund Reardon left last Used Can Mrmbtr 81. Vlnctnt d» Fsnl's Piriih and 9 o’clock Masses. The women Rev. Monslgnor John P. Moran, performed. FOR AND DELIVERED CaHtedral Motori Hawes Food Store Hava Vonr Doctor Phona will also offer'eoffee and dough­ Sister Mary Margaret, principal; Masses on the first Friday, week for Kansas City, Mo., to take up his new position there. Colfax at Downing Denver JOE GAFFNEY. Prep, Bookrr Rkwti — Girlt Hiwm Us Your Prescription nuts for sale at that time. The Sister Colomblere, and Mmes. April 2, will be at 6:15, 1, and KEvftone 3217 ° im L«rsn KB. ROJO A Bi-Low Store proceeds will go to the work of Clifford Welch, Robert Alehius, 8:15. 'There will be exposition Mrs. Reardon and children will 2707 E. Loulsiane RA. 3739 depart as soon as they have dis­ At Leeislsns anil Ssnih Cisrtsn the PtA for the remainder of James Ash, Edward Zalewski, of the Blessed Sacrament all day Qualify Meats, the year. Walter Badger, Forest Fisher, closing with services at 7:30. posed of their home in Denver. MAZULLA tini asS UntllsR CsrSi iSrocerles Mrs. T. Raber Taylor is chair­ Bucher, Leland KiUmiller, Pas- Confessions will be heard Thurs­ At a recent meeting of^the Altar initt ssi tsiiMi tissiiu Woshington Pork Mkt. and Rosary Society Mrs. Reardon Freth & Froten Frulto man of the project, assisted by miale MarranZino, F. A. Corbett, day from 4 until 5:45 and from Cleaners & Tailors and Vegetable! Mrs. Harry Malouf. Donations of H. Risoli, S, Risoli, David Rama- 7 :30 until 9 o’clock. submitted a written resignation C & L Office Supply BILL HUGHES, Prop. as /President of that organiza­ Louisiana and Clayton baked goods will be accepted ley, John Maguire, Robert Gru- The Rev. Edward Madden of Alterations • Re-Styling COLFAX AT CIRORR Home Freezer Owners tion. Mrs. Pauline Frank is now DERYER, CIlllADI SP. 5 7 1 7 Save on Our Processing Holy Family Parish will be the acting president. CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER guest speaker at the Lenten de­ Mrs. Barbara Anderson was 304 E. Colfax MA. 5063 0. C. Langlty HAIn 1144 Hour! 7 to 7 Week Dayt Service Missionary Nun to Give votions on Wednesday evening, awarded a seed assortment called 598 So. Gilpin SP. 6075! April 7. Mary’s Garden” at the same Miss Teresa Halderman is ill meeting. The gift was donated by REHDER’S in St. Joseph’s Hospital. Miss Rose Beat. SPRING CLEANING ;; NOB HILL INN The firms listed here Address at St. Vincent's Mrs. Vincent Kandorf and Mrs. Lucien Barry, president 4tl EAST COLFAX Beaaty & deserve to be remembered Mrs. Bertha Kreidl are in charge of the Junior Altar and Rosary Beat the Rush COCRTAIU of the care of the altars in when you are distributing (St. Vincent de Paul's Parish, ' At the CPTL all-day confer­ Society, has announced that Mrs. ;; Drapes - Curtains I Delicious Dinners Gift Shop Denver) ence on March 25, St. Vincent March. Irving Schnur will have charge of ;; ;■ HOT AND COLD LUNCHES All TypM »f your patronage in the dif­ The Altar and Rosary Society de Paul’s Parish was the fourth Mrs. Dom O’Grady was host­ festival plans for the society. Slip Covers ess to the Mother Cabrini Clrde 1 > Alteration and Repairs ,, Ysir Business Is Apprsristsd Bart r ~ Besuir Wsrk ferent lines of business. will meet in the parish hall, after highest in attendance. Mrs. Marguerite Honley will have the recitatioh of the Rosary in The eighth grade pupils re­ with luncheon and bridge March charge of the money doll; Miss 1282 S. Clayton RA. 8123 23. ;; Burke's Cleaners • the church at 1:30 p.m. on Mon­ cently had a farewell party for Beat will prepare the white ele­ " ■ ■ The firms listed here day, April 5. One of the Mission­ the Rt. Rev. Monslgnor Eugene Miraculous Medal Circle mem- phant booth; and Mrs. Geraldine ' ’ We Operate Our Own ary Sisters of Our Lady of Vic­ O’Sullivan, in connection with l>ers were guests of Mrs, Nellie Kline will preside over the fish 1 . Plant 11 deserve to be remembered tory (Catechist) will be the their square jdancing class, and Moffitt March 26. pond. ' • Free Pickup & Delivery > < when you are distributing speaker. All the women of the presented Monsignor O’Sullivan Mrs. George Rienks enter­ Both Altar Societies will unite 26 East 11th Ave. ’ ’ parish are invited. witb an overnight traveling case. tained St. Joseph’s Circle with in the sale of vanilla during < • MA. 7442 your patronage in the dif­ OIVIVIE BRAE Members of the Altar Society The Holy Name Society will luncheon and bridge in the Coun­ April. Mrs. Gilbert Lindeman will ' ' Ilelsn Gudfrey, Miy. c i ferent lines of business. will receive Communion in a hold a short business meeting on try Club March 31. Mrs. Hugh be in charge of the sale, but will B Shopping Center group in the 8 o’clock Mass on Wednesday, April 7, after the Stewart, who is visiting in Den­ be assisted by all members. Sunday, -Apyil 4. Lenten devotions in the cafeteria ver from her home in Washing­ Mrs. Peter Ekler will have The women of the parish hall. ton, D. C., was a guest, charge of the needlework booth are reminded that the annual The square dancipg will be re- St. Walburga’s iircle members during the festival. Anyone hav­ Altar Society brunch and card sume(l with dancing after Lenten will be guests of Mrs. Chalmer ing articles they would care to ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH CONOCO PRODUCTS Preisser's Red & White party takes place at 11 a.m. devotions on Friday night, April Norton for luncheon and bridge donate may contact Mrs. Ekler. Patronise These Friendly Firms ■ Thursday, April 1, in the l^brlcAtion, Car Washing, BatteHca 2. in the gymnasium hall. Charlie in her home, 1 Downing Street, New covers are being made for Recharged, Tire ValcanUing school cafeteria. Tuffield ivill conduct a class for this Thursday, April 1. Grocery and Market The Room Mothers* Club will beginners at 7 :45 that evening. Mrs. John Murtaugh will en the statues by the needlework meet on Wednesday, April 7, at All parishioners of the parish are tertain St. Anthony's Circle with group. They expect them to be CONOCO PRODUCTS Temptation BONNIE BRAE FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES. AND ready for Passion Week. QUALITY GROCERIES 10 a.m. in the home of Mrs. invited to take part in these luncheon and bridge in her home Lubrication • Delco Batteries CONOCO SERVICE David Sikes. square dancing parties. on Monday, April 5. Sister-dolls that have been Free Delivery SPruce 4447 _.essed by women of the pi 9 c b , C h e a m , 724 So. University PE. 9909 2S31 E. Ohio Art. (So. Univ. snU Ohio) Car Washing may be seen on display at the ^ Gallon shop at St. Anthony’s W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS Bonnie Brae Drug Co. pital. The firms listed here Mrs. Dee Heads Christ the King Group Mrs. Catherine Frank, PTA Alameda A Logan PE. 9840 9 8 " deserve to be remembered lloyS CkiaStrllo—SltksfS ChsaMrilo president, has announced (Christ the King Parish, The Oblates of St. Benedict will 4 to 5:45 and in the evening from when you are distributing Have your Doctor phone m Denver) Mrs. Mary Reinmuth will Broadway Creamery your Prescriptions have their Holy Hour in Christ 7:15 to 9. your patronage in the dif­ In the meeting of the Altar the King Church Sunday after­ Circles meeting during the 66 So. Broadway Sp. 2665 Beers, Wines, Etc. and Rosary Society Friday, noon, April 4, at 4 o’clock. Father coming week are that of Our BUCHANAN’S ferent lines of business. March 26, the following offi­ Vincent Peters, O.S.B., from Lady of Guadalupe, Monday eve­ 763 So. University RA. 2874 cers were elected; President, Boulder, will discuss the Commen­ ning, April 5, in the home of destination has not yet been de­ Christian Bros. Wines Mrs. Robert Dee, Sr.; first vice tary on the Rule of at. Benedict. Mrs. William MacDonald, 1149 cided upon. All Popalsr B«*rs Alameda Drug Store president, Mrs. C. Woodrow Jack- The hour will close with Com­ cherry; St. Agnes’ Circle, Tues­ Mmes. T. H. Kissell, Gcorgr Ws DsKw V. 0. PETERSON, Prop. son; second vice president, Mrs. pline. day evening, April 6, in the home ivinney, Catherine Frank, and William Swigert; recording sec­ The high school religion class of Miss Mary Dee, 501 Bellaire; Marguerite Honley will havt PE. 1777 377 So. BdTvy. Cat Rate Drugs GAYLORB retary, Mrs. John Dunn; corre­ will meet in the school Tuesday, St. Clement’s, for luncheon in the charge of cleaning the sacristy and sanctuary during April. Fountain Service Sundries sponding secretary, Mrs. Frank April 6, at 7:30. Ail Catholic pu­ home of Mrs. William Horan, 190 Your Business Appreciated S h o t Grannell; financial secretary, pils attending junior and senior Niagara; and St. Hilarion’s, in One of the friendship bas­ TAKE CARE OF yping District Mrs. Joseph Tengler; treasurer, public high schools are urged to the home of Mrs. Howard G. kets being circulated by the Alameda & So. Broadway Mrs. J. R. Planly and historian, aUend. Stauffer, 875 Holly, Tuesday, Junior Altar and Rosary So­ * YO U R EYES! Mrs. Thomas E. Traylor. Instruction Seriet April 6. ciety has become lost, strayed, or forgotten. Whoever had the j They are your most Shop Now for Easter Mrs. Harold Collins, circle Will Close April 8 On Wednesday, April 7, Our chairman, reported the forma­ Lady of the Snows Circle will basket March 15 Is requested j precious ^sset. They Spring Dresses $ ^ 98 tion of a new circle dedicated to Thursday, April 1, the Rev. have luncheon In the home^of to call Mrs. Gilbert Lindeman, I deserve the BEST : B o d 0 f i i i t from St. Agnes. Miss Mary Ellen See James Rasby will discuss “E.x- Mrs. Thomas Waters,’3014 Nfag- AC. 2486. care. Boys’ and Girls' Coats is captain, and Miss Sara treme Unction and Indulgences,” ara, and St. Anthony’s, in the Cieoners Dyers from Schultz, treasurer. The other and on Monday, April 5, “Mary home of Mrs. A. J. Morroni, 645 Masten, Masten , & Nylon Bonnets and Hats members are Misses Kathleen and the Saints,” in the class on Birch. In the evening of April 7, FiUgerald, Susan Collins, Mary Catholic doctrine for Catholics the St. Frances Cabrini Circle J, H. Bolsingcr • Dick Tremletl Jo Walker, Mary Dee, Mrs. Clyde and non-Catholics. This class will meet in the home of Mrs. & Bryan First Communion Dresses Canino, and Mrs. John Moran. 328 Broadway Nylon and Organdy. Sizes 5-10. meets Monday and Thursday eve­ Charles Elliot, 7l5 Fairfax. nings in the school at 8 o’clock. Optometrists Phonei PE. 3753 & 3754 "'Adorablcs'” Baby Shoes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graham, 28 S. Broadway PEarl 4668 A question-and-answer period the son-in-law and daughter of follows each lecture. 'This series Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins, an PIA Will M eet will be concluded on Thursday, nounce the adoption of a son, TINY TOTS^ SHOP April 8, with a tour of the who has been christened Thomas church. Harold Graham. 1011 So. Goylord PE. 6736 Masses for the first Friday, Baptized ■were Bridget Regina, ST. JAMES' PARISH Tuesday, Apr. 6, April 2, will be said at 6:30 and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wil­ Mobiloil - Peanxoil - Mobilgas 8:30. The PTA will serve break- liam W. MeCaw, with Philip Mc- PAUL'S SCARLET Please Patronize These Friendly Fitms EMPIRE MARKET Lubrication & Washing fast_ for 20 cents to the children Caw and Jean Singer as spon­ Tune Up — Braka Work receiving Communion immedi­ sors; and Stephen Dan, son of No. 1 Roses Johnny Meyers Bob Holm So. Gaylord Service At Sacred Heart ately following the 8:30 Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. O’Meara, Only . . . $1.50 Open ffeek Days and Sundays Confessions on Thursday after­ Jr., with Michael J. and Nancy OLIVE DRUG 1 Mayfair ® Service 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. (Sacrad Heart Parish, Denver) noon, April 1, will be heard from I. O’Meara as sponsors, Center ond Gorage The PTA will meet Tuesday, Rdisbie sad Fast j Joe Oe Anda, Prop. Quality Meats • Sea Foods + + r + +■ April 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the school Prescription Service Washing • Lubrication 1058 So. Co,lord SP. 75671,00, 8""‘o . X r “ ” sP. 6«3 hidl. The second gradei's’ mothers Gifts - Fountain Service Accessories • 'Tires . Batteries will be hostesses. The new state Fris Dtllrtry — FL. ZUT a R” Grtsn Stsnpt officers will be presented at the 7010 E. Colfax at Ollvt I4th A Krameria DE. 9858 GAYLORD The firms listed here meeting. CLEANERS deserve to be remembered The parish had a large repre­ sentation at the CPTL. Those at­ Walt Badger Saysi PICKUP * DELIVERY when you are distributing^, tending were the Rev. M. A. JFe Give Green Stamps your patronage in the dif­ Schtitz, S.J.,; Sister Ann Lor­ Send your clothes now and be raine, James McNieve, Bertina ready for the Easter Parade! PE. 1350 - 1025 So. Gaylord ferent lines of business. Sanchez, Mary Hotra, Ruth Har­ ) ris, Mollie Vljpl, Frienda Ribolia, f Minnie Martinez, Emma San­ I chez, Josephine Costello, Mary e ! Domingues, Mary Padilla, Jennie Associated Cleaners ST. JOHN'S PARISH Thomas. Martha Kilker, Kather- a ■ ine Rlbley. Frances Lara, Dora 6736 E. Colfax EA. 5462 9 Patronise These Reliable Firms Atencio, Helen Moreno, Clara a Morrison, Cordia Ramirez, Cleo Try Our 4-Way Dulac, Stella Duran, Connie De- Over 60 Varieties The firms listed here Lora, and Mai-y Martinez. The of Everbloomers HAIR CUT . . . 91.50 choir girls sang at the morning to Choose From deserve to be remembered session. 11% Disrsant sn II er Mste AXDYLAlVp 2 when you are distributing My Lady Edith A bake sale will be held in the — The Easter. Bunny’s Headquarters — N your patronage in the dif­ ha.sement of the church Sunday, Everything for >- Beauty Shoppe April 11, after all the Masses. 2206 KEARNEY ST. FR. 7273 ^ tr ferent lines of business. MInnIs KssMier, Mtr. Lawn & Garden h, 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 Donations of cash and bakery goods are gratefully accepted. r >e The following members of the started last year under the capable direction of ASSOCIATED b CAPITOL DRUG Altar Sodality are to take care The Pep Club, The firms listed here OLSON'S Mrs. Art jWalnatl, has now grown to one of the Tower Barber Shop to Paul 0 . Schneider* Prep. of the church during April: most active groups in Christ the King School, Denver. The members NURSERY BILL, RUDY Jt FRANK deserve to be remembered a ‘ (SIcmber cf St sioho'i Ptrlih) Tonita Roybal, Lena Reece, of the Pep Club are from the seventh and eighth grades and are at f. Elena Romero, and Lucy Ro- Sptcisl AUrntien le Childrtn Modern Preacription Dept. all football and basketball games to cheer the team on to victory’. everyire when you are distributing w Food Market darte. 6825 E. 26th Newport a i oai (Mi riissE Ravlon Cosmatics The uniform is a purple skirt with gold blouse and a purple beanie RUT WE TRY I your patronage in the dif­ Appreciates Your Business The cake that was baked and OPEN • R. a. • 6 R. a., 4 Rsyi t «s«t FBBE OILIVKRY donated by Bertina Sanchta was cap. The letters CK are of a purple and gold combination.— (Photo EA. 3498 EVERY DAY tZO Ksstmt (E »M5 ferent lines of business. 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 £. 8th it FUlnort FR. 2741 won by Lillian Hardigan. by Juan). T h u rid o y, A pril 1, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIVE St. Rose of Lima's Parish Plans Dance Improvements II (St. Ro*e of Lima’* Pari*b, Members of the Christian St. Jude’s Circle met at the Denver) Family Movement were hosts at home of Mrs. Viola Heppting, a party pven for Mr. and Mrs. ^On C h u r c h The fourth annual post-Easter 366 S. Clay Street, March 31. parish dance will be held in the Lee Martin, who are leaving the parish and moving to Louisiana. The circle is planning a cake­ Knights of Columbus hall on Mr. Martin was active in parish walk and a grab bag for the ba­ At Evergreen Saturday evening, April 24, at 9 affairs. The party was held at zaar. Mrs. Pat McCluggage is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burt p.m. In addition to music by making a complete wardrobe for Evergreen.— (Church of Christ Roland Roberts and his orches­ Stadig March 22. the King)—A brief parish meet­ a doll which tne circle will have tra there will be several specialty The Holy Name Society will on display soon. ing will ^be held after the Sta­ acts and features by members of meet on Monday evening, tions of the Cross Friday, April S t Ann’s Circle. Admission is April 5, in the perith hall at 8 St. Rose’s Circle will meet at 2. Several important projects for only $1.50 per couple. Tickets p.m. An intereiting program the home of Mrs. John Olivetti, the coming months will be dis­ may be obtained from any mem­ will follow the meeting. All 400 S. Decatur, on Wednesday, cussed. ber of the Altar and Rosary the men of the parish are in­ April 7. A number of church improve­ Society. vited. S t Philomena’s Circle will ments have been completed. New The bake sale sponsored by The Young Ladies' Sodality meet on Thursday, April 1, in confessional doors with a light­ the Altar and Rosary Society will meet on Tuesday, April 6, in the parish hall. ing system have been installed. was a fine success and apprecia­ the parish hall at 7 :30. Plans for This Sunday the Altar and The dossal and tester have been tion is extended to all who pur­ the bazaar, June 17, 18, and 19, Rosary Society and the' women cleaned by the Altar and Rosary chased bake goods and to all will be the chief concern of the of the parish will receive Com­ Society. All the pews and kneel who baked for the sale. meeting. munion in the 8 o’clock Mass. have been refurbished by Clarence Kline. A series of cov­ erings for the altar boxes was presented to the church by Mrs. George Greer. Two highway church directional signs were erected by Wallace Dee, Jack Reardon, Edward McCreer, Gene JOE ONOFRIO Spilo, and Kenneth Turner. The second row, Mary Lou Kelly, Barbara Hamley, Emma Flaim, highway locations were donated Mercy Students Capped S T h < :f.fN “S . Junene Shoemaker, Dolores Donahue, and Patricia Welfl; third by Kenneth Turner and M. K. ver, who were capped March 21, are, left to right: First row, Shir­ row, Marianne Abley, Mary Dowling, Vererie Perreault, Mary %iebe. Julia Russell, and Margie Spomer; fourth row, Frances Carter, Nothing But the ^ poit-Lenten pariih social ley Kay Chapman, Gladys Connor, Marilyn ‘Redfem, Winifred Jo Jane TeMaat, Barbara Amans, Sister Mary Jerome, director; Vivian rill be held at the “Teepeei” Walsh, Patricia Randall, Clara Sherr, and Lela May Weaver; Wentz, Mildred Dunn, Betty Darrow, and Rose Ann Hubbard. on Friday, April 23. Finest Three Sisters of Charity were present for the children’s Satur­ day morning catechism class and Guardian Angels' will continue to be present each week until the First Communion PRESENTS is held in mid-May, Altar Society to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Quatman JOE JO E , JR . and family have returned from 1803 Broadway 716 Santa Fe Phoenix, Ariz., to their Idledale Meet on April 6 home. (Guardian Angels’ Parish, Denver) Title Insurance The .Mtar and Rosary Society is the modem method of ob­ will meet Tuesday evening, April 6, at 8 o’clock. A final report on taining protection against any the membership drive is expected defect in the Title of your real estate. at this time. Confessions for the first Fri­ . . • . And provide* day will be heard on Thursday afternoon from 4:30 to 5:30 and SECURITY in the evening from 7 to 8. Com­ munion will be distributed Fri­ day morning at 6:45 and Mass will be offered at 7:30. Recent Baptisms Baptized were Matthew Thomas Donahue, son of John a n d Madeline Donahue, with Mary and Bill Lowery as .spon­ sors; Michael Anthony Lom­ bardi, son of Sam and Lucille Lombardi, with John and Rose Insures Marketability Lombardi as sponsors; Dennis Gene pePinto, son of Eugene and Dorothy DePinto. with Jo­ N lircoc' RltAC scenes in capping Rapid City, S. Dak. seph DePinto and Julia Sferra l i u i s c a i x i i c a ceremonies at Mercy Hos- Barbara Amans of Rice Lake, Wis., is shown JijJL Jiik. as sponsors; sital, Denver, on March 21, are shown above. At at right receiving her cap from Sister Mary Ray­ Joyce Kaye DePinto, daugh­ eft, receiving her Nightingale Lamp at the feet mond, superior of Mercy Hospital. Assisting her ter pf Eugene and Dorothy De­ of the statue. Our Lady, is Patricia Welfl of is Mary Ann Taucher, student body president. "^uahanin, Qo. Pinto, with Edward DePinto and + . -i- ■ + Marie Elliott as sponsors; and 8ut« Wid« T!tk StrrlM Mary Margaret Kirkhart, daugh­ 1711 California KE 1251 ter of Robert and Marie K irt 25 Mercy Nursing Students Get Gips hart, with Stanley and Mildred Lozinski as .sponsors. After satisfactorily complet­ young women recited the Night­ cludes experience in the operat­ ing the preclinical period of six ingale Pledge and sang a hymn ing room and diet therapy as months ,25 students at Mercy of dedication. well as community aspects of Hospital School of Nursing, Den­ Following Benediction of the health care. J. J. CELLA INSURANCE ver, received .their caps at an Blessed Sacrament, which was To supplement experience in impressive ceremony in the hos­ given by Father James B. Ham­ the home hospital students af­ Marta A. Calla Jack J. Celia pital chapel on Sunday, March blin, chaplain, a reception was filiate at Fitzsimons Army Hos­ 2 1 . held in the Nurses’ Residence. pital for psychiatry, and for out­ Represented in the group were These young girls have patient community nursing at 'Insurance of All Kinds" students from Colorado, Kansas, reached the first step in the the Ave Maria Clinic. Nebraska, South Dakota, Mis­ nursing program at .Mercy. Plans are being made to ar­ 43 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where souri, Indiana, Wisconsin, Wy­ On March 30 they began their range an affiliation in rural hos­ oming, Montana, New Mexico, clinical experience in medical pital nursing at Mercy Hospital Dependability is Essential and Oklahoma. and surgical nursing, which in­ in Durango. Their high aspirations and achievement were recognized by 1120 Security Bldg. i7th a c«Uf. Phone KE. 263.3 Father Forrest H. Allen in his address to' the students and To Explain Polio Vaccine their many relatives and friends. The class was presented by the student body president, Mary Ann Taucher, to the superior. At St .Francis' PTA Meet Sister' Mary Raymond, who placed the cap on each young (St. Franc!* de Sale*’ Pariih, berns Grocery; E. E. Moore, gas­ PRE- girl. Capes were given by the Denver) director. Sister Mary Jerome, oline order from Carlin’s Mobil- after which each student re­ Explanation of the polio vac­ oil service-station; B. O’Lough- ceived from Margaret Susich, so­ cine program will be the high­ lin, ash trays from Coors; Patri­ EXCLUSIVE EASTER dality prefect, a Nightingale light of the monthly PTA meet­ cia Te Maati, repair credit from Lamp lighted from a vigil light ing April 7 at 2 p.m. in the high the Jewel Shop; Mary Young, at the foot of Our Lady’s statue. school auditorium. The executive prize donated by Mrs. A. L. Ca­ GUIDE-LITE After dedicating their nurs­ board will meet at 1:15 p.m. in pra; Kenneth E. Baker and Eloy HAT ing career, to Our Lady the the library. Gonzales, pencil lighters from Mrs. Robert Stadler, PTA the Ben-Noll Pharmacy; Jean CONTROL health chairman, has announced Crowley, jewelry from Frumess; SALE that Miss Edna Coburn, school J. Harris, cleaning order from Kindergarten nurse, will ^ve the details of the Dependable Cleaners; Mrs. John Easiest, most accurate Control Center for the greotest features $4.95 vaccine program which will take Kingston, floral piece donated by place in the second grade in St. Francis’ PTA; William Mc- in home laundering... yours exclusively with Whirlpool: 1 up April. Miss Coburn has asked Lellan, case of soda (rom Bar- Registration at that all the mothers of the first, num Liquor store; Mrs. Nesla, second, and third graders be pres­ bun warmer donated by Mrs. A. Come in today for a very complete selection— ent so that they will fully un­ Lamme; and Mrs. A. L. Capra, derstand the program. Second cash award. In th ^ just 2^2 >^'^fks until Easter Loyola Apr. 4 g^’aders only will receive the vac­ The Holy Rosary Circle will cine but first and third graders meet Tuesday, April 6, at 12:45 (Loyola Parifh, Denver) will be used as the control group in the assembly room of the rec­ Registration of children for through blood tests. No child will tory. Mmes. William Lichter and WASHER DRYER kindergarten will be held on receive the vaccine without full Henry Yeager will be hostesses. • Full protection for your daintiest gar­ Ralph Waynlck Millinery April 4 in the school office. The parental consent. Sunday, April 4, all the women • Unequalled savings of soap and hot plans for this kindergarten are In addition, Sister Andrea will of the parish are urged to re­ water, with famous Suds-MIser. ments, with Delicate Fabric Control. ^ 1 1 C ila (Acrotf from Denver Dry Goods Co., on tentative and are dependent on M \ L " ‘ \ O T n i:15lh St.) OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS conduct a spelling bee between ceive Communion either with the number who show interest in the seventh and eighth graders their societies or individually. • Extra water-economy on partial loads, • Complete Range of Temperatures this proposed class. who are entered in the state spell­ Confessions for the first Fri­ with new Select*a-Level Water Saver. lets you dry as you please, for storing A retreat for the pupils of the ing contest. 'The music pupils of sixth, seventh, and eighth grades day will be heard on Thursday • The thorough rinsing clothes need to or ironing. Sister Angela will also present afternoon and evening at the is being held on March 31 and a short recital. really “come clean’’—water-thrifty April 1. The Rev. Harland Ed­ usual hours. The Masses Friday • Softest, fluffiest results in “dryingest” wards, S.J., is the retreat ma.ster. PTA President Says morning, April 2, will be at 6, 7, Seven Rinses. breeze ever with Thermaflow Action. 7:45, and 8:30. There are four conferences being Party Was Success • Total-Qcansing Agiflow Action—so held each day; two Rosaries will The Auxiliary of Boy Scout • Sun-freshness withoutsun-fading! Dry­ be recited; Stations of the Cross Mrs. John Kingston, PTA troop 126 will meet Tuesday gentle with new Delicate Fabric Guide. ing’s a delight with Sun-A-TIzer Lamp. are being held; and the retreat president, and Mrs. John Rea­ evening, April 6, at 8 p.m. in the will close with Benediction. gan, PTA ways and means chair­ home of Mrs. James Cantrall, • Outdoor fragrance in every washing, • Freedom from lint and moisture There will be general Commun­ man, announce that the recent 56 Grant Street. Mrs. Earl Buch- with Whirlpool’s Sun-A-Ttzer Lamp. worries, with Force-Flo Venting. ion on first Friday in the 8 gan||s party was a complete fi- miller will be assistant hostess. • 5-YEAR WARRANTY ON TRANSMISSION • OILED FOR LIFE MOTOR AND BEARINGS o’clock Mass. incia'nahcial success. They thank all Boy Scouts receiving awards PTA members ■will serve who attended and worked on the this month are: Tenderfoot ad­ breakfast to the school children project vancements, Ike Carmikel, Rob­ HARRY BUCKMAN RALPH RINNE after the 8 o’clock Mass on First Those who were special prize ert Dore, (xcoffiw Gratton, Fred 11 . . So«r*lory.Tr#o«ur*f Member Cute O'Ari Ponih Member St. Jomet Pariih Friday. winners at the games party are Hager, Steve Schroeder, and Mrs. Ernest Forkner will be M. D. Haller, 'Telechron clock, JIddie Tracey; Star rank, Fred O n ly the hostess to members of S t from the Public Service Co.; Mr. Martin; Merit badges, Donald Only $32095 $35095 We invite you to open Teresa’s Card Club on Wednes­ Soderquist, case of beer from Lane, firemanship and home re­ day, April 7. Main Street Liquors, Littleton; pairs; Pat Eddy, firemanship Member's of the Altar Sodal­ Elfie Gomey, pen and pencil set and home repairs; John Hession, a Savings Account ity will receive donations after from a friend; Mrs. Mary Lou scholarship and citizenship in the See a Whirlpool Masses on April 4 and April 11 Alexander, billfold from the Den­ home; Fred Martin, fishing; for the flowers to be used in the Know the peoce of mind that comes ver Jewelry; Mrs. Gerry Weld, and Steve Grand, firemanship sanctuary during Holy Week. grocery order from H. C. Se and safety. Demonstration here nowl with a Silver State Savings Account. The PTA will sponsor a paper Your money builds fa s t-a n d it's drive on April 5. All waste paper safe. Come in. We're always glad and magazines should be tied or Easy Terms Free Delivery. to see you. placed in boxes and brought to the school before 9 a.m. on that JOE ONOFRIO * Eoch account holdtr iniurtd up to date. Home of Quality Pianos 2 $10,000. Forty-eight members and their JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO. • located in the heart of downtown friends represented Loyola PTA >- PER ANNUM Danvtr. at the Catholic Parent-Teacher Cable-Stark ir League luncheon meeting on HOME OE TELEVISION March 25, including the pastor, Lester Betsy Ross in the Rev. Edward P. Murphy, T u!0 Stores to Serve You Open Monday Till 8:30 p.m, » S.J., and the school principal. 1805 BROADWAY 716 SANTA FE is Sister Maria Teresa. Trade in your old piano tp S ilver State Savings More than 300 persons at­ . 'on a new Spinet or T-V Set MA. 8585 AC. 9170 :n and LOAN ASSOCIATION tended the Marian Year prog;ram presented by the school children Best Trade in Town B« rat* to llfton'te Bliliap 8Ii«m sn rr Tn**4ty (rtnlne i t T ilt *’clodi w ^^1636 Welton founded 1923 ^Phone TA 5274 on-March 28 and afterward vis­ 1803 Broadway 5U. 8585 on KFEL-TV Channel I ited the classrooms. ^ A e ro ** horn the CesmopeliUa Hotel

I \ PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, April 1, 1954

Sewing Machine Holy Rosary Group fo Act JuniorC.D.ofA. Operator Wanted ^ It, St. Vinceni'i Home, Den­ As Social Hostesses ver, would like to have a Club Plan 22nd Tea woman who can operate a power machine and sew for (Patt Preiidenti-’ Social Club of America Home, 1772 Grant the boys of the home a few of Catholic PTA») Street, Denver. Plans for the an­ hours each Tuesday. Inter • nual covered-dish luncheon hon­ For Baby Annex The past presidents of Holy ested persons are asked to call Rosary PTA will be the hostesses oring the women who are eligible Mrs. Howard* Brewer, FR. to join this club will be discussed. (Junior Catholic Daughters of af the meeting of the Past Presi- Amorica) 1067. \! idents^ Social Club on April 7 Catholic PTA presidents whose at 12:30 p.m. Mmes. Canjar, terms will be concluded- this April 26 has been chosen for O’Rell, Padboy, and Nortnick school year are invited to be­ the annual tea and baby shower will represent the Holy Rosary come members of this social club for the St. Joseph Annex. This PTA. at the May meeting. is the 22nd year the Junior Cath­ SAUCES ARE A Mrs. Thomas - Morrissey will Mrs. Albert Rotola, past presi­ olic Daughters of America have sponsored this affair. SEXTON SECRET preside at the meeting, which will dent of Mt. Carmel PTA, w be held in the Catholic Daughter St. Theresa’s group will meet thityoucansbtrewithftmous awarded the special prize at the April 2 with their leader, Mrs. restaurant, club and dining car Navy Mothers’ Club March meeting in the home of Ellis Priest, and on Saturday, chefs, who achieve a piquancy Mrs. Morrissey. Sixty members April will have a mother and and subtle_difference with Rocky Mountain Navy attended this luncheon meeting, daughter breakfast after receiv­ Sexton Sauces. Mothers’ Club 462 will meet at 1 at which the past presidents of ing Communion in the S t Vin­ Blended and aged jby exclu­ p.m. Monday, April 5, at 1772 Sacred Heart PTA served a Mex­ cent de Paul Church. sive Sexton recipes, they.are Grant Street, Denver, ican luncheon. Nurses on the card party commit­ S t Bernadette’s troop mem­ PrflmAtP LpntAn Movip shown are Margaret Cassidy, now available for your own Cord Party Committee tee are, from left, L t Pauline Er- bers will meet April 3 and re­ r r o m o i e L e n ie n m o v i e chairman of the Lenten movie, and table at better independent javic, Mrs. Dorothy Bann, ticket chairman; and Mrs. Ann Barbour. hearse their part in the tea pro­ Aldo Notarianni, president of the St, Thomas University Club. grocers. + + + + -T gram. .+, + + + +, Good Things to Eat St. Joseph’s and St. Berna PREPARED FOODS READY FOR THE TABLE dette’s troops enjoyed a joint pic­ April 4 at Phipps Denver Chapter of ACCN nic and cook out March 21. St. (jJalfsiA nuinnk ''(^o o d w m s t o e a t " Joseph’s troop will meet April 8 with Shiela Bressler. Kathy An- S. S. Pierce Fine Foods gerer will be cohostess. Film of University Club Vollnier's Fine Pastries St, Margaret Mary’s troop will Opftt Every Day — S A.M. to 7 P.M. Plans Benefit Card Party have a roller skating party April Includinn Sundays & Holidays 3, and will meet Monday, April TMrt'l (Archdioce.an Council of Cath­ chairman, Lt. Pauline Erjavic, 12, with Elizabeth May. Dianne To Tell Guadalupe Story tiMtM S»tM I BUCARO FOOD SHOP olic Nunes, Denrer Chapter) SU. 1-B918; Mary Baker, EA. Montague will assist. Istintj 4452; or Helen Mahoney, DE. cMkite East 3rd .Ave. at Josephine — FL 61R0 — FI. .3.360 The Denver chapter of the St. Ann’s troop will meet with On Sunday, April 4, at 8:15 classes in outlying communi­ ACCN will have a benefit card 0937. The tickets are 50 cents Mary Katherine Cook April 14. p.m. the St. Thomas University ties where teaching facilities HW* In the netc Cherry Creek Shopping Area party May 1 at 8 p.m. in St. each. There will be special and St. Mary Magdalen’s troop will Club will present its annual are limited. Members of the Anthony’s Hospital Nurses’ table prizes, and refreshments meet April 5 with Margaret Lenten movie in Phipps Audi­ club teach these children, and Sitlols Home, 16th and Perry Street, will be served. Coogan. torium. The feature presenta­ money raised from the Lenten SiNce^eise Denver. Members and friends Margaret RomeroSvas recently S t Maria Goretti’s troop will tion this year will be Virgin of movie provides catechisms and i .VI who want tickets may get them appointed head nurse on fourth meet April 7 with Nancy Lee. Guadalupe, filmed entirely in various teaching aids for these from the ticket chairman, Dor­ floor west at Mercy Hospital. Our Mother of Perpetual Help Mexico. catechism groups. co- othy Bann, RA. 0372; the troop attended the rosary-mak­ The story was written by Fa­ Miss Margaret Cassidy is Credit Union Delegates ing exhibition at Holy Ghost ther Heredia, historian of the chairman of the Lenten movie. i 911 Is COw t Ml $4w«f«.CM«O09.1IL Parish in March. The next meet­ Virgin of Guadalupe Shrine in Ticket chairmen are Marilyn Viola Watson and Florine ing will be April 7 with Olga Mexico. Jose Luis Iminez, star Gallagher are the delegates from Beckord, Margaret Foy, Jo­ Loyle. of the picture, portrays Juan anne Malloy, Margaret Sziich, the Catholic nurses to the annual St. Catherine’s troop met with Diego, a Mexican peasant to meeting of the Colorado Credit Carlene Lilley, and Ann Ham- Margie Kleinschnitz March 22 whom the Virgin appeared at man. Taking tickets at the door Union League at the Shirley- and stuffed dolls for the babies Tepeyac, Mexico, during the BAKERIES Savoy Hotel April 2 and 3. . will be Dr. John Hemming and The Beer That at the annex. Spanish domination of that Charles Dowse. Ushers are Bill SOCOAUST^n MBH ULStBO ‘TAe Finest Only’* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cain of The Immaculate Conception country. Made Milwaukee Famous Sutherland, Virginia Scioli, MARY AMME 87 So. Broadway Evergreen announce the birth troop will meet April 4 with This movie is especially time­ Thomas Tomko, Margaret 753 So. University of a boy,‘Michael Scott, March Maxine Armijo. ly in the Marian Year. Other Sziich, Carlene Lilley, and Ann BAKERIES MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. 1550 Colorado Blvd. 14, in St. Joseph’s Hospital. Mrs. Our Lady of Fatima troop will short subjects of a religious na­ Hamman. A r t Jersin, Alice 3rd Ave. & Josephine Cain is the former Eleanor Supp, meet April 10 with Sheryll Hetz. ture will round o u t the pro­ Nash, and Ann Wibel will sell All Butter tobert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; graduate of St. Joseph’s Hospi­ Two new membeis, Barbara gram. tickets at the window, and CAKES tal School of Nursing. Brunner and Connie Freyta, were Mary Frances Mohan and Peg­ for Proceeds to Aid WoddlRfi Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Allen admitted to the troop. gie Notarianni will assist Mar­ Olid announce the birth of a boy, i Priest's Burse garet Cassidy in auditing the PartiM Samuel Ralph Allen III, at St. Paramount Social Club The club’s only money-rais­ ticket returns. eti 8. Brotdwiy—PE. II>S SAVE ON YOUR MEAT BILL Anthony’s Hospital. Mrs. Allen' ing project is its annual Lenten Those interested in helping loti 8. Gaylord Si Broadway PEarl 7SIS SPrsco 74U was formerly Mary Anne Larche; movie. This is the fourth year make an overwhelming sifccess SS W. Clrird Eorl'w'd SU. MOSS of Loretto Heights School of To Hold Communion that such a project has been un­ of the Lenten movie may ob­ U/e, SidL JofL QjuaUiif, TyisucdtA. Nursing, Seton unit. dertaken. With the money that tain tickets for Virgin of CO.MPLETE PROCESSING SERVICE FOR HO.ME FREEZERS Sister Hugolina is a surgical The annual Lenten corporate is raised each year, the club Guadalupe at Clarke’s Church patient in St. Anthony’s Hos­ Communion, sponsored by mem­ contributes to a burse for the Goods House, 1633 Tremont Limited Number of Steel Lockers Available pital. bers of the Catholic Paramount education of a priest in the Street; the Knights of Colum­ VOSS BROS. 2041 So. University Blvd. Frances MaVizo was called to Social Club will take place in Archdiocese of Denver. bus, 1575 Grant Street; or at her home in Kansas because of the Cathedral, Denver, in the 8 The St. 'Thomas University the box office the night of the BAKERIES o’clock Mass Sunday, April 11. the illness of her mother. Miss Club also conducts catechism performance. Donations are 80 3 Stores to Serve Yoa Manzo is a staff nurse at St. A breakfast at the Olin Hotel cents. Doors will open at 7:45 Anthony’s Hopital. will follow about 9:30. The p.m., and the movie will begin \ i ..a . ’ • program, which will feature a at 8:15 p.m. Miss Elizabeth Steffen injured i speaker a n d several musical Sorority Chapter her ankle in an accident while numers, i.s being arranged by Mr. & Mrs. .A. A. King Phone PE. 3533 skiing at Aspen. Gilbert Swan, chairman of the Appoints Officers (.Members of Cathedral Parish) Miss Catherine Fanning has affair. Reservations may be made by Delivered any hour moved into her new apartment calling Mrs. Swan, SP. 6229, or When the Denver Association at 1475 Humboldt. •Mrs. Amelia Desmond, FL. 5444 of Theta Phi Alpha, National EARLY "Ready to Serve" COFFEE Catholic sorority, held its March meeting in the home of Mrs. GUARANTEED Use your NOODLES during Troy Miller, the guest speaker Guild Contributes $700 was Mrs. F. L, McMahon, who PIPING HOT COFFEE talked on her recent trip to Eu­ CHEESE NOODLE LENT rope. DELIVERED IN OUR ATTRACTIVE CASSEROLE •Mrs. Bill Smyth, president, ap­ STAINLESS STEEL SERVERS To Archdiocesan Schools pointed Mrs. Robert Baroch to he 8 07. pkg. American chairman of the Founders' Day (Archbifhop’i Guild, Denvar) ' council and their own circles. Im­ luncheon. Mrs. Baroch will be as­ Fast Service To Beouty Egg Noodles Virginia Vaughan, president of maculate Conception and Morn­ sisted by Mrs. John Dolan and 1 con condensed tomato soup the Archbishop’s.Guild, and Mary ing Star. A sister of each has Mrs. Eugene Rice. Lodges, Parties, Banquets, Ruth Hodge.s, ways and means also been invited as guest, Mrs. Vi lb. grated Americon cheese Jim Creamer and Mrs. Edwin The executive council of Theta Picnics, etc. chairman, presented the Rev. Ed­ Phi Alpha met in the home of ward Leyden, archdiocesan super­ Deline. Isabella and^ Florence will sail for Europe April 21, Mrs. Smyth to nominate officers intendent of schools, with a check for the coming two-year term. ALWAYS ‘‘EARLY” for $700 at the CPTL meeting on a Marian Year pilgrimage un­ der the leadership of Bishop Hu­ The following slate was decided March 25 in the Shirley-Savoy upon: Mrs. Eugene Rice, presi­ . . . NEVER LATE Hotel. This represented approxi­ bert Newell. dent; Mrs. Robert Sprigg, vice Charles Reilly, mately half of the total proceeds president: Mrs. John Hollberg, EARLY COFFEE received by the guild from the St. Ann’s Circle treasurer; Mrs. Lloyd Stakebake, City Salei sale of tickets to the two films Repreoentative sponsored at the Esquire Theater Plans Meeting recording secretary; Mrs. Joseph 1615 Market in February, Secret Conclave and Barry, corresponding secretary; St. Ann's Circle will meet Mrs. John Dolan and Mrs. Robert Cook egg noodles in boiling The Little World of Don Camillo. April 4 in the home of Rose and Baroch, Panhellenic alternate Father Leyden assisted a great Rita Scheunemann. salted water until tender. and delegate: Mrs. Troy Miller, deal in making this project a suc­ The next meeting of Blessed Needlework Guild chairman; and T H E TO A MAN'S HEART... Drain. Combine noodles, soup cess by distributing tickets to the Martin Circle will be on April WAY school children and arranging the Mrs. Howard Kelsey, historian. 5 in the home of Olive Robert­ Founders’ Day will be com­ TAKES IT EASY and cheese in layers in greased time for the various schools to son. attend. Miss Vaughan also memorated on May 1 with a ' ON HIS casserole. Bake until top Evelyn Meyer will entertain St. luncheon at El Patio Restaurant thanked all pastors for their co­ POCKETBOOK lightly browned. operation in allowing guild mem­ Jude’s circle April 6. near Littleton. Mrs. Donald Karr bers to sell the tickets at the Key of Heaven Circle is work­ will be toastmaster and Miss church doors. The remaining ing on a set of white vestments. Peggy Cooper will read the will. ^ SPECIALI money will be used for mission 'The members of Our Lady of Reservations may be made work in Colorado by the guild. Fatima Circle will make a Mar­ through Mrs. Baroch at EM. CHOPPED ROUND ian Year visit to a church on the 6-9425 or Mrs. Smyth at SK. Fashion Show Northside before gathering with 6-7433. All members of the Theta STEAK their families for a supper in the Phi Alpha and Pi Lambda Sigma With Muthroon Soot. Report Forms home of Mary Torley April 3. are invited. Helen Roberts, financiel The party planned for past of­ 35c cbeirmen of tbe Fasbion Show, ficers of Our Lady of the Rosary OP£N PJlt. bas asked all circle presidents Circle was postponed until April You Won't Recognize to return tbe information 5. It will be held at the VFW PHEGOOTCD roO D forms to ber as soon as pos­ on Ninth Avenue and Speer SPruce sible as sbe cannot determine Boulevard. HUMMEL’S OtOTtr’i Lodinr CaUrtri and 9865 the circle with the largest per­ St. Patrick’s Circle will have a Delicatcaaen centage of sales until all hare potluck supper April 1 in the Featuring been received. All outstanding home of Florence Abel. * Chicken Pot Pica ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE GOLDEN LANTERN RESTAURANT, money for fashion shew The Stella . Maris Circle will Famil)r aize,,$1.75 1265 BROADWAY Old Plain-Jane tickets should be sent directly meet April 6 in the home of * Fried Chicken, $2.50 Elaine Smith. * Roaat Turkey by the alice to her at 1096 S. Vine Street. Baked Hem by the alice Isabella McNamara and Flo­ St. Joseph’s Circle will have a a Stuffed Green Peppers, buffet dinner at 7 p.m., April 6. II rence Choquette will be guests of lone Michaud will be hostess. 25c ea. IT PLEASES US - TO PLEASE YOU" honor at a dinner in Cunning­ * Home Baked Pies — still Amelia Andrasik will entertain ham’s Restaurant April 1, to be warm Potato When Our Lady of Sorrows Circle at a * Hungarian Goulash attended by the members of the supper to begin at 4 p.m, April 4. (Shrimp Crrole, Enfllib Beef Stew, WHERE DENVER SAVES etc.) + + + + + .311 E. 7th Ava. KE. 1986 Open Evenlngi, Includinc Sundara. Fixed in the Various, Truly Different Ways Till 7 P.M.; Cloead Mondays FURR Suggested in the April Issue of Your FAMILY INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATOR CO. FOOD STORES, Inc. Denver — Longmont Hudson — Yuma 'THREE Tender Savory CIRCLE MAGAZINE. Colo. Courteous FURR STEAK or CHOPS I Atlanta, Nebr. FOOD STORES Garden Fresh TO SERVE YOU FRUITS and Fort Morgan Mills I 59OO West 38th St. VEGETABLES NOW ON SALE S T ILL ONLY 5c Inc. 421 So. Federal Blvd. Nationally Fort Morgan and Advertised >- Hillroie, Colo. 2191 S. Broadway C.ANNED FOODS ir h, Uanu/aeturers and Distributors V aluable SUNDRY and ‘.n C and C HOUSEHOLD F o r ^ r i i n n l c Ruth Hodges, ways and means chalr- is Golden Sunshine Flour t h r if t s t a m p s NEEDS to r u i Jtn U U I> Archbishop’s Guild, is shown present­ With lOc Purchase AY ing Father Edward A. Leyden, archdiocesan superintendent of ChalienRer Fortified . or Over FROZEN FOODS t schools, with a check for $700, half of the proceeds from the films Secret Conclave and The Little World of Don Camillo. Miss Vir­ ginia Vaughan, president of the guild, is on the right,— (Photo by Feeds Van’s Studio) X \ 1 '5! Thursday, April 1, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE SI St, Joseph's Grad Married Regis College On Loretto Heights Career Day Panel \ . Lorr&ine Ann Vessa, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fraternity Fete Vessa, 3815 Tejon Street, became the bride of James Slated Apr. 20 M. C u s h n e r, Delta Sigma of Regis College, son of Mr. and Denver, received word from John Mrs. Ted Cush- D. Sparks, national vice presi­ ner of Spokane, dent of Alpha Kappa Psi, pro­ Wash., in Our fessional business fraternity, Lady of Mt, March 19, that “it will probably Carmel Church, be about two weeks before we, Denver, Feb. can obtain a final vote on your 28. petition, but I feel confident Father Roy that it will be approved.” Stem­ Figlino, a cous­ ming from this information in of the bride plans for the installation cere­ V ’_v and pastor of mony of Delta S i^ a as a na­ St. Augustine’s tional chapter of Alpha Kappa Church, Brigh­ Psi and a banquet have been set ton, officiated. for April 20. Delta Sigma was T h e bride, informed also that the Greek given in mar­ chapter letter name of the chap­ y M riage by her father, had Mrs. James Oliver of Denver as matron ter when installed will be Char Wilkint McBrid* Pat Crawford Ganavieva Maginn Marjorie Barrett Mary Elains Lynch of honor, and Miss Beverly Ochiato and Patricia Lamerato, both Gamma Sigpna. + of Denver, as bridesmaids, On March 19 the Delta Sig^na + + + -H + 4* William F. Gustafson served as best man. Anthony J. Gielis- business and accounting frater­ son was an usher. nity held a pledge reception din­ in the A reception was held in the Onyic Room of the Brown Palace ner and the second professional 6 Alumnae on Panel for Career Day Hotel. After a weeding trip to New Mexico, the couple will reside meeting of the semester. Jack y / in Denver. Mrs. Cushneris a graduate of St. Joseph’s High School, Murphy, head statistician of grand tradition... Denver.— (Photo by Jerome Studio) United Airlines, was guest for your most cherished speaker. Father Edward Winter Program at Loretto Heights College galen, S.J., and Paul Tice, or­ moment, this exquisite ganization moderator, rounded (Loretto Heighta Alumnae, Ella Mae Clinch, Marbara Stei- also met in Beverly Kirk Herr's gown with a tiny bodice and out the list of prominent mem Denver) ber, Catherine Burke, Carolyn home, Mrs. George V. Kelly ad­ bers of the Regis College fac “Careers for Personal Satis­ Enycart, Barbara Turner, and dressed the group on behalf of gorgeous lace inset >■ ^ ulty. faction and Purse Satisfaction” Lucille Cole, all student nurses at the alumnae blood donation panel to add rich interest Mr. Murphy, apeaking from is the title of a panel being pre­ S t Joseph’s Hospital, presented drive. Donors for the Denver his own personal experiencct sented for Loretto Heights Col­ a variety show under the spon­ General Hospital blood bank are to the flowing skirt placed in the mind of the 31 lege students at an 11:30 as­ sorship of the Alumnae Com­ being secured for the month of with sweeping train. students present that this is defi­ sembly this morning, April 1. munity Services Committee. April. nitely a competitive world and The Career Day program, which St. Ann’s Little Club voted to Genevieve Yelenick Mastaler, bridil gowni the one who is to survive should was planned by the Alumnae dress dolls for the Santa Claus formerly dietician at Fitzsimons from observe the following principles: College. Relations committee, shop as a project for the cur­ General Hospital, has left Denver a) Be well qualified and keep under the direction of the chair­ rent year. to join her husband in Pennsyl­ $49.95 up abreast of the times; man,'Patricia Cook Kennedy, will When the Star of the Sea Club vania. b) Be alert; feature six alumnae representing c) College students are usu­ the careers of teaching, social ally over-ambitious — be work, dietetics, journalism, and patient; business. Fr. Edw. Madden to Lead d) Be constructive; Members of the panel are e) Praise, do not criticize vol­ Genevieve Maginn, ’52, who is untary contributions of now a second grade teacher at colleagues; Irving School in Denver; Mary Fatima Club's Holy Hour f) Be appreciative and give Lou Stephenson, ’45, psychiatric recognition to people; (Our Lady of Fatima Firat On March 28, in the Shrine of g) Do not argue unless you social worker at the student health center, University of Colo­ Saturday Luncheon Club. St. Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Earl want to. make enemies; Denver) Baker were sponsors at the Bap­ h) Finally, if in doubt, do not rado; formerly case worker. Catholic Charities, -Red Cross; The Rev. Eehvard Madden, as­ tism of Mary Ann Downs, daugh­ be afraid to ask for help. sistant at Holy Family Parish, ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Downs, He stressed also that for the Bess Riesenman Christma.- ZSIB Fairfax Thelma KaMOo O'Connor, Owntr Easy Terms week wedding trip to the West Coast, visiting ()ld Mexico and many * Boutonnieres All so kind to your budget. ir f r ! 2 7«B it. more places of interest. 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PAGE EIGHT Telephone, KEystone 4205 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Office, 938 Bannock Street Thursday, April 1, 1954 PREP BASEBALL LEAGUE OPENS APRIL 4 WITH FOUR GAMES .+ + + + + HIBERNATING RANGERS FACE Gremlins Get Briefed Defending Champion Blue Jays D.U. PIONEERS IN 2 GAMES To Meet Bulldogs' Challenge 'Ey Gary Caron for the hot-corner, . In the outer garden, strong- The real battle in the infield armed Bernie Buser rules the By Charlie Cobb freshman hurler. Shannon, Cor­ should have better luck this sea­ After a hectic two-week seems to be shaping up at short­ roost over Sophomore Bob Riley If a sudden snowfall does dova, Patras, and Gabbie are son than last year when they did training session, the Regis stop, where freshman Tony Ores- and a pair of freshmen, John not create a background for other hopefuls on the Bulldog not win a single game. With kovich and Maurice O’Keefe are Larson and Dennis McDaniels. squad. seven lettermen returning and College baseball team will Flanagan, however, is unde­ winter Olympics, the Denver face its first test of the still contesting for the position. 'The Bulldogs lost one five- some good freshmen prospects, O’Keefe, from Mullen Home, cided as to which field to insert Catholic High School Base­ inning practice scrimmage with it should be a different story. 1954 season when it plays has shown well at the plate, and Buser in order to fully utilize ball League will swing into Aurora but, although they are a Lettermen are Fred Boom, short­ the Denver University Pio­ Oreskovich has been drawing the speedy sophomore’s poten­ action on April 4 with two little shy on lettermen, they stop, and infielder Andy Dixon, neers April 2 and 3 at the raves with his sharp fielding. tialities. loom as a definite threat in the a transfer from Regis. Boom has double-headers. At City league. Pioneer field. Park’s new diamond, St. played shortstop for the Grem­ Forced to hibernate because Roiders Loaded lins for three years. Charlie Francis’ will take on Mullen With Pitchers Leonard, lb., Don Pfannenstiel, of the unco-operative spring Committee Reports Given 2b., Nicky McCabe, c.f., Lou weather, the Rangers have con­ at 1 p.m., and at 3 p.m., The Regfis Red Raiders are the Regis will tackle the An­ Nelan, o.f., and John Bagncll, a fined most of their drills inside lads to watch this season. Beaten transfer catcher from Cathedral, the campus gym. nunciation team. The other out of the championship last are the other lettermen. Although the unusually cold At Junior League Meeting double-header will be at 37th year by the Cathedral Bluejays weather has put the damper on in a glove^tight, .5-4 game, the Freshmen pitchers Norm Silva batting cage workouts, working The regular spring meet­ 3. Games will be seven inn and Claj^on, with Mt. Car­ Raiders are out for revenge. and Jim Pacheco looked good in inside has given Coach John Flan­ ing of the directors of the ings. If one team is 15 runs mel playing Holy Family at Coach Lou Kellogg has five the B league, but will really have agan ample opportunity to re­ ahead at the end of live innings 1 p.m. and last year’s cham­ moundsmen this season with their hands full this season be­ Junior Parochial League that team will be awarded the cause of lack of varsity experi­ view the efforts of a number of was held March 27 in Our Lady pion Blue jays meeting the Tommy Duggan as the big-gun mound candidates. game at that time. control artist. Backing him up ence. Other frosh prospects in­ of Grace Rectory. Twenty-five 4. A junior-sized diamond is St. Joseph Bulldogs at 3 p.m. clude Dennis Stebenne and Roy For the initial encounter with athletic directors and coaches will be Phil Trainor, Mike the Pioneers, who dropped two used. Bases are 80 feet apart, BuHdogs Have O’Meara, Mike Christopher, and Hayes, utility infielders. Infield were present. A report of the and the distance to the pitcher’s positions will also be held by games to N e w Mexico either recent junior parochial city bas­ 5 Lettermen Jim Hershberger. Mickey Shannon or Lloyd Paiz is box is 55 feet. Dan Porrecco and Jim San Frank Zook and Ray Naulty; and ketball tournament was given. 5. A junior-sized baseball is Coach Bob Burns’ Bulldogs Dan Clifford and Bob Connelly expected to receive the nod as The tournament was under the have five lettermen returning Filippo are expert catchers, and starting hurler. used. Regular baseball cleats either combined with Duggan at will be in the outfield. John direction of a committee headed may be used. this year; Catcher Jim Owen, Bagen is the second-string For the Saturday fray, Flan­ by Julius Carabello, and com­ Pitchers Sonny Casey and Ron the mound should make for a agan announced that either Bill 6. All protests must be settled powerful battery. catcher. posed of Mickey O’Donaghue, on the field at time of game; Marcely (who also fills in at Cathedral, Regis, St. Joseph’s, Ahline or Joe Lardino will toe the Harry Pemberton, and Eddie shortstop), and Outfielders Fred Three veterans will hold down rubber to start things off. only protests about the eligibil­ the infield sacks: Gary Buckley and Holy Family appear to be Garland. Twenty-two schools ity of a player are valid after Vigil and Paul Appdaca. Jim first division favorites this sea­ Of the quartet, Shannon is the participated, and were divided rL Ufataadta C«aiaaLaaaaAa>of the St. Francis Gremlins is Bagan and Kevin McNichols are at first. Bob Sarconi at second, only veteran from last year’s leaving the field, and these must son, but the other teams in the into two divisions. Games were be made in writing within 48 laOaCn Wendy Mronauershown divulging some funda­ hustling for the first base posi­ and Terry Tierney at third. squad. The strapping six-foot, Letterman Ray Schneringer and league will need a great deal of played at Blessed Sacrament, St. hours to the league president. mental baseball pointers to three of his charges. Players pictured, tion, with McNichols also filling convincing before they go with six-inch sopTiomore southpaw in in the outfield. Ray Van Overschelde will take •compiled a 1-0 won-lost (slate in Vincent de Paul’s, and St. Jo­ 7. The athletic director of left to right, are Fred Boom, Andy Dixon, Charley Leonard, and this prediction. seph’s gyms. each team is responsible for see­ Coach Strohauer. The Gremlins open the season on April 4 against Two candidates for the key­ over the shortstop post, and All- 195.3. League Dick Dines will be in The 1954 league schedule if Financially the tournament ing to it that his coach knows the Mullen Mustangs at City Park.— (Photo by Turilli) stone' sack are Joe Zinge and listed belo^ Ahline, a sophomore control grossed $313, including $75 in Dan Shannon, and an up-and- center field. Infielders are Jim chucker, was on the 1953 roster and follows all the rules of the Kelley, Bob Lombardi, and Bill but failed to toil enough innings entry fees, and $238 taken in at league, and that he and his team Maryknoll Father Richard Mershon coming shortstop is Bob Cordova. APRIL 4 the door. Expenses included follow the rules of good sports­ Tom Ryan will patrol the hot Mangus, and other spots in the City Park: 1 p.m.—S t. Francis* v*. to receive a letter. garden will be taken over by Pat Mullen; 3 p.m.— vs. Annuncia­ Pair and Lardino are the two. $140 for officials; gyms $36; manship. corner, with substitutes John Le- tion at 37th and Clayton: 1 p.m.— scorers $27; trophies $89.20; fevre and Pat Gabbie helping Thorpe, Gene Petrone, Jimmy Mt. Carmel vs. Holy Family; 3 p.m.— smooth-working freshman right Florida, and Don DeLuzio. Cathedral vs. St. Joseph’s. handers who wilL''probably be and miscellaneous $12; totaling North DWiiion Denver Missioner Aided out there and elsewhere in the $304.20. It was reported that Week of April 4 infield. Rounding out the team Gremlins Boost APRIL U counted on for plenty of slab la­ seven schools still owe entry fees Mt. Carmel team vs. St. Dominic's are Rich Petras, sub catcher, and City Park: I p.m.—St. Joseph's vs. bor this season. St. Catherine’s vs. St. Clara's Veteran Squad . Mullen; 3 p.m.— Holy Family vs. Refls. totaling $35, which should be St. Vincent’s Home vs. Holy Family flyhawks Tom Moran and Don 37th and Clayton: 1 p.m.— Mt. Carmel In a move to bolster the right Extensive Project in P. I. vs. Cathedral; 3 p.m.—St. Francis’ vs* mailed in as soon as possible. team Hanak. Hanak is also one of The St. Francis Gremlins side of the infield. Coach Flana­ St. Patrick’s vs. Holy Rosary team Annunciation. gan'is pondering switching mas­ The soccer committee, headed Maryknoll, N. Y.—Some 3,500 concerns family welfare.' Father Coach Burns’ big prospects as a coached by> Wendell Strohauer, by Fathers John Brady and Mi­ Week of April 11 APRIL 25 sive Tom Lahey, veteran fly- M t Carmel team vs, St. Clara’s people in Pakil, the Philippines, Mershon aided in the establish­ City Park: 1 p.m.—Annunciation vs* chaser, to first base. chael Walsh, reported that soccer St. Dominic’s vs. Holy Family team annually take part in a commu­ ment of home economics classes, Mt. Carmel; 3 p-m.— Regis vs. .St. Stick-fingered Lee Hudack has as tried in five schools for the St. Catherine’s vs. Holy Rosary team nity welfare and social service a child welfare program, refugee Joseph's. At 37th and Clayton: 1 p.m. past four months has been very St. Vincent’s Home vs. St. Patrick’s Regis College's Ski Team —Cathedral vs. Mullen; 3 p.m.—St* the keystone stop all sewed up project which Father Richard D. assistance, and a counseling serv­ Francis' vi. Holy Family. and a chunky newcomer, Jim successful, and recommende.d Week of April 18 Mt. Carmel team vs. Holy Family Mershon of Denver helped to es­ ice. In addition, clothing is dis­ MAY 2 Doyle, is putting in a strong bid that next year a small league of team tablish, according to a recent tributed to needy families from City Park: 1 p.m.— Mt. Carmel va. six teams be inaugurated. St. Clara's vs. Holy Rosary team St. Francis’; 3 p.m.— Annunciation vs. St. Dominic’s vs, St. Patrick’s survey of Maryknoll Missions in time to time. Set for Four-Way Meet The committee that studied St. Joseph's. At 37tfa and Clayton: 1 St. Catherine’s vs. St, Vincent’s the Far East. the league’s weighing-in proced­ Pakil mission also sponsors a p.m.— Mullen vs. Regis; 3 p.m.— Holy Home The son of Mr, and Mrs. Dean full-scale recreation program. Be­ The strong Regi.s College Ranger Coach Frank Kubanyi Family vs. Cathedral. ure for football was headed by Week of April 25 Mershon of 4205 Irving Street, Fathers Edward Murphy, “S-J., Mt, Carmel team vs. Holy Rosary fore Father Mershon left on fur­ ski team will travel to Hid­ will take an all-freshmen squad MAY 9 team Denver, Father Mershon is now City Park: 1 p.m.—Cathedral vs. An* Charles Jones, and Herbert Bani- lough, some 1,500 people were to the meet in an effort to Holy Family team vs. St. Patrick's in the U. S. on furlough, and is using the special reading room, den Valley in Rocky Moun­ avenge an early-season loss to nunciation; 3 p.m.— Holy Family vs* TO HELP YOU gan, and made seven recom­ St. Clara’s vs. St. Vincent’s Home tain National Park this week end Mullen. At 37th and Clayton; 1 p.m.— mendations which were passed St. Dominic’s vs. St. Catherine's serving as assistant in the Cure 500 took.part in various games, the powerful Aggie team. Regis vs. St. Francis'; 3 p.m.—SU Week of May 2 d’ Ars Parish, Denver. He was 200 participated in sports, 50 to compete in a quadrangular In the Ranger’s opening meet Joseph's vs. Mt. CarmeL and now become part of the meet involving the Rangers, league rules. Mt, Carmel team vs. St. Patrick’s stationed at Pakil in the laguna showed interest in musical train­ of the season, the Ags came out MAY 16 Holy Rosary team vs. St, Vincent’s country south of Manila, in a ing, and another 50 in dramatics. Colorado A. & M., Colorado on top, 'with • Mines finishing City Park: 1 p.m.— Mt. Carmel vs. The official baseball season Home Mines, and Colorado College. Regis; 3 p.m.—Cathedral vs. St. Fran* Holy Family team vs. St. Catherine’s rural area marked by poverty as Practically all the people in second, and the Rangers tying c is . At 37th and Clayton: 1 p.m.—St. will open during the week of St. Clara’s vs. St. Dominic’s a result of destruction during KOOO CIRCUIW"" April 4th, -and the schedule is the Pakil area have benefited di­ C. C. for third. Joseph’s vs. Holy Family; 3 p.m.—• Week of May 9 World War II and the rising cost rectly from the mission’s social Since that time the young Mullen vt. Annunciation. printed below. Teams were re Mt. Carmel team vs. St. Vincent’s MAY 23 4. RELIEVE FATIGUE Home of living. service work. The project has New Store Opened Rangers have rapidly developed minded by the City Recreation In the field of education, Pakil City Park: I pm— St. Francis' va* Department that requests for St. Patrick’s vs. St. Catherine’s demonstrated how material and under Kubanyi’s expert tutelage St. Joseph’s; 3 p.m.— Ragls vs. Catha* Holy Rosary team vs. St. Dominic’s mission conducts a primary school dral. At 37th and Clayton: 1 p.m.—• SOOTHE ACHING MUSCLES fields must be made in writing Holy Family team vs. St. Clara’a spiritual assistance can be com­ and last week end they evened of six grades for 400 pupils and bined in a practical program of By Gart Brothers the score with Mines by tripping Annunciation vs. Holy Family; 3 p.ok as soon as possible. Umpires can Week of May 16 the priests teach in a high school — Mullen vs. Mt. Carmel. AID YOUR com plexion be had by calling Ray Schmoll Mt. Carmel team vs. St. Catherine’s aid to the Filipino people. The Gart Brothers Sporting them in a djual clash. St, Vincent’s Home vi. St, Dominic'i for 200 students. A special adult at DE. 6833 at least 48 hours Father Mershon, a graduate of Goods Co. had the grand open­ Expected to carry the major wonderful St. Patrick's vs. St, Clara's literacy program attracts 200 an­ ing of its new uptown store on share of the Ranger’s hopes will before game time. Holy Rosary team vs. Holy Family nual participants. ^ Cathedral High School, studied The annual football carnival team Thursday, Friday, and Saturday be Jimmy Kerrigan and Bob Week of May 23 at St. Thomas’ Seminary before of last week. The new storb is«t Borkovic, two fine slalom Saturday, Sept 25, at 2 p.m. in PUy-ofTs 10.000 Served at entering Maryknoll in 1945. He the Denver Bears Stadium. The the comer of 16th and Court specialists. East Division Dispensary Annually was ordqined to the priesthood in Place, Denver. Jerry Gart, son Kerrigan has consistently been league president. Father James To provide health services for 1947 and assigned to the mis­ Moynihan, will name the carni­ Week of April 4 of Nathan Gart, president of the a top scorer in all of the St. Philomena's vs. St. James* the people. Father Mershon and sions of China the same year. company, is the manager of the IF val committees in the near fu­ Sacred Heart team vs. Loyola team Ranger’s previous meets while another Maryknoller started a Shortly after the Reds overran new store. He attended North Borkovic has also shown superb ture. Blessed. Sacrament team vs. Christ South China, he was placed un­ You Need Money Bob Norton and Dick Brown, the Kim; team dispensary. It now gives about High School, the University of style. Annunciation team vs. St. John’s 10.000 treatments yearly. Addi der hou.se arrest and then ex­ Denver, and the University of representing Mullen High School, Week of April 11 see or coll told the group of plans for a new St. Philomena's vs. Loyola team tional programs promote personal pelled from the country in De­ Colorado, and has been trained high school stadium, and asked St. James’ vs. Christ the King team hygiene, health education, and cember of 1951. He was assigned in every department at the main Young Boxers to Watch Sacred Heart team vi. St. John’s control of communicable diseases. to the Philippines three months the league for all possible sug­ Blessed Sacrament team vs. Annun* store at 1643 Larimer Street. gestions and help in the under­ elation team Another phase of the project later. The public’s response to the 'Bobo-Kid' Fight on TV Week of April 18 three-day sale at both stores was CITlZEiVS taking. St. Philomena’s vs. Christ the King Members of the boxing teams At the suggestion of Father team tremendous, and most gratifying to the management. A number from Vail, Little Flower, and Edward Leyden, com m ittees Loyola team vs. St. John’s Editor ot Youth Magazine Holy Ghost Youth Centers will LOAN CO. were named to conduct a field St. James' vs. Annunciation team of valuable gifts were given to Sacred Heart team vs. Blessed Sac­ the winners of a “Pot-o-Gold” meet Friday nigdit at 7:45 p.m. day in conjunction with the pa- rament team at Holy Ghost Youth Center to All Types of Loans Made i-ochial school picnic at Elitch Week of April 25 guessing contest. A catch of S. Philomena's vs. St. John’s In Argentina Is Visitor candy trout made and furnished watch the championship match Gardens May 27. Fathers Mi­ Christ the King team vs. Annun­ between Bobo Olson and Kid Ga- chael Walsh and Patrick Ken­ ciation team The Re*v. Julio E. Briggiler, a!Commercial High School, Salta, by the Berg Candy Co., of 29 nedy, as well as Mickey O’Don­ Loyola team vs. Blessed Sacrament Salesian priest from Salta, operated by the Salesians. Broadway, was given to all for vilan on television. l.iSB California St. aghue and Julius Carabello, were team Argentina, visited the D ^ver The Salesian Fathers were es­ the asking. A boxing discussion and re­ St. James* vs. Sacred Heart team Gart Brothers specialize in freshments wll follow. Admis­ appointed on this committee. Week of May 2 Register office in the past week tablished by St. John Bosco for m . 4959 The boys of the Junior Pa­ St. Philomena's vs. Annunciation to obtain an exchange between the Christian education of youth. every type and kind of sporting sion will be by ticket obtained team The Salesians, who first went goods, and are among the lead­ from the respective boxing rochial Leagpie have been invited St. John's vs. Blessed Sacrament Mo^U, stars and athletes by the City Recreation Depart­ team to Argentina in 1875, now num­ ers in this field in Colorado. coaches. acclaim Niagara as their top Christ tha King team va. Sacred ber 1,000 priests in that country ment to participate in the city Heart team . physical conditioner. For marble tournament this month. l,oyola team vs. St. James* and conduct 100 schools for yofie health's sake, inTesd« Following are the league base Week of May 9 boys. The Salesian community gate Niagara DEEP Massage St. Philomena’s vs. Blessed Sacra­ of nuns, called the Mary Help ball rule additions; ment team today. Compact 2-unit bc^e 1. Players must not have Annunciation team vs. Sacred Heart of Christians Sisters, operate 90 kits for faexuly use. reached their 15th birthday be­ team schools in Argentina for girls. St. John’s vs. St. James’ Archbishop Robert Tavella of fore the opening of school in Christ the King team vs. Loyola September, 1953. team Salta, also a Salesian, has estab­ IT TAKES A 'HEAP' OF HOT WATER 2. Player must be full time Week of May 16 lished, with government aid, a St. Philomena’s va. Sacred Heart Humanist High School in his see student of the grade school for team which he plays. No ninth grader, Blessed Sacrament team vs. St. city. Heme KH no matter what age. may play. James’ A native of Salta, Father Annunciation team vs. Loyola team Briggiler studied at the Pius X St. John’s vs. Christ the King team Week of May 23 College and the Institute Teo- An opprovad oppllonce asad by bos- Plty-ofTs logico Villada of Cordoba, Ar­ pitols, phyilothtropists oad olMeflc High School Sweaters trolatrt. South Dlvlaion gentina. UsHb fe Gobrlel Haoffer every Tuesdoy Week of April 4 The youth magazine Father ot 4 p. m.i when be fells you oboef Pep Club Sweaters St. Joseph's vs. Cathedra) team Briggiler is representing on his TO SATISFY THE NEEDS the wofldef^l eew NIAGARA DEEP St, Louis’ v*s. St. Mary’s MASSAGE. Su Francis’ vs. Lady of Lourdes visit to the U. S. is named Mies Stop of oer sbowroem for a FREE Ski Sweaters team Dii>ina (Divine Harvest) and has HOME DEMONSTRATION by o frointd St. Vincent de Paul’s vs. Presenta­ as its purpose the promotion of Niagoro teehnicloa. tion team CUSTOM MADE Week of April 11 ' vocations to the priesthood and St. Joseph’s VI. St, Mary’s the religious life. It enjoys a Cathedral team vs. l^ady of Ix>urdes circulation of 50,000 spread team OF St. Louis* vs. Presentation t4am throughout South America and St. Francis’ vs. St. Vincent de Paul'a Rev. Julio Briggiler costs 25 cents a copy. The cir­ DENVER Week of April 18 culation is expected to reach the St. Joseph’a vs. Lady of Lourdes OF THE AVERAGE FAMILY 1537 Glenarm team the Register and a Spanish- 75,000 mark this year. Cathedral team vs. St. Vincent de langpiage youth magazine pub­ Mies Divina contains religious Paul’s St, Louis' vs. St, Francis’ lished by his community. Father “comics,” stories, and a wide ' Week of April 25 Briggiler is a teacher in the variety of special features. Scad me (nt booUei ea Niafan 2-Uait S t Joseph's vs. Presentation team Khft. Lady of Lourdes team vs. St. Vincent de Paul's New Owner St. Mary’s vs. St, Francis* Cathedral team va. St. Louis* IS YOUR WATER HEATER Gtr Suw Colo. 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Thursday, April 1, 1954 Office, 938 lanneek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE Heights Graduates Registered as Medical Technologists Westwood Tots Regis History Club Plans Carlton J. H. Hayes Award Learn Religion The Hlstory-IRC Club of University. He was Ambassa<> Regis College, Denver, has an­ dor to Spain, president of the nounced the setting up of an American Historical Associa­ In Private Home annual award to be known as tion, president of the New the Carlton J. H. Hayes His­ York HistoHcal Associfction, Westwood.— (St. Anthony of tory Award. The purpose of and president of the Catholic Padua’s Parish)—Because of’lack the award is to stimulate his­ Historical A ssociation. At of space the children who are too torical, thought, particularly present he is a visiting lectur­ young: to receive First Commun­ as it effects the modem scene. er at Michigan State College, ion are being: taujfht catechism Carlton J. H, Hayes, whom Students eligible for ths the award is named for, has in the home of Mrs. Manuel Tru- had a long and outstanding award are those taking any so­ , illo, 3171 W. Center Avenue, career. He is Seth Low Pro­ cial science course during the Saturdays at 9 a.m. fessor, retired, of Columbia semester the award is (Rven, Catechism classes for Junior those who have declared a ma­ atid senior high school students Named ‘Miss Cathedral’ jor or minor in history, and are held Fridays at 3:30 p.m. in members of the History-IRC Club. 'W 4 the parish hall. Catechism class­ Barbara Ann T e 11 i n g t o n, es for the children of the elemen­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ The basis for the award it tary grades are held Saturdiay an essay, maximum of 2,000 ert Telilngton of 2807 Lafayette words, on the “Historical Ori­ morning after the 3:30 o’clock Street, .Denver, has been named V -1 Mass. gins of th^ Fifth Amendment Miss Cathedral at Cathedral of the Constitution of the \ i Choir i^actice will be held Fri- High School. United States.’’ -Besides the day, April 2, immediately after The 17-year-old senior also essay, the candidate will bC Norma Jean Holifailer Rita Hunting Palri'ia WeUh Amelia Gorihe Jean Laeerte Lenten devotions, for those who won a portable radio in a ticket- judged on character, academic sing at daily Mass. Choir prac­ selling contest in conjunction record, and extracurricular ^ FIVE LORETTO HEIGHTS College grad­ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hursting of 11375 W. 32nd, at Colorado General Hospital, Miss Gorshe interned tice for those who sing at Sunday with the parish bazaar. activities. uates are registered as medical technologists Denver; Patricia Welsh, daughter of Mr. and at Holy Cross Hospital in Utah and Miss Lacerte in­ Mass will be held Tuesday, April Mrs. H. L. Welsh, 930 Euclid, Denver; Amelia Gorshe, terned at Glockner-Penrose Hospital in Colorado Springs. 8, after Lenten devotions in the after the recent national registry exams. Notified that Loretto Heights graduates who will be eligible to take Church, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gorshe, Pueblo; they had successfully passed the examination are Norma the next national registry examinations for medical The Altar end Rosary So­ Jean Holzfaster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hols- Jean Lacerte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lacerte technology Include Corrine Gilli, Judit Susz, Carmela ciety vrill receive Communion . faster, Paxton, Neb.; Rita Hursting, daughter of of Collj-er, Kans. The first three graduates interned Riggio, Rose Marie Casburn and Jimmie Dougherty. Sunday, April 4, in the 8 o’clock Mass. , The Altar and Rosary So­ Cure ciety will meet in the perish d 'Ars Clubs to Meet April 13 hell Wednesday, April 7, at 7:30 p.m. (Cure d’Ari Parish, Denver) gamatlon of the different groups St. Maria Gtolrtti’s Circle will Mrs. Erma Williamson and There will be a joint meeting of the parish. Father“ John ■ FHaley, meet with Mrs. K. T. Sheehy, Mrs. Stevens will care for the INSURORS of the Altar and Rosary Society pastor, will preside over this dis­ 2970 Clermont, oh Tuesday eve­ altar during the month of April. and the Men’s Club on Tuesday cussion. ning, April 6; St. Paul’s Circle, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young, evening, April 13, in the Blessed Refre.shments will be served by with Mrs. R. L. I^ammermann, 1235 S. Tennyson Street, are the Sacrament Parish School cafe­ joint committees of the organiza­ 3C23 Leyden, on Wednesday eve­ parents of a daughter born R. J. Carroll Peter J. Walsh teria. tions. This meeting will take the ning, April 7; and Our Lady of March 25 in St. Joseph’s Hos­ The Rosary will be recited in place of the regular meetings of Lourdes Circle, with Mrs. Allen pital. the church at 7:45 preceding the the Men’s Club and the .Altar and Pichon, 2825 Olive Street, on When St. Ann’s Circle met in meeting. There will be an open Ro.sary Society. - Thursday evening, April 8, the home of Mrs. Dorothy Geary, discussion concerning the amal- A First Communion class will Two adults baptised by Father tvith Mrs. Mathilde Fregau as be held oh Sunday, June 27, in Haley are Donald Scheurn, with hostess, a baby shower was pre­ GILL & SMITH the new church. .Additional in­ Richard R. Hansen as sponsor, sented for Mrs. Kay Crowley. St. Joseph's Guild Sets formation will be published at and Joan Carol Scheurn, with The St. Ann Chaplet devotion a later date. Loretta Hansen as sponsor. was accepted by the circle at this INSURANCE - BONDS Meeting for April 3 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cook Also baptized were Nancy meeting and the initial recitation have given a holy water font to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and was led by Mrs. Ann Green. Mrs. the church. The library of St. Francis de Mrs. John H. Morton, with Ed­ Estell Charles won the hostess I a • • • • • a . Sales High School, Denver, will The Nocturnal Adoration So­ prize. Est. 1864 be the meeting place Saturday, ciety committee includes Edward ward Hogan and Margaret Ho­ gan as sponsors; Leo Francis, The Credit Union Safety De­ i April 3, at 2 p.m. of the St. Jo- B. Stolte, chairman; B. C. Fin- posit box will be moved from the r-XvrvivXvriA iseph Guild. nerty, Charles Freer, Paul Dani- son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Milan, vestibule to the south entrance MA. 0186 i Mrs. Herbert Liebman will luk, and John Lipko. with Jack Barnes and Jeanette of the church. This will be done !give a review of IPoma ii IProp- The nominating committee for Barnes as sponsors: Jonnie Marie, when the front of the church is \ped in S U fn e e , a story based on the Men’s Club has been an­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. De blocked off this week to start 310 Symes Bldg— 810 16th Si. I the life of St. Joseph and the nounced by Clem Bueche. B. C. Anua, with Owen Mitchell and construction on the school. Ruby Mitchell as sponsors; and Blessed Mother. Everyone is Finnerty is chairman; Robert . qini Retail urged to invite their friends to Moore and Michael Galvin ai-e William Michael, son of Mr. and be guests at this meeting. members, and Donald E. Nolan Mrs. William D. Hartford, with Men's Association Coffee and juices will be and Nick Tolve are alternate Edward J. Hartford and Susan The St. A nthony Credit served following the meeting. members. Stocklein as sponsors. Union joined the Retail Credit Men’s Association this month. is a little unusual for a credit union to do a thing like Holy Rosary Past Proxies this, since someone on one of the directorships usually has some Sprinkler System To Be Hosts to Club Apr. 7 mowledge of a member joining Uslhj the Faiaous KAIN JET Rotarv Fop Up Sprinkler Head. the credit union to make a loan. it’s easy In this case, there are so many ONLY TWO sprinkler* for the arerate front lawn. (Holy Rotary Pariih, Denver) tend the meeting is'asked to call Now, von can hare the finest Sprinkler srstem at the loweet poetihle coat. Mrs. Canjar or Mrs. Peabody. new parishioners moving into the The Holy Rosary past presi­ parish none of the officers could dents will act as hostesses at the All-Day Conference possibly know them all, nor ONLY RAIN JET OFFERS ALL OF THESE ADVANTAGES. Past Presidents’ Club on The following attended the all would have exMrience with EffecUve aa a gentla rain, ne brown ipota on your lawn. . . . MAXIMUM Wednesday, April 7, to he held day conference at the Shirley- any of them. The hoard felt that COVERAGE S4 ft. diameter per head . . . MUHMUM wear and malntb- in the Catholic Daughters’ Home. Sav'oy Hotel: The Rt. Rev. Mon­ to give proper protection to mem­ nanee, pnasan* Inbrieated . . . EV B f DISTRIBUTTON from head to Any past president wishing to at- signor John J. Judnlc, Sister bers' savings, it is necessary to eda. . . . DEEP PENETRATION preventi soil erosion . . . low anals Mary Innocent, Sister Mary Mag­ know something about a person of dlscharre keeps water off walls and windows . . . S.AVES YVATEft, dalene, Mmes. Virginia Arko, before granting him a loan. no mist, blow away or run off . , . youv! own Club to Be Formed Veronica Berlin, Margaret Be The parish finance committee BFENCE zak, Ann Brotovich, Edde Burg- m i will meet Tuesday evening, April Savt Pipe and Labor, TWO HEADS, InsUad ef TEN will nsa I pipe graff, Mary Canjar, Mayme 6,■ in...... the rectory immediately:fol. and fittinrs and Is qolcker and eaaitr to Install. la Denver Area Fisher, Mary Hrovat, Lucille Lee, lowing devotions. Ann L u n k a, Ellen Nortnik, B a p ti^ were John Regugio, Goldie O'Brien, Ann Orell, Julia son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesus:su8 Mar-Mar By Loras Alomni Padboy, Betty Paprocki, Jose' tinez, with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph phine Popish. Mary Pozelnik, Atencio as sponsors; Joseph with materials from BARR On March 28 a group of Loras Tillie Reichert, Helen Rensel, John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eu­ PRE-CUT,' READY TO ASSEMBLE Alumni ( (Dubuque, F r■College la.) Frances Ruggiero, Marie Rudler, gene R. SmiUi, with Don and and their families gathered at Ann Sadar, Grace Silk, Mary Amelia Martinez as sponsors: READY TO INSTALL Here is A s p t m m w i in beautiful Redwood fence! Presentation Church, Denver, to Stackhouse, Genevieve Staniew- Thomas James, son of Mr. and receive Holy Communion. The ski, and Sue Vuksinich. This was Mrs. Fred Koehler, with Leon­ Encloses your yard completely, yet allows free ventilation. Rev. W. F. Molloy, chpalain of the largest group ever to attend ard Miller and Helen Fletcher $ Mt. Elizabeth Rest Home and from this parish. as sponsors; Michael Christo­ 34.95 also an alumnus, \Tas the cele­ Mrs. Mary Angerer planned U> pher, son of Mr. and Mrs. David ONLY ■ brant. attend but was taken ill and is Garibaldi, with Edward Osborfie A breakfast was served at convalescing at home. and Pauline Leavitt as sponsors; See ymr local Landscape or Lawn Man, . . . or call REDWOOD Murphy’s restaurant to the fol­ The PTA will have it. and Daniel Edward, son of Mr. ISQ lowing Loras men: Father monthly hot deg lunch on and Mrs. Edward Schiferl, with IVORD SPRINKLER SYSTEM CO. Molloy, Kenneth J. Weiler Thursday, April 8, at noon in Raymond Schiferl and Barbara IMS Dahlia Si„ DEkler Sttl Denrar Robert A. Lange. Jack Bogen, the school auditorium. All Lucerne as sponsors. Thtt hindiome fenci erettei in Intercktinf Dr. F. A. Murpny, and J. J. parent, and younger children •hadow pattirn that ii aharld with ntighbora Maloney. A colored film. L i f e a t are urged to attend and be­ Monday Store Hours 9:15'HI 8:30 on both aides. Virtually knot-free Redwood L o r a s , was shown. It brought come better acquainted with board, 4x4 posts. 3^ feet hi{h. posts spaced 10 ft* apart with alternate apacers. An easy back many memories to the men other parent*. Special Shopper's Sapper th the Tea Room and PoHtala Room from S:00 to 4:30. fence to build yourtrlf. 6 5 c and described the outlook for The Altar and Rosary Society Priced unuaually low at. their sons. will meet Wednesday afternoon, per running foot Another meeting is planned April 7, at 1 o’clock in the for May to form a Loras Club. school hall. Alumni or friends of Loras may The Holy Name Society will PINE PICKET secure information from any of meet on Monday evening, April Exceptional Sale! the above-mentioned men. 15, at 8 o’clock in the school hall.

At our low price of only $B.R t per B«ft. section, you get 16 Poaderota Pine picket!, in. wide, 42 in. high . . . top and bot* Aurora Group Will Hear tom 2x4 raiU . • . 4x4 poat . . . nalla. ANN HAVILAND'S Choote the ityle of picket point like best. Complete 8>ft. pre-cut ’ 5 . 9 5 section Regis College Instructor Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par­ of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Dono- FAMOUS ish)—The Rev. L. F. Cervantes, houe, with Kathleen M. Dono' S.J., instructor in sociology at houe and Albert H. Donohoue as Regis College, will be the guest sponsors and John R. Stonueyas speaker at the meeting of the proxy; Stephan John, son of Sir, TOILET WATERS RANCH STYLE Altar and Rosary Society in the and Mrs. Anthony T. Willeke ✓ parish hall Tuesday, April fi, at with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Died AT 1/2 THE REGULAR PRICE 7:30 p.m. The Rosary will be rich as sponsors; and Jeffrey Beautiful rustic appearanet,' can be painted recited in the church at 7 :.30 and Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. James or stained natural. Easy to build. 6-ft. Section a brief business meeting will pre­ L; Davis, with Mr. and Mrs, FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY consifts of one IxB board, two 1x6 boarda« cede the discussion. Mathew P. Fitzgerald as spon Ponderoia pine; alto 4x4 poat* 5 ft. lone. Bors. Complete 8-ft. pre^ut • 3 .9 5 The meeting has been changed 4 oz. bottle usually 3.00 •Ktion ...... to Tuesday to have the privilege WE LEND YOU A POST HOLE DIGGER of hearing Father Cervantes, MO MONEY DOWN—UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY who holds a doctor of philosophy Women Are Invited degree from St, Louis Univer­ sity. The subject of his talk will To Attend Recollection be “Sex Education of Children.’’ NOW 1.50 All fathers are urged to be pres­ Day at Regis College BUILD.IT-YOURSILF Path'Pet f. Buy complete materials for ent, too. building your own Patio Roof or Car-Pott. Handsomely designed, qual­ Our Lady of Guadalupe Bridge Mr*. Roy G. Atkinton, Circle will meet Wednesday, rotidoBt of the RegU ity materials throughout, pre-cut to fit. Blue-prints April 7, in the home of Mrs. Lor­ omen’* Club, and tho Vary . . . a gift from you to you just because It's Spring! included. 16 ft. x 7 ft. sire. O n ly $74.50 raine Jerome. Rav. Richard F. Ryan, S.J., Sunday, April 4, all women president of RegU College, . . . a thoughtful and welcome gift . . . a fragrant compliment to someone special. and children of the parish will Denver, end moderator of the receive Communion in the 8 club, invite the women of the Your choice of Ann Haviland's classic flower fragrances . . • Lily of the Yelleyi o’clock Mass. city to attend a day of recol­ Blue Hyacinth, Wood Violet, Purple Lilec, Autumn Pinx, Tropic Gardenial The Holy Name Society will lection at RegU on Tuesday, meet Monday, April 6, at 8 p.m. April 6. The Rev. Lucius Driva out or pbont in the church hall. Cervantes, S.J., will conduct the conference* which will be • HEASE SEND ME ...... lOTTLIS ANN HAVILAND'S* for free estimate. The choir will practice both ’Prises phf ftdMwl tor. held in the Regis Chapel be­ ; TOILET WATE* AT I.IO* IN THESE FRAGRANCES: • Wednesday and Friday evenings : □ LILY OF THE VALIEV O BLUE HYACIHtH • ginning at 10 a.m. D 4 P CosaMtle Shep, sfreet I after devotions. : D WOOD VIOLET 0 tUKfLE LILAC ; OPEN THURS. NIQHTI AND The women are advised to Baptized were Patrick Ter­ : a AUTUMN HNX □ TROFIC GARDENIA ; bring a sandwich. Coffee will SATURDAYS TILL NOON rence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ be served in the high school : n a m e ...... ward M. Custy, with Ann R, Mul library at 12 noon. Tha day : ADDRESS ...... ligan and James P. Kelly as spow will end with Benediction at '« 5 CITY ...... ZONE ... st a t e ...... >- sqrs; Kathleen Marie, daughter about 2:30 p.m. ir of Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Connell, Thu day of recolloction will : CHARGE n C.O.D. D CHECK ENCLOSED □ { PLINTY OF.fREE PARKING SPACE • FREE DELIVERY IN METROPOLITAN DENVER J Dtbv.r rsiTd.nli «dd }% s .l.i ISi . , . Color.do rstidsnii • k. with Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Rossi taka Yhe placa of the regular ..d d 2% iSl.t t .i plui 27c for periaqs snd hiedllnq. i as sponsors; Joseph Albert, son meeting of the club. TAber 3141 >e is bo :n Your Campaign Payments Help Providefor Many Needs Ct

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PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, A p ril 1, 1954 Holy Family Boy Places 2nd in I Put your dollars to j Region Contest I work where they will I I work the hardest... J (Holy Family High School, Denver) earning a high rate of * John Bruggeman, junior, took second place in the American Le­ 4% interest. ! gion regional oratorical contest Monday in Albuquerque, repre­ copffof 9n4 turptvi senting the state of Colorado. ovtr $250^.00 By winning the Colorado state contest he was eligible to enter teachers held the March meeting at the college. REPUBLIC! the regional oratorical contest. Latin American Students nlighte co l­ This year’s program featured the Spanish-speak­ Mary Ann Belmonte and Clare lege, Denver, greet Miss Elizabeth Woods, left, ing students’from the college, who presented talks LOAN CO. on their own countries, discussing the poetry,’ Breen, juniors, have entered the president of the Denver chapter of the Association non-fiction contest sponsored by history, and general culture of each country. 1636 Glenarm • Denver, Colo. | Bishop Bernard Shiel of Chicago. of Spanish. The students are Gisela Gonzales, Graciela Vazquez, vice president of the college Eilobllthte I9J5 Officer Joseph Hale will president of the college Spanish Club, whose home Spanish Club and program chairman, spoke on the talk to sophomores April 5 on is in Juarez, Mexico, and Nadia Vallarino and Lia Inca civilization of Peru; Estrella Triana and The firxnt lilted here deserve to safety. He is in the safety edu­ Saiz ,both of Panama City, Panama. Marta Guerra, Mexico; Misses Vallarino and be remembered when you ere dU* cation department of the Den­ As has been the custom for the past several Saiz, Panama; and Jeanette Montalvan, Guate­ tributinf your petronege to the ver Police. On April 8 he will years, the group of Denver public school Spanish mala. different lines of business. *how a movie on *afety educa­ tion to the atudent body. Thirty-two juniors and seniors Cathedral Career Day went on a field trip to the Den­ ver Police Department yester­ day afternoon. Attending were Jerry Archer, Francis Brehm, T0 Have Variety of Talks Jim Davis, Jerry Harty, Jim (Cathedral High School, Denver) telephone jobs for women; a n d Kloberdans, Margaret Lucero, Variety will keynote Career Frank Grill, photographers. T k o c o ^ o n in r c St. Mary’s Academy *ill Thursday, April 1. Clockwise, starting from the Charles McGinn, Don Raub, Bill I n c S c Jc lIIO rS compete for the basketball left, are Jean Carbone, Anne Plunkett, Carol Dunn Day at Cathedral High School The Rev. Peter Davitt,- Features a Fine Schietler, Pat Shevlin, Virginia Friday, April 2 Professional men championship in the school tou^;nament. Up tp Sue Guiry, Paula Plank, Kay Braun, Sally Hughes, Zito, Marian Baimonte, Bob Bris- C.S.P., will conduct the an­ this time, they have won four games an<^ lost one. and women will replace the usual nual student*’ retreat April Suzy Collins, Pauline Hogue, and Janet White. nihan. Bill De Luzio, Jim Hin­ instructors and conduct classes ' SELECTION OF COMPLETE They will compete with the freshman team on ton. Jerry Larkin, Tony Manci- 6, 7, and 8. In contrast to for three periods of the day. form er year* the retreat wilt + - + + ■•- + nelli, Priscilla Montano, Larry Teaching, nursing, and work Roush, Ralph Tancredo, Paul be given jointly to all four with the FBI were eye-catchers classes. The exercise* will for­ SEA FOOD DINNERS Dalpes, Barbara Barbera, George for the greatest number of stu­ Bruno. Don Durant, (Jene Jones, mally open with Mas* April 6. Your Choice of: Sodality Union Plans Parochial Dance dents. Van Valkenburg of Regis Lecture* will be given through-- Tony Lilly, Gene McGann, Dar­ College and Misses Colleen Al­ lene Quinlan, Tom Scardina, out the day, and material for Alaska King Crab (St. Mary’* Academy, ley. Seniors were Anita Schader, the Lillian Cushing Dance Re­ berts, Catherine Murphy, Char­ spiritual reading will be fur­ Frank Sewolt, Frank Zito, and lotte Scavarda and Elaine Telk, Cherry Hill*) Peggy McLaughlin, Marcia cital. Patricia Newman and Con­ Paul Sloan. nished by the sodality. The French Fried Shrimp Duffy, and Rita Vigil; juniors, nie Hilb were two of the par­ all of Loretto Heights, will con­ three day* of spiritual exer­ An All-Parochial Dance is In the Greeley speech meet duct the classes in teaching. Miss Veronica Markey, Dorothy Dig- ticipants. March 27 Bob Toepfer made the cise* will close Friday morn­ being planned under the auspices Simrod, R.N., from St. Joseph’s ing with Mas* and Communion. Deviled Crab Patty of the Denver Sodality Union. nan, and Marian Little; sopho­ Members of the Sports’ Club finals with his oratorical decla­ mores; Carol Towey, Helen El­ Hospital, and Mrs. Foley, a prac­ Tentative plans are being made Anita Schader, prefect, and will give an assembly program mation of Cardinal Francis tical nurse from St. Anthony’s Fried Oysters.. Fried Scallops liott, Priscilla McCall, Judy Seep, during the comipg week. Swim­ Spellman’s “Mankind’s Moment for the junior-senior prom April Kathy Plank, vice prefect, repre­ and Shirley Barry; and fresh­ Hospital, will speak oft nursing. 30. The prom theme is to be sented St. Mary’s at the meeting ming was the sport enjoyed at of Decision.” Katheen Cuthbert- Eugene Coble will give a talk on BBOt Rocky Mt. Rainbow Trout men: Judy Dillon and Dianne “April in Portugal,” with Our held at Regis College last week the last informal meeting of the son made the semifinals with her the FBI. Welsh. club members. humerous declamation. Lady of Fatima as the patroness. to make arrangements for the Other speakers for the day in­ Machebeuf Hall at Loretto dance, which will be held in June. Pupils of the fifth and sixth The alumnae member* will The name of Thomas Baker clude F. Bischofberger, salesman­ Assorted Seafood Plate grades were guests at the re­ Heights College will be the scene St. Mary’s had 14 representa­ meet at the academy on Pa»- was unintentionally omitted ship; Miss Carla Dietz, dietitian; for this event, and Chuck Bennet B hearsal of “Sleeping Beauty,” tives at the speech meet in Gree­ •ion Sunday, April 4. Mai* from the names of those giving Miss Marie Robinson, stenogra­ will furnish the music. will be offered in the *chool a music recital Sunday. Tom phy and typing; N. Noonan and E.ZncI Ave.atDETROlt M .3 0 8 0 auditorium, and breakfa*t will played “Dream of Venice.” k. Krill, D. U., mechanical en­ Members of the junior and Amusements-Dining be *erved in the cafeteria at 9 gineering; W. H. Mirise, composi­ senior classes will cast secret o’clock. tor and typesetter; the Rev. Wil­ ballots and will not know until Mission News was edited dur­ liam F. Travers, O.Carm., music; the night of the prom who the Spelldown royalty will be. There will be a Recreation ing the past week by Mary Miss Phillipine Dixon, medical Jeanne Horst, Margaret McFad- technician; Dr. Campdon Bell, senior girl as queen, and a senior It^s the Qreatestl den, and Carol Jo Bandcl. D. U., speech (drama); Orley 0. boy as king, with two senior girls For Pupils Phillips, civil, electrical, and and two junior girls acting as chemical engineering. Also speak princesses. ing on this topic are John Ken^ Two CFM Couples On April 2 yan, from Public Service; and To Be Capped REGIS BAZAAR Lee Fowler, Bureau of Reclama­ The *pelIdown for parochial tion. Jean Jacobucci will talk on Talk on Marriage *chooI *tudent* in preparation law, and Mr. Hawkins, on adver­ for the State Spelling Tour­ Good Pood—Reasonable Prices tising; May 1954 Plymouth nament will be held in the Pasquale Marranzino, news­ Something you’ll talk about when you get back home! To East Side YPC Cathedral School gymnaaium, paper; T. G. Morrissey, radio and Denver, on Friday, April 2, 6 ‘7 ”8 Roost Beef Dinner OUR OE LUXE DIN.NERS ARE INTERNATIONALLy FAMOUS TV mechanics; Sister Norbert, (Ea*t Side Young People’* Club) atarting at 4 p.m. art; Miss Marion Stortz, social An interesting and informa­ Mack Switzer of Radio Sta­ worker; M.Sgt. Robert Ottertohl, THE HOLLAND HOUSE tive panel on marriage was pre­ tion KFEL will pronounce the aviation mechanic.s; Robert GOIOIN. COIORADO. sented for club members after word* for conteatant*. Eagen, filling station operator; We Photograph Anything Anywhere their business meeting at St. Eight parochial achool* of Mr. 'Talon, telephone jobs for John’s. School March 31. The the city and county of Denver men; Mrs. A. J. Murphy, book­ K £ . 79 18 panel members included two will take part in the tpelldown, keeping; Jean Jacobucci, cattle The Photo Co. couples, members of Christian with two delegate* repreaent- farming: Phillip Clarke, M.D., KODAK FINISHING Family Movement groups in the ing each achool. and Williarr. C. McCarthy, D.D.S., city. Of the 16 conteatant*, aix medicine and dentistry; Miss 320-22 Seventeenth KEy*tone 6114 Denver JhsL X o t u A , d f lo o n L John and Charlotte Mahoney will be choaen to repreaent the Erickson, office machines; of St. Philomena’s Parish, presi­ parochial achool* of the Den­ Howard Stauffer, servicing (Manixemcnt of Either tnd Frank Font) dent couple of the CFM Federa­ ver Archdioceae in the atate business machines; Dr. Milton M. Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. tion in Denver, and Jim and tournam ent, which will be Miller, hotel management; T. J. COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF Shirley Crennen of St. John’s conducted in the State Capitol McMahon. C.P.A,; Ray Dawkin, Parish discussed various aspects on Saturday, April 10, atarting PIE truck driver; Paul Ducey, n N E S T CHINESE AND of married life and a Christian AMERICAN FOODS solution to common marriage at 10 a.m. skilled trades; Miss Jacobson, SCOOP! A Biiatifti) Linton Ufbted Dlnlof Boon la Ibt problems for the benefit of the VtteriDi of Forelsa Wars B on * club. iobo a. Stevart Poat So. 1 The' two couples appeared on Vaccination Field Trial Ipii 11 a.m. MldDlgbt^lasad Titsday a substitute program for the Academy Award Show! <0p«B tt (hf Piblle) talk originally scheduled to be Miss Roberta Koehl of given by the Rev. William Trav­ 1221 Del Mar Drive, Au­ BEST PERFORMANCES OF THE YEARl ers, O.Carm., chaplain of the Set for Englewood Pupils rora, is among a group of 18 stu­ Lowry Air Force Base. Father dent nurses who will receive the Travers was unable to speak Englewood.— (St. Louis’ Par­ 10 a.m.; Eleanor Kurtz and cap of the Providence Hospital Audrey Hepburn Wm. Holden ARGONAUT HOTEL because of a conflicting appoint­ ish) — Second graders in S t Kathy Miller at 11 a.m. Chair­ School of Nursing, Kansas City, Gregory Peck Robt. Strouu ment. Louis’ School, with their parents’ man of this committee is Wilma Kans., Sunday, April 4. Miss Where Denver’* Society Enter^ains for Luncheon* and Dinner* written permission, will receive Roach. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Koehl, who was graduated from shots in the poliomyelitis vac­ The Masses on first Friday Cathedral High School in 1953, // DANCES AND DINNT:RS PHONE MAIN 3101 St. Clara Aid Society cination field trial the latter will be at 6:15 and 8 a.m. Com­ has spent the past seven months ROMAN HOLIDAY" "STALAG 17" Beautiful Ballroom* Private Dining Room* part of April. Further informa­ munion wll be distributed to at St. Mary College, Xavier, Will Conduct Meeting, tion will be given the parents the lower grades in the school Kans., as a preclinical student at the April F’TA meeting. Liter­ after the 8 o’clock Mass. nurse. ature describing the trial will Luncheon on April Baptized were Katherine, The reception of the cap marks also be distributed to the fam­ the beginning of the clinical per­ THE LINCOLN ROOM St. Clara’s Aid Society of Den- ilies. It will be through only the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- mand Garneau, with Phillip iod of th e three-year course, ^ver will hold its meeting and card doctors in the school program, which will be spent at Providence Hospitality Center party with luncheon served at set up for the trial, that this Grimm and Edna Decker as sponsors by proxy for Joseph Hospital in Kansas City. 'The Banquet and Meeting Rooms 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April vaccine 'will be available. hospital and school of nursing 7, in the orphanage. All mem­ The .Rt. Rev. Monsignor Jo­ and Juliette Garneau; Joseph 12-1200 PERSONS Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. are conducted by the Sisters of bers and friends are invited to seph O’Heron and two of the Sis­ Charity of Leavenworth. TA 21.51 Mrs. Long attend, as plans for the annual ters of St. Joseph represented Joseph Jacobs, with Lowell and ______Mary Jo Law as sponsors; Mrs. John Koehl of Aurora will card party are being made. St. Louis’ School at the meeting be present for the capping exer­ Following are the hostesses for concerning the piolio vaccine pro­ Thomas Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graham, with Har­ cises and for a reception honor­ Shirley Savoy Hotel the April party: Mrs. Rose gram in the Tri-County Health ing th e newly capped atudent Hansa, Mrs. Eleanor Domann, building on Tuesday afternoon old Collins as sponsor by G ouniH i^ KU ehen proxy for William Hamel and nurses. Mrs. Arthur Gregory, Mrs. of this week. On Colorado Springs Hiwav 83— Littleton, Colo. James E. Gaule, Mrs. J. H. Fra- The Altar and Roaary So­ Susan Collins; Harley Joseph, her, Mrs. W. H. Eader, Mrs. J. ciety will meet in the aaiembly son of Mr. a n i Mrs. Harley OPEN APRIL 1 Traditionally... Demmer, and Mrs. H. Demshki. room of the rectory on Mon­ Adams, with Roy and Florence Si. Thomas University Mrs. Eva Collins, president of day, April S, at 1:30 p.m. Bowers as sponsors; Christopher FOR THE 1954 SEASON a favorite place for wedding the St. Clara Sewing Guild, is Member* of the Altar Society Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Club Servinfi asking the members or anyone in­ will receive Communion in Lawless Livingston, with Robert S}WRGASBORD A!SD DINNERS Daily S to 8 P.M. Sunday* 1 to 7 P.M. breakfasts, dinners and parties terested in donating two new gar­ the 8 o’clock Maaa thi* Sun­ and Estelle Burke as sponsors pre*ent* ments toward the orphanage to day, April 4. by proxy for William and Laura Closed Mondays — No Liquor — Reservations Not Necessary bring them to this meeting on The Daughters of Mary So­ McGoogan; Diane Patrice, daugh­ April 7 or send them to Mrs. Col­ dality will meet in the rectory ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laurita, " I H l VIRGIN lins, at 3715 W. 27th Avenue, on Monday evening, April 5, at with Gerald Cook and Ellie or call AC. 2340 and they will be 7 p.m. Members who will act as Ganatta as sponsors. T i f f i i v picked up before the end of baby sitters for April are Joanne This Saturday, April 3, there OF GUADALUPP' Private groups su­ April. All garments fox St. Hizer arid Bobby Jo Weith at will be devotions in honor of the (The itory of the Miracle of Tepcyac) BREWED WITH PURE perbly accommodated JL r m . Clara’s will be on display in the the 9 a.m. Mass; Jeanette Immaculate Heart of Mary at the City Auditorium on May 1. Schreiner and Pat Carlon at 8 o’clock Mass. on in our individual din­ ing rooms., Sunday, April 4 ROCKY MOUNTAIN

8:15 p.m. Phipps Auditorium' SPRING WATER . Tickets may be purchased at 1600 Ogden Reservations MA 0177 Clarke’s Church Goods House / Knights of Columbus Home Or at the door the night of OPEN EVERY DAY the performance. Enjoy Dining Out SPECIAL LENTEN DISHES DONATIONS—80 cents Gus Schusalh^s CHAT & CHEW )- Restaurant Lake Shore ir 6000 EAST COLFAX AT JASMINE BAKERY ft. D E . 4434 LUNCHEON • -O P E N — >e in medical technology for the Weekday* 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. is City, Utah; Martha Saavedra, daughter of Mr. Snndayg 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. to DINNERS Internships year 1954-55 have been granted and Mrs. Bert Saavedra, 4530 E. 13th, Denver, I to the four Loretto Heights College juniors who will intern at Colorado General Hospital and We do our own baking Colorado University Medical Center; Janice Mu- V. SUNDAYS pictured above. Eligible for the degree of bachelor raki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Muraki DAILY w 12 Noon to 10 P.M. of science in medical technolo^ when they have of Hawaii, who will intern at> Glockner-Penrose AMERICA'S fJNE LIGHT BEER CHICKEN - STEAKS - SEA FOODS completed their year’s internship, the students are, Hospital in Colorado Springs; and Anita Corazza, 5226 W. 25lh Avenue left to right, Pauline Hapgood, daughter of Mr. daughter of Mrs. L. R. Bates of 1368 S. Clay, 1/2 Block West of Sheridan fti mirw and Mra. William Hapgood of Hanna, Wyo,, who Car Service Available Denver, who will also intern at Colorado (jeneral Call, Bel. 3-9742 *Mira MO>* CO*****, coui*. c o i o i a m . • A will intern at Holy Cross Hospital in S ^ t Lake Hospital and Colorado University Medical Center. r& Thursday, A pril 1, 1954 Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Holy Family Men to See To Be Married Men's Mission to Begin Notre Dame Grid Movies NORTH DENVER NEWS At Mt. Carmel April 4

(Holy Family Parish, Denver) 9 and 10. The special award (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pari.h, The mission is being con­ _ The showing of a film with the ticket committee for the paHsh’s Denver) ducted by Franciscan Fathers highlights of the 1953 season for Elitch social May 13 will also re­ The mission for the men Peter Cavanaugh and Deme­ port at this meeting, Chairman Sound Apparatus on T rial'Bake Sale Set will begin Sunday evening, trius O’Friel of S t Elizabeth’s, the nationally ranked second- place Notre Dame football team Thomas J. Hallinan announced. April 4, at 7:30. All men of Denver, Services each evening will feature a meeting of the Final arrangements for the the parish are urged to attend include announcements, in­ Men’s Club April 1. The 25-min­ souvenir program to be put out In St. Dominic's Church Apr. 3 by Unit and to bring their friends. structions, Rosary, sermon, and ute film contains the outstand­ by the men for the boxing show The women’s mission which Benediction. is now in progress in Mt. ing plays of all Irish games of were completed this week by Fa (St. Dominic’i Parish, Denver) “low-level” system and the other Masses in the morning are the past season except that with ther Edward Madden. Working An attempt is being made to a “high-level” system, have been Carmel Pariah is a grand at 6:60, 6:30, 7, 7:30, and the University of Southern Cali­ on the program committee are improve the sound conditions in installed on a temporary basis. In Wheatridge success according to Father 8:15. A short instruction is fornia. The men’s meeting is be­ Edward Clinton, John Burke, the church. Two different sound- Each will be tested for several Thomas LoCascio, O.S.M., pas­ given after th e'5:50 and 8:15 ing moved up a week from April Sydney Vitry, Arthur Coyle, amplification systems, one a weeks, and it is hoped that at Wheatridge.— (Sts. Peter and tor. . Masses. 9 so that the men can see the Martin Potter, Robert Langsfeld, the end t>f the testa one of the Paul’s Parish) — The monthly films of Coach Frank Leahy’s George Taylor, Morey Fade, systems will be proved euffieient- bake sale of the Altar and Ro­ last and, in his own opinion, best Timothy Cronin, Leonard Rup- ly satisfactory to be installed per­ sary Society will take place in Notre Dame team. pert, Frank Crowe, Frank Dono­ Post-Easter manently. the offices of the Wheatridge van, Fred Buchholz, James Davis, Our (Second Birthday Sale!! Business at the meeting will Society to Meet April 6 Realty Company April S. Assist­ include final arrangements fdr Thomas Digenan, and Patrick ing the bake sale chairman, Ahern. The men obtained ads The Rosary Altar Society will Helen Glenski, will be Mmes. the boxing show th e men’s or­ meet Tuesday, April 6, in the ganization is sponsoring on April enough for An eight-page pro­ Dance Planned Kitty Cordey and Helen Bruner. gram for the show. Miss Toby Sherley, 38 church auditorium at 12:30 p.m. A rosary, made and donated by On April 1, after recitation The recitation of the Rosary and Peter F. Kloeppinger, will be L am ps Stewart, DerfVer, will be Benediction will precede the Len­ In k s a n d of the Rosary at 1 p.m. in the married in St. Catherine’s Church awarded at the sale. At Lakewood ten luncheon and the business Men's Club members will re­ church, the Altar and Rosary May 1 to Robert J. 'Vallero, 3340 meeting. The guest speaker will .S t a m p Society will meet in the school W. Clyde, Denver. The bridegrom, ceive Communion in a group in I-akewood.— (St. Bernadette’s be the Rev. Edwin F. Brown, tlie 7 o’clock Mass Sunday, '.P a d s hall. Final plans will be made son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Parish) — The annual Eas­ O. P., who will talk on the “Key for Holy Week and Eastar Vallero of the same address, is a April 4. OVER STOCKED decoration of the church and ter Monday dance will be held at to Sanctity.” Circle Hanors St. Jude graduate of Regis High School, the Aviation Club April 19. The luncheon committee will be altars. Organization and ap­ class of 1946. The bride, a con­ At an organizational meeting pointment of workers for a Tickets will be on sale before in charge of Mrs. Margaret Hon- vert, was graduated from East and after each Mass in the eler, assisted by Mmes. Mary But- of a new evening bridge circle bake sale April 25 also will be High School.— (Jafay photo) March 22 in the home of Mrs. discussed at the meeting. church vestibule until the dance. ton^ A. G. Carroll, John Crowley, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED The tickets are $2 a couple and E. P. Gartland, J. P. Harrington, Louise Schroer, St. Jude was se­ The Altar Society members Martha Kuhnle, M. J. Morahan, lected as patron of the circle, RUBBER STAMPS everyone is invited. The club or­ which will meet on the fourth will receive Communion in the chestra will furnish the music. P. C. Lawler, Frank Scheer, Levi DATERS 7 :30 o’clock Mass April 4. J. Saindon, Frank Pelligreen, and Monday of each month. Mem­ Precious Blood Tickets may also be bought at bers, in addition to Mrs. Schroer, ODDS AND ENDS PRICE MARKERS More than 45 delegates rep­ the club the night of the dance. Hugh Thornsberry, and Miss resented the parish PTA at the Florence Morahan. are Mmes. Marge Mahoney, NUMBERING MACHINES The members of the Little At the business meeting plans Marj Ruterbories, Sally Davis, CPTL conference March 25. Mrs. Flower group will have luncheon Frank J. Woertman, president of Parish to Have will be completed for the hake Catherine McGuire, Beazy Ken­ AT A BIG REDUCTION the PTA, led the group. in the home of Mrs. Kyffin on sale to be held on Palm Sunday nedy, Catherine Brunei!, Mar­ Wednesday, April 7. Bridge will in the auditorium. The members garet Chamberlain, and Cather­ A newly compiled parish list be played. ine Dionisio. of people sick in their homes of the .society will attend the 7:30 4 Sunday Masses Tuesday evening, April 6, the Mass on Sunday, April 4, and re­ The Mother Cabrini Circle show.s 32 names. Effort will be will meet Monday, April 5, at made in the near future to add men of the Queen of the Holy ceive Communion. (Moat Precioua Blood Pariah, Rosary Council, Knights of Co­ Confessions will^ be heard 8 p.m. in the home of -Mrs. to the list the names of any other Danver) 10% to 50% Susan Petitclerc, 3301 Estes. people confined. Communion is lumbus of Jefferson County, will Thursday, April 1, from 4 to 6 in Commencing April 4 the par­ meet in St. Bernadette’s School the afternoon and after the Ro­ Mrs. Hans Ackermann will be taken to the sick once monthly hostess to SL Bridget’s Circle or more often if requested. ish will have four Sunday Ma.sses hall at 8 p.m. The officers of sary in the evening in prepara­ Kendrick-Bp.Uanty at 7, 8, 9, and 11. Confessions the newly established council will tion for the first Friday. m her home, 4260 Iris, Thurs- A large attendance is ex­ O ttern will be heard each Saturday in be installed Sunday, April 4. The Masses on first Friday will be day, April 8, at 8 mm. discount pected at the Masses on the first the parish hall from 4 to 5:30 women and girls of the parish at 6:30, 7, and 8 o’clock with Joseph Thomas Fluken, son of Saturday of April. A spontane­ p.m. and from 7 :30 to 9 p.m. will receive Communion in the distribution of Communion before Mr. and Mrs. John Fluken, was ous practice of going to Mass 7 :30 a.m. Mass. the 6:30 Mass. Holy Hour will be baptized with Ernest and Mary Sale EndA Saturday, April 3rd and receiving Communion on Daily Masses are being held in Covillo as sponsors. » the basement of the rectory each held in the evening from 7:30 to Saturdays has developed in the Women of the parish who at­ 8:30. Sacristy workers Saturday, parish during the Marian Year. weekday morning at 6:15 and tended the all-day conference of April 3, will be Mmes. Marie 7:15. The Holy Nam* Society will SILK GAUZE Confessions are heard before the CPTL March 25 were Mrs. meet Thuriday evening, April Duckett, Unarose Thompson, and during the 8 o’clock Mass on The telephone number at the Mary Dobel, president of St. 8, in th* church auditorium. Ann Forster, and Rose Murphy. WASINGER'S ELECTRIC STORE TYPEWRITER RIBBON Saturdays. rectory is SK. 6-3083. Bernadette's PT.A; Mrs. Mary On March 28 Father Patrick The Men’s Club will meet at McKibben, secertary; Mrs. Penny S.YLES REP.41RS SERVICE Kennedy received Sharon Ann 8 p.m. Monday, April 5, in the Schumann, treasurer; and Mmes. Welby Altar Unit Gives McLess into the Church, with parish hall. Highlights of the Ann McBride, Mary Woodmen, MON., TUES., WED. & THURS., 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Lil Cummins, Pearl Roberts, John and Lucille La Guardia as 1953 Notre Dame football season FRI., 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. — SAT., 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. sponsors. will be shown. The change of Dureen Cervi, Kelly Shearer, $52 for Kitchen Utensils Rose Hambeck, Rose Smith, Ro­ Baptized were Frances and meeting place is to be nbted. Pull Chains Installed oi» Most All Fixtures Marguerite Fick, daughters of James Michael, son of Mr. and berta Trumble, Laraine Halfin, Welby.— (Assumption Parish) •the PTA will meet in the school Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fick, with Mrs. Samuel Saracino, Jr., was Doris Snyder, and Mary Musser. —The Altar Society’s annual assembly room. Parents of sec­ Richard Morrell_, Patricia Fick, baptized. The Rev. John Doherty, pastor, luncheon meeting was g big suc­ ond graders are especially urged 3156 West 38th Ave. GLendale 8946 and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morrell as It is hoped that the parish hall also was present. cess, with 65 women present. to attend, since the feature sponsors. will be completed by the end of Twelve new members were .re­ speaker will talk about, and ex­ this week and be available for ceived: Dolores Molinaro, Isabel plain, the polio vaccinations that full use. Weibel, Rose Puhl, Yolanda La- are to be given soon to second fr. Koontz Takes Lad Interns Assigned Russo, Loretta Pustek, Julia grade children throughout the The Mary Magdalene Circle whole country. FURNACES INSTALLED will meet at 1 p.m. Saturday, Fabrizio, Jesse Fabrizio, Dorothy To Brother's Funeral April 3, for a luncheon in the To St. Anthony's; Wall, Judy Stowe, Laura Molin­ The First Friday breakfast NEW HOMES — EXISTING HOMES Chalet, Eighth and Colorado aro, Rose Giannelli, and Agnes committee for April includes: Father W. J. Koontz, the Boulevard. The luncheon will Domenico. Mabel Broncucia, Yolanda La chaplain at th e Federal Cor­ take the place of the regular Start on July I The meal was prepared and Russo, Antoinette Labriola, and rectional Institution, Englewood, meeting. served by chairman Mary Rossi Elizabeth Jensen. 13 Y etn T With b Air im Flow n HeiUnr w Co. iA , accompanied an Indian youth to St. .Anthony’s Hospital, Den­ and her committee: Lucy Present at the CPTL Confer­ Precious Blood Circle will Domenico, Lucy Di Giacomo, Professional Heating Contractor his brother’s funeral on the Kla­ meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 6, ver, announced this week the ence were I. Rossi, M. Rossi, R. math Indian Reservation, Kla­ in the home of Mrs. Edward J. names of eight interns who will Jennie Domenico, and Theresa Hoffman, C. Campbell, B. De- YOUR NORTH SIDE SHEET METAL SHOP math Falls, Ore., this past week. Davis, 2435 S. Madison. begin duty July 1 at the institu­ Ciancio. Those present con­ Luzio, R. DeLuzio, R. Rende, L. . . . biggest value money tributed $52.60 to a fund for Tolvo, F. Tolvo, P. Nuoci, I. Gutter Work — Exhaust Fans — Flue Liners can buy. Thin, super-strong .Albert Glenn, an Indian youth tion. Gas Fired Incinerators incarcerated in the Federal Cor­ Discussion Group Named The medical school graduates purchasing kitchen utensils for Weibel, A. Labriola, H. Ferrero, silk (finest, most durable of| rectional Institution, received were assigned to St. Anthony's the rectory. Members who were 0. Domenico, N. Fortunato, J. 2828 W. 44th Ave. GE. 4365 The newly formed discussion not present, can still donate to all ribbon fabrics) assures word that his older brother had group chose as its name Mother under the National Intern and G. Forunato, afnd Peg Member St. Francis ie Sale.’ Pariib this fund. Macanlay. clearest writing, longest wear. been beaten and killed on the In­ of Good Counsel. It will meet Matching Program. The educa­ dian Reservation. In order that tional program at the hospital is The outgoing president of the Verna (Mrs. Sally) Petraglia Impressions alwoys shorp, at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April this youth might make the trip 7, in the home of Mrs. W. H. under the direction of Dr. R. H. Altar Society, Jo Serravo, was was baptized and received into never fuzzy or clogged. In to attend his brother’s funeral. Price, 2550 S. St. Paul. Ordi­ Fitz. given a Family Bible for her the Church March 23. performance cost they ore; Father Koontz consented to ac­ narily the meetings are held Four of the eight interns are many years of service to the In.struction classes are held company him home. parish. for more economical thonj on the second Thursday of from Colorado. The eight, with continuously all year long for Father Koontz and the Indian each month with the exception their medical schools, are Drs. PTA to Meet prospective converts. Parishion­ cheaper ribbons. Available; William J. Cameron, University youth made the trip by airplane. of this month. Officers chosen Friday, April 2, at 7 :30 p.m. ers should always be on the look­ for oil typewriters and ribbon-{ They left the Denver airport at for the group are: Captain, Mrs. of Michigan; David E. Carpen­ out for prospective converts, and using machines. Full yardage, noon Friday, March 26, and are W. H. Price; treasurer, Mrs. ter, Michigan; Orville B. Clark, refer them to the priests. expected to return to Denver early James McCormack; and publicity J/., Michigan; Earl L. Chandler, On the first Friday, April 2, non-smudge. Sunday morning. chairman, Mrs. Fred Martin. Temple; Keith R. Knopf, Iowa Volunteers Serve Masses will be at 6 and 8:15, St. Francis de Sales’ Circle University; and Paul L. Kuhn, preceded by Confessions. Devo­ will meet at noon Thursday, Richard H. Nilsson, and Dean L. Friday Breakfast tions to the Sacred Heart will MAKE YOUR OWN April 8, in the home of Mrs. Wil­ Sadler, all from Colorado Uni­ follow the 8:15 Mass. mm ROSARIES liam C. O’Sullivan, 3303 E. As- versity. Chandler and the last m i three named live in Colorado. It'« e»*r »nd «njojf»bIe. Ideal for bury. 1641 CALIFORNIA ST. zifta. Write for free llluetrated At St. Catherine's brochure. St. Rita’s Circle will meet for DENVER, COLO. Madonna Rgtariet luncheon and bridge at 12:30l Msgr. Bosefti Leaves (St. Catherine’* Pariib, Denver) FRED LUCCI Pott Office Box 3S Pitufield. Mast. Thursday, April 8, in the Avia­ , ,, The first Friday breakfast Phone KEysfone 0241 tion Country Club. Istafe to Archdiocese St. Gerard’s Circle will meet help Custom Upholstery serve breakfast to the children at 8 p.m. Thursday. April 8, in The late Rt. Rev. Monsignor the home of Mrs. Edward Curry, Masses on first Friday will be Joseph R. Bosetti, 68, who died at 6, 6:45, and 7:30. and New Furniture 3035 S. Fairfax. Jan. 22, gave hisf personal estate Made to Order Have Morning Coffee With Us! Recommended Firms of $1,000 or more to the Arch­ Baptized were Donald Eu­ diocese of Denver i;i the name gene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer 10:00 A. M. 'til NOON Leiker, with B. R. and Mary Beautiful Samples to Show of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Day or Evening Calls according to a request for pro­ Zerr as sponsors; Deborah Ma­ Every Tuesdoy, Wednesday and Thursday for AUTO rie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bate of hia will presented to George Harrison, with Rose and 4410 Elm Ct. G L 12 22 County Judge David Brofman Lawrence Cossa as sponsors; COLTITESY OF YOUR FRIENDLY March 30. NEIGHBORHOOD BANK, 'WHERE YOU ALSO GET IF Monsignor Bosetti was Chan­ Michael Gerard, son of Mr. and SERVICE Mrs. Ralph Gaschler, with Dan­ cellor and Vicar General of the iel Gaschler and Barbara Ocker * Complete Banking Facilities • Economy Checking Denver archdiocese at the time of as sponsors; * Safe Depo.it Boxes • Regular Checking You have something to his death. His estate consists ST. DOMINiCS merely of personal effects. Joan Marie, daughter of Mr. a Savings Accounts * Loans sell, trade or announce, and Mrs. John Flanagan, with Patronise These Friendly Firms let a REGISTER Display James Thompson a n d Mary Sales & Service Mangus by proxy, with Mrs. We Repair All Makes Ad or Want Ad be your Father Pecorella Thomson as acting sponsor; and Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. and HAVEN PHARMACY Major Motor Overhaul — Body — Paint — Wheel Alignment representative. a r k and Balance — Electrical — Batteriax db Tires Mrs. Henry Vecchiarelli, with noRTH rt ®R B Hospital Patient Mr. and Mrs. John Qualteri as Prescription SEE OUR LARGE USED CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY sponsors. W. 38th at Julian GLendale 4701 They get real retails Specialists The Rev. Louis Pecorella, who A convert received into the WILLIAMS-NASH INC. ha.s been living in retirement in Church was Jean Patrick Whit^ 29th & Irving GLendala SIdl All Deposits Insured to $10,000 by the Drive-in Window Phone KE. 4205 Denver, has been _readiftitted to comb, with Elmer and Delores 2030 So. University — SH. 2781 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Open ’til 6 p.m. /4*A for Mitt Baker St. Anthony's Hospital; Denver, Bodnar as sponsors. (Formerly University Park Garazt) where he is a patient. ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Father Pecorella was pastor W hittaker of Our Lady of Guadalupe Par­ Rummage Sale to Help 'Ficca Auto Electric Service ish, La Junta, for 30 years prior Pharmacy Frtitk L. Piets to his retirement in January, Mercy Hospital Fund OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE! 1960, because of ill health. *'The Friendly Store** Specisllzed ScIcntIRc Motor Tnne-np Born in Sicily, Father Pecor­ LIMITED AMOUNT OF CHOICE 2ND FLOOR Ctrbntelars, DUtribntora, Generttors, Voltsgs Recnlators snd S lirttri A rummag* .ala will b* held Prescription Specialists ella studied for the priesthood in the rummage building, 702 SPACE AVAILABLE TO DESIRABLE TENANT 1265 Acoma Street AComa 3495 at the Apollinaris in Rome and W. 8th Avenue, (comer of W. 32nd and Perry GL. 2401 came to the U.S. in 1908. His 8th Avenue and Galapago Inquire at North Denver Bank first appointment was as assist­ Street), Danver, oa April 9 Guaranteed Repair Work ant pastor of St. Mary’s Parish, and 10, for th* benefit of Walsenburg. He traveled the Mercy Ho.pital Building M L CARMEL PARISH length and breadth of the West­ 01% ALL MAKE CARS Fund. The .ale will he from Patronise these Friendly Firms ' Only Skilled Mechanics Work on Your Car ern U.S. giving missions for the 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Spanish-speaking. Everyone’, co-operation and Complete Overhaul and Tune-Up As pastor of Sacred Heart HOLY FAMILY PARISH Brake Relining — Electric Service USED CARS .upport i. .elicited. Anyone Parish, Gardner, he built the who i. willing to donate u.ed LONDON MARKET Patronhe These Friendly Firms GOOD USED CARS For Denver’s present church there. After serv­ wearable clothing, .hoe., end Easy Terms — IS'o Red Tape ing as a chaplain in World War hat. for thi. .ale i. a.ked to I, he became pastor of Our Lady Best Buys bring them to Mercy Ho.pital AND GROCERY **Shop on Tennyson” Dave Staub Auto Service Visit Our NEW of Guadalupe Parish in La Junta before April 8. OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. in 1920. He was dean of the La Quality Meat, and Grocerie* 2723 W. 29lh Ave at Speer GE. 0505 Useei Car Junta Deanery at the time of PHONES: UA. 523*. TA. 384S O.K. BLALACK'S Location his retirement. Mother Cabrini Lodge IttO WALNUT STANDARD SERVICE 740 S. Bdwy. 44th Tennyson GR. 9908 ir Robert H. Reed Couple Sets Important Meet St. Catherine's Parish S a H CrM* Stamp. it. RADIO SERVICE CLEANERS Lubrication - Tira* - Battariaa in Parents of Second Boy te A Complete Service for Car or Home Radio* The Mother Cabrini Lodge will Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Reed meet Wednesday, April 7, at 7 Why Pay Carfare? Cash & Carry is p.m. All members are urged to The firms listed here to We Will Serve You Beit are the parents of a boy, Richard Our Every Day Price. and Save the Difference Michael, bom in St. Joseph’s attend, as there will be an im­ Save You Money deserve to be remembered 3t Hospital, Denver, March 26. Mrs. portant matter to be discussed. Prescriptions Carefully Filled f. JAMES MOTOR CO. Reed, the former Bonnie Bray, Mrs. Catherine Deard, Anna 4120 Tennyson when you are distributing ¥ 1278 Lincoln Dodge A Plymouth Sale$ dc Service K£« 8221 TELEPHONE TABOR 5191 was formerly receptionist at the De Carlo, and Thelma Capra were Lubin's Drug your patronage in the dif­ Register office. The couple have voted in as members at the last GL. 5084 13th & Broadwoy * Denvtr OL. 1(71 ISth and CUj St. ferent lines of business. another boy. meeting. OwTir, Celortds

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Mary’s Relation With Eucharist Eyes Are Special H N S in Golden Serves All of the beauty, color, motion, art and literary treas­ iRequieAcant 9n. (paai ures that surround us would be lost to a large degree with­ Night Adorers to Honor out clear vision. Dinner to Over 400 HAROLD W. CRAWFORD. 80. of MRS. ANNA BRONCUCIA 1726 FrankHn S trett Brother of Fred R«quiem High Mats for Mrs. Anna Don’t suffer the penalty of neglected eyes and poor C. Crawfords Denver. Re<)uiem High Broncucia. Dtnver nativa, was cele- vision. Golden. — (St. Joseph’s Par­ army. He has been transferred Mise w tf celebrsted in Holy Ghost braUd in AssumKioQ Church, Welby. Blessed Mother at Vigil ish)—The Holy Name men thank to Camp Carson. Church March 31. Burial in Mt, OHvet March 29. Have your eyes examined today. Cemetery. Horan Mortuary. Mrs. Broncucia died In her home. everyone who helped make the Robert H. Beers and Miss June IVAN DEVCIC. 82. Little Sisters of 6800 Downing Street, Welby. March 25. Members of Denver’s Nocturnal 10 to 11 o'clock Jiggs dinner a success. More Schult* of Midwest, Wyo., are the Poor. Requiem High Mass was after a long illness. She was 43. Adoration Society ar? dedicating celebrated in Little Sisters of the Poor Bom in Denver Oct. 11. 1910, Mrs. Annunciation, St. Francis de. than 400 dinners were served. to be married on April 3 at Cas­ Chapel March 29. Burial waa in Mt. Broncucia attended schools in Denver their monthly visits before the Sales’, Mother of God; SWIGERT BROS. Ray Defier was the winner of an per, Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Olivet Cemetery. Horan Mortuary. and lived her entire life in the area. Blessed Sacrament to the Blessed 11 to 12 o’clock electric clock which was given Beers and Mr. and Mrs. John PATRICK HAFFEY. 64. 830 15th She was a member of Assumption Virgin Marv in honor of the 1550 California O p t O m C t r l s t S AEyiCon* 7651 Street. Brother of Jemea Haffey of San Church. Welby. and the Altar and ^ - Blessed Sacrament, Holy Ro­ away after the dinner. A good Beers plan to drive to Wyoming Francisco, Calif. The Rosary will be sary Society there. Marian Year. Father William J. sary, St. Joseph’s, Polish; Cure many persons attended the dance for the ceremony. Robert Keers’ recited Friday, April 2. at 7 p.m. in She is survived by two brothers. Gallagher, moderator of the so­ d’Ars; Better Vision Good Service afterwards. Music was fur­ aunt, Mrs. R. W. Dixson, and Boulevard Mortuary Chapel. Requiem George and Mike Comnillo. and three ciety. explains in the following High Mast will be celebrat^ at 9 sisters. Jenny and Nettie Comnillo and 12 to 1 o’clock for Every Age 4t Right Prices nished by five high school stu­ her daughter Vickie of Denver o'clock Saturday, Aprils 3, in Holy Mrs. Josephine Perry, alt of Denver. article how devotion to Mary is dents, the Rhythm Rascals. also plan to attend. Ghost Church. Interment in MU Burial was In Mt. Olivet Cemetery. related to t h e worship of the St. Philomena’s, Our Lady of GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yakel an­ Baptized were: Ruth Ann, Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. Boulevard Mortuary. Eucharist, before which the men Lourdes, St. Patrick’s, St. Anne’s, nounce the birth of their third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivo FRED M. LEHMAN, 65. of 1501 S. L. J. FRIEDMANN will keep watch in Holy Ghost Arvada; Holy Family, Most Pre­ Colorado Boulevard. Re Surviving him are bis wife, Kath­ Littleton; Mt. Carmel, Catholic vlved by nine grandchildren. Requiem erine: his mother, Mrs. Maggie Fried­ same Jesus who was always with spending a 10-day furlough with hardt as godmother and Dave High Mass is being celebrated in Aa- mann; a brother, Alois Friedmann; and her, is' the same Jesus who is railroadmen; Since IWZ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bolander as godfather; Patricia sumption Church. Welby. April 1. Burial two sistera, Mrs. Mary Blystone and always with us—Body and Blood, 2 to 3 o’clock Defier of Pleasant View. He will Lynn Yakel, daughter of Mr. ill be in Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Mor­ Mrs. Margaret Kier, al] of Denver. Monuments of Distinction tuary. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Soul and Divinity—in the Blessed St. Ignatius Loyola’s, St. Cath­ return to Camp Pendleton, Calif., and Mrs. Henry Yakel, with Mary ALBERT THOMAS FRANK. 87. of AGNES O’ROURKE Sacrament. For this reason the erine’s, St. Joseph’s, Golden; Just Off Broadway to resume his schooling. Riedel as godmother and Pete 3629 Zuni Street. Husband of Mary M. Requiem High Mala of Mrs. Agnes men of the Nocturnal Adoration 3 to 4 o'clock Second L t and Mrs. John Read 'R(^k as gO(ifather; Vickie Marie Frank; son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Frank; O’Rourke. Denver* resident for 45 on 6lh Ave. brother of Walter Joseph and Matthew years, was celebrated in St. Catherine's Society are keeping the nightly St. John’s, Presentation, St. Beers have returned from Fort Bruno, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Frank. Dorothy Stuller. and Church March 26. watch in honor of the Blessed James’, S t Rose of Lima's, Christ Belvoir, Va., where Lieutenant Frank Bruno, with Lois Tezak as Katherine Rose Hill, all of Denver. Re­ Bom April 4. 1874, In Ponca, Neb.. Virgin. the King, Sts. Peter and Paul’s, Many '^ors ... all surfaces Over SO Years Beers has been stationed with the godmother and John Tezak as quiem High Mass was celebrated in St. Mrs. O’Rourke came to Denver with polished. in One Location Catherine's Church March 25. Burial her huaband. the late James J. “After the Omnipotent God. St. Patrick’s, Fort Logan; godfather; John Leonard Tezak, waa in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Olinger O'Rourke, more than 46 years ago. She the Father, and the Sacred Hu­ 4 to 5 o'clock Sec - Compare son of Mr. and Mrs. John Tezak, Mortuary. was a member of St. Catherine's Altar Telephone AL. 2019 MARGUERITE I. McEAHERN of and Rosary Society. She had been in manity of Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost, S t Elizabeth’s with Joette Bruno as godmother 4744 Raleigh, at San Diego. Calif. Wife ill health the past five years. Sanctifying Spirit of the Holy All Saints’; Offer Requiem and Frank Bruno a.s godfather. of Michsel McEahern: mother of Fran She is survived by two daughters. Ghost, there is nothing so grand 5 to 6 o’clock Ann Earnhardt, daughter of cis M. McF^ahern, Pueblo: Rose Geral­ Mrs. Lucille Cooke. Denver: and Mrs. and worthy of veneration and Cathedral, St. Joseph's Mr. and Mrs. Everett Earnhardt, dine Gray of Denver; Mary M. Seaman Catherine Pierre. San Diego. Calif.a Monuments of Pueblo: and Edward Joseph of Den­ son. Francis M.. Glendale. Cslif.: *a love as the Most Holy Virgin (C.SS.R.), St. Mary Magdelene’s, JERRY BREEN returned home from St. An­ ver; sister of James Naugbton of Mil­ brother. John Nichols. Omahi. Neb.; Mary. Devotion in honor of Our St. Cajetan’s, St. Bernadette's, We have erected msny beau­ For Holy Ghost thony’s Hospital after under waukee. Wis. The Rosary will be re two sisters. Mrs. Madeline Lyle. Los Lady comes down to us from the and Our Lady of Victory. tiful monuments in Mt. cited at 7 p.m. Sunday. April 4, in Angeles. Calif., and Mrs. Margaret Florist going surgery on her hip. Boulevard Mortuary Chapel. Requiem Kennison, Glendale, and three grand­ very beginning of Christianity. Olivet Cemetery. More than 20 students from High Mass will be celebrated Monday, children. It manifested itself in various 1004 15th St. Golden High School attended the April 5. at 9 o'clock in Holy Family Burial was in ML Olivet Cemetery. ways, principally through paint­ A. T. THOMSON Organist's Kin annual retreat which was held Church. Interment in Olivet. Boulevard Boqlevard Mortuary. Mortuary. JOHN PALASE ings and statues and churcHes Capitol Office MAin 2279 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 at St. Francis de Sales’ High OLIVER MOYA, 64. late of Denver. Requiem High Mass for John Palase and altars dedicated in her honor. Requiem High Mass for Wil­ School in Denver. Husband of Adelaide Moya, Los An was celebrated in Mt. Carmel Church Supply Co. liam J. Gerspach, Denver native geles. Calif.: brother of Don Martinet, March 27. We fin(i her name inscribed in The Altar and Rosary Society Mrs. Joe Montano, Mrs. Virginia Smyth, Mr. Palase died March 24 after a the earliest liturgies. Already in and veteran Public Service Co. served a ham dinner for the Jay and Kuban Moya. Requiem High Mass long illness. He was 71. the fifth century the Feasts of 1550 BroatUcay AC, 8523 employe, is being offered in Holy cces wives March 20. They served as celebrated in St. Cajetan's Church Mr. Palase was born Dec. 2. 1882, Ghost Church, Denver, Thurs- 5arch 26. Burial was In Mt. Olivet in Potenta. Italy. He came to Denver her Annunciation, her Maternity, Office Supplies & Furniture about 2^5. Cemetery. Capitol Mortuary. when he was 25. and her Assumption were cele­ BERNARDINO B. SANCHEZ. S3, of His first wife, Mrs. Rosena Palase brated throughout the known ‘Why Pay More?” 1956 W. 14th Avenue. Uncle of Jose­ died in Denver in 1917. He was mar­ phine Mena, Rosa Rivasj and John ried in Denver in 1918 to Mrs. Anna world. (Trademark) Gonxales, Pueblo; cousin of Josephine LaBriola. “in the liturgy of the Church Brighton Society Cruz, and Esther .Duran, Denver. Re­ Mr. Palase lived at 4041 Navajo quiem High Mass was celebrated in St, StreeL He retired in 1943 after work the Mother of Jesus occupies sec-i Cajetan's Church March 29. Capitol ing 38 years for the Denver Water ond place after Our Lord Him-1 Mortuary. Board. self. In the cycle of the entire Wm. W, Myer Drug Stores To Elect April 8 ACACINA SENA. 62. of 929 Lipan He was a member of ML Carmei Street. Mother of Mrs. John Brown and Church and Potenza Lodge. Christian year the mysteries in Colorado Owned Stores Brighton. — (St. Augustine’s Jose Qarcia; sister of Raymundo, He is survived by his wife. Anna: the life of Mary are so closely, Ofrendo. and Tito Garcia. Also sur­ five daughters. Mrs. Josephine George, knitted with the works of her; Parish)—The Altar and Rosary vived by three grandchildren. Requiem and Mrs. Louise DeToHa. Mrs. Rose 16lh & Glenarm Society will elect new officers at High Mass was celebrated in SU Jo­ Santangelo, Mrs. Theresa Craco. and Divine Son that it is impossible; Mrs. Elizabeth Anselmo: a stepson. EnffUwood 800 Santa Fa. Dr. = the meeting Thursday evening, seph's Church March 31. Burial was to record the wonders of Our in Mu Olivet Cemetery. Trevino Mor­ Clyde I^aBriola. all of Denver: nine Savior without remembering and' SO South BroadwBj 15th and California ^ April 8. The nominating commit­ tuary. grandchildren and two great-grand­ 3933 W. Colfax CnrtU a ISth St. n th A Tremont = tee met March 29 to select a ROBERT TRUJILLO. 17, of 1555 children. venerating His holy Mother.* slate of nominees to be presented Grove Street, Son of Emma Trujillo. Burial was In ML Olivet Cemetery From Bethlehem until Calvary fiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniMiiuiiiiiiimiifliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiHiiiiiiniuiniiiiiiiiiiiii Brother of Benny. Alfred. Dolores. Olinger Mortuary. Mary was never separated’ from at the meeting. Florenr^. Rosana. and Rosalia Trujillo. MIKE STONE Final plans for the pre-Easter Mrs. Tony Gomez, and Mrs. Robert Requiem High Mass for Mike Stone her Son. Every feast of Our Lord bake sale to be held on Saturday, Garcia; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Vi- was celebrated March 80 in ML Carmel from Epiphany until the Ascen-: viano Camarin. Requiem High Mass Church. sion has an intimate assqciation April 10, will also be made. will be celebrated in St. Cajetan’s Mr. Stone died March 26 In his home. The sanctuary committee for Church on Friday, April 2. at 9 o'clock 2785 W. 40th Avenue. He was 64. with the Blessed Virgin. I the month of April includes Mrs. Trevino Mortuary. Mr. Stone was bom Sept. 29. 1889, in “The principle laid down avina FRANK LEE ROARK. 61. of 165 S. Potenza, Italy, and came* to this coun­ the teaching Church is that when Clyde Peterson, chairman; Mrs Ogden Street, formerly of Long Beach. try with his family. He had lived In Norris Peterson, and Mrs. Alex Calif.: brother of Ruth E. Ulmer of Denver for many years, and was we venerate Mary we honor her, Denver. Requiem High Mass was cele­ salesman for Green Bros. Fruit and Son. Hepp. brated In Su Louis' Church March 31. Produce Company. “Every day Mary is shown FOR DRIVEWAYS-PARKING LOTS Burial was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. PLAY AREAS-ROADS & STREETS K. of C. to Meet April 1 PETER WILLIAM AREND, 79. of Mabel Angelina Stone: two daughters, homage by Holy Mother the 8605 S. Broadway. Husband of Anna Mrs. Elizabeth Mazzull and Mrs. Net­ Church i.i the Divine Office. All | The Knights of Columbus will Arend. Requiem Mass is being cele­ tie Ferrari: a brother. Roxy Stone: and Free Estimates meet in the parish hall on Thurs­ brated in Our Lady of Lourdes Church. a sister, Mrs. Josephine Detolla. all of the canonical hours of the brevi-' William J. Gertpack Burial will be in Abilene. Kans. Denver. ary start with a Hail Mary and day evening, April 1, at 8 p.m. Burial was In Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The knights will receive Com­ EDGAR LAWRENCE SHEITLER, of with a hymn in her honor. In THE BRANNAN SAND AND GRAVEL CO. day, April 1, at 9 o’clock. Burial 44S Delaware Street. Husband of Anna Boulevard Mortuary. every Mass she is invoked in the will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. munion corporately in the 8 Scheltler. Father of Arnold W., Mary WILLIAM OTOOLE KE. 1231 o’clock Mass on Sunday, April 4. L.. and Agnes A. Scheltler. Requiem Requiem High Mass for William recitation of the Confiteor and Hackethal and Noonan Mortuary. High Mass was celebrated in St. Jo­ O’Toole March 26 in SL Dominic’s in the Canon of the Mass. The VISIT OUR Mr. Gerspach died March 29 in Ushers appointed for April are seph’s Church March 26. Burial was Church. Church has always tried to im­ as follows: For the 6:30 o’clock in Mu Olivet Cemetery. Mr. O'Toole died March 24 in a local his home, 2530 Eudora Street, CATHERINE DWYER hospital. He lived at 2515 W. 82nd press upon the faithful the fact NEW DRIVE-IN after a short illness. He was 79. Mass, Don Gaylor and Joseph Requiem High Mass for Mrs. Cath Avenue. He was 82. Mr. O’Toole was bom July 17, 1871, that as it is impossible to obtain Born May 2, 1874, Mr. Gers­ Widhalm; 8 o’clock Mass erine Dwyer was celebrated In St. sanctification without Jesus so Engrave(d LetterheaeJs Henry Mancini and John Steg Francis de Sales' Church March 29. in Ireland. He came to Denver In 1892 17th & LOGAN pach was the son of a pioneer Mrs. Dwyer died March 26 in the and lived here since. He was a trolley also is it impossible without man; 9 o’clock Mass, Louis Irvington Convalescent Home. She car operator here from 1892 to 1942. Engraved Business Cards Denver family which settled here He is survived by a niece, Miss Mary Mary’s aid. That is why we are in 1860. He attended the old Duran and Frank Sandoval was 84. urged to recite the Rosary and 10:30 o’clock Mass, George Mrs. Dwyer was bom Feb. 18, 1870, Egan. Sacred Heart School. at Summit Hill. Pa., and moved to Burial waa In ML Olivet Cemetery* the litany in honor of Mary fre­ Business He joined the Public Service Roth and John Sack, Jr.; 11:30 Leadvillt in 1897. She was the wife of Capitol Mortuary. quently. Have Your o’clock Mass, Adam Schenfeld the lata John P. Dwyer, a Leadville EDWARD J. BRADLEY Co. in 1908 and retired in 1951 as mining man. who died in Denver in Edward J. Bradley died March 26 “It if the intention of the Announcements senior clerk of the service rec­ and Joseph Trostel. I960. The couple moved from Lead- after a short illness in SL Joseph’s Church to cultivate in the hearts ords department. On Friday evening, April 2, ville to Palisade in 1921, where they Hospital. He was 64. of all Catholics a fervent devo­ lived until 1949. Mr. Bradley was born In Kansas City. His wife, Marie, whom he mar­ following the Stationt of the Kans., Jan. 23, 1890. and attended Surviving are one son. Jack Dwyer tion and an ardent love of Mary CLOTHES ried in Erie, Pa., 62 years ago, Croii at 7:45, there will be of Denver, and four grandchildren. schools there. He moved to Denver 86 the Mother of Jesus. For this years ago aa sheet metal shop head for died in 1953. all-night adoration of the Burial was in MU Olivet Cemetery. reason we have a regular Marian Olinger Mortuary. the Rio Grande Railroad. He is survived by a daughter. Blessed Sacrament. Each pa­ He was a member of St. Pbilomena’s cult interwoven throughout the istler^s Miss Wilma Gerspach of Den­ rishioner should try to spend Parish and of Leyden-Chiles-Wicker- entire ecclesiastical year from tham Post No. 1 of the American Le­ ver, organist at Holy Ghost one hour with Our Lord some gion. He served in the U. S. Army the Immaculate Conception on CLEANED 1636 CHAMPA ST. • MAIN 5167 Church for the past 24 years. time during the night. Trust Funds Left during World War I. Dec. 8 to the Presentation on He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nov. 2^. Henrietta Bradley: two sons, Henry W. and Richard A., of Denver: and three “ And so in harmony with the To Native Parish daughters, Clara E., and Sharon T. of wish of Our Holy Father and in Denver: and Mrs. Edele Tinetti of Flint, Mich. union with the spirit of the ROSALIE A. HERIN Church we hope that all the GIGANTIC By M. B. Holland Rosalie A. Herin, 80. 444 S. Wil­ Catholic men of Denver will be liams. formerly of . Carbondale. died present at Holy Ghost Church Two trust funds were set up in a local hospital after an illneds of Cleaners and for the parish in which he was a year. Thursday night to honor Our reared as a boy by Martin B. Mrs. Herin spent her girlhood in Lord and His Blessed Mother. Paris, France, where she was married Holland of the Albany Hotel, to Laurent Herin. who preceded her in Ma„ if offered at midnight. < Laundry Denver, who died March 27 in death in 1937. S^e lived 49 years at Confe,>ion, are heard all night. Mercy Hospital after,two years’ Carbondale. moving to Denver in 1950. Survivors are four sons, Mark of Schedtile of -Adoration | illness. Eagle. Colo.; Robert, Fred, and Rudolph. M A . 6101 The trust funds, in memory of, Glen wood Springa: three daughters. The hours assigned to mem-i his parents, Martin and Mar­ Vera, Rose, and Laura of Denver; two hers of the various parishes for' brothers. Pat and Alex Glassier; one April, 1954, are as follows: | garet Holland, go to St. Joseph’s sister. Pierina: and several nieces and 10% Discount Parish, Friend, Neb., for per­ nephews. 9 to 10 o’clock I Requiem Mass was celebrated March* St. Vincent de Paul’s, St. Dom­ petual maintenance oif both the 27 in SL Stephen’s Church in Glen- On Cash and Carry cemetery and the church. The or­ wood Springs. Interment in Rosebud inic’s, Our Lady of Grace, St. gan in the church was also his Cemetery. Fsmum Mortuary. Therese’s, Aurora; g ift Requiem Mass was celebrated for Mr. Holland in S t Joseph’s Church, Friend, March 31, and interment was in the Friend Cemetery, beside his father and mother. The Rosary was recited March 29 in Horan’s Mortuary, Denver. VHERE DENVER SHOPS WITH CONFIDENCE Mr. Holland, whose 89th birth­ day was March 24, came to Den­ V ver approximately 20 years ago upon his retirement from active business. Prior to that time, he had been engaged in the lumber and banking business in Orleans, Neb. Great 3-Day Sale! So long as he owned the land and buildings at Bendemeer, Mr. Holland gave their use to the Thursday, Friday, Saturday Denver Deanery for use as a summer (Simp for underprivileged children, and was always a con­ tributor to the support of the Denver Deanery’s Community Center as well as to a number of Bargain Bazaar and Denver orphanages. Bom in Pontiac, HI., Mr. Hol­ land was one of a family of eight children, five boys and three girls. Of that original family only Warehouse Sale hii sister, Mrs. P. J. Sullivan of 99 S. Downing StrOet, Denver, survives. at our Budget Store—50 So. Kalamath Among a number of nieces and th e be^vlilul Oliegeejhafi^at L Catfox end Uagnolie i nephews surviving are included I Miss Margaret Sullivan, 99 S. 0 SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES IN Downing, Denver; the Rev. Val J. Roch, S.J., St. Louis Univer­ Borgoini . . . Bargains . . . Bargains! a sity; and Martin Holland, Fort ? COMPLETELY CATHOLIC SURROUNDINGS Collins. a For Men! Women! Children! Home Buys! |This beautiful chapel is typical of the 41 Parishes in Plan Passaic, N. J.—The Federated You’ve never seen anything like it! Counter after counter of unexcelled facilities which have made Olingers' Holy Name Societies in this bargains . . . bargains . . . bargains! Women’s dresses, county, comprising 41 parishes, will participate in the nation­ house dresses, sportswear, millinery, jewelry! Girls’, teens’ the choice of so many Catholic families in wide movement to foster the and infants’ wear! Boys' coats and furnishings! Housewares! >• reverent observance of the Tre Furniture! Many priced at a fraction of their former price 1 ir Denver. Each member of our outstanding Catholic Ore on Good Friday afternoon. h, It’s Thursday, 9:15 to 6:30; Friday (Friday night till 9), and in staff is available to serve at Saturday, 9:16 to 5:30, It’s a bargain event you’ll long >e Q^k0t4‘ is Call a remember I any of Olingers’ neighborhood mortuaries. NEIGHBNEIGHBORHOOD to MORTUARIES ZOI\E4 AB BUDGET STORE ONLY—SI So. tUJ«iii*th MAin 7171 Ftm parkinf for 496 eara I6TH AT 60UIDC8 •. SPEEt AT SHEIMAN t E. COLFAX AT M A O N O IIA _^CN CIEW O O O (277S SO. BROADWAY) CHEAPER RATES l-W AI RADIO CLEAN NEW CARS i I F

Thursday, April 1, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN

Mystery of Human Fertility C I RANGE BUT TRU By P a u l H . H aallett l lett In this declining African 1,000,000. But in 1765 a won-won­ L.ittU'Known Facts (or Catholics E ONE OF THE MOST inter- world. Father Naidenoff sees derful muHplication began, un­ csting things in an interesting threat to the at present til by 1845 the population was By M. I. MURRAY Owrrttkt. IMI. K .cw q H.«f REGISTORIALS new book. The Catholic Church growing Christian community counted at 8,000,000. Then in World Affaire, is contrib­ in the Dark Continent. came the Potato Famine of uted by Father G. Naidenoff, RACIAL FACTORS, if by 1847 and emigration. Today, S.J., an authority on mis- race we mean the pigmentation Southern Ireland, with 3,200,- siology. Central Africa, he re­ of the skin, .obviously have VOO inhabitants, is called by an Bigger Familie§ ports, is losing in population. nothing to do with this de­ unrepresentative few « dying How explain this falling crease in the birthrate. The nation, although the Irish birth N By Rev. F rancis Syrianey creased production is the answer to America’s birth rate? The usual causes, Negro of the Southern U. S. rate is one of the highest in NOTEWORTHY WAS a recent national ad­ economic ills. , alcoholi.sm, venereal disease, has^a considerably higher rate Europe. EVEN SCIENTIFIC and agricultural author­ polygamy, birth control, and of increase than does the aver­ vertisement by an insurance organization calling Only 20 years ago the French attention to the faa that the size of the aver­ ities are now giving the lie to those prophets of the demoralization of tribal age American. were sometimes thought to be life, do not suffice to explain Today the Mongols, a race age American family is on the increase. doom who declare that the growing world pop>- it. Doctors know how many a dying race. Now their birth­ oftce numerous enough to con­ rate is higher than that of ulation will "eat itself out of house and home.” unhappy African families come quer more territory than had icS‘ It was strange that an advertisement should to them because of their grief Italy. In 1935, great fear was correct a fallacy so long promoted by the adver­ New sources of food supplies, new agricultural ever been invaded by anyone expressed that the U.S., with at having no children. up to the time of the rise of tising industry itself that the "ideal family” con­ methods, and new chemical discoveries point to CERTAIN PEOPLES, it a birthrate of 16.9 per 1,000, undreamed of food produaion. the Red empire, are a dying was not reproducing itself. sists of Mother and Dad and Jimmy and Jane. seems, at a given moment of race. On the other hand, the Graphically demonstrating the growth of their history lose the desire, Today, with a figure of 24.6, It is more surprising that the fallacy should have Polynesians, a people who 30 it has one of the highest birth.- families is the continuing and accelerating crisis and then the possibility, of years ago were believed to be raacaiiOtSA existed at all in view of the fact that it is the surviving. It is not a question dying, have now experienced rates in the world. business of advertising to create a market and facing the nation’s school system. 'The problem of individuals taken one by a resurgence of numbers. ^ LATIN AMERICA, which ^ I the prevalent ads seemed to defeat this purpose is nation-wide. With the national population one, but of a whole race, THE IRISH 300 years ago, did not grow very fast before by suggestipg that no family should have more dumping between two and a half and three mil­ whose spiritual, moral, psycho­ at the close of the Cromwel­ the 19th century, now has a lion a year many of the concepts of the birth logical, and psychic equilib­ lian wars, which decimated faster expanding population than two children. controllers will have to be junked. rium has been broken. Taken their numbers by one third, than any to be found elsewhere. WE DO NOT KNOW whether post-war pros­ individually, the men and IF THE GROWTH of the average family is seemed on the way to extinc­ And so it can be seen that perity is the cause or not, but it is true that so­ women want to have children, tion. One hundred years later there is no such thing as pop­ true of Americans in general, it is much more ciologists and statisticians (and ad agencies) now but they cannot. They are they had not expanded too ulation stability (hrougnout true of Catholic American families. It is by no sterile in spite of themselves. much beyond the low point of history and all over the world. MtoOLDS ONLY recognize that there are more three and four-chil­ means uncommon to see a couple, still in their A dying race can become a p k M U M E N T f b dren families and that those with five and six early 30s, with seven, eight, and even more chil­ thriving race once more, and CHEESE and more children are not uncommon. To some Tfie Denver Catholic Register vice versa. We know little m c n o AT dren. 'The days of the "family pew," with one Stf/ickoUs this trend is positively barbaric. To others it is President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. enough about the laws of hu­ on,-tke-Bcu%k, Murom, vtMounsas, themnn family filling a pew at Mass, are back. Our man fertility. a hopeful sign that our country will not com­ Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. on. tk t Oka.,Russia,, TO MARIE HAffEL, WHO schools have many instances of children from the These facts should teach us Fir s t MARXSTso mit national suicide via the birth control route. Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. is Hot>) alnodem . same family being found in almost every class. City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. two things: 1) Not to trust too CAMEMOERr CHEESE tieciric chicken, Business experts are now pointing to the 'The entire situation, we believe, is something Associate Editors—Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., LitLD.; Linus much the estimates of several hfiitclvsnj tunuK^ IH //93 mOH A RECIPE Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, •billions of world population a. o u t SO.OOO SHEHAO FROMM OLD "baby boom” of the past decade as the guar­ very healthy. Perhaps our country is not so de­ Litt. D.; Jack Heher, B.A., LittD.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., century or so hence; 2) not to IT PmtST M40H she • antee that there will be no major depression. The cadent as we have suspected. Perhaps this grow- leap to the conclusion that c h ic k e n s , SHELTERED DURlHO THE Litt.M.; Edward Mack Miller, Litt.M.; William Warner, B.S:, a ufeek. rising population has created new, broader fields ing people may yet fulfill its destiny of helping Litt.M.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. birth control necessarily ac­ nfEHCk HEkTUmON. counts for the decline or slow iL for production (by inaeasing the consumers), the world to prosperity and peace and of bring­ Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. increase of a given population. and some so-called authorities think that in­ ing the world’s people to God. ThU Paper Printed Entirely by Union Labor Published Weekly by Spotlight on the Cross Cnwelcome Signs of Spring THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) By Rev. J ohn B. Ebel denied by Russell, who taught God in 1918, he would have us 938 Bannock Street, 1 By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen till Good Friday, when, as a consequently, it was formerly IT IS ONE of the less pleas­ the absurd doctrine that Christ believe, for the express pur­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P.O. Box 1620 VIOLET VEILS, placed over part of the Mass of the Pre­ the custom to veil the statues ant harbingers of spring, but wa.s really Michael the Arch­ pose of allowing Witnesses to all the statues and crosses (ex­ sanctified, the celebrant slowly and crosses at the moment the the Jehovah’s Witnesses are angel who came in the flesh to travel about distributing Ruth­ Subscription: cept the stations) in the removes the purple veil from celebrant said, or the deacon ringing bells again. Their rau­ redeem mankind. erford’s books by the millions. church, keynote the deep the crucifix. As this solemn sang, this portion of the Gos­ cous phonograph records and The central tenet of the ALTHOUGH IT IS SAID $1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. mourning: that should mark the ceremony is performed, he pel. The symbolism is that vile attacks upon Catholics Witnesses is that the Second that about 9,0 per cent of Wit­ $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. season of Passiontide, which sings three times: “Behold the Christ, from this occasion in threaten again to drown out Coming of Christ began to ness propaganda is anti-Cath­ Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. begins .April 4. It is note­ wood of the Cross, on which the Gospel, no longer walked the trill of robins and the song take place, not visibly, but in­ olic, they attack the Protest­ Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. worthy that the stations of the hangs the Salvation of the publicly among the people, but of the meadowlarks. visibly, in 1874. In that year ant Churches as well. cross alone remain bare, to in­ world.” -And the choir answers: hid Himself; hence His images Firmness tempered with commenced the Millenium, or A practicing lawyer in Mis­ ‘‘Come, let us adore.” Thus the are veiled. And because it courtesy would seem to be the souri, Rutherford was em­ Thursday, April 1, 1954 dicate that every Christian’s the reign of Christ in this 42 thoughts should dwell with the people, unable to view the im­ would be improper for the best attitude to adopt to these world for 1,000 years. At the ployed by Russell, who was suffering Christ in this most age of their transfixed Savior image of any saint to remain unwelcome envoys of bigotry. . end of the Millenium, accord­ frequently involved in litiga­ solemn fortnight. for 12 days, are reminded visible when the Redeemer’s Force in repelling their unwel­ ing to Russell, the earth "will tion, and in 1916 succeeded to OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER It is curious that the cruci­ forcefully that all grace comes images are veiled, all the come invasion of privacy is to be turned into a vast Garden full control of the organiza­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. fixes should ba veiled in this from Christ, and it .was the statues are likewise clothed be reprehended in any case, of Eden. The wicked .will be tion. Rutherford himself has We confirm it as the official publication of the archdiocese. season, which is the climax of Cross that was the instrument with purple. ^ u t the courts have dealt very annihilated, and the good will been dead for years. W’hatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or­ the Lenten observance; for of man’s salvation. DURANDUS GIVES another /severely in the past with those inhabit this earthly paradise The Witnesses refuse to sa­ dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared Lent is Calvary to the Chris­ THE HISTORICAL signifi­ reason for th'e veiling preva­ who resorted to this means of for all eternity, earthly rulers lute the American flag, and official. tian. It seems that the cross cance of the veiling of the discouraging their unpleasant being abolishea in favor of have been in legal trouble with lent at Passiontide. He says draft ' boards time and time W'e hope The Register will be read in every home of the should be spotlighted at this cross can be seen in the con­ that Christ’s Divinity was hid­ visitors. The Witnesses, who Christ. archdiocese. have been engaged in much again for refusing military time, and not cloaked- in dark­ clusion of the Gospel for Pas­ den when He came to the time WHEN RUSSELL DIED in service. We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste ness. sion Sunday. The Lord had of His suffering and death. litigation in the course of their 1916, he was succeeded by Jo­ stormy existence, have a well- GOVERNOR (LATER U.S. in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The BUT THE LITURGY is just excoriated the hard­ seph Rutherford, who called Register. The entire liturgy of the trained corps of lawyers. SENATOR) John W. Bricker psychological as well as histori­ hearted unbelievers. ‘‘They Office and the Mass is differ­ the members of the Watch of Ohio, in refusing permission * URBAN J. VEHR, therefore,” St. John relates, T H E BACKGROUND of Tower Society the Witnesses cal, and the veiling of the ent during Passiontide. The this strange sect founded as for the Witnesses to use the Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver crosses has a meaning in both ‘‘took up stones to cast at Him; Psalm “Judica,” in the prayers of Jehovah, and stepped up but Jesus hid Himself, and the Watch Tower Society is the anti-Catholic activities. state fairgrounds for a con­ fields. at the foot of the altar, is given in the second volume of vention in Columbus, 0., in went out from the Temple.” omitted; no Gloria Patri is said Schedule of Forty Hours' Devotion Psychologically, the veiling Radio Replies (Radio Replies Rutherford said that in 1914 1940, read them a lesson in of the cross keeps its impact In the Papal chapel at Rome, at the Lavabo (washing of the Press S t Paul, Minn.). The God handed over to Christ full patriotism. “The constitutional ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER priest’s hands); and the Pref­ founder of • the movement, authority over the world, guarantee and the right of Week of April 4, Pettion Sunday ace of the Cross is used. Charles T. Russell, was born in which resulted in a war in religious worship run to all Denver, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Sacramental World St. Joseph, because March is the U.S. in 1852. At first a heaven between the good an­ people and all groups of peo- Denver, St. Leo's Church his month, may be excepted Congregationalist, he moved gels led by Christ and Satan ' pie,” he wrote. “One’s reli­ By Patricia McKanna clothe.s, dishes, without soap! from the rule of veiled statues into Seventh Day Adventism, and his minions. Satan was gious beliefs, however strong, Should we not then thank when Passiontide occurs at this and finally set himself up as a cast out of heaven (Ruther­ do not give him the right to CATHOLIC RADIO and TV LOG THE IDEA OF A SACRA­ daily the beneficent God who time. Joseph’s statue* may re­ prophet announcing the Sec­ ford did not explain how he deny the right of belief or MENT—the sensible sign of a has regard to the smallest of main unveiled if that custom ond Coming of Christ. The got back in!) and at once worship to any' other citizen. KOA, Denver KBOL, Boulder spiritual reality—is a familiar our daily needs, who provides prevails in the particular place central doctrine of Christian­ plunged the world into war. “At the first meeting in my one to any Catholic. Perhaps ASK AND ‘ LEARN—Sunday, SACRED HEART PROGRAM for our bodies as well as for and if the statue is situated ity, the Divinity of Christ, was World War I was stopped by office I was advised by repre­ 10:45 p.m. not so familiar is the idea of our souls, for this gift? outside the sanctuary. sentatives of your group that Every weekday at 7 a.m. the sacramental nature of all CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, KGEK, Sterling Consider life without glass. The cross, as was stated, is your members refused to sa­ 12 noon. material things. Perhaps no material so com­ unveiled on Good Friday, but lute the American flag. There KFEL, Denver HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS— Oil, bread, wine, water— bines usefulness with beauty the statues not until the Gloria A Losing Battle is no religious connotation in AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday, Saturday, 8:15 a.m. even when these things are as does this. I think of an of Holy Saturday’s Mass. Bv C. A. Balcerak does anyone greet me by saying, saluting or refusing to salute 5:30 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. KFEL-TV, Denver used in a non-sacramental etched plate—the center a rep­ IT IS SIGNIFICANT also I HAVE AN OLD RADIO “Good morning.” Instead I hear, the American flag. Loyalty to “Did you see that fight last ROSARY FOR PEACE—Sun- (Channel 21 way, they retain some of their resentation of the Trinity, the that black vestments are worn that I have cherished for at . the flag and to the government day, 10:45 p.m. sacred quality. It is impossible border 12 figures represent­ on Good Friday—the only least 10 years; It is small— night? . . . I hope you didn’t that it represents strengthens BISHOP SHEEN, Vifo Is to divorce them from the re­ ing the 12 months—in a New commemoration of Our Lbrd eight inches long and four miss the Ed Sullivan show . . . and never weakens one’s re­ FAMILY THEATER—Sunday, Worth Living,” Tuesdays, Wasn’t that Red Skelton a 7:30-8 p.m. ality they symbolize. Not so York museum. 1 think of a that permits funereal attire. inches high—but I have had ligious convictions. That flag 7:30 p.m. ' obvious is the sacramental glass of orange juice in sun­ The whole tenor of Passion­ trouble with it only Aince. That panic! . . .” is a guarantee of your right SACRED HEART PROGRAM INSIDE OUR PAROCHIAL I have tried to parry these . —Sunday, 11 p.m. quality of such ordinary things light. I think of straw-en­ tide is that of sorrow—deep was just recently, when I failed as well as that of every other SCHOOLS, Saturdays, 3:30 as soap, glass, and beer. cased wine-bottles, colored mourning over the sad fact to adjust it and heard Liber- questions several times. The citizen to his religious be­ KTLN, Denver beautifully from age. And win­ ace’s voice. In my haste to last time a fellow asked me one lief. . . . I should explain that I use that man’s weakness and ob­ I FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— KBTV, Denver dows—what figure better rep­ stinacy -in sin could find rep­ switch stations, I brushed it off of these questions, he added, “The second principle which I Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. (Channel 9) the word “sacramental” in a resents the way of grace than the dresser and it hit the floor. condescendingly, “Oh, I forgot, your group emphasized at the very restricted sense: I wish to aration, according to God’s I KFKA, Greeley REGIS COLLEGE, "Treasure does that of sunlight stream­ plan, only in the bloody death ’ L had to have a tube replaced. vou don't have ------.” I felt time of your first meeting here : AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday, suggest by it the idea of a ing through glass? Liberace escaped injury. as depressed as though some­ was your refusal to bear arms Chest of Knowledge”— Every spiritual reality symbolized by of the Son of God on the cross. I 12:30 p.m. other Thursday, 6:15 p.m. Originally, the radio was one had accused me of using a even if this nation which pro­ the material, acd shining GOD SHOULD BE praised This is a sobering thought, and toothpaste without chlorophylphyl in all things and for all things, one that should give rebirth, in given to one of my nephews as tects yOu should be attacked. through it, so to speak. Every a Christmas present. One day in it. “it is a sorry day for Amer­ thing, living or non-living, for there is no thing which the heart of all Christians, to a I CAN RECALL, when I was does not exemplify His mercy. strong resolution unto good. he decided to investigate it to ica when any group refuses to good or bad (that is, used.or see what made it play and after a young lad, walking over to honor and defend the flag misused) is, in itself, sacred. that it-no longer did. Following my grandfather’s house and lis­ which protects them, gives a traditional Polish family cus­ tening to him relate some an­ them more freedoms, oppor­ EVERYTHING IS SA­ cient but charming stories Hear CRED, first of- all, because Children’s Ward tom, my brother presented the tunities, and privileges than created by God, and anything radio to me. I had it repaired about life and customs in the are enjoyed under any other that comes from God is holy: By Dan Sustbick “Ham” acting, sagging belts for $3 and for the past decade old country. I used to enjoy flag in this whole wide world.” The fallen angels themselves THE FOLLOWING STORY and holsters, impossible riding we have been inseparable com­ them and the candy he dis­ ASK and LEARN may or may not be true. and shooting, were translated panions. pensed to me added to their are holy in so far as they ex- flavor. i.st—it is only in their ac­ It could, however, quite into dare-devil virtues of pio­ It has traveled with me from neer he-men who “built the 'New York to South Bend, to Now when I approach a A D a ^ tion—their opposition to God likely happen, taking into con­ friend’s hous; it is usually dark —that they are evil. Every­ sideration the impressionable West.” The brutal mob-lynch­ Bridgeport, Las Vegas, and KOA ing of the black-haired villain Chicago, and has finally come except for a wicked ray of thing is sacred, secondly, be­ imagination of boyhood and a light. I pad up to the door like cause of the reason for its ex­ boy’s inherent art of mimicry. (the villain must always be to rest in Denver. It plays well. Of Prayer istence. All things created black haired) became an ap­ We are good friends. But like a puma and gingerly paw open And in this day with the ever the door. A sinister voice from AS WE ENTER Passiontide 10:45 were created for the service of present influence of question­ plause-meriting, manly act of young fellow who gets justice. married and finds that he has the gloom hisses, “Shh . . . this Sunday, April 4, it is well of man, and for the immediate able radio programs,TV shows, ‘Dragnet’ is on . . .” Spdech- to remember that probably EVERY SVyO iY EFEA7AC or ultimate end of leading man and movies, it might be well After the movie, seven dif­ to give up his old cronies, I am ferent closets were raided for a,raid I too will have to for­ less, I sit down for an hour (if never in the history of the to God. No misuse of a created for parents to dwell on it for I am lucky), then the lights are world has the Church as a thing — or person — can des­ a bit. . . . dad’s discarded hat, and soon sake my little music box. Questions on religion submitted by the radio IT IS NOT MARRIAGE that turned on and someone will whole been so privileged to troy its innate sacredness. a group of boys of the year greet me warmly by saying, audience answered on the archdiocesan broad­ A Few Hours of Glory 1954, gathered together in a is at the core of the trouble. share suffering with Christ. cast. The commonness of some little wood near the river, were The problem is more in the na­ “When did you come in?” History has known its Neros things, as well as the misuse of HAMLIN CITY HOSPITAL ture of a divorce. It is not a And the elderly ladies will and its Diocletians, and his­ Booklet on Catholic Church available free of has a ward reserved for a spe­ living in 1854, riding big sit for hours, entranced by the others, sometimes leads us to black or white stallions in­ new love encroaching on my old tory has seen its martyrs by cost to all inquirers, forget this. Thus, having our­ cial kind of suffering. It is the love; it is an unwanted love hairy-chested he-men of the the thousands, but never has selves no need for a particular kind of suffering manifested stead of broomsticks. wrestling arena. Crocheting, history seen persecution _ on ’ WRITE TO only by bewildered looks from that is forcing me tj dispose of ASK .4>D LEARN, Station KOA thing—coffee, for example— A VILLIAN was needed. a faithful friend. darning, socks, designing dress­ the scale and of the diabolical large eves that solemnly won­ Billy’s wavy dark hair and es—these like the art of con­ Denver 2, Colorado we are apt to condemn its use For a long time I have had cleverness that it experiences by others. Or, seeing the great der WHY? dark, expressivj eyes — the a premonition that we would versation are relics of days today. abuses that are made of whis­ They call it the “children’s pride of his mother and older have to part. Ju.st a short time gone by. It is because Passion Sun­ key, wine, beer, we condemn ward.” sisters — became a o.ne-way ago, however, I was brought I AM SOMEWHAT day is the day that begins the M.Ain 5314 the thing instead ^of the Bse Nine-year-old Billy Simes is ticket to the hospital, or worse. head on with the shocking ASHAMED to ask guests over drama of the Passion that re­ made of it. The example of there. Dark haired, with large (All villians must have black reality 1 have tried so hard to to- my place, lest they miss deems the world that the Holy • the prohibitionists is obvious dark eyes, he is a small boy hair). escape. their favorite programs. And Father has called oh Catholics here. who knows only that Ke is in Billy did not mind much, I had invited some friends how they do know these pro­ everywhere to dedicate that F. J. KIRCHHOF IT MIGHT BE A LITTLE pain and not really why he is the boys said, when they tied over to my modest apartment grams! They appear to know day to prayer for the suffer­ DIFFICULT to think of soap there—or how long they will the thin cord clothesline, bor­ for dinner. After dinner, we sat the TV schedules far better ings of Christians behind the as being sacred. Yet consider keep him. rowed from a “vigilante” around and gossiped and I ven­ than they do the Ten Com­ Iron Curtain. BECAUSE THAT SUFFER­ life without soap. How un­ Bandages, swathing his thin neighbor’s back yard, tightly tured the question, “Have you mandments. Construction Co. pleasant unclean people would around his chest. Or when they heard about Graham Greene’s I read recently where Arch­ ING goes on in silence, be­ chest, hide the raw, encircling cause those Christians hide, be! How dangerous, for ex­ wound that sends a branch threw the rope over a low latest?” bishop John O’Hara of Phila­ ample, would be a hospital branch of a cottonwood. One of the women immedi­ delphia suggested that people are imprisoned, or are mar­ snaking over his right shoul­ tyred in almost complete ano­ whose walls and floors could der, around his neck. A wound “Well he did kinda yell,” ately responded with, "No. give up \^iatching “twisted BUILDERS one of the boys said reflec­ What channel is it on?’’ vision” for Lent. Cruel! Ask nymity, that part of the Mysti­ not be washed with soap! How which, attending doctors say, cal Body has been called the dffficificult • to carry out the sim­ may doom the lively boy to a tively, “when we jerked him Voila tout, brother! It was them to give up candy, movies, We Appreciate Your Patronage ple operation of washing off his feet.” the climax of a long series of drinking, even to stop eating, “Church of Silenc.e.” life of hobbled movement or but don’t ask the aummum On Passion Sunday, Cath­ months of wheelchair conva­ But when he started kick­ incidents which have gradually Best instruefion weakened my resistance. saerificium. olics throughout the world will 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. lescence. ing. . . .? give voice to that “Church of Pius XI in his encyclical on You can see, howevqr, the “Well, gee, mister, he was ONE DAY I WAS PRES­ I am no crusader. I like to ENT at an informal party and watch a good musical program, Silence.” It will be a voice the Feast of the King;ship of painted bruises on his face supposed to. The guy in the that calls not to the press to established i»g( Christ (Dec. 11, 1925) asserted and arms that were fruit of things were proceeding along in a comedy, or a fight, but when movies did. We thought he one spends hours daily at these give publicity but to God to that “the people are better in­ boyish enthusiasm for games, was actin’ real good.” fine fashion. The glass on the diabolical disturber of domestic pastimes it is inevitable that give reward and, if it be His structed in the truths of faith grown to vicious, though In the movie, of course, the will, release. It will be a voice by the annual celebration of ' thoughtless, brutality. peace was a$ smooth and placid other necessary obligations will black-hearted villain, receiving as glazed ice on a freshly swept be omitted. of millions asking God to give The American Fixture Co. our sacred mysteries [i. e., by BILLY, STILL DRUGGED his just due, was dragged these suffering faithful the active partiflpation in the lit­ hockey rink. We played cards, 1 HAVE NOT HAD the from dope, cannot give you a after he was hanged, and left listened to some records, and courage yet to enter an appli­ grace to persevere in their )- Manoftctarcrt pf urgy] than by even^he weight­ coherent account of how it all lying on the plains while the present and coming trials. iest pronouncements of the just talked. The serenity did ance store to inquire about the ir Church Pews and Altars happened. vigilantes went home. prices of these mechanical mar­ And, as the voice of true h, teaching of the Church.” The boys were quiet and sad not last. Someone had to ripple Church Furniture But six boys can. Six thor­ these extremely old-fashioned vels. Instead, just to satisfy my Christian charity, it will pray m oughly frightened boys, grief- when they heard Billy might customs by crackling, “Hey, guests, I am buying tickets to not only for the persecuted Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures “And by this can we be stricken over their pal. never walk again, or might there’s a good fight on tonight. see if I can win one. I hope I but for the persecutors them­ is have to have a wheelchair or Milluork of All Kinds sure that we know Him [Jesus Billy went with them to the Let’s see if we can get it.” So am not lucky too soon. I keep selves.— (Peoria Register) to Christ], if we keep His com­ movies. • crutches for a long time. there we sat, struck dumb by telling myself that I will try in mandments. He who sayij that fo r none are so close to F. J. Kirrhhof, Pres. - MA. , 0168 . c. For a scant hour they sat THEY LIKED BILLY. And the progress of science. The to hold out as long as “One r- C. F. Stahl, Vice Pres. ^236 Arapahoe St he knows Him, and.does not absorbed before the flickering besides, he was the best sec­ party broke up soon afterward. Man’s Family” stays on the Christ as those-who come to n A/cnvcry C/oloe keep His commandments, is a pictures and relived the “glo- ond baseman in the whole At work I am beginning to air, but I fear 1 am fighting a Him in sanctified suffering.— liar” (I John i, 3-4). ries of the Wild West.” neighborhood, feel like an outsider. No longer losing battle. (Anqnymous) I 4

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TA. 9888 ► EVELYN’S SLIP COVER and^ 12 colleges throughout the Rocky the firstlii plenary session. rent for $86. $6,000 equity. 1 Swaeney'i Apts. 3 and 3 room apt*. ) DRAPERY SHOP < Globe Television & Mountain region will descend ELHSDALE HEIGHTS block to Catholic school. Let Vary clean. Children allowad. At that time, the province 48 New Brick Homea 14318 E. Colfax Ave. EM. 8-6894 ►Let us help you with your^ upon the c|impus of Adams chairman and province treasurer tenants pay for it. ► decorating problems, custom^ Radio Center State College in Alamosa to par­ Now Under Conitruction Available soon, 8 rm. apt. partly turn. will give reports. Other business Near bus line. HA. 4-8468. ► made draperies and slip cov-( Appliances 1 ticipate in , the annual Inter­ will include reports given by the Near Chriat the King 2 - 3 & 4 bdrms. with base­ One Block to Preaeotation )eri. CompUta installation. 4 mountain Province Newman Club Double ments. Cure d’Ars Parish, 35th Clean buffet, utilities, reasonable to rm* Radios 1 presidents of the various New­ 2 bdrm. frame, full diningrm., ployed person. GL. 0669. MRS. HARRY SHERMAN < | | Federation convention to be man Clubs in the Intermountain $17,800 & Dahlia to Elm. garage. On small lot. $6,950. Television 1 •rm. apt, utilities furnished, unlimited MSOl Pearl RA. 36364li staged the week end of April 2, Province. A sotial-mixer is sched­ 773-775 Elm St. Quality bull, by Flgher For appt. call Charlei F. telephone. Will give child care. GR. 0696. Admiral Packard Bell g 3, and 4. uled to follow the meeting. !\!ary Bagshaw $12,750 to $15,750 Ortiz, WE. 6-1460, represent­ Druggists Salei & Service -- The Adams State College Following a Communion break­ Convenient to shopping and ing Zollingers of Lakewood, Room! to Rent Furnished 31 Member of Holy Rotary Pariah s Newman Club Federation in­ SP. lis t BE.3-1313 YOUR PRESCRIPTIOfTI fast in the Sacred Heart Church, trani. 25% down. Inc., BE. 3-6647. Large Dormer room with twin beds in will be Ailed correctly at 4,519 Washington cludes colleges and universtities delegates will break up into vari­ private home in Lakewood, one or two WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY from Colorado, Utah, and Wyom­ ous groups to take part in panel John F. Bruno ladle*. BK 3-6716 altar 7 p.m. Ph. SP. 9766 1096 South Gaylord SL AC. 0066 in g . discussions, committees, and a 521 Cherokee Realtor BY OWNER Largt bsaemint room with Sreplace. Dry Cleaning LEO J. ARKO, Prop. Under the guidance of Paul workshop at the Adams State Reduced to $14,600. O-room rtneb type twin beds—ont or two man. Call Hart, convention chairman and DE. 4266 brick, full basement. Urge lots, on circle BE 8-6716 after T P.M. campus from 9 to 12 Saturday Vacant I drive off Colo. Blvd. in 2600 block graduate student at Adams marning, April 3. 3 famished eltsn nnits. Nesr bus. 22nd A Kearney EA. 8125. 8980 Hsddon Road. Nice rm. with twin beds, privata ent. Perry's Cleaners State, plans are being completed storts tnd 8t. Jossph*s school and near bath. Ideal for two men or employed WHY TAKE CHANCES? If The various comittee meet­ Modern 2*Bdrm. house near Our Lady of father and ion. 666 So. Pearl St. RA. 4 to accommodate Newman Club church. Attractivo orieo and tarnis. T 3407. Good Cleaning ings will include: Resolutions, Grace Ohureh. Will trade or sell. Call ^mzRC K E IS NUNO FINERNNCR SERVICE members from Colorado Univer­ KG. 7050. Green Stamps sity, the University of Wyoming, constitution, nominations, John K£. 4079 «g«nt For sale by owner Mile, for Sale- 34 SERVICE a \ the University of Utah, Colorado Henry Cardinal Newman Honor Lost and Found- PIcIrap and Dallvcry CALLS .'Vward, and ways and means. A 2 bedroom home, full base­ FOR SALE—3 yards beautiful Damask 2027 W, Alameda RA. 9855 A. & M. College, the Universit linen cloth from Ireland. Has IHih T VALL ™ MAKES 2 M workshop on the Confraternity ment. Near Presentation KOUND—A good pile* to itll thoae symbols. Includes 12 napkins. Initialed ■ *4 11 MAKES 4 a V U of Denver, Colorado State Col article* for which you have no further ALL WORK GUARANTEED lege of Education, Utah State of Christian Doctrine will be con­ School. uac. Order an ad in the ClasalAcd Section S.W.H. KE. 7466. Electric Wiring University, Colorado College, ducted by Mary Anne Pleasant of Th. Rcglatar. KE. 4206, ExL 16. Mile, for Rent- 35 Western State College of Colo­ of the University of Colorado. 327 Hooker St. WE. 5-0635 Resident and Rcmodallng Work 6 MONTHS ;; Stamps 2-a Araiiabl. apace to suit any purpose in Range installation a specially rado, Pueblo Junior College, Trin­ Luncheon Planned the clasiifled eolumna of the Rtflater. Free eatimitea. All work guarantewi CASH IV'EEDED idad Junior College, and Weber Write today for our free price lists on KE. 4266, ExL 16, aek for Ulsa Baker. Amco EIcc. Co. FL. 6804 2720 Cook D a y S H . 2 4 0 1 . - \ i a l Luncheon will be served in collectionn, packets, albums, etc. Ideal Junior College. Near YEARS . . . Casa Bonita, the women’s dormi­ Stamp Co., P. O. Box 816. Augusta. Go. Furniture for Sole- 43 Fertilizer GOOD SERVICE FOR 14 As tentatively scheduled. tory, at 12 noon. The second Saint Catherine's 24,600 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS HILO B. WILSON—Top toil. fcrttllMr, Bishop Joseph C. Willging of plenary se.ssion will be staged on Personals 4 piece grey friese sectional davenport. a nama Pueblo will be the main speaker 4-1-.33 Decatur St. $200. 8061 Grape. DB. 2256. Road red ofh. gravel and fill dirt the campus from 1:30 to 5 p.m. 5 rm. brick, f.f. bsmL Can assume CAPES OR STOLES mado from your SP. 0102. yaa can s at a banquet the night of April At the afternoon session, com­ 16,000 loan. Reu. down payment. old fur coat. 817.30 for moat fora. Electrical Appliances---- 45 trust 3. Other dignitaries will include Cue Mfors Real Estate Dan Ilia Fur Shop, 811 Tabor TbiaUr COW fertiUMtfertilliar pulverizedpulverized. 38.60 yd.. mittee reports will be presented Bldg. AL. 8124. rough, 12.50 yd. WE. 6-4885. the national chaplain of the and approved. GR. 6109 NEW AND USED SAVE $ $ $ SAVE S S $ SAVE 3.1 Newman Club Federation, the POVERTY-STRICKEN a g * d peraoni Rafriftratori, waahari, ranfis Floor Sanding Rosary and Benediction will need home. Send gift, to Pfarrkurat Rev. Paul J. Hallinan, and Quin­ 32 GRANT — Clou to' SL PaUr Winfriad, Karlaruhc-Daramortfock, and telaviiions FRANK'S FLOOR SERVICE precede a banquet to be held in LOW PRICES EASY TERMS lan Halbeisen of Iowa State Col­ Francis de Sales’ Church. Ee- Franaiiktnerklualer. Carmtny. LAY, SAND AND FINISH the Sacred Heart Parish Hall Tested, approved and guar­ WORK OUAJUNTEED RA. 8149 lege, National Newman Club Saturday night. Bishop Willging cellent older home, 5 rooms,""2 MEN. Scalp treatmonta, tinta, faeUli, BUD^S TV & Federation president. miaaage, etc. LIrenacd male oparator anteed. Open every night Gutters will be the principal speaker. An bedrooms, full dining room, Evening appointments. Privau. Call Becker‘ ■ A----- Pistol 1 608 So. Bi roadway Presiding at the general busi­ Mention SH.2T77 ness meeting sessions will be inaugural ball, honoring newly part basement, new gas fur­ Mr. Al. TA. 2161. ex. 8. AMERICAN ROOFING SHEET METAL RADIO SERVICE nace. Across from Marehanta Park CONTRACTING COMPANY Patrick A. Kelley, province chair­ elected oficers, will be staged on CAPES. STOLES, mad* from your old Shopping Center. the Adams State-College campus THE SH. 0015 ■ SP. 8858 coat, 326. Jaeketa, remodeling, repairing. Gutters rm irad & replacad. GuaranUed. TV Horn* Call* man of the Intermountain Prov­ Guar, workmanahlp. Oirl'i Fur Shop l^rougnly Experiantad, DependabI*. \ following the banquet. The con­ MeINTYRE-PETERSON METER PLAN Phone for Free Satimata, CH. 8466 ince. Mr. Kelley is a junior vention will close Sunday morn­ EA. 1910. 886 Univ. Blvd. REFRIGERATION $4.00 student at the University of Colo­ REGISTER REALTY GUTTERS repaired or 'repiseid. Free ing, April 4, following a Com­ t No money down, a aoin a day. rado. Education and Instruction 7 Frlgidalre, G.E„ Phileo, Keivlnstor eat, Immed. aervtee. GR. 9264.______TV Rapair* on Cradit munion breakfast at the Sacred Marian Year when 29.5 So. Ogden GLENDALE FURN. OPEN EVES. GUTTiaifl AND DOWNSPOUTS Easy Tarm* Heart Church. PBX SWITCHBOARD 2021 W. 32nd AVE. OR. 4700 FREEEE ESTIMATES To Be Theme _ The Newman Club is a reli­ St. Francie de Sales' LARRY PRATT — WE.6429B potronixing Plus reoeptiontat training. BuaineM Dogs, Cats, F«t<' 54 ‘4036 Tejon St. The general theme for the con­ gious organization made up of Parish demand* trained perionnel. All agea. Landscaping vention will be the “Marian Catholic students in secular in­ Free placemant for thoie who qualify. Rare Albino Hamiten 310 pair; Golden Year.” In carrying out the gen­ stitutions of higher learning advertisers Hamsters 32 pair. Doll's Small Stock GR. 7824 Large Family Home Switchboard School Farm, 1326 Speneer Ave., Marion, Ind. Blvd. Lawn & Garden eral theme, three panel discus­ throughout the United States Completely modernised. 4 bdrms.. sions will be held during the con­ and Its possessions. Most New­ Training to 6 Weeks Chinchillas 55o ROTO-TILLING 2 baths, 2 story brick, llvingrm.. Day or Evening LEVELING NEW LAWNS vention. Schools conducting the man Clubs are affiliated with 26x14 with fireplace, has 61 yds. of 1450 Logan 6t. KE. 4762 Rubbish Removal panel discussions will be the Uni­ the National Newman Club Fed­ Reglaterad preilfle Chinehillas at raodast COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER 1# to w carpeting, beautiful traveree prises. Fully guaranteed. Agnaa Ann AND SEEDS versity of Colorado, Colorado eration with headquarters at drapee. tile kitchen, master bdrm. Will teach piano and organ to you and ChIncMIia Farm, 448 Spruce, Garwood. J , S . KEYS—For service anywhere in State College of Education, and' Washington, D.C. Tne national Register Want Ads your children. OoMleal and popular. N. J. Specialising in nete city limitx of Denver. ElA. 3558. 21x16. Must see Inside to appreciate. Chaa. Myere, 289 So, Grant. RA. 4157. Merion Blue lyOtcns the University of Wyoming. organization is divided into dis­ Full Prioa $14,500 Business for Sale- 56 Slenderizing Service Activities will start Friday, tricts known as provinces, of Cali KE. 4205, Ext. 16 Practical Nurses 320 So. Colo. BWd. FL. 6032 .4pril 2, with registration from which the Intermountain Prov­ MABEL LEWELLYN NOTICE . 2 to 6 p.m. in the foyer of the ince is one of 16. I Are urgently * needed. RegUter now for People may wish to dial with you per­ Green Thumb Nursery REDUCEl administration building. Follow­ This will be the first year that FR.9145 PE.3715 [day or night cloaeee. Phono KC. 1271 or sonally, but may not remember the name ing Ko.sary and Benediction in write Nureing. 1177 Oroni. No free labor of your Arm. An "Ad _ In ClaaslRed," _ or New Lawns, fertilizer, land­ THE SAFE & EASY WAY Adams State College is host to required. th* "Sarvice Directory" will inaura thoae scaping. Terms. Bonded and the Sacred Heart Church in Ala­ an Intermountain Province con­ For Sale, 2 bedroom home, portly fur- call* for you. KE. 4206. KxL 16. nUhed, 7V^ bloekt to Catholio lehoo). Children's Nurseries > 11 licensed in Colo. Spot Rcducing-Pine Vapor Baths mosa, delegates will assemble in vention. Classified Ads Pay 1628 Main, LmaJeville, Cok). 1 am ready to help you write or figure Scientific Swedish Massage out yeaulti, tatting copy for your ada In Free Estimate ABC PLAY SCHOOL thaa* claaaifiad eolumna. Ulsa Bakar, BILL EPPING by Ina Pra-aehool and Kindcrgartra KE. 4206, ExL 16. 1236 Galapago St. MA. 9817 DE. 7335 140 Cook .Sacrific* monay making rug and fumi BEHY K. MALONEY REGISTER WANT AD ORDER BUNK CHILD CARF„ PAYS. MY LICENSED tur* ciaaning bualneaa. Real opportunity HOME. 616 STUART. MA. 1883. aggressive penon or couple.1. TATA.2711. “for Lawnmowers Shorpaned SLENDERIZING STUDIO Situations Wanted Female 14 ILLNESS OF H. C. TALBOTT MAKES 116E. 9thAVE. AC. 0996 Place Your Ad Before available Rawleigh Busineea in N. Jeffer­ AlUratlons and plain aewing. Pricas son County. Trad* wall eatabliahad for Sharpened on precision reasonable. 1248 So. .SL Paul. RA. 1807. ovar 20 yaari. Exoaptlonal opportunity for hustler. See H. C. 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EA. 4901 Addressing, mailing, typing, bookkeeping '47 Delus* 4-Dr. Plymouth LITTLE done in my home. OH. 9116.______Excellent tires and condition Tree Service 1 2 3 4 5 throughput. Radio end heater. Help Wanted Female------17 Private owner. Will sacrifice. G a PBUNINC. SPRAYING. AND Can you earn 340 weekly addressing Dis­ $345 TRANSPLANTING ^ play Postcards. Enclose itampad, ad- Careful stlcttlve pruning for Im-, 6 7 8 9 10 dresaad enyalope; writ* Allan Co., War II W. tlth. CH.37ti ► proved app.sranc* of yaur tr*«a and t saw, Indiana.______Call tvtt.. SaL A Sun. I ^i« latatn posalbls storm dsmsg*. Help Wanted, Mole 18 ►SCHULHOFF TREE^ 87 . 11 12 13 14 15 Convolescent Homes A 1 MRS. GIDEON'S REST HOME SERVICE ; W ANTED 2741 Fed. Blvd. OL. 9816 AL. 5548 HA. 4-6112 ^ 16 17 18 19 20 MT. 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Thursday, April 1, 1954 Office, 938 Bonjtoelc Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 RAGE FIFTEEN Arvada Parish to Hold iTaik on Blessed Pius X Slated at 31. Sacrament

(Blessed Secrameut Parish, tended Bleseed Sacrament grade groups in the parish, has placed Sisters in Littleton mors thin 1st Town, Country Fair Denver) * school. The young couple and a box, complete with cards fulfilled the hopes of the small Pope Pius X and “his way to their daughter will spend the and a pencil, in the back of the group that planned the party un­ summer in. Denver. church for the convenience of der the chairmanship of Mrs. Atvada. — (Shrine of St.' sanctity’’ will be the subject of fancj'work for the booth and for the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold Members of the Altar and newcomers. All newcomers in tile JanVies Eakins, with Mrs. Henry Anne) — The first annual S t items, to fill the cedar chest Each V. Camphell’s talk on Friday, parish are requested to register J. Vellmure as cochairman. Anne’s Town and Country Fair committee is making over-all Rosary Society and the PTA April 9, when the Altar and Ro­ will receive Communion in a their names and addresses, so More than 500 guests attended will be held July 9-10. Edwin P. woman in the parish will be con­ sary Society convenes. that a member of the Christian Walsh is general chairman. A tacted by letter regarding the group in the 8 o’clock Mas* on the affair which, although city­ The meeting will be held in Sunday, April 4. All women Family Movement may call and wide, was held in the Blessed meeting for progress reports by sewing project within the next welcome them into the parish. chairman of the various booths week. one of the small rooms adjacent in the parish are invited. Sacrament hall through the cour­ to the cafeteria, and will be pre­ The Men’s Club will meet in About 450 men, women, and tesy of Monsignor Campbell. will be held Thursday, April 1, at The Altar and Rotary So­ the school cafeteria on Wednes­ children attended the second 8 p.m. in the parish hall. ciety will meet Tuesday, April ceded by the recitatiiyi of the The Carmel Club was organ­ Rosary in the church at 1 o’clock. day evening, April 7, at 8:30, Marian Year pilgrimage from the Since more help is needed all 6. Recitation of the Rotary parish March 28. The pilgrim­ ized on Dec. 22, 1953, in the All women of the parish are in­ following the Lenten devotions. home of Mrs. Eakins, and it has tnteresVed parishioners are in­ will be held at 8 p.m. in the The entertainment feature for age was led by the Rev. Anton vited to attend this meeting. A church followed by the buti- vited. now developed into a series of Because of Holy Week St. An­ the evening will be the 1953 foot- J. Borer, S.M.B. decision upon the item to be used nett meeting in the parish The entire Easter Monday groups that meet once a month. as, the big attraction will be hall. Plant will be made for a thony’s Circle has advanced its Anyone in the city who would meeting date to Thursday, April ball committee, numbering made at this meeting. dance to be held shortly after about 35, and headed by Mrs. like further information about Ed Rodewald has been ap­ Easter. Mrs. LeRoy Baren< 8, at 12 o’clock. They will be the purpose of these clubs is in­ guests of Mrs. David Douglas, Don Kirley, met March 30 to pointed solicifations chairman. berg will be dance chairman. report progress. Monsignor vited to call the president, Mrs. Mrs. G. A. Huck is (^airman of Signed slips listing plant dona­ with Mrs. Harry E. White as co­ Eakins, EA. 8636, or the treas­ hostess at the luncheon and Campbell addressed (^e group, the women’s booth committee. tions for the garden shrubbery stressing the importance of the urer, Mrs. Vellmure, EA. 5270. The refreshment booth will be and plant sale and auction Girl Scouting's Norma Jean Dugan, a pre-senior scout oi St. bridge. Philoraena’s Troop 156, left, views the Curved Mr. and Mrs. William M. Boast success of the Easter Monday Scout Carnival under the chairmanship of Mrs. should be returned to the box in ball, especially ainca it is the _ All the Boy Scout organiza­ George Seubert A special the vestibule-of the church. The Bar Award, the highest honor in girl scout­ (Mary Frances Casmon) of Kim­ Highest Honor ing, which was presented to .three girls from ball, Neb., announce the birth only large fund-raising project tions are preparing for the scout feature in the food department comftiittee is making over-all in the parish. The support of carnival in the gymnasium on will bb Italian sausage sand­ plans now for this sale, which troop 156 at a court of award. Patty Bennett, center, and Donna of a girl, Mary Susan. The Struck display the new and highest honor award on their badge sash, paternal grandparents are Mr. each parishioner would make April 24. Troop 145 will work wiches and pizsa made by Mrs. will be held May 15-16. Profit it an unqualified success. on its project at the meeting Jennie ^ a n o . Mrs. F. G. Hol­ Realized from this sale will be and Miss Dugan holds her award in her hand. Approximately 85 and Mrs. G. A. Boast, and the gprls are associated in scouting work in St, Philomena’s School.— maternal great-grandparents are Carmel Benefit Friday, April 2. Post 145 will land will be faneywork booth added to the school fund. Mrs. meet Monday, April 5, in the old chairman, and Mrs. Margaret J. A. Doussard is chairman. Mrs. (Photo by Van’s Studio) Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas H. Kelly Called Success of this parish. Mary Frances at­ school hall. Besides the plans for Weskamp will be in charge of Emily Stepenski will act as + + + + ■"+' The success of the recent bene­ the carnival there will be some the filled cedar chest to be secretary for the project fit card party .sponsored by the instructions in vocational train­ awarded at the Fair. The telephone committee will Carmel Club for the Carmelite ing. Mrs. Holland was hostess to a be composed of Mmes. A. R. luncheon on March 31 for mem­ Peterson, G. H. Gilbert, and Crowds at Novena at St. Philomena's bers of the sewing booth com­ George • Biller, with Mrs. Don mittee, who are Mmes. Mar­ Schaaf as chairman. Mrs. Gail (St. Philomena’s Parish, Denver) those unable to make evening faithfully made the novena. garet Weskamp, Ed Rote, George Rumley will handle the advertis­ Crowded church services services. Parishioners will be' The Abbey Singers of Canon Wood, John Schmitt, L. E. King, ing and publicity for the sale. nightly and each morning after enrolled in the Miraculous Medal City presented a proj being given Davitt this week will terminate and in the evening from 7:30 Fink, Marshall Sanders, and Mrs. George K. Billings,. and PTA will receive Communion those children who will be mem­ corporately on Sunday, April 4, Pa.ssion Sunday, April 4. There W ALXrX HILL to 9 in preparation for the first bers of the First Communion Elected to the credit commit- will be services Thursday, Fri­ Friday. April 2. Masses on Fri­ class. First Communion will be tee were Nick Jamison, Mrs. Jo­ The proceeds of this drive will in the 8:15 Mass. be used for needed equipment The Marriage Forum will day, and Saturday nights at 7 :30 SHOPPING CfNTfR day will be at 6:30 and 8. held in May. The Sisters of seph Balzano, and C. J. Boeding. p.m. The mission will close Suri- Loretto from Holy Family School Clement Dompierre, Gene Noble, for the scouts. meet Sunday afternoon, April Altar Society to Meet The Altar and Sanctuary Cir­ 4, in St. Philomena’s Church day, April 4, with the Papal conduct the catechism classes. and Thomas Barrego were Blessing at 4 o’clock. The Altar and Rosary Society Father Paul Reed, chaplain of elected to the supervisory com­ cle will meet Wednesday, April at 3 o’clock for renewal of the will meet Thursday, April 8, at Glbckner-Penrose Hospital in mittee. 7, in the home of Mr.*. John marriage vows. All are invited. Since April 2 is the first Fri­ 12:30 p.m. in the church hall for Dcchant, 2515 S. Hazel Court. Prayers are requested for the day of the month Mas-ses will be Colorado Springs, is the speaker Immediately following this following seriously ill: Rene Ray­ &Tile luncheon. The Rosary will be re­ at the Wednesday evening devo­ meeting, the board held its first The Mother Cabrini Circle at 5:30, 6, 7, and 8. Confessions cited at 1:15 in_ the church, fol­ meeting. Mr. Brovsky was elect­ will meet Monday, April 5, in mond, child of Mr. and Mrs. John will be heard Thursday after­ tions at 7:45. Raymond; John L. Shea^ and noon from 4 to 5 and Friday egtimateB lowed by a business meeting in Marian Year devotions are ed president, Father Schmitt, the home of Mrs. Marga Car- > roll, 1867 S. Irving. Peter Januks. evening after the services. Con­ the church basement. A musical held every Sunday at 4 p.m. A vice president; Mr. Sanders, ArmstrongA RStMatiaAVl flr I«lInlaid Linoleum program will be presented by the The Ave Maria Circle will meet The Altar and Rosary Society fessions swill be heard at the Holy Hour is held every Satur­ treasurer; Mr. Fink, recorder; will ipeet Monday afternoon, same hours on Saturday after­ Fiddle String Octet, made up day evening beginning at 7:30 and Mrs. Billings, publicity Monday, April 5, in the home of of violin pupils of Mrs. James Mrs. Arleen White, 1650 S, Val­ April 5. -in the school library at noon and ■ evening. Confessions RCMIVANT SALE 30 TO 50%' p.m. and concluding with novena chairman. The board then adopt­ 1 o’clock. are heard before each morning Mooney. All women in the parish devotions to St. Aime and Bene­ ed policies in conformity with lejo. Savings on a fine selection of patterns .and sites are invited. The St. Frances Cabrini Club Mass during the week. diction at 8:15 p.m. the Credit Union National Asso­ Marian Pilgrimage will be entertained by Mrs. P. E. Denvar, Colo. 3441 E. 28th Ava. FR. 1640 ciation. Since Sunday is the closii^ of Every member of the parish Carey, 3328 E. 13th Avenue, the. mission, it is general (Com­ The credit committee elected will take part in the Marian Year Friday, April 2, in her home. munion day for all parishioners Mr. Jamison, chairman, and Mrs. pilgrimage honoring our Blessed and all families are urged to re­ CLOCK RADIOS 14 PRICE ST. THERESE PARISH-AURORA Balzano, clerk. The supervisory Mother Sunday, April 4. A car­ ceive Communion. committee elected Mr. Dom­ avan of cars will leave the rec­ Philosophers' Group Patroniae These Friendly Firms pierre, chairman, and Mr. Noble, The first general meeting that tory at 3 o’clock and will pro­ was held last week for the PROMPT SERVICE CALLS clerk. ceed to Our Lady of Lourdes Asks Dr. Edword Smith The credit union is now open coming August carnival was well ON ALL TV SETS and Mother of God Churches attended. Preliminary plans were I for business. Mr. Sanders, 1950 and the Immaculate Conception To Take Part in Meet organized and the R t Rev. Mon­ QUALITY CLEANING S. ‘Hazel Court, WE. 4-9142, Cathedral. A plenary indulgence, Dr..Edward Smith, a graduate signor Charles Hagus had dis­ d W U fU L ReasoaabU Prices should be contacted. granted by the Holy Father, can closed that another bazaar meet­ TELEVISION CLINIC, INC. Baptized were William Gale, be obtained by assisting. of Cathedral High School, Den­ ver, has been invited to partici­ ing will be held the latter part 3 'D D tL Associated Cleaners son of Mr. and Mrs. William Eleven converts, nine adults of April. 3515 E. 28th at Madison — FL. 2974 Wait Bsdscr, Prop. Brite; Timothy Lowell, son of and two teacaga boys, will be pate in the convention of the Open F n. Picksp A D.llrtry Mr. and Mrs. Verne Russell; and baptixad this Saturday in tbo American Philosophy of Educa­ The Men’s Club will sponsor Antoinette Mary, daughter of tion Society, to be held in Kan­ 11203 E. Colfax EM. 6-9490 parish rectory. an Easter ham games party WALNUT HILL SHOPPING CENTER 6 Days—8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Orist A. Madonna, The women of the Altar and sas City, Mo., on April 12, 13, April 8 at 8 p.m. in Hagus The Boy Scout paper driva and 14. He will present a paper Available Lockers - Rosary Society will receive Com­ Hall. Twenty genuine ham* NOME Rexali will ba held Saturday, April munion Sunday, April 4, in the on progressive education. Invi­ will be given away and a com­ 200 lbs. A 300 lbs. 3. It would be impossible for 8 0,’clock Mass. tations must be made by a mem­ plete Easter dinner will be fea­ DRUG the boys to cover the entire "The Holy Name Society will ber of the society through Stan tured as tha grand attraction. REALTY SHOP 10247 E. Colfax Avc. 11610 Montrltw pariah, so parishioners are meet Tuesday, April 6, in the ford University. A snack (tar will also be fea­ EM. 1-5460 to bring their papers to Dr. Smith is a teacher of phi­ EM. 6-0311 parish hall. The men of the par­ tured. SHAMPOO EM. 6-3521 the parish hall by 10 o'clock. ish are invited to attend. losophy at the De Paul Univer­ Bit* four Doctor esU n for Father James L. Ahern has SPECIAL & SET $1.00 "W* Do Ptocessinf A Corine” sity. in Chicago. He holds a doc­ Prsserlptlea Stnic* riOSHT StSBSI torate in philosophy from Ot­ diclosed that the inquiry classes tawa University in Canada. He that closed last week were 2801 Madison Street Ea. 1069 is the son of Mr. and Mrs. highly successful, and there will MAXINE MILLER NEAT CLEANERS Thomas Smith, and is the nephew be a group of converts from the STUDIO Nits Pstsch, Owner of the Rt. Rev. Monsignors Mat­ class. The inquiry classes were WALNUT HILL SHOPPING CENTER Piano A Voica * Laandrj A(«ncr • Allsratloiu thew Smith, editor of the Regis­ begun early in February. FandamfntiU Jk Modern * Fsst Qoslitr Serrlce ter, and Gregory Smith, pastor The St. Ann’s Circle will meet PUno atyUnt Bats Clsantd St BIorliMt Vote# production and of St. Francis de Sales’ and Vicar in the home of Mrs. T. F. Carr, coaehint Frs* Pick Up A DeHeerr General of the Denver Arch 4821 Depew Street, Tuesday, EM. 6-7388 *1649 Florencn EM. t-T6» 16610 E. Cnifsx diocese. April 6, at 1 o’clock. -ROSS- VARIETY STORES Sunday Morning, April 4 5 3 convenient locations NEAT CLEANERS 10 "PIZZA AS YOU LIKE IT’’ Nits ritieli, Oviw 2214-16 Kearney 2810 Madison 2932 W. 38th * Ltandry Agoncy * Altsrstloiis Msgr. Smith to Bless DE. 4488 FL. 4117 GR. 3064 §DlbL • Fsst Qasllty Berries For Extra' Ssrlngs. All 3 Stores Gir* Rod Stamps' “Across from PIZZA PIE Miles Restaurant” Frsturinz Fim Deliverr Lourdes Outdoor Shrines All Italian Dishes EM. 6-76*1 14811 E. Colftx f t s ^ y w 'r t h r x r y w VP ir w w ^ (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Denver) Lenten Mealiest Specials The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G., will E. 34TH AT YORK PIZZA: Plain Anchovy, SPRED SATIN dedicate the seven outdoor shrines at Lourdes erected by Clam, Mushroom HARRY’S the Rocks of Lourdes Club men in honor of the Sorrowful RAVIOLI THE LATEX WONDER PAINT Mother. The blessing will take place Sunday morning, It pays to be an "Early Bird” with April 4, before the 8:30 o’clock Mass. Parishioners are invited to participate in the pro- HoflFman Heights Shopping LIQUORS your S p r e d S a t in decorating. boys and girls of the club will Center cession and should meet in front You’ll have clean, beautiful rooms of the big shrine not later than begin training for the coming ------OPEN ------now, far less house cleaning this 8:15 a.m. camping period held during the 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. DAILT Spring. Sp r e o Sa t in "Suy-Fresh" summer months. SPECIAL The Seven Dolor atations Bnnilsrs 1 P.M. to I P.M. 9508 colors resist dirt, keep looking Monsignor Smith will ba 706 PEORIA ST. new for 3reart. erected by the men are pat­ guest speaker at a special CALL E.-VI. 6-9098 E. COLFAX AVE. terned' after the “Wayside group breakfast following tha I E 4 9 f « 7 5 Shrines’’ found throughout Eu­ 8:30 o'clock Mass - Sunday, T H I S W EEK OXLY V ■ 0«l. I m QU rope. The little shrines have been April 4. He will meet the par­ Daily Lntil 6:00 p.m. STANDARD COLORS placed in front of the large ents of the eighth graders . EM. 6-7482 shrine dedicated to Our Lady of and will discus* the high school Your Saaitona Claaaeri CINNAMON CRUMB Lourdes, also a project of the situation. Many of the students Free Parking in Rear men of the Rocks Club. are going to St. Francis de CAKE DO-NUTS Use Rear Door Following the ceremony of Sales’ this fall. JCun/udiu dedication of the shrines, Mon­ Cleaners signor Smith will enter the ONLY-39C Doz. W. I. (Walt) Angerer, Prop. church and will bless the re­ cently erected statue of the Holy 10718 E. Colfax Ave. A A A A A EM. 6-2653 Family donated by St. Berna­ NOW There's nothing better than The firms listed here Select exactly the colors Psioc in comfort with Over 40,000 sctubblog dette’s Circle of ^ e .Mtar So­ our scrumptious do-nuts with you wssc from the ISO wiodowi closed oo cold­ strokes couldn't msr the ciety. The statue was erected in At E. 34th & York deserve to be remembered besudful ihadet Ofl our est da;n without drafts or SPUD Satin film. It’s gfsni color card. the rear of the church. Mr. Mey­ your breakfast coffee or for a FREE when you are distributing Irrlttong odors. guaranteed washabls. Pickup & Delivery ers and Mr. Barnes donated many tempting snack! Treat the your patronage in the dif­ hours of their time in erecting J'h sji. J'JwaL We Operate Our Own Plant VISIT OUR NEW AURORA STORE the brick work for the statue. whole Family soon. ferent lines of business. As soon as weather permits Watchmaker-Jeweler A t 9515 East Colfax the men of the Rocks of Lourdes Club will be asked to gather all Over 30 Years Exparienca gifts donated by parishioners lor »- During the Lenten Season, in the preparation of the beautification program of TASTEE Watches - Diamonds - Jsw alry ir your foods, may we suggest the use of WINE. Add the parish grounds. Many gifts OPEN h. of trees, shrubs, bushes, and Mon. thru Frl. in that extra goodness to your many favorite recipes. flowers have been offered. The Fin* Watch St Jnrsiry I A.M. to Midnight )e GLIRY’Smen will take trucks and begin DO-NUT SHOP is PAINT AIVD WALLPAPER CO. the transplanting soon. REPAIRING Ssturdsys to S A.M. - 6 P.H. 15688 AITURA LIQUORS EM. No Outdoor Club activities Also EngrsTlnt 2231 E. 34th at YORK :n 1424 Elati 1435 Court PL 9515 E. Colfax Snndays V, E. Colfax were scheduled for t^is week, but 6-7923 TA. 1375 TA. 1666 EM. 6-0514 beginning next week, a new II AJf.tolUdBight Phone— Ke. 9205 w Main Office Downtown Store Anrora Store spring activity program will gbt ALPINE 7229 L ...... ' -■ ------under way for the children. The F

PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tolephene, KEyitone 4205 ■Thuriday, April 1, 1954

INSURAiVCE STATEHIEXTS Among inturanca companiei licenied to tran.act buaineii in Colorado by tba State Iniuranca Department are those printed below, aa follow*:

MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY J. J. Celia INSURANCE AGENCY s INSURANCE SINCE 1897 1120 Security Bldg. KE 2633 Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 0241 STATE OP COLORADO * Room 753 Imurtnce Department SmopeU of* Sutement for 1938 as tva* dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Republic Insursnee Compsnr STATE OF COLOEADO STATE OF COLORADO Dtllos. Texas Insuranct Department STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Department Insurance Department Assets ----- 829,202.865.42 The staff of Mullen High School, Fort from left. Brother Norbert, prefect. Junior class sponsor, and Sj’noptU of Stntttnent for 1953 oa ren­ Synopsis of Statement for 1953 os ren­ Synopsis of Statement for 1958 as ren­ dered to the CommUeloner of Insurance Liabilities______J8.415,521.99 Mullen High Staff Logan, shown above, has high■ ■ ■hopes athletic director; Brother George, vice principal; Brother Ernest, dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Capiul ...... 4,200.000.00 The Eafit Fire Company of New York Agricaltural Insurance Company Millers National Insurance Company principal; Brother Benedict, senior sponsor; Brother Titus, sopho­ New York, New York Contingency Reserve*,,...,,^ 2,942.461.88 for the success of the bazaar to be held for the benefit of a new Watertown, New York Chicago, Illinois Surplus ------8.644.^81.60 stadium at the school. The rarely photographed Christian Brothers more sponsor; and 'Brothers -Lewis and Leo, freshman cosponsors. A eseU ______;______t«.242.674.S2 AsseU ------184,078.981.91 Assets ...... $11,021,969.07 Liabilitiet______4.992.711.32 Liabilities — ------19.511,206.18 (Copy ef ^erlifieats of Authority) Liabilities ____ 7,004.187.54 d e p a r t m e n t o f 1N8URA*\CB + + + + + C a p i u l ...... 1,000.000.00 Capital ------4,000,000.00 Permanent Fund ...... 1.000,000.00 RepreoenU. Difference Be­ Reserve for Fluctuation of Reoerve to adjust Stock Certificito of Authority High School Students' tween VaW carried in Securities ------1,786.982.99 Valuations to the Lower To W'hom it Msy Concern: Assets ang Actual Decem­ SurpJua ...... 8.825.742.74 of 0)et or Market______102,774.17This is to Certify thst th< Republia Men s Mission ber 31, 1953 Value#______t893,866.14 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Insurance Company organized under the Mullen Bazaar to End Surplus ------2.91M057.86 Chess Tourney Planned Surplus ______2.166,606.86DEPARTMENT OF INSURANXB (O py of Certificate of Authority) lawa of Texoi pursuant to Ita application (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Certificate of Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE therefor and in conaideration of its com­ DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE To Whom it May Concern: Certificate of Authority pliance with the ?Iawf of Colorado, is The Denver Dry Goods Store Certificate of Authority/- This U to Certify that the Agricultural To Whom it May Concern: hereby licensed to transact business a t » Al St. James' To Whom it May Concern: Multiple Line ln urance Company until 9 On Feast of Patron This is to certify that The Etgle Fire Insurance Company organised under the This is to Certify that the Millers Na­ will sponsor e chess ^tourne- laws of New York pursuant to tu appli-i tional Inauranoe Company organized un­ the last day of February next succeeding ment for junior and senior high fompany of New York orgsnired under cation therefor and in consideration of iu der the laws of IlUnoit pursuant to its tba data hereof unless this license ehall the laws of New York purtutnt to its school pupils on Monday, Tues­ There is a definite optimism The reason for the wave of eomplian^ with the laws of Colorado, ia application therefor and in conaideration be sooner revoked. Application therefor and in consideration of its compliance with the laws of Colo­ IN W ITNE^ WHEREOF, I hava day, Wednesday, Thursday, apparent these days among the optimism is the fact that the lo End April 4 of its compliance with the laws of Colo- hereby licensed to transact business os a Fire Insurance Company until the last rado, is hereby licensed to transact busi- hereunto set my hand and c a u ^ the Friday, and Saturday, April 5- Christian Brothers at Mullen Hnal day of Ihe bazaar is the ndo, is hereby licensed to transact busi­ day of February next aucceediny the neos os a MutUpIe Line Insurance Com­ official seel of my office to be affixed Feast of St. John Baptist de La (St. Jamet’ Pariah, Denver) ness os a Multiple Line Insurance Com* date hereof unless this licenso shall be pany until the last day of February next at the City and County of Den$wr. thia 10, in the tearoom on the fifth High School, Fort Logan. pany until the last day of February next sooner revoked. succeeding the date hereof unless this first day of March, A.D. 1954. , Salle—founder of the Brothers succeedinfT the date hereof unless this floor. Preliminaries will take .\mid all the preparations for The closing of the men’s mis­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have license shall be sooner revoked. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. of Christian Schools. license shall be oooner revoked. IN WITNESS WHEREOfk 1 have place on the first three days the forthcoming Mullen High sion will be held on Sunday, IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have henunto set my hand and caused tbe ______Commissioner of Insurance. official seal of my office to be affixed at hereunto set my hand and cauied the and the finals on Thursday, Stadium Bazaar, May 14-15, Despite the broad aims of the AprU 4, at 4 o’clock. The at­ hereunto set my hand and caused the official seal of my office to be affixed at official seal of my• office to be affixed at the City and County of Denver, this first Friday, and Saturday. Father there is a- powerful note of con­ bazaar—the prime purpose of tendance Vor the past two weeks day of March. A. D. 1954. the City and County of Denver, this first the City and County of Denver, this first day of March. A. D.’ 1954. Edward A. Leyden, superin­ fidence among the brothers, which is to finance a $50,000 has been gratifying. Approxi­ day of March. A. D. 1954. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Commisiioner of Insurance. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGIf. Union Life tendent of Denyer archdioc­ whose community for more than football stadium for use ^tiy the mately 1,200 men, women, and (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Commissioner of Insurance. esan schools,, has given ap­ a quarter-century has directed Parochial League schools'— Jhe children have been in attendance Commissioner of Insurance. proval for the contests. the school. « at the morning Masses and a STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO brothers were immediately con­ STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Co. fident that the objectives would capacity crowd of men has at­ Inaartnce Department Synopsis of Statement for 1953 a# ren­ Ssmopsia of Statement for 1963 as ren­ Synoptii of Statement for 1953 tj ren­ dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insursnee Little Rocky Arkansas be attained. The project, they are tended the evening services. dered to the C^mmiMioner of Insurance certain, will be smiled upon by Southern Fire Insurance Company Detroit Fire *and Msrind Insuranct double Ring Club Plans The religious goods are on sale Buffalo Ininrinct Company Durham. North Carolina Company St. de La Salle. every night and will be on dis­ Buffalo, New York AaaeU ______$6,763,148.61 Detroit, Michigan St. John Baptist de La Salle play Sunday during the hours.of AsseU ______111.460.862.08 LiabIHUea 8,405,755.42 Aaseta...... $10,684,819.98 STATE OF COLORADO Liibilitlea ______7,292.604.71 Capital ___ 760.000.00 Llabilitie* ______4,888.042.78 Insurance Department was bom at Rheims, France, on the Masses on the first floor of Capital ...... 1,000.000.00 Contingency Reserve__ _ 12,127.56 Capiul ____ 1,000.000.00 April 30, 1651. The eldest son of Voluntary Reserve ^AilLOOO.OO Surplus ...... 1.595,265.68 SynopsU of Sutement for 1953 as ren­ Com m union Breakfast the school. Contingency Reoerve ------66.421.00 dered to the Commiuioner of Insurance Surplus ...... f.517^757.87 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Surplus ...... 4.6841856.25 wealthy and noble parents, he Union Life Insurance Company Baptized tMs week were the (Copy af Cartlfteate of Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE * (Copy of Certificate of Authority) was destined for a brilliant DEPARTMENT OF IN SU ^?(CE Littlo Rock. Arkansas daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ Certificate of Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (St. Joseph's Redemptorist are as follows: 5:30 Mass, How­ worldly career in the glamorous sel W. Dugan, Leslie Jo Marie, Certificate of Authority Certificate of Authority A«cU ------*...$9,126,908.05 Parish, Denver) ard Whalen; 7, Harry Leisen- society of 17th-century France. To Whom it May Concern: To Whom It May Concern: To Whom it May Concern: Liabilitiet ______8,128,029.86 Terri Lynn Theresa, with Rus­ This is to Certify that the Buffalo In­ This is to CeKify that the Southern This is to certify that the Detroit Fire Capital*______100.000.00 ring, Ed McCloskey, Tom Berg- But while yet a child, he heard surance Company organized under the Fire Insurance Company organized under Contingency Reserve 403,878.20 The annual corporate Com­ ner, and Joe Tamburello; 8:30, sel and Catherine Hansen as and Marine Inturanoo Company organ­ munion and breakfast for mem­ and heeded the sweetly insistent sponsors. laws of New York pursuant to ita ao- the laws of North Carolina pursuant to ized under the laws of Michigan pursuant Surplus — ...... 600.000.00 George Ashen, Fred Lefevre, Joe voice of divine grace urging him plication therefor and in consideration of its application therefor and in considera­ to iu application therefor and in con­ (Copy of Cerlifleato of Authority) bers of the Double Ring Club Musso, Lawrence Ochs, and to devote his talents to God and Mrs. Evel.vn Petri is a patient its compliance with the laws of C^oloradp. tion of its compliance with the U4ra of sideration of iU compliance with the Uws DEPARTMENT OF 1N8UBANCB will be held Sunday, April 4. in St. Joseph’s Hospital. is hereby licensed to transact business at Colorado, is hereby licensed to transact of Ck>lorado. is hereby licensed to tranaict CertificaU of Authority Larry Sexton; 10, Len Hart, Lee souls in the priestly state. a Fire Insurance Company until the last business as a Multiple Line Insurance busineos. as a Multiple Line Insurance The members will assemble in day of February next succeeding the date Company until the last day of February To Whom it May Concern: Miller, Clarence Allen, and Jack When only 15, John Baptist Company until the last day of February This is lo (jertify that the Union life the reserved center pews at the Meeting Date Changed hereof unless this license thsll bo sooner next tucceeding the date hereof unless next succeeding the date hereof unless Ward; 11:30, Bob Scars, Don became a canon of the Cathedral revoked. this license shall be sooner revoked. losuraDce Company organized under the 8:30 Mass, receive Communion this license shall be sooner revoked. lawa of Arkansas pursuant to its appli­ Canny, Bill Sloan, and Dillon of Rheims. He was ordained Because of Holy Week the next IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have in a group, and afterward par­ Bagan; and Tuesday novena, meeting of the Men’s CluB will IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have cation therefor and in consideration of take of a breakfast prepared by April 9,1678. Not long after this, hereunto set* my hand and caused the hereunto set my hand and caused tbe hereunto set my band and caused tbe iu compliance with the lawa of Colorado, Gene Nobles, Sam Romero, John de La Salle, through a series of be held the night of April 21 at official seal of my office to b« affixed at official seal of my office to be affixed at official teal of my office to be affixed at ie hereby licensed to transact buslneu aa Mines. Mary Kammer and Betty Berger, and Victor Kammerer. 8 o’clockun^ the Walsh Memorial the City and County of Denver, this first the City and County of Denver, this first tbe City and County of Denver, this first a Life Insurance Company until the lass Ertle. The charge for the break­ providential circumstances, be­ day of March. A. D. 1954. day of March. A. D. 1954. day of March. A. D. 1954. day of February next succeeding the deu Tonight, April 1, tha PTA came interested in the educa­ Hall. Final' plans will be made (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. hereof unleu this license shall be sooner fast will be 75 cents. way> and meani committee tion of boys, especially poor boys for the pancake supper to be held Commissioner of Insurance. CommUaioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. revoked. The committee in charge con­ will ipontor a garnet party in and those whose parents be­ on Saturday, May 1, between the IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hsv# sists ofj^Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cabbie, hours of 5:30 ahd 8:30. All pa­ hereunto set my hand and caused the the parish hall at 8 o'clock. longed to the working class. official seal of rey office to be affixed Mr. and Mrs. Syl Yonkers, Mr. The proceeds will help pay the Through his instrumentality a rishioners are invited to take Iowa National at the City and County of Denver, thie and Mrs. Fred Slama, Mr. and cost of the music appreciation free school for boys was opened part in this supper, and the COBB & STEBBINS first day .of March, A.D. 1954. Mrs. Joe Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. program that was recently at Rheims in April, 1679. price will be $1.50 per family r.e- Mutual Insurance Co. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Vincent -Kcagle, and Mr. and voted by the association for Father of Modern Pedagogy gardless of the number of mem­ Managing General Agents CommUsioner of Insurance. Mrs. James McGruder. They will the grade school. Admission is bers in the family, one or a Gradually he then formed Cedar Rapids, iowa do the serving. Secretary Gene­ 50 cents. Alberta Turner, around himself a well-trained dozen. . 12.i0 Stout St. Denver, Colo. TAbor 0161 vieve Pemberton requests if pos­ Helen Leisenring, and Mary body of zealous young men im­ Masses on the first Friday, Central Catholic sible that the members make Kammer are in charge. bued with his o'wn spirit and April 2, will be at 6, 7, and 8 STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO reservations by calling SP. 2290 aims: The spirit of faith and o’clock. Intoranca Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Co. or PE. 0353. PTA to Meet Mass on first Friday will be Ssmop-^is of SUtement for 1953 as ren­ Synopsis of Statement for 1953 os ren­ Synopsis of Sutement for 1968 ren­ zeal for the salvation of souls. dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Conynissioner of Irtaurance On Wednesday, April 7, the offered for all the members of General Aecla«it Fire and Life • 432 So. 39th Streot Election of officers will also And as time went on, John Bap­ l(^ a National Mutual Insuranct Central Surety and Insurance be held. Father Charles Buckley, PT.\ will meet at 8 p.m. It will tist made a name for himself as the Altar and Rosary ^ Society. Company Corporation • Auurance Corporation. Limited Omaha, Nebraika honor the past presidents of the Cedar Rapids, Iowa Kansas City, Mo. Perth. Scotland C.SS.R'., moderator, will be the one of the foremost educators of Mass on the first Saturday will Aaseta ...... $17,923,894.48 AsseU ______$110,988,071.72 celebrant of the Mass. PTA who are Mmes. Walter his day, while posterity hails him be offered for all the members of Liabilitiet ------14,511.469.60 AaseU ...... 820.024.272.24 LiabiliUea __ 76.229,468.88 2 Converts Received Johnson, C. S. Veto, Harold Stef­ as the father of modem pedagogy the PTA. Capiul ...... Mutual Liabilities______14,060.819.85 Deposit Capital 1,050,000.80 Insuranc. Depariment fen, Eugene Nobles, Harold Har­ Voluntary Rmerve for Con­ C a p iu l______2,000,000.00 General Contingency STATE OF COLORADO - Mrs. Jane Hartley De Herrera and a pioneer in many educa­ Health Program tingencies ...... 800,000.00 Surplus ______3.968.452.89 Reser>e - --- 18,708,412.84 rison, Rick McNicholas, John Surplus ...... 15.000,000.00 SmopaU of Sut«ment for 1958 aa m . and Harold Johnson, the latter tional fields. Surplus ______8.111.924.88 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) d«rM lo tho CommiuioDor of Initiranc. Berger, Jack Ward, and Joe From this humble beginning, (Copy of Certificate of Authority) DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE (Copy of Certificate of Aothorltr) of 232 W. Second Avenue, were Mrs. J. D. Smith, health chair­ DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Cantrai Catholic Inanranca Company instructed in the Catholic reli­ Gabbie, for two terms. Each one John Baptist’.s religious instate man, announces that all physical Certificate of Authority Certificate of Authority Omaha, Nehraaka will receive a gift. To Whom It May Concern: To Whom H May Concern: gion by Father Frank Tobin, has flourished so that members examinations, booster shots, vac­ To Whom it May Concern: Aaaeta ______...... 3667.841.10 An entertainment program now teach more than 330,090 cinations, and vision tests have This ia to Certify that the Iowa Na­ Thia is to Certify that tbe Central Thia if to Certify that the Oncral Liabilitin ______... ..o...,,.,* 284.611.42 C.SS.R., and baptized by him tional Mutual Insurance Company or­ Surety and Insurance Corporation or­ Accident Fine and Life Auurance (Corpo­ C a p iu l______Mutual on March 26 and March 27. The will be given by students of the pupils in 1,277 schools and in­ been completed at the school. The ganised under the laws of Iowa pursuant ganized under the lawi of Missouri ration, Limited organized under the laws Surplus ------882.729.63 to its application therefor and in con­ pursuant to iU application therefor and of tbe United Kingdom of Great BrlUin De Herrera family has since seventh and eighth grades. The stitutions all over the world. health program above has been (Copy of Cartificata of Authority) Harmonizers (boys) will sing John Baptist’s reputation for successfully carried out under sideration of its compliance with the in consideration of iU compliance with and Northern Ireland pursuant to iU moved to Arizona. laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to the laws of Colorado, Is hereby licensed application therefor and in consideration DEPARTMENT OF IN6URANCK Elizabeth Jelen, a freshman “Vaya Con Dios,” “Swing Low, sanctity had early led to the hope the supervision of the school transact business os a Casualty Insurance to transact business os a Multiple Line of iu compliance with the laws of Colo­ Certifleata of Authority Sweet Chariot,” and “Easter Par that the Church would see fit to nurse, Mrs. Marguerite Henry, Company until the last day of February Insurance Company until tbe loat day of rado, if hereby licensed to transact busi­ in St. Jdseph’s High School who next succeeding the dste hereof unless February next succeeding the date hereof ness aa a Multiple Line Insurance Com­ To Whom it May Concern : lives at the sisters’ home, under­ rade.” The members of the unit set him up as a model and pro­ and the following PTA members: unless this license shall be sooner unlets this license shall be sooner pany until the last day of February next Thia it to Certify that th# Central went an appendectomy at Mercy are Leon Koch, Terry McClos­ tector of all the faithful. During Mrs. J. B. Smith, chairman; Mrs. revoked. revoked. succeeding the date hereof unless this Catholic Iniurance Company organiied Hospital March 27. * key, James Neal. James Phillips, the 18th-century, difficulties of A. P, Shelly, cochairman; Mmes. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hsve license shall be sooner revoked. under the laws of Nebraska purauant to hereunto set roy hand and caused the IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have ita application therefor and in coniidcr- Appointments for members of Larry komloske, John Over, An­ various kinds, culminating in the William Cudmorc, Jr.; A. J. Art- official seal of my offfee to be affixed hereunto aet ray hand and caused the hereunto set my hand and caused the ation of iu compliance with the lawa of the St. Alphonsus Guard (usher-s) thony Archuletta, Sam Ortega, French Revolution, prevented zer, Paul Moynihan, E. J. Fattor, at the City and* County of Denver, this official seal of my office to be affixed official seal of my office to be affixed Colorado, it hereby lioepied to trantaei James Whalen, and Michael the carrying out of this pious first day of Ma^ch. A.D. 1954. at the City acd County of Denver, thia at tbe City and County of- Denver, this businesi aa a CaiuaJty Insurance Com­ J. P.. Constantine, R. F. Martinec, first day of March. A.D. 1954. first day of March, A.D. 1954. pany until tha last day of February next NOTICE TO CREDITORS Quinn. Their director is Robert design. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. aucceeding tha d iu hereof union thU and F. Thibault. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. ESTATE OF JAMES LEROY EAST. Kreutz. Cause Started in 1840 Commissioner of Insurance. lieenie shall be sooner revoked. DECEASED. No. P.J73 PTA Represented Commiuioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. |N WITNESS WHEREOF. I hav. Notice it hereby uiven that on the 24th A one-act play. The Life of the In 1840, Pope Gregory XVI i _ hereunto set my hand and caused th. day of March. 1964, letters of administra­ Party, will have eighth graders ■sigfned the papers introducing!At CPTL Conference official teal of my offica to be affix^ tion, were issued to the underaijrned as the cause of the Sepant of God,' Central States at the City and County of Denver, ^ia Administrator of the above named estate as the cast and is directed by The PT.4. was repre.sented at first day of March, A.D. 1954. and all persons having claims againat and in 1888 Pope Leo XIII de­ Sister M. Baptista.. In the cast the CPTL all-day conference by (SEAL) said estate are required to file them for will be Larry Komloske, Anna- clared him Blessed. After this, Health and Accident WOLFE & STRUBY CO. LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. allowance in the County Court of the the cause advanced rapidly, and 110 members. The reservations Commiuioner of Iniurance.' City and County of Denver. Colorado, belle Doran, Colleen Foy, Dan­ were handled by Mrs. 'William Protection Through Insurance within six months from said dale or said nie Kammer, Phyllis Weaver, on May 24, 1900, the same Ven­ Association claims will be forever barred. erable Pontiff canonized the Cudmore, Jr., league chairman. ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. Elaine Powell, Wanda Carter, .OMAHA, NEBRASKA University Bldg. AL. 1767 . Administrator. Dorene McDaniels, Jerry Berger, founder of the Christian schools, Volunteer workers in the lunch­ Pcnn*Liberty First publication April 1. 1954. Mike Ryan, Sam Ortega, and and appointed May 15 each year room for the month of April will I.4st publication .April 29. 1954. as the new saint’s fea.st. be Mmes. J. B. Forte, M. M. STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Leonard Koch. Insuranct Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Co. LEGAL NOTICE A final gem was added to the Barrows, J. Bartscherer, J. Barn- , The eighth grade girls will Synopsis of SUtement for 1953 aa ren­ Synopsis of Sutement for 1953 as ren­ SynopsU of Statement for 1953 as ren­ IN THE COUNTY COURT saint’s diadem when, on May 15, stietter, M. S. Vajinski, L, F. dered to the Cfimmiaaioner of Insurance IN AND FOR THE CITY AND close the program by singing Guzman, H. A. Brough, H. M. dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commiuioner of Insurance Pliiladelphia, Pa. COUNTY OF DENVER AND 1950, Pius XII by a solemn brief Central SUtes Health and Accident Westchester Fire Insurance Company Citizens Insurance Company ef ■‘Oh Most Holy One” by Sin^n- Erickson, H. M. Gessing, L. R. New Jersey STATE OF COLORADO berger and “My Own America” proclaimed St. de La Salle the Association New York, New York No. 87665 special patron and protector of Boyle, J. E. Gaddis, J. T. Gret- Omaha, Nebraska AiWtU .$58,781,494.14 ' Township of Holland, New Jersey by Wrubel. Sister M. Claver is STATE OF COLORADO CITATION TO ATTEND PROBATE ter, C. L. Beckman, J. T. Grace, Liabllitiei .. 30,472,719.48 AsseU ______$ 6 ,489,159.88 j OF WILL directing this group. all teacTiers. AsseU ...... $1,867,190.12 LUbUitlea______1,908,246.14 Insurance Department I IK THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE The quick response which has W. A. Jeffries, R. Backus, R. J. Liakilitice ______1,212.902.46 Capiul . .. 2,000.000.00 Capflal ...... l.OOO.OOO.OC Synopsis of Statement for 1958 as ren- OF Florence Belle Richards, also known Helen McCloskey, as chair­ Hafertepen, C. II. Blackford, J. Capiul ------...... Mutual Contingency Reserve 649,204.70 Surplus ______8,580,913.24 man of the nominating commit­ been noted to the forthcoming Surplus ______154.287.67 dtvod to the Commiuioner of Insurance as Florence Bell Richards. Deceased. bazaar—including gifts of more W. CuIIinan, I’. S. Kay, E. Earth- Surpliu ...... 25,75.9,569.96 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Penn-Liberty InsuranA Company THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF tee, will present the new slate (Copy of Certificate of .Authority) DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania COLORADO. TO: than $5,000—points to the rea­ man, J. A. Conwell, J. J. Den- (Copy of Certificate of Authority) of officers as selected by the DEPAKThiENT OF INSURANCE DEPARThlENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Authority John J. Morrissey. Esq., 405 Syme* sonable confidence of the Chris­ dinger, A. P. Ingenthorn, M. S. Certifleatf of Authority Auets ------88.180.651.88 Duikling. Denver, Colorado. Guardian,, ad comittee. Nominations may also Green, T. Gicewicz, W. Cl. Hop- Certificate of Authority To Whom it May Concern: Liabilities ______1.836.638.86 Litem. * be made from the floor. tian Brothers at Mullen. The ma­ To Whom it May Concern: To Whom it May Concern: This ia to certify that the Citizens C ap iu l ------600,000.00 kips, F. W. Brown, V. J. Famu- Insurance Company of New Jersey or­ Surplus ...... 844,018.01 You and each of you are hereby noti­ Mrs. Patty McGruder will give jor attraction is an expense-paid This is to (>rtify that the Central This is to Certify that the IVestchcater fied that the instrument purporting to vacation to either Mexico (iity, laro, F. Gold, J. Gerkin, and J. Di Statce Health and Accident Association Fire Insurance Company organized under ganized under the laws of New Jersey e cfmtinucd, when and IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have of Colorado, ia hereby licensed to trans­ Edgewater Group hereunto set my hand and caused the hereunto set my hand and caused the hereunto set roy hand and caused the act business as a Fire Insurance where you may appear if you no desire. official seal of my office to be affixed official seal of my office to be affix^ VVITNKSS my signature and aetl of official seal of my office to be affix^ Company until the last day of February at the City and (^unty of Denver, thia at the City and County of Denver, thia it tbe City and County of Denver, thU next succeeding the dste hereof unices tsid Court thi« 4th day of March, 1954. first day of Mpreh. A.D. 1954. first day of March, A.D. 1954. WILLIAM B. MILLER. To Name Officers first day of March, A.D. 1954. this license shall be sooner revoked. Clerk of the County Court. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have By (a) Martin J. Finnecty, Sr. (St. M.ry Magdalene’, Pariih, CommUaioner of Insurance. CommUaioner of Insurance. CommUaioner of Inauranoe. hereunto set my band and caused the Deputy Clerk. Denver) VAN SCHAACK & CO. official seal of my office to be affixed at First Publication March 18. 1954. the City and County of Denver, this first Last Publication April LS. 1954. A nominating committee se­ day of March, A.D. 1954. lected for the PTA consists of 624 17th St. AC. 1661 (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, LEGAL NOTICE Monsignor James Flanagan, spir­ Commiuioner of Insurance. OFFICE OF THE TREASURER Republic CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER itual director; Mrs. Louis Cri- Central Standard Life Day Mutual Benefit MUNICIPAL BUILDING bari. past president; Mrs. Jack C. . Schoelzel, Jr., Manager DENVER, COLORADO Camfield, member at large; Mrs. Insurance Company Casualty Co. Association No. R-3C NOTICE OF PURCHASE. OF REAL J. W. Valiant, ways and means 2406 Federal Bird. ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF chairman and Mrs. George Ken­ Insurance Dept. Chicago, 'Illiaoit Dallas, Texas Seaboard Surety Co. APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE DENVER, COLO. OF TREASURER'S DEER nedy, safety chairman. Further TO WHOM IT .MAY CONCERN. *nd nominations will be accepted Ntw York, New York more especially to Ben N. Devinsky, The from the floor. ' STATE OF COLORADO STATt; OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO South Denver Finance Company Members of the PTA attended STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Iniurtnc, Dcpartm.nt Iniurtnca Dapartment You and each of you are hereby noti­ Insurance Department Insurance Department Inanranca Department fied that on the 16th day of November. a special meeting of representa­ SynoDiU of Statement for 196S , i ren­ Smoptia of sutem ent for 1953 aa ren­ ) Synopsis of SUtement for 1938 as ren­ Syntmsla of SUtement for 1953 aa ren­ dered to the Commiuioner of Iniurance 1960. the Manager of Revenue Ex Officio tives from the various schools. dered to the (ommiuioner of Insurance dered to tbe Commiuioner of Insurance dered to the CommiMioner of Inaurancc Synopiii of Sutement for 1953 aa ten' STATE OF COLORADO t Treasurer of the City and County of It was concerned with the polio Norwich Union Fire Insurance Central Standard Lift Ininranct Rtpablic Caiualty Company dared to tba Commiuioner of Inaurancc Insuranct De noon 1954. unless the same has been 8, at 1 o’clock in the parith pany until the last day of February tiple Line Insurance Company pntil tbe next tucceeding the date hereof unleat the date hereof unleas thia licenM ahall Mutual Benefit Aiaociation. pany until the last day of February next redeemed before 12 o'clock noon of said next succeeding the date hereof unless last day of February next succeeding the thia licenae ahall be loonor revoked. be^ooner revoked. succeeding the date hereof nnleaa thia is dste. hall. Hottetie, for the lunch­ this license shall be sooner revoked. date hereof unless this license shall be IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have license ahall ba sooner revoked, to IN WITNESS WHEREOF. T hare IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have WITNESS my hand and leal this 15th eon will be Mri. Smith, Mr,. IN WITNESS WriEREOF. I have sooner revoked. hereunto art my hand and cauaed the IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have •n day of March, 1954. IN WlTNhilSS WHEREOF. I ha\T hereunto aet my hand and cauaed the iiereunto aet my hand and cauaed the official aeal of my office to bo affixed Theif, and Mr*. Villotti. hereunto set my hand and caused the official teal ot my office to be affixed official aeal of my office u be affixed hereunto set my hand and cauaed the (SEAL) official seal of my office to be affixed hereunto set my hand and caused tbe at tha City end County of Danvar, thia official aeal of my offica to be affixed A. 8. BRODHEAD. Our Lady of Perpetual Help official seal of my office to be affixed at tha City and County of Dtnvar. tbli at tha City and County of Denver, thia fint day ^ March, A.D. 1954. at the City and County of Denver, this tint day of March. A.D. 1954. drat day of March. A.D. 1964. at the City and County of Denver, thia £ Manager of Revenue Ex-Officio CircU will meet Tuesday, April first day of March, A.D, 1954. ■t the City mnd County of Denver, thia first day of March, A.D. 1954. Treasurer. City A County of Denver first day of March, A.D. 1954. (SEAL) LUKE ,J. KAVANAUGH, First Publication Mveh 18, 1954. 6. Mrs. Margaret' Speat will be > (BEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. ^mmiasioncr e< latvanea. Lott Publleatioa April U 195A the hostess. ComzBlMioMg U XamAftoe,V CommlMioMg 9t Inittrsao^ CommlttiOBtr «i Z a m iM I. Commiailonar *< laioraaot. Commiaaioner cf Inauruot. i ■-■‘■3 ....

Thursday, April 1, 1954 Offiee,938 lannockStreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVENTEEN Cheyenne Wells, Linton Pulpit Switch Longmont Parish Men's Communion St. Anthony's in Sterling Hugo.— (St. Anthony of Pa- 9:15 and Confessions will beland Rosary Society presidents of ‘dua’s Parish)—There will be an hdard before Mass. This is Com- St. Anthony’s Pant' the exchange of pulpits on Sunday, munion day for the Altar and Ro- misaions at Limon, De . and Picks Prom King, Queen April 4. Father Francis Brein, sary Society of St. Anthony’s. Straiburg; street preaching, S.M.B., of Cheyenne Wells will Father Leonard A. Abercrom­ Dave Sauer at Hugo and Paul Sterling. •— (St. Anthony of be exhibited by Shorthand I and have a Holy Hour, followed by bie will go to Cheyenne Wells, Calkum at Limon; and all-parish Padua’s High School)—Reigning II. Confessions, in Our Lady of Vic­ and on Saturday afternoon will picnic, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sauer. over this year’s junior-senior Bookkeeping class will show a tory Church, Limon, on Satur­ hear Confessions at Kit Carson prom will be Frank. Degenhart, series of problems covering the day, .April 3, at 7:30 p.m. Mas.s and on Saturday evening at king, and Laura Bianco, queen. cycle of record keeping and ac­ on Sunday, April 4, will be at Cheyenne Wells.. On Sunday, Senior prince and princess are counting principles. 7:30 a.ni. Mass in St. Anthony April 4, Father Abercrombie will Paul Berhost and Barbara Frank. An exhibition of new books of Padua’s at Hugo will be at offer three Masses in Sacred Mary M ission Junior attendants are Robert and vocation material will be Heart Church at Cheyenne Schneider and Louise Scfilel. The shown in the library, with special WelU. prom will be held April 28 in the ymnasium of St. Anthony’s emphasis on Marian publications. The Block Rosary has been Held in Aspen, chool. Minerals and shelfs have been started in S t Anthony of Pa The theme chosen for their classified and placed in boxes, FIRE dua’s Parish. Mrs. Hugo Emraer prom ^ the juniors is “Star­ made by members of the Science ling, Sr., is in charge of arrange­ dust.” 'Those attending the prom Club. The biology class will dis­ ments for the north side of town Basalt Success play their notebooks, clay mod­ PROTECTION will dance under suspended stars and Mrs. Steve Matties for the els of plants, and charts. Aspen. — (St. Mary’s Parish) to the music of Dick Baker and THROUGH south side of town. orchestrj. The multitude of stars Bookcases, tables, magazine — Father William J. Gallagher racks, etc., will be shown by the Parish Officers Named conducted a very successful mis­ of various colors and sizes will CHEMISTRY help to carry out the theme as shop class. Similar articles will At Dinner Meeting sion in Aspen and Basalt. Mass be displayed by the crafts class. was held every week day at will the garden setting consisting .\ wartime miracle is ready On Sunday. March 21, .. Aspen at 7:15, followed by of fences, arches, and holly­ Following the proCTam, re­ covered-dish dinner and parish 15-minute instruction on one of hocks. freshments will be sold in the to protect you from the meeting was held in the parish the sacraments. The children The background of the throne cafeteria. hall. Joe Beckman is the retiring also had their mission every will be a large star. Standing Annual Music Recital loss and peril of FIRE. exactly opposite the queen’s member of the lay advisers, and afternoon at 4 during the week. A program of piano, violin, Gordon Boetger was elected as In the evening Father Gallagher throne will be a statue of the the new member. Blessed Vir^n Mary, also sil­ and clarinet solos will be pre­ You can paint your way to went to Basalt for 7 o’clock sented at the annual music re­ The other lay advisers are Mass, followed by instruction on houetted against a huge star. Im­ A PORTION OF THE MEN who at- I St. John the Baptist’s Church in Longmont Sun- mediately after the crowning of cital on Friday, April 30, at 8 safety with August Widhalm, E. J. Theisen, one of the sacraments and ser­ p.m. in St. Anthony’s Audito­ and Florean Poss, Jr. the queen by the Rev. E. J. mon on one of the shrines of the tended the corporate Communion Mass in | JeY’o?rongi!; “bove.-fPhoto by Vast Versenraeghen, pastpr, she will rium under the direction of Sis­ Other officers appointed b; Blessed Virgin Mary, and 're­ ter M. Angelice. The program — ALBI — + + + precede the court to the statue Father Abercrombie are: Paris! turned to Aspen for services and offer the traditional prayer. will also include piano duets, Fire Retardant secretary, Ann Mohan; and ush­ at 8:30. The schedule was kept Juniors on the planning and vocal ensembles, and folk dances. ers, Gu.s Staab, chairman; Dave despite snowstorms and the decorating committee for the The senior high school chorus Coatings Sauer, Neil Phagan, and others added hazard of deer on the 200 Attend K. of C. Communion Mass prom are Sally Berg, Laura Bi­ will sing several numbers and Catechists for the year are highway. anco, Abby Ann Roberts, Mari­ will be accompanied by Marlene Mrs. Rose Mellott, Mrs. Eliza' Father Gallagher talked each lyn Harley, Joe Weingardt, John Hybiak. Positive Fire Protection beth Baker, and Mrs. Edna Am^ night about the various shrines Lechman, Joe Haberkom, and The ever- popular “Skaters brose. Organist is Mrs. Velma of the Blessed Mother. At St. John's Church in Longmont Robert Schneider. Waltz” by Emil Waldteufel, will for Emmerling. Sponsors of the Jun Father Joseph Bosch had to Tentative plans are being be played by Marlene Hybiak, Churches, Schools, ior Newman Club are Mrs. Dave make a hurried trip to Denver Longmiont — (St. John the Father Bernard J. Murray, ran, past district deputy of the made for the parents of the court senior at the piano. She will Sauer and Mrs. Gordon Boetger, to obtain more religious articles Baptist’s Parish)—Two hundred S.J., of Regis College, Denver, Knights of Columbus, was toast­ to act as chaperons for the also play “Song Without Words” Rectories, Hospitals, News secretary is Mrs. Adam for sale at the mission. It was men attended the corporate who celebrated the Mass, also master. Father James Mahrer, dance. by Lied Johne Worte. Antoinette Gotto. gratifying to see the unprece­ Communion Mass and breakfast gave the sermon, in keeping O.S.B., pastor of St. John’s, of­ Plan Open House Manganaro, sophomore, will pre­ and Halls dented sale of the daily Missal, sent “Valsfi in E flat” by August Officers of the Men’s Club are Sunday, March 28, in S t John's with Vocation Sunday through­ fered the blessing. Dean Seq- For April 11 Florean Poss, Jr., president indicating the interest people Church and auditorium, spon­ out the Archdiocese of Denver. waid, grand knight of the Long­ Durand, and “Nola” will be the Charles Ravenkamp, vice pres! have shown in the Mass. A large sored by Longmont Council 1313, Breakfast followed at St. mont council, welcomed th e Annual open house will be presentation of sophomore Louise share of this interest has been Knights of Columbus. John’s auditorium. John P. Cur- group. Father Mahrer also spoke held on April 11 from 7:30 to Artzer. The program will vary Critically Tested and Ap­ dent; and Alphonse Emraerlingi 10 p.m« at St. Anthony’s High proved by Underwriters treasurer. Chairmen in charge due to the Mass classes Father a few words, thanking all the when Mary Boswell, freshman Bosch has held each week. men for taking an active part In School. clarinetist, presents “Beautiful ■ Laboratories, Inc, and of arrangements for the follow­ Entertainment for the evening Dreamer,” by Stephen Foster. Other World-Famous Au­ ing projects are: Blessing of the The parish is indebted to Fran­ parish activities the past year Julesburg Knights Plan and for their co-operation. will begin with an address by The violin solos, vocal ensembles, thorities. crops and parish census, Fritz cis Kalmes for the sign that he Sister Mary Carolyn, principal Widhalm: vacation school. Altar donated for the Marian Mission. Thomas Mahony, long-time and folk dances will be per­ For information call or Following the talk, several num­ formed by several of the grade Mr. and Mrs. John McTar- member and past grand knight bers will be sung by the choral school students. write naghan are going to the Univer­ To Attend Sterling Rites of the Longmont council, was in group. New Seminary Phone sity of Minnesota for postgradu­ troduced as one of the origi­ Statue Honors ate study. nators of the corporate Com­ A panel discussion on the Mar­ Youth's Memory DUMONT SALES CO. An automatic iwitchboard Julesburg. — (St. Anthony’s in Sterling. The candidates are ian Year is being planned and Mrs. Alfred Reiger, sister of munion, having introduced to A statue of the Blessed Vir­ hai been installed at St. Parish) — On March 28 the to receive Communion that day. the state council years ago the will be given by the sociology 1732-44 Blake TA. 414S Thomai’ Saminary, Denver. Father Bosch, left for Dayton, 0. Knights of Columbus held first Cars will leave the church at gin Mary was given to the school resolution which originated the class. by Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Hel- The followinc priests may ba Henry Fitzpatrick did some degree initiation and on Sunday, 11 a.m. April 4 for Sterling. A Communion and breakfast with In the commercial department,' reached by calling RA. 4687 plumbing repair work at the April 4, there will be the exem­ banquet will be served at 6:30 bert, Sr., in memory of their son. rectory. all councils of the organization. the junior typists will exhibit Jerry. Jerry was a student or The Most Rev. Charles plification of the major degrees .m. in St. Anthony’s basement booklets made up of the typing Official United States Quinn, Vincentian Fathers hall in Julesburg by Our Lady Father Murray, in his address, last year’s junior class, and Pilgrimage urged that all Catholic laymen skills they have learned. Manu died in the summer of ’68. William Kenneally, John R of Fatima Circle. The main scripts, booklets of business let­ Vidal, John J, Danagher, Gar­ speaker at the banquet will be take a definite and active part in Mr. and Mrs. Helbert and their to tho parish affairs, and devote more ter styles and envelopes, use of family were guests at a ceremony rett V. Winne, James F. Colorado Springs OYC State Advocate Torrez from Trin­ carbons, and mimeographing CEREMONIES OF Towns, Richard Gieselman, idad. time to parochial activities. dedicating the statue Feb. 12, stencils will be displayed by the The faculty and student body CANONIZATION George Tolman, John Over- The Knights of Columbus “Your real business for sal­ senior typists. of berg, and William J, Stack. will meet Tuesday, April 6, in vation is not on Main Street, but were assembled in the gym to Plans Summer Slate An honor roll of good short­ witness to proceedings. Pope Pius X Prompt Coarttoas Semes the basement hall. in the church,” he said. Father There will be a pre-Easter Murray identified the reception hand writers and a disjilay of the Presiding over the cererabny May 29, 30, 1954 Colorado Springs— (S tc re d iM r* . Robert Lee, Mrs. John ham party sponsored by the of Communion as the greatest notes of the world-wide contest were Father Verschraeghen, pas­ “The Year of Mary" Heart Parish)—The OYC Youth Croff, Mrs. Kenneth Allmon, Knights of Columbus on Sunday, weapon in the fight against Com­ which the students entered will tor, and the Rev, James Kane. Stilinr. Mit 12th from Ntw York Council, numbering 37 members, Mrs. J. Mulvahill, Mrs. J. S. April 11, in the basement hall munism, and suggested that the on thi 8.S. ConttitiiUon met at the OYC headquarters, Nichols, Mrs. Frank Cusack, and at 7:30 p.m. •^‘Communion bomb’’ would outdo or 2026 W, Colorado Avenue, March Mrs. J. K. Chandler. Mass on first Friday, ^ r i l 2, the A-bomb and the H-bomb in Flxinf. Mat 19th from Now York 26 to make plans for the spring The Sunday School mothers will be at 7:30 a.m. with Confes­ ridding the world of Commun­ Via T.W.A. and summer activities of the include Mrs. John Sherbak, Mrs. sions before the Mass and also on ism. Under tho Peroonal LMderthip group. The meeting was called to Father Murray referred to the of James Woodrum, Mrs. Ernest Thursday, April 1, from 7 to 8 order by President James Valdez. Mills, Mrs. Thomas Benton, Mrs. p.m. There will be distribution of persecution of priests in North Moot Rov. Edwin V. O'Hora. D.D. Arrangements are to be made for Claud Spears, Mrs. Zack Dillon, Korea, China, and other Com­ Bishop of Kanioo City. Mo. Communion at 6:45 a.m. first olorado s Oprings the annual OYC corporate Com­ Mrs. Jeanette Fryback, Mrs. L. munist countries as a means- pf c Chairman of tha Eplacopal Friday for those who cannot at­ Committoe. CCD munion and breakfast on Sunday, Thompson, Mrs. James Riley, destroying the Mass, which the 1 tend Mass. 1 TOM WALKER PIANOS For RooerTationa and Information April 25. All OYC members are Mrs. William Peterson, Mrs. Adult inquiry classes are held Communists fear and abhor. RepreetnUtivt ot Kimbill, Sohmtr, invited to the breakfast at 9 Glenn Farmer, Mrs. Marcella Father Murray offered the Sohkr, Ctmpb«ll and Jcu t French Pianoe every Monday evening at 8 J. D. CROUCH C. G. Conn Connsonata a.m. Bowes, Mrs. Clyde Hengl, Mrs. o’clock in the church. All Catho­ final blessing. Group singing of AGENCY C. D. O’BRIEN WHITLEY Elactronie Organ The annual semiformal spring Tim Davis, Mrj. Clyde Valdez, lics and interested non-Catholics "God Bless America” completed MAY REALTY 648 17th ST. AC. 2621 DENVER Fine Reeonditloncd Plinoe dance of the organization will Mrs. Mona Lawton, Mrs. Henry are urged to attend. the program. 1846 S. BROADWAY SPruce 7364 be held Friday evening. May 14, Brock, and Mrs. Ray Augustine. Families having last names Mrs. Herbert Sullivan, pianist. in Colorado Springs and will be An invitation is issued to beginning with A, B, C, D, B, F, played music throughout break REALTOR open to all OxC members, rela­ mothers of parish children and and G are urged to receive Com fast and also accompanied the tives, and guest*. The dance com­ especially to mothers of new­ munion at the Masses on Sunday, singing. AUTO INSURANCE AT COST I comer families who have re­ April 4, in family groups. SAVE 20 TO 80% mittee will include James Valdez, INSURANCE • LOANS Pat Stebbins, Irene O’Neill, Gayle cently moved into the Sacred Coffee and doughnuts are NO EXTRA RATE CHARGE POSt Heart, Perpetual Help, and Holy served after the 8 o’clock Mass on DRIVERS UNDER 81 (if married) Proctor, Connie Barrett, Mar­ QUALITY APPAREL Ute Theater Bldg. garet Saidy, Dorothy Willett, Rosary Districts to attend this Sundays sponsored by the BUSINESS USE OF CAR Colo. Sp rin g s meeting on Wednesday evening, IN COLOIUDO trU N C S CALL NOW 4 SAVEI Barbara Killday, Margaret Hall, Knights of Columbus in the base­ Colorado Springs, Colo. Carol Stuart, Dick O’Keefe, Wil- April 7, at 8 o’clock. Sacred ment hall. ■INCE lITt Heart Recreational Hall. Father liam Hannash, Pat Stebbins, Leo Every Saturday evening at Kiowa and Tojen StrasU MAIN 1898 Smentowski, and 'Thomas Knight. Kane will act as moderator of 7:30 o’clock there is the recita Couple to Note INSURANCE EXCHANGE The Senior Council members who the newly organized St. Anne’s tion of the Rosa^ and the prayer will assist with the breakfast will Mothers’ Guild. for the Marian Year. The Rev. John F. Nelson, 1717 E. Colfax be Mrs. Ann Barrett, Mrs. Clare The Altar and Roiary So­ Jencks, Mrs. Martin Murphy, O.M.I., pastor of Sacred Heart Silver J u b ile e Dudley 3322 Church, announced this week that ciety will meet on Thuridey THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON Mrs. Helen DeNeve, Mrs. John afternoon, April 8, with Mrs. the annual day of recollection Colorado Springs.—Mr. and Main Stan—116 E. Plkn Puk—HAIi 144 Proctor, Mrs. James O’Neill, Mrs. Susie Lanckriet ai hottasi. Optometrist Helen Stuart, Mrs. Prank Smen­ for public and parochial school Mrs. Edwin Bruner will cele­ Sortk Stan—B32 Tala*—MAIi 1S» children will be held this year Mmes. Matt Slemmons, Klert brate their 25th wedding anni­ 125 Nartb Ta]on S t towski, Clare Jencks, James Boe, and Francis Schiel will brf Professional Pharmaev O’Neill, and John Proctor. again on Saturday, April 10, in versary in their home Sunday, PBONB SUIN 6(S3 preparation for Holy Week. The hostesses to the Daughters of St. April 4. Hours will be from 3 to 801 No. Tojen MAin 1088 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Members of the OYC Associa­ hoys and girls of Sacred Heart, Ann on Thursday, April 8, at 8 6 o’clock and 7 to 9 o’clock. N6 tion received honorable mention Perpetual Help, and Holy Rosary p.m. in the basement hall. This invitations have been issued. Al Bennett for attendance and leadership Churches will begin their retreat will be guest night and everyone The Kensington Club will meet Get Baur^t (of Denver) Pete Beroni < and were nominated for member­ with Mass at 8:30 a.m. and will is to bring guests. Saturday, April 3, in the home Candy and Ice Cream at i ship in OYC Council to fill the attend three retreat talks and The Rev. Theodore Haas of of Mrs. Joseph Kems. During FnrnUnre Shop Men's Clothing Dept. laces of the June graduates, other devotions during the day. Lent their project is to sew for UPHOLSTERING, 4 Denver brought Miss Alice Sem- Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND < hey have the choice of declining The retreat will close with Bene­ rad, professor of chemistry at St. charity. Luncheon will be served REPAIRING Town Club i the nominations by May 6 diction followed by Confessions Joseph’s Hospital School of at 11:30 and the afternoon spent SUp CoTtra and Oraperta* Society Brand Formal induction into the council at 3:30 p.m. on the same day. Nursing, and Viola Franch, a in sewing. Drug Co. Hadt (0 Order i Scotsdale will take place at the semi-formal The April Communion break­ student nurse at St. Joseph’s, to Mmes. Robert Bennis and' E< LENTHERIC ToUetries Famitnre Made to Order 4 Bray ton dance May 14. They are Donna fast for the children will be held speak to ail girls at the Ovid. Baird, Jr., will entertain at a Tejon Bijoti S t Phone 1100 24-21 So. Wohaateb Are. MAIn 58084 Berndsen. Patricia Pniak, Vir­ this year on Palm Sunday in­ Sedg^vick, and Julesburg high luncheon and shower Saturday, ginia Bzdek, Mary Kay Reich, April 3, honoring Miss Roberta stead of Easter Sunday. The schools, last week, to’ interest ME. 8-SS48 MB. 4-SlfS The Heyse Sheet Dorothy Clarke, Patty Clark, members of S t Anne’s Mothers girls in the profession of nurs­ Cooke, a June bride. The lunch Mary Peyser, Judy Bonnelli, Mar­ eon will be held in the Baird LASRT JBSRT Metal and Roofing Club who will direct the Palm ing. INCORPORATED THE HlflV CO. jorie Gross, Don Plush, Ernest Sunday breakfast will include Home on a 10-day furlough is home. Madden Plumbing Co. Nelson, Bill Hannash, Tom Circ^ Mrs. William Lightner, chairman. Army Pfc. Leo A. Lanckriet, son Engaged HEATING ROOFING and Don Manning. The next OYC PLUMBING CONTRACTORS SHEET METAL 2ND FLOOR Mrs. Zack Dillon, Mrs. George of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lanckriet Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mclnerney PLUMBING REPAIRS 628 SO. NEVADA Council meeting will be held Lewis, Mrs. Edward Bushu, Mrs of Ovid. He will go to Fort of 819 N. Arcadia Street, an GAS WATER HEATERS Thursday, April 22. Pkaaa ME. e-0042 S27 W. Ctlnada An. Phtnai MAI* SIS William Peterson, Mrs. Rose Gal­ Bragg, N. Car., maneuver area nounce the engagement of their Eat. USI The Oblate Fathers announced legos, Mrs. John Sherback, Mrs next month with the 37th Infan­ daughter, Shirley Ann Knowles, that the Mothers’ Club of the H. Hatch, Mrs. S. Bzdek, Mrs try Division for “Exercise Flash to Glenn Plush, Jr., son of Mr. West Side Catholic Ladies’ Helen Ridings, and Mrs. Frank Bum." He has been stationed at and Mrs. Glenn Plush of 1806 The firms listed here Groups will meet with Father Jo­ Cusack. Camp Polk, La. N. Tejon Street Miss Knowles is deserve to be remembered seph Kane, O.M.I., on Thursday^ More than 140 boys and girls Army Pfc. Donald Lanckriet is a senior at St. Mary’s High when you are distributing fUElS-l April 8, for the election of of­ have been attending the weekly spending a 30-day furlough with School. Mr. Plush was graduated ficers and to make plans for Lenten Saturday Mass and in his mother, Mrs. Susie Lanckriet, from S t Mary’s High School, your patronage in the dif­ J,MC. foeH d o c itim f Tuture activities. The West Side structions during Lent. Father and other relatives and friends. class of '61, and is serving in the ferent lines of business. 4 4 T |s Mothers’ Group will be placed Kane is giving a series of talks He has been stationed at Camp U. S. Navy aa an aviation ma­ TO PERSONAL under the patronage of SL Anne to the children on “The Eternal Polk, La., but will go overseas chinist’s mate. The couple plan and will be known in the region Laws of God.’’ after his furlough. an autumn wedding. RELIABLE, AND COMPLETE as the S t Anne’s Mothers’ Guild. The Mothers’ Guild will be com- INVESTMENT osed of mothers of the altar FORT COLLINS oys and the parochial and public school children from Sacred SERVICE Heart, Perpetual Help, and Holy Rosary Parishes. Mothers new in the parish are cordially inviteci DREIIING MOTORS 8 to attend this meeting. f The membership to date in­ Buick and G M G Trucks I cludes the following women of s f You can depend upon BOSWORTH«SULLIVAN to givt the West Side Parishes: Altar 230 South CoUega Ave. Phone 2500 boys’ mothers—Mrs. Theresa Au- » you personal, reliable, and complete Investment service and scc, Mrs. William Lightner, Mrs. p advice. . . whether you're merely seeking information or Gordon McHugh, Mrs. Anthony a Vidmar, Mrs. Thomas Deutsch, wish to buy or sell securities in small or large amounts. Mrs. Rose Gallegos, Mrs. Helen Lindley, Mrs. James Dickey, Mrs. Laundry and Dry Cleaning Visit BOSWORTH'SULLIVAN soon. Our personnel, our Helen Ridings, Mrs. Clarence Van Dyke, Mrs. Howard Geib. Fort Collini library, and our research department ore at your service Mrs. Roy Swan, Mrs. Edward ACE GILLEH Smithlin, Mrs. Lawrence Stauch, 125 East Mountain Phone 225 . . . without any obligation, 8- Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. J, At­ IT kinson; CAFE h. BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN % COMPANY, Inc Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. Wil­ tn liam Cox, Mrs. Frederick Taylor, and >e iOHN i. SUlUVAN, RmWeirt Mrs. William Wallace, Mrs. Ron­ BLYTHE - HOLLOWELL is K l. 6341 ald Knowles, Mrs. Edwin Bushu, If r o J . . t. n. ..u Parish, Stratton. One hundred twenty men at- Mortuary to Mrs. William Perry, Mrs. Marg­ jTriilTOII l i t OT V* u „ tended the exercises. They were served breakfast COFFEE SHOP aret Sheak, Mrs. Michael Gray, II _ Stratton Knights of Co- luncheon by the women of the parish. The Telephona 390 6 6 0 SEVENTEENTH ST. - DENVER, COIORADO Mrs. James Cimino, Mrs. B. Vigil, ROCOllOCtlOn DdV sponsored the jjjy of recollection was given by the Rev. John I Mrs. Orville TS-ainor, Mrs. JiJhn ,, ,. , Pafih of Colby, Kans. The group picture was taken Comer Olive and Maaon V I Gray, Mrs. Velma Undtrberg, ollection for ths men of St. Charles Borromeo’s in front of the new parish hall. PAGE EIGHTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 42J05 Thurtdov. April 1, 1954 I f. ‘All for Charity’ ' I ■ I H omemaker’s Annual K. of C. Bazaar OPEN f ' ■ ■ Department g SUNDAYS I Will Be Held May 28-30 ■ PatroniiB Thei» Reliablttind Fritndly Firnu for your shopping ■ Dan Yacovetta, who ha.s served for the past few years convenience as the general chairman of the successful bazaars' con­ ducted by the Cathedral Parish, Denver, has accepted the ROSES CLOVERMiTES | chairmanship of the Silver Dol­ HySrlil Tm «. Florlbimdit. niinS- tn. Gliot pUnu. fli» root lar Days charity bazaar of the Unu. All ivIttlH. CONTROLLED— Sf. 4673 Denver Council, Knights of Co­ Rsts, Miee. Termites DRAPERS $I.S0-$2.50 DENVER PEST CONTROL lumbus. & SERVICE LAB. The 27th annual edition of SHRUBS the K. of C. bazaar will be held All till Itrwilt ihniht for Ihli 1714 So. Brosdwsy Denrer UPHOISTERV cllmit«. gtront, Murdj Iwhct. 926 W. 6th Ave. on the groundt of the council home at 16th and Grant $1.00 up - MA. 4507 T O M DWYER Streets, Denrer, on Friday, TREES Upholstering, Repairing. March 28, Saturday, May 29, tm» — Fniil Iw c Electrical Contracting and Sunday, May 30. Ali K l« l QllllUf. All tlx food Custom Built Furniture proceeds of the event are used rtrldlM. Free Estimates for charity. $1.75 up All Electricsi Jobs Licensed All work guaranteed. Terms if desired. Evening calls. Mickey O’Donoghue, grand snd Bonded knight of the Denver K. of C. EVERGREENS Z442 Endors EA 1912 Billed end burlipiwl, w In rine. Council, notes that charities Spnre. jrnilper. pine, erbor Tilie. regularly benefiting from the Low priced. council’s charities fund include, among others, the Infant of Electrical Contracting & Repairing Prague nursery, the three Cath­ olic orphanages of Denver, the of Troop 205 who par- i Paul Hollis, Robert Tappan, Anthony Varrecchia, Catholic Charities, and other in­ BARL J.STR0HMIN6ER Cathedral Scouts ticinated in the Court Brown, and Joe O'Donald; front row, stitutions aided from time to , „ M OQ . - uff tn KorV ynnr PbilHp Pietrowski, Paul Spurlock, Garfield Piaz, time, such as the Carmel in Lit­ GARDEN CENTER EUctrlc Compaiy of Honor March 23 are, left to right, back row, [ Murphy.-(Photo by A1 White) tleton and the Dominican Sisters • Lieenaed and Bonded of the Sick Poor in Denver. E. 40th Ave. & Jackson St. Member National Electrical Conlractora Aaa'n. + + + 1178 stout St. AC. 5733 Lincoln Capri Phone EL 7361 7 Feature Attraction Cathedral Scouts Given Merit Badges The feature attraction at the I bazaar this year is a 1964 Lin­ ENGLEWOOD (Cathedral Parish, Denver) having earned seven merit Aurora, and St. Vincent A formal court of honor and badges in the following crafts: Paul’s. coln Capri, a hard-top convert­ HEATING COMPANY the presentation of two new •4rt, citizenship at home, farm, The rose vestments used Lae- ible in red with a cream top and Ruffled Curtains white leather upholstery with StrriBf Entiri Enflswood and flags were held in Oscar M^o layout planning, firemanship, tare Sunday for the Infant of DsnTcr Arcs gym March 25 by the Boy Scouts home repairs, music, and scholar­ Prague statue were donated by black trim. The $5,100 automo­ Beautifully Cleaned Authorized Lennox Dealer of Cathedral Troop 205. ship. Miss Margaret Walsh of the Ca­ bile already has been on display thedral rectory. Miss Anne at the council home. Draperies Cleaned Est. 1871 Furnaces The seven boys who received FT A to Elect Officers IMS B'wsr and Air Conditioning Election of officers for the Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus At a meeting March 30 the merit badges were Jim Brown, Colburn, Sr.; and Dan, Danny, Paul Hollis, John Murphy, Joe coming term will be the climax following were present, in addi­ and Hand Finished of the PTA meeting, held in and Donald Yacovetta. tion to Dan Yacovetta, general ALL MAKES FURNACES O’Donald, Paul Spurlock, Robert Prayers of the parishioners Pickap A INSTALLED, SERVICED Tappan, and Anthony Varrec­ Oscar Malo" Hall Monday, .4pril chairman: Dave Carr, Joe Davis, Call FR. 0574 DellTery Bacon & Schramm 5. The nominees will be named are asked for the recovery of Claude Ramsey, Phil Rotole,- AND REPAIRED chia. Jr. Mrs. Catherine Harkins, mother Compusition Roofing by Mrs. Ken Sheehy, chairman John Schlereth, Pat Colburn, Officiating were Anthony Var­ of the nominating cortimittee. of Mrs. William J. Callahan, Dick Balleweg, and B'red Hass. Peerless Lace Cleaning Co. Tile Roofing • Heating recchia, scoutmaster; Bernie president of the Altar and Ro­ Grand Knight O’Donoghue was Beaver, institutional representa­ Because of the city-wide en­ 5600 East Colfax FR. 0574 Roof Repairing • Air Conditioning rollment of the Cathedral PTA, sary Society. Mrs. Harkins suf­ prevented by illness from attend­ tive. who was master of ceremo­ the members of the nominating fered a stroke March 24-. ing. 4020 Brighton Blvd., CU. 6563 • Sheet Metal Work nies; James Keys, assistant committee were chosen from The membera of the Cathe­ An important general meeting FREE CHECKUP scoutmaster; Fred Haas, scout dral Altar and Rotary Society AND ESTIMATE separate parishes. Mrs. Sheehy will be held by the K. of C. Tues­ chairman; and Jim Temple, for­ will receive Communion in a Ph. SP. 0055 or SU. 14494 mer scoutmaster. Thirty-six par­ represented Cure d’Ars Parish; day evening, April 6, at which Mrs. Leo Glassman, Cathedral group in the 8 o’clock M att business of the bazaar will be 1065 W. Hampden ents and friends of the scouts on Sunday, April 4. For Prompt were present. Parish; Mrs. Charles Kurtz, Our discussed. Prtnk W iUri, Prop. Lady of Lourdes Parish; Mrs. The new flags,’ an American It______J Rudolph Vidal, St. Dominic’s Event Slated May 6-8 LAUNDRY & and a troop flag, were blessed Parish; and Mrs. James Healey, by the Rev. George Kearney, St. Joseph’s Parish in Golden. DRY CLEANING scout chaplain. Jimmy Brown 'I'he program will include and John Murphy presented a Successful Regis Bazaar Service . . . Coll: CERTIFIED CHEMICAL talk by Mrs. Isabel Riley, school trumpet salute to “America” nurse, on the “Interpretation of prior to the formal presentation. the Polio Program,” which will PRODUCTS, INC. The color-bearers were Rob­ be of special interest to grade Will Help School Expand T A . 6 3 7 0 ert Tappan and .\nthony Varrec school parents. The immuniza­ Building Maintenance chia and Explorer Scouts Charles tion vaccine will be given to sec­ Faced with the problem of in­ for the above mentioned sports Yonr Phone is Our Door Bell CASCADE Supplies Haas and Phillip Pietrowski. The ond grade youngsters soon. creasing enrollment at th? high activities.” school and college levels, the \ new flags were purchased with Miss Helen Keaveny will talk In closing. Father Ryan, in Ed O'Connor, Sr. Laundry & Dry Cleaners Brushes • Toilet Tissues funds obtained by the bake sale to the parents about the 4-H Very Rev. Richard F. Ryan, S.J., asking for the support of friends Just Paper Towels given by the troop’s mothers. Club program for youth also. president of Regis College, has: of Regis, said that “if together Ed O’Connor, Jr. Complete Janitor Needs Anthony Varrecchia, Jr., was The parishes to be saluted at the' issued a plea in the form of an|we can make this undertaking a Call the first scout of Troop 205 to •April meeting are St. Philo- open letter to Catholics through-[success, our students, present 1180 Kalamath Street receive the .Merit Badge sash, mcna’s, Sts. Peter and Paul’s, St. out Denver to be as generous as and to come, as well as our fac­ 3030 W. LLlh Ave. GL. 4323 J. A. JOHNSON & SON Phones TAbor 0103 which was awarded to him for Rose of Lima’s, St. Therese's of po.ssiblc during the 12th annual ulty who need, these aids in the Regis bazaar. May 6, 7, and 8 development of responsible, dis- EtlablUhed 35 Yean TAlior 0104 Having been at Regis College Christian young men For Complete Plumbing Service • Gutters • Sheet Metal only1-- forA* _ the past seven ® months. .. Willwill benu innoKfoH indebted frt to you. ” • Gas Furnaces Evergreen Pastor to Lead Father Ryan expressed amaze­ Father Ryan, as honorary Th« Arms listed here deserve to chairman of the 1954 Regis ba­ • Gas Conversion Burners be remembered when you are dis* ment in his letter at the “vital Authorised concern and generous support zaar, has named Father Bernard tributinf your patronage to the Karst, S.J., and Ray Dillon a.s! Dealer 88 Pennsylvania RA 5657 different lines of business. which education and our school Fall European Marian Tour interests have received in the active cochairmen. The Rev. Donald A. McMahon, the Interlaken visit will be a Denver area.” Members of the Mothers’ and Dads’ Clubs of Regis High pastor of Christ the King Parish, trip to Jungfraujoch, the highest Father Ryan goes on to say: ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I Evergreen, will conduct a Mar- railroad station in Europe, in "We at Regis know that our School, the Guild, and the jian tour this fall that will in- the heart of the snow-capped responsibilities are only a part Women’s Club are already at GUY M. ELDER I elude visits to Rome and Lourdes, Alps. of a greater responsibility we work in preparation for the | LENNOX FURNACES as well as to many extremely bazaar. Industrial and Commercial Building The tour party will go on to all share. Jesuit Fathers B. J. Murray,! Sales and Service' beautiful scenic spots not or­ Berne, Montreux, Zermatt, Lo­ “We have convictions, too, 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 8930 dinarily hit by such tours. Richard Pates, and James R. carno, and Stresa, stopping in that the educating of these Etaugh are moderators for the WE SERVICE ALL MAKES Father McMahon’s party will Venice to attend a musical per­ youths consists in more than leave New York by plane ^ p t. 7 Guild, Dads’ Club, and Mothers’ formance given on a drifting classroom training, for we know Club, respectively. HEATING — VENTILATING — SHEET METAL and return there Oct. 15. De- stage in the Grand Canal. I tails of the trip are being han- T + + Again, as in previous years, Free Estimates Florence will next claim the the grand prize will be a new 2568 So. Bdwy. RA. 2857 ; died by the Piero de Luise Travel travelers’ attention, and then FIREPLACE , Bureau, 1546 Glenarm Street, Plymouth, which will be given Siena aftd Rome, where ample Saturday night, May 8. Denver; telephone, KE. 2769. time will be provided for sight­ ' From New York back to New A special roast beef dinner, FOR THE FINFST CLEAMIVG seeing. under the superrision of Mrs. FIXTURES 'York, the all-expensg tour will From Rome the tour will wend AND REPAIRING cost $1,274. Paul J. Villano, will be served IAS AND ELECTRIC LOGS its way to Genoa, and then to in the school cafeteria Thurs­ CorUin and Flez SciMnit, Gralea, The tour’s fir.st stop in Europe Cannes and Lourdes. A full day ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC Andlnnt tad Plre Sets, In all finisho. will be- Brussels, Belgium, on day evening. May 6, from and two nights will be spent at 4:30 until 8 p.m. Mrs, A1 Ro- Tile and Maibic for All Utci I Sept. 8. From Brussels the party the famed Marian shrine, and will travel to Zurich, where an tolla is in charge of the dining NEATILATOR FIREPLACES the final European stop will be room. Tickets are $1.25 for Rugs I extensive tour of the city will be at Paris. The six days to be spent DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. made. Lucerne will be the next adults and 60 cents for chil­ C a ll fn the Parisian capital will af­ dren under 12. N M H oit 8f. Eit. 1191 P hou MA, 1494 or KE. B ill stop, and thenSli n t e r 1 a k e.n, ford the visitors an opportunity through the ma"iificent Rhone to' make a variety of sight-seeing Glacier field. The highlight of trips with English-speaking i WWWWWWWWAW guides (provided also at all other TERMITES point.s of scenic or historic in- Seriously Damaging 2630 E. 3rd EA. 8361 $ $ $ $ $ Properly AH Oyer Denyer tere.st throughout the tour). Also Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Home E. J. SCARRY & COMPANY Leaving Paris on Oct. 14, the Far 1620 Market St. Denver, Colo. Call SP. 4673 Frea Why Waste Fuel! party will arrive in New York Eitlaitaf America’s Leading Manufacturers. on Oct. 15. JOHNS-MANVILLE FLOORINGS Largest in the West Colorado TERMINIX Co. Tak« AdTmntaf# of Oar Father McMahon announced Licfsiaa af E. L. Bnca Ca. Asphnlt Tile . Cleaners ■ Soaps - Waxes - Floor Seals that the hotels cnosen as stopping- Special Free points in the itinerary are among A long lived, low priced flooring for Schools, Disinfectants - Insecticides - Deodorants the best on the Continent. Hospitals, Churches, Residences. Janitor Supplies Efficiency Check Wins State T e rra fle x WE FLR!\1SH FLOOR M.ACHIINES— Very Rev. Richard Ryan, S.J. One of the toughest, longest weoring floor Dramatic Contest coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid FLOOR SERVICE Save Fuel and that the graduates of our school 5 ^‘Imitated Bui !S'ever Equaled'* must be individual, mature not proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors 5 KE. 0205 TA. 4488 $ $ $ $ $' only intellectually, but also Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free morally, emotionally, socially, Ph. AC. 2644 and physically.” Building & Maintenance-Co. 24 Hour S«rrict All proceeds of this year’s ba-i zaar will be used to provide j 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 Your Kitchen Needs a much-needed outdoor athletic fa-i Holland Furnace Co. cilities. “We must construct a: World*! Lorfett Farnaco Inttallen baseball and two softball fields,” ! 1144 MARKET ST. Father Ryan said, “as well as: TRADEWIND CLIPPER handball and volleyball courts, and tw o outdoor basketball fourts. , r d f “We want to condition the FAN! Always in Good Taste limited facilities we now have • It will give proper ventilation. Msgr. Smith * It will carry out grease and cooking odors. KRIS * It is guaranteed 100%. Will Address • It will keep your home cleaner, longer. RE-UPHOISTERIHG FREE SURVEY m o n t h w h i l e y o u Friday Club Makes \our Old rn tt i9UI%TEI ARE HOUSECLEANING “What Is the Propagation Fl/RNITl/RE A gold trophy was of the Faith?” will he the ITe Specialize in Kitchen Fans! Faihioni come and iro. but the need for CLOTH window ahadea never chanjcca. awarded to Joan West, sen­ subject of the Rt. Rev. Mon­ Better Than IVew! "FOR MORE THAN 2« YEARS" Day in, day out. without fuas or bother. ior of Cathedral High School, signor Gregory Smith, V.G., SLATTERY CLOTH window ahadea protect your in an address before the Fri­ as ow s fumtahiora aRainst "aunbum," give you. Denver, for winning the state dra­ Davenport L . privacy by night and resrulaled light by matic declamation contest held at day Luncheon Club April 2. day, keep your home warmer in winter, Greeley on March 28. Joan’s por­ Monsignor Smith is director cooler in aummer. 'ilieir unobtruaive good & and Chair looks are in perfect Uste with furnish­ trayal of “Joan of Arc” merited of the Society for the Propa­ ings of any period. And all this from, her the award and along with it gation of the Faith in the the lowoat priced item In ypur decorating^ the chance to participate in the Archdiocese of Denver, as budget 1 See our complete selection of Finest Materials . . . Expert William Voiker CLOTH window ahadea national contest to be held in well as archdiocesan director COMPANY today. Greensburg, Pa., in June. for the Confraternity of Chris­ Workmanship Joan is president of the Cathe­ tian Doctrine, spiritual direc­ Plumbing and Heating dral NFL and coeditor of the tor of the Archbishop’s Guild, Kris Upholstery Co. FALBY’S school paper, Hi-Pal. She has at­ and national director of Study Contractors tended Cathedral for th e four Clubs for the CCD. ^ I Fine Living Room Furniture, Paint & Hardware years of her high school, and has Hour-long meetings of the JOHN J. CONNOR. Pruldtnt Custom Made participated in a great number of luncheon club are held every ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vies President COMPLETE HOME PL'EtNISHINGS *Open Monday 4 Friday Nighta 824 Acoma school events. Speech and jour­ Friday at noon in the K. of C. 1726 MARKET STREET 1553 PLATTE ST. TA. 5107 32 Broadway PE 29-tO nalism have been her two main Home, 16th Avenud and Grant GL. 3641 GL. 3642 activities in school, and she has Street, Denver. All Catholic PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 excelled in both subjects. man are invited. . I