49 Seminarians Enrolled for Denver Archdiocese r------;------€.------, New Sacred Heart School^ Colorado Springs Number Far Short of Needs V o c a f/o n s Fall Off Blessing Oct. 10 of Statue Despite Increase in Of Our Lady at Marycrest On Sunday, Oct. 10, s garden shrine honoring Our Lady will be dedicated at Marycrest, mother- Catholic Population house of the Franciscan Sisters at 52nd Street and Federal Boule vard. Starting at 3 p.m., a pro By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen cession will take place from the Although the number of parishes in the Den convent chapel to the site of the shrine. All the faithful of the ver Archdiocese has risen from 83 to 101 in the Denver area are invited to attend past five years, there are fewer arcbdiocesan stu and take part in the procession. The Rev. Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., dents ])reparing for the priesthood than there were pastor of St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Denver, will officiate at the in 1950. That year showed 52 Denver seminarians, ceremony. and the archdiocese at present has only 49. The statue, which was ordered Tliat vocations for the priesthood in the archdiocese are not and partially designed by Mother keeping pace with Church n ^ s is further attested by the fact that Elma, Provincial of the Sacred property for nearly a dozen new parishes has been secured by Arch Heart Province and in residence THIS IS THE ARCHITECT’S SKETCH of the new on the parish property that are being utilized until the completion at Marycrest, is carved from of the new building. Teachers are Sisters of St. Benedict of Atchi bishop Urban J. Vehr— without the priests to fill them. C4rrara marble, a.s is the base. school being erected by Sacred Heart Parish, Colorado son, Kans. Springs. The Rev.^ohn Nelson, pastor, says it is hoped that The new school, which will have eight rooms, will feature a The almost unbelievable growth in population of the city The original design will bear the title of "Queen of Marycrest,’’ the building will be completed by mid-January. multipurpose hall that will seat 400. The school site is the south of Denver provides additional proof of the expanding needs for Classes are being conducted for grade one to four in two bou.ses personnel in the Church here. The 1950 census fixed the population and the section of Marycrest in east corner at 21st Street and West Pike’s Peak .\venue. which the shrine is erected will of the city of Denver, without be known as “Our Queen’s Gar Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations environs, at 415,786. A recent den.’’ Evening Moss in Welby Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1954— Permission to Reproduce, Except on state survey came up with a con The white statue has a perma Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue servative estimate of 450,5(X) for nent backdrop of dark evergreens, and the grounds surrounding the the same area. And the real shrine will be landscaped to ac Will Highlight K. of C. growth has occurred on the city’s centuate the spot as one dedi -outskirts, not included in tlie tab cated to Our Lady. ulation. A state agency estimates The statue and base are the the entire present population of special gift of the John O’Flah Columbus Day Program IDENVER CATHOLIC erty family of Denver. Mr. Metropolitan Denver as 680,000. Knights of Columbus of Colorado prepare to honor O’Flaherty is the head of the Only One Priest Next June O’Flaherty Construction Com their patron, Christopher Columbus, with an Evening The archdiocese has only one pany, which built the first sec High Ma.ss and district meeting in Welby Oct. 12 and a tion of the new mother-house on special Friday Luncheon Club meeting in Denver Oct. 8. seminarian for ordination next the Marycrest property. Radio li.steners will hear the annual Columbus Day June. He is the Rev. Deacon W il In all, the statue, its base, and liam Sievers. And there are only the cost of handling came to ap -f- + address of Luke E. Hart, Su REGSTER proximately $1,000. preme Knight of the Knights of four Denver seminarians for or K. of C. Underwrite Columbus, over Denver station VOL. L. No. 8. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 DENVER, COLORADO dination in 1956: John Jepson, New pepartment Opened Oet. 6 KIMN from 7:45 to 8 p.m. Oct. Robert Dote, Thomas Stone, and 12. The talk is being carried Musical Program nation-wide earlier by the Mutual John LePenske. Broadcasting System, and being Denver seminarians in second- St. Anthony Hospital Has At 3 Orphanages rebroadcast by Denver’s Mutu^ 57% of Seminary Drive Pledges Paid; year theology number six; first- outlet year theology, nine; fourth-col A gift of $1,350 ha.s been" A telecast on w h i cJi Robert lege, eight; third college, six; sec Physical Therapy Division voted by Denver Council 539 of Norton, grand knight of Denver the Knights of Columbus for Council 539, will appear, is Parish by Parish Record Is Compiled ond college, five; and first col A new physical therapy depart penetration of heat to increase the Rev. Richard Hiester, in planned for a yet unscheduled lege, six. ment, containing all modern circulation at the desired spot, order to carry on musical in time the afternoon of Oct. 12 over A.S of Oct. 1, 69 weeks of the 104 week.s of the Denver students studying In equipment, wa.s officially opened especially helpful for arthritic struction for children in St. station KFEL-TV. payment period for pledges made in the Archbi.shop’s in Sf. Anthony’s Hospital, Den patients. Several infrared lamps Clara's Orphanage, St. Vincent’s Rome are Daniel Kelleher, Leon ver, at a social for staff doctors heat the surface of the body for The Mass in the Assumption Seminary and Mi.ssions Campaign have pas.sed. This ard Urban, and Martin McNulty. conditions requiring external Home for Boys, and Queen of Church, Welby, will be offered Good Thief Day and nurses Oct. 6, according to Heaven Orphanage, all in Den means 66 per cent of the payment period has expired. Two other Roman students. Fa Si.ster Mary Lina, hospital ad heat. Ultraviolet lamps also are at 7 :30 p.m. by the Rev. Dom used for heat treatments. ver. inic Albino, O.S.M. The reli As of Oct. 1. the sum of $2,063,647.84 has been thers John Cotter and Raymond ministrator. Over-all cost for The gift is expected to sup equipment and minor remodeling In electrotherapy, the Galvanic gious service will precede a dis paid on pledges. This is 57 per cent of the total pledges. Pay Hamilton, were ordained Dec. 8, port the music program in these trict meeting conducted by Dis To Be Observed in the large department is ap and Faradic machine is used to ment of pledges, therefore, is about nine per cent below what it 1953, and July 18, 1954, re- in.stitutions for a period of nine trict Deputy Urban Mellecker. should be. proximately $5,000. stimulate by electric current months. speaively. weak or paralyzed muscles. A Knights are invited to bring The campaign pledge payment period is from June 7, 1933, Located on the ground level of The instructions are part of their wives to < the celebration. The archdiocese has one stu the hospital building, the depart regulator controls the current, the parochial school music pro to June 5, 1955. At Prison Oct. 10 which may be increased or de During the meeting the guests ment has four treatnient tables gram, of which Father Hiester A list of parishes, with the percentage of money paid as dent at the Catholic Univetsity creased according to the needs will be entertained at a games The second annpal celebration in booths surrounded by draw is archdiocesan director. The party. compared with pledges, is given below, prepared by the office of America in Washington, D.C., curtains. Mrs. Marion L. Bow of the patient. knights’ contribution will provide of the Archbishop’s Seminary and Missions Campaign. of Good Thief Sunday will be _ For hydrotherapy, a special The Boulder council has also Thomas Mitchell. den, a veteran of 21 years in 'hu9rtc«( instruments and equip 1. Cathedral ...... 55'/r hel
The 25th anniversary of St. The Denver Federation of from 22 to 35 in 16 archdio bishop U rban J. V ehr, 15 Mahoney, S t Phiiomena's Par Benedict’s Hospital, Sterling, is the Christian Family Move cesan parishes. , priests, and more than 150 ish, president couple; Ray and being observed Thursday. Oct. Jo TayloiV S t John’s, vice ment will observe its first Youngest group to be repre couples at St. Philomena’s 7, with a Solemn Mass celebrated birthday a t the q u a rte rly Church on Palm Sunday, and president; Jack and Lois by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Greg- sented at the federation meet Heher, S t James’, secretaries; meeting of delegate couples ing will be a newly formed a midsummer Field Mass for ocy Smith, V.G., in the hospital fropi all*CFM groups Thurs CFM couples and their families and Lucien and Carrie Barry. group in SL Pius X ’s Parish in chapel. day evening, Oct. 7, at the at Regis College stadium in Presentation, tieasurers. At Hoffman Heights. Other new Other officers of the Mass are Cure d’Ars School, 32nd and July. and Pat Riede will continue as parish groups are now operat Father £. J. Verschraeghen, Dahlia Street Because the day Sponsors Telecasts contact couple with the na Sterling, deacon, and Father is the Feast of the Holy Ro ing in St. Therese’s, Aurora; tional CFM headquarters. Dominic Sclafani, O.S.B., hospi sary the meeting will begin at and in Holy Family and St. The Deliver Federation also They and the retiring presi tal chaplain, subdeacon. The Rt. 8 o’clock sharp with the reci Dominic’s Parishes in , North sponsored two Catholic - tele dent couple will serve as an Rev. Monsignor Charles H. tation of the Rosary, Denver. Mr. and Mrs. George vision programs on station advisory board with the new Hagus, who retired this year as Principal business of the Gale of the Fort Collins group KLZ-TV in August, one officers., The Rev. Francis pastor o( Annunciation -Parish, evening will be the election of are this week assisting a new demonstrating the custom of^ Syrianey of S t Pius X ’s Par Denver, and who w'as pastor in new federation officers for the group to be established in St. the 'Enthronement of the Sa ish is serving as federation Sterling when the h(upital was coming year, which, based upon Mary’s Parish, Cheyenne. cred Heart in the home and ch^lain. opened, was to give the sermon. Marion Shrine deacon, and the Rev. Daniel Flaherty, subdeacon. the growth of the past year, The past year has seen the the other giving a condensed 'The three CFM groups in The hospital, staffed by the Assisting Monsignor Smith is the Rev. Robert will be a busy one for the federation successfully sponsor version of a sample CFM meet , Cure d’Ars Parish will serve Sisters of St. Benedict of Sioux shown blessing the Marian Shrine at S t Antljony Stack, C.M., of S t Thomas’ Seminary. The shrine federation. Since the group, the following activities: A day ing. Both programs were well as hosts to the federation City, la., wa.s built in 1929 at a of Padua’s Parish, Westwood. An outdoor Solemn received by both Catholic and meeting. A ll' delegate cc es ^ a s erected by the men of the Holy Name Society consisting of delegate couples of recollection for more’ than cost of approximately $60,000. Mass was offered at the shrine after the blessing, from all existing CFM groups, ^0 married couples at Loretto non-Catholic viewers, are urged to bring their i :p- A $200,000 wing was added in with the Rev. Michael Maher, adpiinistrator, as of St. Anthony’s as a Marian Year project.— was formed last OctobiEr the Heights last January, a CFM u , Retiring officers of the fed- lains with them to 'th e meet 1961. celebrant assisted by the Rev. Harley Schmitt (R eguter ^ o to by Turilli) number of groups has grown Holy Hour attended by Arch y eration are John hnd Charlotte ing. ; PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOtIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 44205 Thursday, October 7, 1954
MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Archdiocese Has Last Two Swiss in s u re rs Jnsuranc* Since 1897 49 Seminarians Missioners Are (Continued From Page One) inarians for the diocese. That year Ousted by Reds saw Bishop John Henry Tihen ordain four deacons to the priest The last two Swiss mission hood. Denver 4iad 287,861 res aries in China, confreres of idents, and Colorado 1,035,791. seven Bethlehem Fathers now stationed in the Denver Arch The record class of Denver or- diocese, have been expelled from dinands w as elevated to the their adopted land by the Com priesthood by Archbishop Vehr munist tyrants. on June 3, 1944— 10 deacons. Most of the Bethlehem Fa That year there were 43 arch rthers in the Denver Archdiocese diocesan students. are themselves exiles from Herbert W , Leibmon Gerard R. TeBockhorst China. The Reds have been In 1939, 15 years ago, the then throwing them out of the coun 753 G4E Bldg. TAbor 5-0241 Bishop Vehr ordain^ the first try since the first wave of Com class he had adopted on his ar munist -troops entered Man rival as Ordinary in 1931. There churia in 1945. "rtie last expellees are Fathers were four new priests. A total of Herman Brun and Ernest Man- 322,412 persons resided in Den hart of Peking. They are be ver, and 1,123,290 in Colorado. lieved to have been the last for eign priests with comparative The totals for the ensuing years 615 17th St. freedom in the capital of the follow: 1945, 35 archdiodfsan Between Welton and ‘‘People’s Republic of China.” California students, three ordained in De They staffed a parish in a sub cember; 1946, 32 archdiocesan urb of the city. For Reierratioiui; students, five ordained; 1947, 37 The two will join in exile these priests now in Colorado: CH. 4-3611 or KE. 4-9413 students, four ordained; 1948, 30 Features The Rev. Jijjm Imesch, St, Served 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. students, one ordained; 1949, 44 Key to Cancer Seminar the 350 visiting doctors Therese's Parish, Aurora: the students, three ordained; 1950, 52 attend the sixth annual Penrose Rev. .Anton Borer, Blessed Sac cancer seminar Saturday, Oct.' 9, in the Broadmoor Hotel, they students, five ordained; 1951, 56 rament Parish, Denver: and the will be asked to make diagnoses based on the 13 slides above, each of Rev, Francis Brem, the Rev. M n cc n t R onic Bi.shop Joseph C. Willjjing of Pueblo is shown students, three ordained; 1952, 63 ll ll la a III l i c y i a y,g begins the Pontifical Mass officially which is prepared for one of the 13 test cases to be discussed by Matthew Ruf, and the Rev, Pat SUNDAY DINNER students, four ordained; 1953, 63 the seminar. Whht amounts to a five-hemr seminar on the 13 cases rick Veil, Cheyenne Wells. opening the academic year at Regis College, Denver. The Mass, students, six ordained here, one actually represents almost one year of preparation by the laboratory Headquarters of the Bethle- attended by faculty and student body, was offered in the St. Johni. ■ > facilities of the Penrose Cancer Hospital and the Glockner-Penrose j l^em Fathers in Colorado is in ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF...... $1.15 Francis Regis Chapel on the campus Oct. 1. .>\t the right is thej'^' Rome; and 1954, 62 students Hospital. The hands in the picture belong to Laura Heims, labora Cheyenne Wells, where the Rev. Very Rev. Richard Ryan, S.J., president of Regis, who assisted th e. at close of term, six ordained here, Choic* of Sour or CockUil. and B«ver*R* tory technologist at the Glockner-Penrose Hospital. Financing the Peter Wildhabcr is superior. Bishop in the Ma.ss.— {Regieter photo by Turilli) one in Rome, seminar on Saturday will be the El Pomar f'oundation, which has Bethlehem Father Walter Huber 1 400 beat! • Ko Liqnor • Organ Manic Vocation Committee's Work already spent upward of $1,000,000 on cancer research activities.— is at Mother of God Parish, Den A special vocation committee (Photo by Bob McIntyre) ver. 57% of Pledges Are Paid ■f ■3' + + *r During the Geneva conference, composed of archdiocesan priests spokesmen of the Chinese Red who are alumni of St. Thomas' El Pom ar Foundation Host regime told a press conference (Continued From Page One) 56. Corpus Chri.sti— Seminary has been studying means that all foreign missionaries 3TM-1. Holy Trinity— West Colorado Springs ...... 57% of attracting mote young men to jailed or expelled were “spies minster ...... 40% 57. Divine Redeemer— and/or saboteurs.” Colorado Springs ...... 53% Penrose Cancer Seminar Thrift Shop IbrTht Woman j.38. St. Joseph’s—Golden _. 61% the service of God. Many of the .At that time the Swiss press 58. Our Lady— Colorado fruits of this group's efforts can did not a.sk whether the descrip Who Wants Unusual Ocsiqns 39. St. Mary’s— Littleton ... 44% Springs ...... 24% tion was also applicable to Swiss At PrictsTo F^t Htr Budget 140. St. Patrick'.'!— Fort Lo- Sacred Heart— Colorado be seen in the attraaive vocation ' gan ...... 36% posters and pamphlets that are To Attract 350 Medicos missionaries. Now two Swiss na Springs ...... 56% tionals have been expelled. ' 41. St. Therc.se’s— Aurora . 42% 59M-1. Our I.ady— in evidence in several of the 42. Sts. Peter and Paul’s— Manitou ;...... 48% When the more than 350 vis phases of the cancer program, / churches and schools of the arch iting physicians, surgeons, pa Wheatridge ...... 54% 59.M-2. Holy Rosary will assume all other expenses Wsll diocese. 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McConrt Chiropractic Rosary of the Denver ArcH full colors by 82 of the greatest Cuitomer Parking in Rear diocesan Parish Sodality Union artists who painted a Biblical 616 Downing MA. 3-7617 Health Care will be held in the Cathedral Sun theme are arranged in sequence, day evening, Oct. 17, at 7. The with captions that in themselves DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING Rev. Frederick D. McCallin almost tell the story of the Bible Dr. G. J. Dr. Ralph J. Spear (above) will lead the recitation The Crucifixion is depicted with Serving Colorado Since 1886 . (Private Practice of the Rosary and will be the the striking yet tasteful realism Schaeuble speaker for the evening. now in vogue. !So Affiliations) All sodalists are urged to par One section of 48 pages in full Optometrist • House Moving * Heavy Moving ticipate; they may call Cae Hat color and monotone shows phot<^ Specialist * • Moving • Packing • Shipping 4230 Tennyson ton at AC. 2-5020, or Lou Ann graphs of the Pope, Rome, and Furniture Kratochvil at FL. 5-8073. the Vatican, glowing with life For Visual OFFICE: CE. S-t462 1521— 20th St. KE. 4-6228 JhSL SlohSL The public is invited to attend and movement, Another section is Eye Care HOME: CR. 7-8478 this tribute to the Blessed Mother, devoted to the American Cardi Queen of the Rosary. nals. All traditional appendices 638 j^pire Bldg. KE. 4-5840 Thursday, October 7, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER .Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE THREE Visitors on Increase Archbishop Vehr in Papal Audience Educator From Saxony Visits See City 2,500 More at St. Cabrini U.S. Aid Termed 'German Miracle'
Shrine During September By WiLtiAM J. Warner in the economic situation and The school was opened in 1950 IN DENVER LAST WEEK eventual stability.” to supply the high demand for In'the month of September, Mother Cabrini Shrine com I as a gpicst of the U. S. State De When asked his opinion of the priests in the Hildesheim Dio there were 700 more cara mittee that they expect the partment was the Rt. Rev. Mon- European Defense Community, cese. The classes began w'ith 40 viaitin;; the Shrine of Mother remainder to be contributed ' signor Carl Morotini of Hanover, the Monsignor replied; students and are still limited to^ Cabrini in Mt. Vernon Canyon soon. The committee wishes to Germany. He is on a flying tour “!• think that aft^r the blow the sam^ number. There are many than in the same month a year thank all who have made con ijo f the country on, a study pf Cath- struck at the EDC treaty by more student.s too poor to pay for atft). Tliia September, 2,500 tributions so far. 'olic educational institutions. In France, the increasing friendship their own training, but the .school more persons rcKistered at the Within the next 60 days, it 'Germany, the Monsignor is the and understanding between the is limited to 40 students by vir shrine than did in September, 1. s reported, the statue of the 'superintendent of religion in United States and Germany are tue of its size and will not be able 1950. Sacred Heart and the stairs .all schools in Lower Saxony. He fundamental to European peace. to take care, of more until the The steps winding from the leading to it will be lighted. was appointed by the Ministry of “There are, of course, some funds are made available for ex shrine to the .statue of the This lighting will make it pos : Education. groups in Germany that are in pansion. opposition to U. S.-German co Sacred Heart high on the hill sible to see the statue from i The Diocese of Hildesheim, in The cost of care for a seminar operation, but one cannot under above it have been completed great distances at night. It is i which Monsignor Morotini lives, ian at the school is low by .Ameri ns far as the stations of the borders the Iron Curtain for 500 stand how this can happen in view can standards, but the necessary taken for granted, of course, of the assistance that has been cross will extend. The number that the .stairs, stations of the i miles. The population is predom funds are not always available. inantly Protestant, with about 2ft given For $10, a student can be main of .steps completed and paid cross, and the mysteries of the ...... "In my opinion there is a need for is 2G0. There arc still 65 Rosary will be donated and per cent being Catholic. Religion tained for a whole month. .is taught in all school's, and allmutual assistance between steps to be donated and in- installed by that time. 'teachers of religion, both clerical United States and Germany, Etallctj. The total number of The Ro.sary is still being re MONSIGNOR MOROTINI, of and lay, must pass tests in the I*’’® "most im- steps will be 325 when com cited publicly at the shrine at subicct portant factors for preserving German , and • Italian parentage. pleted. 2, .3, and 4 o’clock each Sun .^t ?2.5 each, the steps are th e German priest say.s; “Hil- ‘he "O'-’l' against the disease of H T stu X d ’in^fh- day afternoon. This will con desheim Diocese is the refugee Communism. , UnWeV^tieCof being donated most readily. tinue until the weather \no And it is reported by the longer permits the practice. diocese in the proper sense of the ' Westphalia,*and in 1935 was or- Word. More than 400,000.refugees EFFORT to rehabili- Hained by Bishop Joseph Gode- came streaming into it after the tate Germany spiritually. .Monsi-.^ard Machens in Hildesheim. war. Ignor Morotini established the I Regis College to Be Host I Niels Stensen College at Hanover.' Prior to World War II, he was THE GREAT INFLUX of i The college is actually a prepara- refugees into the whole of Wes-|tory seminary for refugee hoys'® Lower baxony. \Nhen Hitler D in e Y l l faces .Archbishop Urban J. ! and a group of pilgrims. The Pontiff, despite his I lUS A ll tern Germany caused problems of families too poor to educate power, however, the To Accountants Oct. 12 Yehr of Denver in this picture taken ' weakened condition, welcomed and spoke to the that would have been insurmoun-lthem otherwise, priest was expelled from his teaching duties and took up pas Regis College will l>e host to .. ,h. ,p,ci.l ..diene, .r.n.ed by .be P.n.i,, f 0.^“ ^ table if it had not been for one The accounting seminar has for thing; The “German miracle.” toral work in Hanover. .As soon the Denver chapter of the Na its subject “The Forecast Side of Sept. 23 to 12 American Archbishops and Bishops | Rome. as the war was over. Monsignor tional .Association of Cost Ac- The "German miracle" is owing Budgeting” and will include the primarily to American aid. Morotini returned to teaching and cruiuanLs on Tuesday, Oct. 12, following topics and speakers: Vicar General .Makes Four Predietions wa.s eventually named superinten from 2 to 9 p.ni. “U is historically unljeard of,” “Coming Events and Business,’’ ’said Monsignor Morotini, “ that dent of religion. The prograiu. an accounting by William Huizingh of Huizingh He arrived in this country Aug. .seminar, will include lectures and a conquering nation has ever Furniture Company and Univer What. Is the Future of Our Parishes? given such an enormous amount 3 by plane, and has visited in • disru.ssion.s in the afternoon andjsity of Denver; "Coming Events of help to a conquered country. Washington, D. C.; Detroit, Chi evening with dinner in between.'and the Company.” by a repre WHAT WILL St. Francis dejfor less than the going rate paid ish. and the church, like any Sales' Parish, Denver, be like' public school teachers. - other public builoing, must pro All the people of Germany are cago, and Grand Island, Neb. It will he held in Loyola Hall on ■sentative of Carter Oil Company While in Nebraska, he paid a visit the Fii-gis canipu.s. vide adequate parking facilities grateful to the American people by L. W. Kenvon of OK Rubber for the help that has been given to Boys Town. I I Welders, and by R. J . Kaiser of it is humanly possible, that ques-| POINT THREE of the pastor’s or die. For that reason the par « « • tk.n was an.swered by the Rt. talk expressed the hope that a ish had to have not only more them. The people of Hildesheim I KIACCBHfl Hnckethorn Manufacturing and are especially th.snkful to the IN DENVER, the visiting pre V I I U U v l DivtttbllllQ Supply Company; “The Future Rev. .Monsignor Gregory Smith, regularly scheduled program of parking space but make better use of what it has. MonsignoviLatholics of America, who have late was a guest at Regis Col of Sales,” by Walter J. Rohde of V.G., pastor, at a meeting of evening Masses is not too far off. There will he more trial lege. He made visits to the high 'ideal Cement Company; “The Fu-j the Parish Council. Smith said the recently enlarged enomious comfort to Hit answer has bearing periods yet, he said, but if the parking lot behind the grade the refugees. I say this on behalf school and college classes and re At H o s p ita l in ■ture of Costs and Profits,” by of my Bishop and my people.” ported that they were among the Philip C. Miller of Esquire mag upon the future of most of the reaction of parishioners to eve school will be painted to show parishes in the Denver area ning .Masses on holy days of For fear that his remarks, finest he had seen anywhere in azine; and "The Cash Position parkors how to make the most as well. obligation that fall on working would give the impression that a the country. Del Norte Oct. 20 I Forecast,” by Dr. Robert S. Was- economical use of the available \ i Rasing his conjecture.s on pre.s- days remains enthu.siastic, those space, and, at. least in the begin general prosperity exists in Ger Before his departure, he visited Bishop Joiieph C. Willging of trends and statistical proba- who love the liturgy can confi ning, the usliers may be called many as a result of .American St. Thomas’ Seminary and the air, the prelate further stated: Register College of Journalism. Pueldo will Mess the chapel of L , ; ntinoi aV Monsignor Smith said dently predict the outcome. One upon to direct traffic into, on, * • , m oo in_ accounting at Regis! a i„no- argument in favor of evening and out of the lot. After visiting San Francisco, .Mas,'=es,. he said,----- is that----- they . ... per-, . In connection with ojf-street. “GERMANY HAS MADE a Nashville, Tenn.; and New York, mi. a more dignified teicbiation; parking .M< nsignor Smith again |S^*'*'**^ recovery since the war, l>ut Monsignor Morotini will return of the sacrifice. In a working-'mentioned the de.sirability of recovery does not mean that all to Germany by plane Nov. 2. parts of the population are well There he will apply the best of the institution. i Fdwartr“winter'(.!alpr man’.s parish, .Monsignor Smith j constructing an entrance into continued, where it is necessary; (he south side of the church. .At off. what he has learned to the school The cornerstone of the hos- 4 t..n t nrofe«er of ’ ' ^ime in a good many years, he Rt,' Rev. Carl Morotini slant professor of economics, more voung families are to offer Mass every hour on the'the same time, he said, it would “More than 10,000,000 refu system of his state. pital will be laid ai .TiJO p.m. the w'lll meet the guestd. ■ • . ^ . same day. with Bi.shop Willging movinjT into the parish than are hour, there is simply not timeibe most economical to provide a gees and even more millions of Father Joseph Ryan S.J., pro- „,o,.ing out of it. to enact the Mass as it should be. ■ vestibule, sub-sidewalk heating bombed-out people have had to ; ngain officiating. The institution fessor of accounting and a.ssociate is of onc-s:ory construction and in the area between the church re-e.stablish their homes; recoup ; Spec ia I » iseo iiiii! director in Denver’s N.AC.A chap THE REASON for thi.«, real A FOURTH PROBABILITY: and the grade school (to clim- their losses, which consisted of covers a large expanse of ter, is in charge of arrangements. ground. estate experts tell him, is the which the parish must face, .Mon-jiiiaie safety hazards during in everything except the clothes on ' ► SAVE ON GUTTERS & DOWNSPOUTS He will be assisted by the Regis tremendous drawing power of signor Smith said, i.; off-street j clement weather), aud adequate their backs in the- majority o f . p The Sisters of St. Joseph of chapter of the .Alpha Kappa Psi NO MONEY DOWN - EASY TERMS IF DESIRED Wichita, who staff the hospital, the parish schools. Young par parking. He rccallo.i that until toilet facilities near the church, cases; and maintain some degree p business fraternity. ents are beginning to realize, he of progress. | ^ c.xpect the new huildings to he the departure of Henry Ba nes All of this, however, must remain In November, the N.AC.A will said, that if they want to make the banning of parking on .Ala in the planning .stages, he said, “There is still a great need in ^ in full operation around Jan. 1. hold .1 follow-up seminar in ac sure that their children receive meda Street was expected ilaily. inasmuch as the niiniimim cost the country, one that can only be Sheet Metal Shop counting at the University of Col a Catholic education, they had Even so, the parish is increas- would be in the neighborhood of [satisfied by the steady progre.ss K. of C. Make Protest orado on the “Control .Side of better get into a pari.sh that al nglv becoming a downtown par- $20,000. ► Irvj Smith, Owner FL. 5-4660 Budgeting.” ready has Its schools. This, of course, is not an un t. ^ ^ ^ Visit to Movie House mixed blessing, he acknowledged, A dclci^ation of Knights of Hurricane Helps blit there is some relief in pros Columbus of Boulder Council pect next year for the crowded I gi€ie*i
Rt. Rev. Gregory Smith As in all things, there is a difference in the degree of quality We Are Proud to Offer and reliability of Funeral Insurance Policies. t New Regis Club McConaty’s Funeral Protection Plan Wide ■K .\pplicanf8 acceptable through 80 years of age in Selection To Hear College amounts of $100 to $1000.00. ^ -K Is written by Colorado’s leading Catholic mortuary. of Dean on Oct. 11 ■ft Is underwritten by an Old-line Legal Reserve Stork There are now 100 members I in the fast-growing Regis Club, Company. (Not a .Mutual Company) Vestments [which will hear an address by the Rev. Louis G. Mattione, S.J., I dean of the college, at a meet- Albs ling at 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 11, I in DeSmet Hall on the campus, j The first general meeting of We will be pleased to send a counselor to Surplices I the club in 'September was at- i tended by more than 150 alumni your home or office to discuss this plan . . . ;and other friends of Regis. Cassocks At the October meeting, busi At no obligotion to you . . . ness will take up only a .small portion of time, with the re- At your convenience . . . imainder of the evening being I devoted to a social session. ' All alumni and others inter ested in Regis are invited to at tend. The club’s main project is the building of scholarship funds “ The Finest Mortuary in the West” for Regis students. Units of the club are scheduled for formation 'Complete'.Line of Religiout Article, for Church and Home in Washington, D.C., and Mil waukee, Wis. The club, in addition, expects mcornh^ Boulevard Mortuary A.® PV .H 'a^ncr and P’o. to bring Regis to the attention of Denverites through a public i relations campaign. Members of Federal Blvd. at Speer GRand 7-1626 <;OODS ;the club contribute $1 per month, most of which goes to 606 14th St. Between California & Welton TA 5-8331 ward scholarships. PAGE FOUR O ffic e , 9 3 8 Bannoclc S treet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, October 7, 1954 Shower to Benefit Nuns
(Presentation Parish, Denver) the PT.A several members of the Every parishioner is invited to gardening grouns will be awarded pins and certificates for special help make the annual shower for achievement in 4-H work. the teaching sisters of the parish a big success. The shower will be held at the parish hall this Sun for Spring Blooms day afternoon, Oct. 10, at 2:M. The fourth graders’ mothers -w-ill Plant Imported provide the refreshments and 14 children from Sister Mary Tere- DUTCH sita’s fourth grade class will present a dialogue, with pictures, on the Blessed Virgin. The sisters especially need staples, such as BULBS sheets (twin bed size),-and pillow cases. Cash gifts will be helpful. The recipient of the first prize NDW! in the annual IVorld .Series con test was Bud Hoelsken of 610 Fn
Evergreen.— (Church of sume the responsibility of assist The circle will meet the fourth Christ the King)— Two addition ing the nuns with the Saturday Thursday of each month at 8; 'BY POPULAR DEMAND al circles of the Altar and Rosary morning catechism classes. Two p.m. The meeting Oct. 28 will b e ; Society were recently organized. women of the circle will be on in the home of Mrs. Kenneth' Six women of the Kittredge area hand each week to assist when Turner. The plan for the eve-! ’ met In the home of Mrs. Harry and where help is most needed. ning will be to njake the chil WE ARE REPEATING THIS Okepeske Sept. 28 to organize It was also sugge.sted that with dren’s Halloween treats. a circle of the Altar and Rosary the approval of the nuns, a pre A Rosary will be recited in Society. In attendance were school class for five-year-olds the homes of the Sacred Heart, TREMENDOUS VALUE Mmes. Gortych. Mahoney, Haver, be held in which the women will Circle during the month of Octo Okene.ske, and Rockwell, and Miss teach the children prayers. ber. Jerry Green. Also in attendance In addition to assisting the Summer visitors in the home was Mrs. Joseph Matthews, pres nuns each week, it was voted of Mrs. Myra Powers, leaving ident of the Altar and Rosary and agreed to .sponsor children’s next week for their home in Ma Society. parties or treats for various oc nagua, Nicaragua, Central Amer Unanimously nominated and casions, the first of which will ica, are Mrs. Robert Rutledge and : JOE ONOFRIO elected were Mrs. L. H. Rockwell, be to present each child with a her daughters, Christine and chairman; Mr.s. Stanley Gortych, Halloween treat after the»class Melanie, daughter and grand vice chairman; and Mrs. Paul Oct. 30. daughters of Mrs. Powers. JOE Mahoney, secretary-treasurer. As JOE. JR, chairman, Mrs. Rockwell be 1805 Broadway (x)hD d in L T b iJw tg , £uL JthsL J'in e A t '1'6 Santa Fa comes a vice president e i officio in the Altar and Rosary Society and will represent her circle at the monthly meetings of the ex ecutive committee. The group assumed the name of “St. Jude’s Circle.” In order that the members be come more familiar with their circle patron, it was agreed that the topic of their next meeting be “The Life of St. Jude Thad- deus.” Me*. Rockwell offered to procure any available data on the saint and present it to the group at the October meeting. The circle will meet on the last Monday of every month at 8 p.m., with the next meeting in GBS-GOLUMBIA the home of Mrs. Stanley Gor tych on Oct. 25. All women of the Kittredge area are invited to attend. First of Two Circles Organized On Sept. 30, in the home of MffCC ClfD AkrAnrl Father Donald McMahon, pastor of Mrs. Martin Grabrian, the first I1IU>> J I I C HUIUUU Christ the King Parish, Evergreen, must of two Evergreen Altar and have found the surroundings remipiscent of his dwelling in the Rosary Society circles was or United States when he offered .Mass in this mountain chapel in ganized. IEurope. On a Marian Year tour with a group of priests of the Twelve woman, Mme.s. Acker- Denver Archdiocese, Father Mc.Mahon chose his .Mass in this lovely man, Callicrate, Griebling^ Baile.ispot as a time of special remembrance of his people at home Rethuruip. Iloclsken, Powers The chapel is situated on a mountain called the Gornergrat, Grabrian, Spilo, Tur-ner, and Reid, midway between the Matterhorn and .Mt. Rosa. The altar, carved and Miss Kaye Baumgardner; one from one piece wood, was festooned with edelweiss. Father .Mc guest. Mrs. Albert Holt, .sister! Mahon wrote. of Mrs. Myra Powers, and Mrs. .lames Matthews, president of the .\ltar and Rosary Society, were present. Brazilian Missionary Mrs. Martin Grabrian was elected chairman, which also names her a vice president er officio of the Altar and Rosary At St. Joseph's Oct. 17 Society to represent the circle at the monthly meetings of the (St. Joteph’i Redemptoriit .months. He is a classmate of .Altar and Rosary Society execu Pari»h. Denver) Fathar fharles Buckley, C.SS.R., tive committee. Elected secre The Very Rev. William Mur-! pastor of St. Joseph's, Denver, tary-treasurer was Mrs. Kenneth phy, C.SS.R Vice Provincial of Turner. the Brazil Province, will speak .Mrs. J. A. Grieblin^g. Sr., was at all the Masses on Sunday, Oct. Most Successful | appointed by Mrs. Grabrian as 17, in the interest of the mis The curtain was rung down in phone chairman to notify mem- sions and Brazil. Father Mur the wee hours of Oct. 4 on thej bcr.
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Very Rev. William Murphy, ...AND COST NO MORE! C.SS.R. Sherman; billfold, Frank Deller, 3150 W. Kentucky; quilts, . . W. Take Adimntage of ELCAR’S Booth and Mrs. Margaret Canol, €BS-€OLrMBlA 4195 Zenobia Street. . .. The person coming the longest Low Rates Right Now! distance to attend the festival wa-s Della Canino, 2012 Green Court, San Francisco, Calif. She Television Sets at Sold, Installed, and Guaranteed by Fence Experts! was awarded an eight-cup perco lator. The ?50 savings bond given by Father Buckley was won by Lowest Prices • Best Materials • Best Service Frances Gibbons, 618 Inca. Harry Pemberton, dinner chairman, and his crew served dinner to 900 guests. Vivian Before You Buy Any Fence, Horan, Alma Griffith, Eva Ca \ nine, and Mrs. Rose Gabbie made For Free, > an excellent showing last Sunday in Uie sal^ of tickets at the JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO. CALL RAce 2-2879 Accurate Quotation Cathedral. The net on the car was grreater / No Down Poyment When You Think to the extent of several hundred dollars. The net proceeds are not HOME OF TELEVISION -■ i FHA Term* Arranged of Fences— yet known but they should sur 716 SAIVTA FE pass last year’s from all indi Right in Your Home>me ThiThink of Elcor! .(i[l cations. 1805 BROADWAY Two Stores to Serve You I ^The Altar and Rotary Soci- . AC. 2-9170 WILLIAM J. A. M. i ety announce* tha. inttead of (BILL) (BUD) ' tha regular meeting for Oct. MA. 3-8585 ^ Open Monday TUI 8:30 p.m. Free Delivery CARULK ELLERBT 13, a potiuck luncheon will be terved at 1:30 p.m. A nominal 4405 East Evans Ave., Denver fee of 50 cent* will be charged. ' r| The member* are requetted to inTite their friend*. PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4-4205 Thursday, October 7, 1954 To Live in Las Vegas I M ary Fran c e s McKernan Catholic Women^s Activities of Denver be Jivke, Chwjund. Jow n, came the bride of Clifford Krebs of Los Delegates to NCCW Convention ^ s u a n n s L T ^ b w i D S L Angeles in S t Catherine’s Church, Denver, It's October, and trodi- NIDES on Sept. 12 be tion says it has to be fall. G. E. APPLIANCE CO. fore t h e Rev. But no drooping moods 2017 E. Colfax, DE 3-4245 John Anderson. this year, please! Our The bride was Third Edition is aimed to Everybody from Winston to attended by Winnie the Pooh has written Mrs. Pat Klus- introduce you to yourself, his life history, but for variety, meyer as ma not just your city. Did you here’s a chance to hear Auto tron of honor know how much you liked biography sung: Crosby is the and Miss Mar seafood? Even inland no- hero, and since most people garet Maroney, remember his life in terms of Miss Marlene tives can reveal it to them some two thousand songs from Mensik, and selves! No sitting at home two decades, this particular Miss Eileen Mc and waiting for winter this autobiography is a collection Kernan, sister SEARS ROEBUCK year . . . get out of the E. 1st Ave. and Univ, Blvd. of highlight hits from the of the bride, as Crosby career. No, not the bridesmaids. house, come exploring. DE 3-7788 whole two thousand, but William B New ideas for dressing enough singing to cover six Krebs, brother Italian ideas are surround 12-inch LPs, or the equivalent of th e bride your head, your home . . . ing us this year: hair cuts, groom, was the or the hunter of your fAn- cars, movies . . . fashions! -The in 45-rpm discs. The unique ■ best man. Ush ily! Capri Shirt has it in style, in album is put out by DECCA, ers were Rich the cut, the convertible collar. with introduction and in- betweens by Bing, for sale at ard Klusmeyer, It’s possible that you can’t Thomas McKer afford an Italian car; that you NIDES G.E. APPLIANCE CO., nan, brother of don’t like Italian mov'ies; where 2017 E . Colfax. The large NIDES record department of the bride, a n d of the national committee on immigration, who “Capri” is concerned, you can THESE THREE WOMEN are among fers variety from Bing and Reed Ncddermeyer. Janean McKernan was flower girl. will be a speaker; Mrs. Frank Mancini, president find both the funds and the delegates who will represent the Denver Boogie to Beethoven, several The liewlyweds will make their home in Las Vegas. The bride of the Denver Deanery of the ACCW; and Mrs. fun if you shop in SEARS attended Cathedral High School, Denver.— (Photo by Ingle Por Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women at the Junior Miss Department. listening booths and can sell national convention in Boston Nov. 6-10. From T. A. Cosgriff, past national director of the traits) NCCW. you a phonograph, so drop in left, they are Mrs. John Murtaugh, vice ohairman Added enticement; a chance for a musical visit. + to get acquainted with the new SEARS ROEBUCK store, lo Wedding cated at Cherry Creek Shop ping Center since the Aug. 19 Breakfasts Large Archdiocesan Representation opening. Store hours til 9 on Receptions Mon. and Fri. Banquets ■ Plans Trip to Women's Convention are a A & W APPLIANCE The Denver Province of the taugh is a member of Christ the and chairman of the Denver AND GIFT SHOP Specialty Council of Catholic Women will Deanery. King Parish, Denver. 5554 E. 33rd, FL 5-3235 with us have a large representation of ’resident to Attend The Rev, William Monahan, delegates and members at the assistant spiritual moderator of Spring-fever is notoriously Receptions in onr Dining Room at no extra 27th anrfual convention of the Mrs. Frank Mancini, president well-known, but who considers the group, has made reservations Fall-fever? Consider yourself of the Archdiocesan Council of charge, in your home, or your choice of location. NCCW. which will be held in the for the trip. — maybe your mood turns a U’e Hotel Statler in Boston, Mass., Catholic Women, a member of Mrs. A. J. Dooner of Pueblo, little brown and musty. If bake our own originally designed wedding your home shows the same JOLLIFFE IMPORTERS cakes . . , Specialize in ice carving and decorative Nov. (>10. Women from the St. Augustine’s Parish, Brighton, national director of the NCCW, Denver ACCW and the diocesan will be present with Mrs. Agnes symptoms, a living, breathing INC. motifs. will be a representative. lamp (don’t be^fraid) can go councils of Pueblo and Cheyenne Hayes, president of the Pueblo 1443 Glenarm PL, CH 4-0736 ’ Attending from Denver also far toward pepping things up. 75e and up Per Person will attend the meetings, at which DCCW. “Planter Lamp” is the official "You aren’t a Japanese artist ! .■\rchbishop Richard D. Cushing, will be Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, past From Boulder will come Mrs. name; pep comes partly from CHALET SEA FOOD (confess it!), your career isn’t ; D.D., of Boston will be host. national director of the NCCW, Ida Boigegrain and Miss Eliza the color choice of Chinese SPECIALTY HOUSE in the Orient, you probably ' Red, chartreuse, black or pink. can’t afford to spend 6 months , Attendance at tliis convention of Christ the King Parish; Mrs. beth Sheeby of Sacred Heart Par How does it live and breathe, 1520 Washington, AL 5-2500 out of the year in the Far 1 L. A. Higgins of St. John the ish. Mrs. Elizabeth Linnebrink of is expected to be the largest in you wonder? With plants; East, collecting art treasures. Evangelist’s Parish, past ACCW St. Patrick’s Parish, Holyoke, will home grown or artificial, With 849 miles between the history of the NCCW, mem Denver and the nearest salt JOLLIFFE IMPORTERS can . Cdt&ten/iJInc.; president and now' president of attend. they’ll allay your Fall-fever. . . . they do! Their collection • bership in which now has reached water, it’s conceivable that (Formerly Cunningham's) the Infant of Prague Nursery; Wyoming will be represented This and other modem designs of wood block prints by Wak- • more than 9,000,000. "Castle of at the A&W APPLIANCE you’ve never eaten lobster Mrs. Glenn Lewis of Cathedral by Mrs. Julian Carpender, presi tails. Time you made up this yasai is one of their many ‘ SH. 4-2474 1592 So. Broadway Christ” will be this yeat’s tlytme. AND GIFT SHOP. specialties, and makes it pos Parish; and Mrs. R. J. A. Thomp lack in your education! Mod i____ Mrs. John Murtaugh, past pres dent of the Cheyenne Diocesan sible for you to choose among son of Sts. Peter and Paul’s Par Council, and Miss Marguerite ern transportation makes it ident of the Denver ACCW and possible for even an inland the best from the ends of the ish, Wheatridge, vice president at present vice chairman of the Martin. city like ours to relish fresh earth. This is one of the horse prints which made Japanese national committee on immigra sea food, but we must be frank: It takes a Sea Food artist Wakyasai famous, a key tion, will be one of the speakers. Specialty House to introduce a to JO LLIFFE’S growing repu Her topic will be "What Is the Archbishop's Guild Plans novice to delicacies of the tation in Denver. At $3, we'd Continuing Work of the Immi deep, and this is exactly the nominate this print, “Fiod of the Week.” gration Committee?" Mrs. Mur- purpose of THE CHALET at 1st General Rally Ocf. 13 1520 Washington. Lobster A GREAT PUBLISHING Tails are one of the many MASTERPIECE (ArchbUhop'. Guild, Denver) rament Circle is in St. Anthony's house specialties; what’s actu The Beer That EVERY CATHOLIC FAMILY The first general meeting of Hospital. ally important, they’re “easy CAN BE PROUD TO OWN. the 1954-55 season of the Arch Our Lady of Grace Circle will to eat.” Ami surprise: Made Milwaukee Famoa's Not juBl the text of Scripture. A home meet Oct. 15 in the home of .Trt gallery of the world’s greatest reli bishop’s Guild will be held CHALET menus are easy to gious masterxueces. See review Pg. 2. Wednesday, Oct. 13, in the Holy Margaret Gindhart, 2902 E pay for. From 11:30 a.m. to MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. i Adv.l Ghost Hall, 19th and California Colfax. 1 a.m., five rooms available Streets, starting at 8 o’clock. The Pat Ware and family of MR. ROBERT for private parties. Free park iRobert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray: new members of the council will Queen of Heaven Circle have HAIR STYLIST ing space for guests. be introduced and plans for the moved to Albuquerque, N. Mex year discussed. The entertain Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hannon of 4118 E. 8th Ave., FL 5-9919 ment committee, Louise Dowling Mother of God Circle announced SPECIALIZED SERVICE and Irene Koser, will serve re the birth of their fifth child, When did you last “ knock freshments. This is an impor Carol Eileen, in Mercy Hospital somebody dead?” How long For Brunches, Luncheons, Bridge Parties, BAKERIES tant meeting and all circles are Aug. 31. ago did you look good enough ‘The Finest Only’^ urged to have at least two mem to eat? Things every woman Receptions and Dinner Parties in our dining bers present. craves but which many (mer 87 So. Broadway CUDDLE BUNNY SHOP room. 753 So. Univeriity The new way. and mean, 3 Out-of-Denver cifully) force out. of their minds in their own self- 1550 Colorado Blvd. chairman, Mary Alice Ca.ey, 5079 E. Colfax, DE 3-7144 For Reserrations Call CH 4-6228 ha. arranged for a demon.tra- defense. Feminine beauty be 3rd Ave. & Joiephine Six - mopth baby dresses tion after the general meeting comes hopeless at that point: Club$ Are Formed don’t fit grandma too well, but by the Downing Hardware Co. a question of giving up, not SUE'S DINING ROOM of the G. E. Automatic Mobile giving out! "Grandma Bait” they are, just Maid di.hwa.her, which will be By Rosary Makers As a man whose career is the same! While a busy mother 1025 Pearl Street awarded at the fall benefit styling hair to match a has her mind on the practical (Our Lady’i Rotary Making layette of diapers and cotton Nov. 13. Club) woman’s personality and best H M M E l ’ S St. Jude’s Circle will meet features, MR. ROBERT, at shirts, it’s grandma, with a There are now 21 rosary-mak Denver'. lyeadiny Caterer, and Oct. 12 in the home of Helen 8th and Albion, can affirm MODEL ARMY light in her eyes, who asks to Dclic.tea.en ing clubs in the Denver area and see the frill-bottomed “Can- Featuring Readon. Mrs. Lou Beth Kerr, a three newly organized clubs in that each woman has a beauty AND SURPLUS Attention • Brides to Be former member of this circle especially hers. True, beauty Can” panties in rubber and a Chicken Pot Pie. Manitou Springs, Leadville, and 1225 17th St., TA 5-4485 Nothing will “dress up” the now living in Durango, has an is more than skin deep, but nj'lon, or the full-cut baby Family aize, $1.75 Steamboat Springs. Church more for your wedding nounced the birth of her fourth why bury it? Are you satis dresses for dressing up to "see # Fried Chicken, $2.50 During this month of the Holy The hunter in your family than one of Wagner’. White child, Susan, Sept. 7. fied to picture your friends people.” a Roa.t Turkey by the .lice Rosary the clubs are endeavoring is unlikely to shoot a kanga Aide Cloth Runner., laid down Dorothy Mulcahy will enter musing, “She’d be an attrac Communion dresses are Baked Ham by the .lice to make more rosaries since the roo next October 15, but (is the aisle for the Bridal Party tain St. Patrick’s Circle Oct. 7^ tive woman if (Wily , . .” CUDDLE BUNNY’S specialty I Stuffed Green Pepper., need is so great. So far this year this a compliment?) he can of the season right now. The to walk on, from the door to All members are asked to bring the elubs have sent 20,000 rosa If only what? Ask MR. resemble one to certain ad the altar. 25c ea. their linen to the meeting. perfect touch is being added ’OLtY'S I Home Baked Pie. — .till ries |o foreign and domestic mis ROBERT . , . that’s his job. vantage. Pockets, for example. to this white nylon dress, W« alM Purnlth Sidewalk Canoplea St. Anthony’s Circle will meet sions'^ If you crave one of the new This hunters’ and skiers’ re Wi lit* esfl Mall I uinl rteenllii of ytw BRIDAL SERVICE warm Oct. 7 in the home bf Anne available from size 6, reason •ntiri «ad#iB9 oa obeaatrafli recerdL InvUationa - AnnouncemenU I Hungarian Goula.h When Our Lady’s Rosary Italian haircuts, he may agree versible red and kakhi parka able prices. Any style or size Moore. Stephina Brahams of Making Club of Our Lady of it’s the answer to your new stokes away more advantages Complete arrangementa for (Shrimp Creole, Enfllsh Beef this circle has moved to 2865 S. on 7 day order. weddinga and receptions Stew, etc.) Lourdes Parish met Sept. 30 with resolution to look as beautiful for the sportsman than first Acoma. Elizabeth Markey be 311 E. 7th Ave. KE. 4-1986 Mrs. Liuse Beausang, seven as you are. Perhaps the special meet the eye: it’s not just the 9745 Mnlrw. Blvd. Em 6-2907 Open Evenings. Including Sunday.. came a grandmother Sept. 28, members, and Mr. and Mrs. Mc 24 Hour Senrica Tiy 7 P.M .; Closed Monday. ROBERT-style Brushed Curl fur-rimmed hood, the warm, with the birth of a daughter, Pa Enery and daughter present, the tricia Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. Rich will do the trick for you even air-insulated double thickness group turned in 89 rosaries made better; with either a little of the parka’s body, or the ard Mangus. * during September. The St. Frances Cabrini Circle natural curl in your hair or a windproof, drawstring bottom will meet Oct. 12 in the home of soft permanent, he can create he’ll admire. Inevitably, it’s Irene Koser. Mary Hickey of this December a style and help train your hair those kangaroo pockets. The circle is in St. Joseph's Hospital Wedding into a hairdo which requires army mountain troops wore for treatment. only care to keep chic. The them, kangaroos bore them, Nellie McEnery will entertain emphasis there is on brushing, the MODEL ARMY & SUR Our Lady of the Rosary Circle not setting. Unbury your PLUS store sells them: sale Oct. 12 Kay Henshaw of this beauty! MR. ROBERT’S phone price $10.45. CoTnplete line of circle and her husband are visit is FL 5-9919. hunting and sports equipment. ing Carlsbad and Juarez. Jane Connell of Blessed Sac- t ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Motherhood, the Greatest Career s«awj$T5 m OAsn b*st«d By Mary Ann Parry remunerative, can compare to which no nursery or hired wo- ■ MONDAY, OCT, 11, is the this wonderful creative power man can substitute. A school- Feast of the Divine Maternity that God has given them. age child needs a mother’s de BAKERIES of the Blessed Virgin Mary. In In this modern day women voted attention, not the half- ; this Marian Year, especially, often work until their families hearted attempts of a working all mothers and mothers-to-be arrive. Unlike in the past, an mother, preoccupied with her should look to the Blessed expectant mother today leads job. The religious instruction CAKES Mother for inspiration and a normal life, and, if the doc a child receives in school guidance. Her efforts to tor agrees, can work until the needs to be augmented by a guard and protect the Child time of her confinement. No mother’s careful explanation within her should remind all longer does a woman shun so and training. Sometimes cir mothers-to-be of the sacre(i ciety or remain in the house cumstances make it necessary burden entrusted to them. Her until the baby arrives. But for a mother to work. If this devotion and love to her Son sometimes women forget the is the case, she must always > through many difficult days life that they are responsible strive ^ ic e as hard to see that should be an example to all for and work too long and too her child is not neglected. mothers. hard, endangering their HENCE, AS THE FEAST Motherhood is the ^eatest child’s life and their own. They of the Divine Maternity of the Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. career to which a wife can have placed their business Blessed Virgin Mary ap aspire. All too often today careers ahead of their mother proaches, let all mothers and Coffey have announced the young couples are tempted by hood, which displ)iya a false mothers-to-be aspire to her engagement of their daughter, the many luxuries they can sense of values. love and devotion— her ac Miss Marilyn Frances Coffey, to buy when the wife works. Per WHEN A WOMAN becomes ceptance of God’s will. A William Leonard Harvey. The haps they do not overtly try a mother, one would expect all mother’s role is a vital one— wedding date has been set for to prevent children! hut they her attention to focus on the never ending. Or, as a poet Dec. 28. “hope” they can wait a while child. This is the most rorreal so aptly said: , Miss Coffey is a sophomore at to start a family. If the wife reaction. But sometimes the “They say that man is mighty. the University of Denver and a has a job, she may dislike giv novelty w ears. off and she He governs land and sea, member of Sigma Kappa sorority, ing up the excitement of daily finds herself yearning to work. He wields a mighty scepter She is a graduate of Cathedral social contacts to hi tied'down She finds all kinds of excuses O’er lesser powers that be. High School. Mr. Harvey, th e to a family. Whatever the such as, “My child is able to But a mightier power and son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ray reason, too, many couples wait take care of himself now;” stronger Harvey, is a senior at Colorado too long, find too many ex "I'm not much of a house Man from his throne has School of Mines. He is a gradu- cuses, and suddenly find thfm- keeper;” or, “We need extra hiuied. selves all alone\ money.” For the hand that rocks the * WIVES F 0 .1 G E T »hat Whatever the reason, a cradle motherhood is the career that mother must remember that Is the hand that rules the (Jod intended for them. No above all her child needs her world.” job, no matter how exciting or constant love and guidance, (William Ross Wallace) w
Thursday, October 7, 1954 Offlce,938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E yitene 4^ 205 PAGE SEVEN
Catholic Women^s Activities Reports Given Married at St. Philomena's Miss Barbara M. Snyder, daughter of Mr. At labernacle and Mrs. 0. W. Collegians' Living Rosary Snyder, 1416 Sodalista of Loretto Heights All sodalists will carry a Downing Street, College and Regis College will lighted candle in the ceremony. Society Meeting Denver, was form a Living Rosary Oct. 7 at Following the Living Rosary married to John The Tabernacle Society held 8 p.m. on the front campus of in honor of the Queen of the Patrick O’Neill, the first meeting of the season Loretto Heights College. Rosary, the procession will son of Mr. and in the Cathedral rectory OcL 1. Sophomores and juniors in move to the college chapel for M r s. J . F. The organization was greeted by the Heights division of nursing Benediction of the Blessed Sac O’Neill, 1 1 6 3 the Very Rev. Monsignor Walter studying at St. Anthony’s Unit rament. Cherokee Street, will join the other Heights stu Joan Mander and Theresa J. Canavan. The president, Mrs. Harry Zook, presided. Denver, in St. dents in collegiate cap and Matkovich are cochairmen of Philo m e n a’s gown. The annual report showed that this sodality project. ____ many linens, vestments, and altar Church Aug. 7 vessels had been donated to the before t h e Rt. missions and churches through Rev. Monsignor out the archdiocese, and much Charles H. Ha- handwork is done by the mem gus. bers of the organization. A tri The bride was bute was paid to Mrs. Albert H. given in mar Seep, who for many years had riage by her fa made at least one cincture a ther. H e r at •month. tendants were Offerings* of old gold and Miss Joan Mc silver are again being sought by Donald, maid of the society. This is one of its honor, and Mrs. main sources of revenue. For Mary Lou Fer the first time, pieces of cut raro an d Miss glass are also being sought as Jan McDonald, appointed business manager at Mercy Hospital; another source of revenue. bridesmaids. mMprrv c i t y HAiiyiliarv U A IIlU iy Auxiliary Tea are, Hospital from Sister Mary Jerome, Mother Superior; and Sister New members received were Bernard .Mary Miguel, Mercy Hospital superintendent.— Mrs. J. T. Connor, Miss Anne O’Neill was best left to right, Mrs. Jack Levy, president of Mercy man, and Tony Hospital W'omen’s Auxiliary; Dan Ryan, newly (Photo by Turilli) Cahill, and Mrs. Ralph Hickman. The Very Rev. Monsignor David McCambridge and Robert R. Ferraro were ushers. - f + + - Maloney thanked all who had A reception was held in the Olin Hotel. participated in the Tabernacle Mrs. O’Neill is a graduate of St. Mary’s Academy, and her Society’s work. husband was graduated from St. Joseph's High School.— (Photo by Ice-Making Machine in Mercy Hospital Duncan Photographers) Glenwood Springs Gift of Women's Auxiliary at Institution Deanery Schedules DR. JAMES P. GRAY A new Carrier ice-making ma-| Prospective members may contact Clara Lueb, Boulder; Eleanor Parley on Oct. 10 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE chine, valued at $1,163, was in-i her at FR. 7-7232. Mangus, Frederick; Optometrist CATACOMBS arose from the pri stalled in Mercy Hospital, Den-j St. Michael’* Parish Altar A financial report for the Mary Kathleen Martin, Sterl Society, Craig, will be the ho*t V1SV.4L c a r e vately owned Christian burial places ver, through the courtesy of the I EYES EXAMIAED year was presented by Mrs. Mil- ing; Nancy Mathews, Denver; for the quarterly meeting of being pgmented by the purchase of Mercy Hospital Women's Aux-' Shirleen McKellips and Shirley y /S l’AL TRAIMISG iliary. Iton V. .'Mien, auxiliary treasurer. the Glenwood Springs Dean adjoining allotments of grgund, the McKellips, Julesburg, twins; ery of the ACCW Sunday, Optometrist Expenses totaled $32,622.70. Ivors Murry, Chadr^Dn, Neb.; Announcement of the gift was- Items secured included new' wa Oct. 10, at 2 p.m. whole area being honeycombed with Carolyn Ann Oliver, Denver; made at the annual fall tea and I ter meters, two IBM machines, Mr*. Frank Mancini of 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. S t galleries and held by the Christian meeting, attended by more than I Marie ,^nna O’Nefl, Denver; fixtures for the gift shop, sta Brighton, preiident of the Phone for .Appointment community in common. The first 200 members, honoring the in-j Mary Perreault, Smithwick, S. tionery supplies, fees for li Denver ACCW, will be the coming student nurse class. The Dak.; Darlene Phillips, Jules TA. 5-8883 record we have of a superintendent censes, snack shop supplies and featured *peaker at the meet burg; Nancy Pryor, Paonia; ing. Mr*. Mancini will be ac of cemeteries is the appointment, machine can make up to 400 salaries, taxes, and a donation pounds of ice cubes daily to Ruth Rouse, Englewood; Apol- companied by Mme*. T. A. recorded in the Philosophumena, of to the building fund. A balance lonia Rotar, An-ada; Ellen Mae Co*griff, John Murtaugh, T. .supply ice for the hospital on hand of $4,503.79 was re Callistus, who afterwards became Shaffer, Hartville, Wyo.'; Elaine G. Garri*on, and Fred Gu*- kitchen and snack shop. ported. SO m a n ) ^ Marie Smith, Quinter, Kans.; hurit of the Denver Deanery. Pope him.self, by Pope Zephyrinus, Sister Mary Jerome, new su Members of the incoming stu Wilamae Smith. Maneus; Edna The Rev. Robert Syrianney, level One group of catacombs along the perior at Mercy Hospital and dent nurse class are Elsie Arch Wagner, Denver; and Joyce pa*tor of St. Michael’*, al*o Appian Way still bears his name. successor to Sister .Mary Ray uleta, Denver; Sherry Ann White, Julesburg, Colo. will be pre*ent. mond, who died Sept. 11, was Horan & Sons service offers the Beach, Albuquerque, N. Mex.; the principal speaker at thfe Louise Helen Bower, Wfrland, Father Hiester Will Speak fullest possible value for every dol meeting. The 33 members of the Wyo.; Georgia Burns, Edison, lar expended in funeral service. new student nurse class were in Neb.; Loretta Connor, Wa- All Sizes in troduced to the auxiliary by Sis keeney, Kans.; Bernice Daily, Al ter Mary Maureen, class spon buquerque, N. Mex.; Ruth Davis, Catholic Nurses' Luncheon Pillboxes & Berets sor. Denver; Wilma Durbin, Lake- Arc here in our wood; Betty Facchinello, Sterl ^ Mrs. Cyrus Anderson and butlgel-pricecl ^ 9 5 HORAN & SONS CHAPELS Mrs. Fred Hartshorn were co- ing; Mamie Garcia, La Junta; Reservations Due Oct. 11 chairman for the tea. Mrs. W. E; Marisue Hilton, Denver; .Mari arrays ...... O up 1527 Cleveland Place KFivstone 1-6297 Bickel, membership chairman lyn Hoffman. Sterling; Kathleen (Archdioce*an Council of Cath 2544 Pontiac Street, are the par EXPERT HAT RESTYLING announced that 20 new members I .Johnson, Hot Springs, S. Dak.; olic Women^ Denver Chapter) ents of a boy born Sept. 2. AND CLEANING 'were enrolled in the auxiliary. Doris Kaplan, Raton, N. Mex.; Nurses who wish to make res Mr. and Mrs. DeWayne E. j ervations for the Catholic nurses’ Skinner are the parents of a girl, luncheon should do so by 6 p. m. Carol, born Sept. 11. Mrs. Skin-' Oct. 11. The luncheon will be ner is the former Josephine Mas- { LYDIA HATS held in conjunction with the Col sino, graduate of St. Joseph’s' 725 So. Colorado Blvd. orado State Nurses’ .Association Hospital School of Nursing. convention Oct. 10, 11, 12, and Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Kayser, Open Friday ?iiiihts till 8:30 R A . 2~8240 13 in Denver. 1037 W. 17th Place, Lakewood, are the parents of a girl, Cynthia The Catholic nurses’ luncheon Kay, born Sept. 18 in St. Jo will be held in the Shirley-Savoy seph’s Hospital. Hotel at 12:15 p. m. Oct. 12. The Dr. and Mrs. Harold Frost, ■Rev. Richard Hiester will be the 3497 W. Kentucky, announce the speaker. Miss Catherine Scharp- birth of a girl, Judith Ann, in St. iing and Mrs. Hanna Johnson are Joseph’s Hospital Sept. 20. Dr. I in charge of arrangements for SALE!! REPOSSESSED — DEMONSTRATORS — SCRATCHED IN SHIPMENT — MISC. — USED Frost is a resident at Colorado 'the luncheon. Tickets ($2.25) General Hospital. Mrs. Frost is may be obtained at the three a graduate of St. Joseph’s at De BUY THE BEST Catholic hospitals, or by tele troit, Mich. Regular phoning Catherine Scharping. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ridge FRIGIDAIRE Littleton 692-J. way, 3219 Sheridan Boulevard, 1..50 .98 FOR LESS Mr. and Mrs. John Horsey, are the parents of a boy, Daniel to SALE PRICE Joseph, born Sept. 20. Mrs. Ridgway is the former Patricia FULLY AUTOMATIC •j -AT6I $181.95 Nurses Association, Denver, graduate of Mercy Hos CLOCK CONTROLLED OVEN Slight Domage S149JI5 District II, to Meet pital, Pittsburgh, Pa. FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES -AS76 $195.95 Mrs. Doris Jay, an Oklahoma WASHABLE District II of the Colorado University graduate, represents SALE 37,6 Cu. Ft.... S149J5 State Nurses’ .Association will the private duty nurses on the -5577 $19' meet Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 8 public health nursing panel that WOOLENS PRICE 4 $199.95 7.7 Cu. Ft. p.m. in the Katherine Mullen will be held at the Colorado State Nurses’ Home, St. Joseph’s Hos Nurses’ Association convention. i 15108 $509.95 pital, 1895 Franklin Street, Den Mrs. Agnes Lames, private Orlon-Wool Full size RS20 I Seporote Freezer.... $379.95 ver. Reports from delegates to duty nurse, is a patient in Glock- Blends the convention of the Colorado ner-Penrose Hospital, Colorado Nylon-T'i ool Fully Automatic Several Other Modelii State Nurses’ Association will be Springs, as a result of a frac Blends At Redaced Prices given. tured hip. Wo$ $229.95 66-in. wide, sponged tnd shrunk; orlon-wool blends retain* pleats; 3 only, $189.95 ail of it stain resistant I . . . 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Sold 199.95 139.95 2- Apex, installed ...... 99.95 l.S OTHER W ASHERS Priced From 9 2 4 ,9 5 4-Bendix, installed^ ...... 89.95 MISS JEAN SUZANNE SHEA, daughter of Mr. 1-Hotpoint (almost new), installed > . 179.95 and Mrs. John J . Shea, became the bride of Paul Louis GENEBAL Hebert, son of Mrs. S. L. and the late Dr. Hebert of Manchester, EASY Others Priced from S69.9S N. H., in Christ the King Church, Evergreen, on Oct. 2. The R t SIlEHT-SAmVTIRE Rev. Monsignor John P. Moran officiated. Miss Josephine Mulligan was maid of honor. Joseph W. Ma- COLORADO APPLIANCE CO. BRAGDON'S, INC. ginn, Jr., cousin of the bride, was best man. Mrs. Hebert was graduated from S t Mary’s Academy and 1438 So. Broadway SH. 4-1713 I ■ 7540 East Colfax DE. 3-5465 attended Loretto Heights College. Mr. Hebert is a graduate of the RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. University of New Hampshire. PEN EVERY NITE TILL 9 P. M.i The couple will be at home, in Manchester, N. H., after Terms to Suit 1401 W. Colfax KE. 4-520o wedding trip in Maine.—^^(Photo by Lainson Studio). PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, October 7, 1954 Parochial 'Game of Week’ - Tigers vs. Mustangs + + ' + + + Test Begins afSP.M.at Mullen; Sunday Opponents ' Three Other Encounters on Tap The first “big game’’ of the youthful Parochial League football campaign is on the docket for this Sunday, Oct. 10, when the up-and-coming Holy Family Tigers will take on the highly-touted Mullen Mustangs in the 3 o’clock game at Mullen Sta dium. Both showed the expected power in their initial games last week which helps supply the interest for this week’s clash. / In the curtain-raiser at Mullen, Mt. Carmel’s Eagles, winless in a top title contender and in the look too good for them this 'two league starts, will test the future will be watched closely by week. They are going to have all league coaches. ; durability of the Bulldogs from to move fast to catch up with I St. Joseph, who last week got off Bulldogs Oppose such fl^et backs as Ron Cito, and [on the right foot with an upset Mt. Carmel at 1 '' Joe Catalina, sparkplugs of the Cathedral offense. victory over the previously St. Joseph’s Bulldogs will 'be highly-rated Regis Raiders. Time often changes things, es going after their second straight pecially with the help* of prac On the other side o' town at win when they tangle with the tice, and there is a chance that On an end around play mel game played Sunday, Oct. 3, at Mullen. This Regis Stadium on Sunday, the Eagles of Mt. Carmel in the 1 Coach Sam Jarvis will be able to o’clock lid-raiser at the southside Wide End Sweep Ron Cito (81) is brought was just one of the many times Cito carried the St. Francis Gremlins will be whip his boys into shape. One ball for the Blue Jays in their 27-7 rout of the seeking their first win when they stadium. The Bulldogs got off to down after a short gain in the Cathedral-Mt. Car- thing is certain, they can only Eagles. go against Regis at 1 o’clock. The a real start last week when they move in one direction, and that Raiders coached by Lou Kellogg pulled the une.\pecred by down r . + is up. It looks like Cathedral is I have a 1 and 1 record thus far ing Regis 6-0. Norval Davis, back going to have things their way, I in league play. At 3 o’clock the in action after an early season but football teams have been injury, and Freddie Vigil will defending champion Cathedral known to fool second guessers. Ralph Antelmo Pat O'Malley ' Blue Jays will oppose the Cardi- lead the attack. Holy Family I„ls ot Jor Mullen Jays, Mustangs Easily I ’ The Tiger-Muatang game Mullen will give league follower. Parochial League and their third Ilulld«»^s, Timers W in I their fir.t preview of the picture try for a win. In two previous of the Parochial League for the, encounters , , , the , Chuck DiManna- , , I year 1954, for the winner of thUl'O^ched boys have provid^ good Win Openers at Mullen 'fray will have to bk li.ted a. t h e fPPOS't'On but could not uncork top contender for the crown ' Upset, Rout Mark The four-time champion Cathedral Bluejays with thdr veteran.s functioning i n ^ I^’aar^;.e»o^t“iictio:^At Regif^^ high g6tir rod6 0\G1 th6 iri6XpGri6nC6d Mt. CfUiriGl EflglG», 2/-/, oUnd?l\. Oct. 3, luted as a sure-fire Rc^is another football i Mullen Stadium. contender by. virtue of it. .how- doubleheader will take place I In the first game of the afternoon’.s doubleheader the home-standing Mullen year «nd the number of Sunday, with the first game Regis Stadium Tilts Mustangs waltzed bv the S t.,— ------^ [------7 T ------^------;T~;------T . l«»«''men who returned to bol-1 starting at 1 oWock pitting Regis ' By L eo (^hristel Franri.^rrpmlin< -’t-B ' doing thc lion s sharo of the car-: were not able to put together a »ter thi. year, .quad. In twc the St. Francis Grem- ■ ' ■ , ryingV The Eagles’ lone TD came I sustained effort until Mu 1 1 e n 8»me., their .tadium dedicatior The St. Joseph NBiilldog.s pot therfi.selves off to a nice The big gim jn Ih^ " ‘uejay jjj pe,.jod vj^ ^ pass'substitutes were inserted in the K»me Sept. 26 again.t St a must for 'loach Lou Kellog’s .start in the parochial league race by upsetting Regis attack was backfield sUlwpt 'p|gy Walt Anderson to Joe final period. Mary’., and in their leagu- Red Raiders if they want to slay 6 to 0. It was a hard-fought contest and the victory was f^^thedral power and de- i„ that final sUnza, Rav Nalty '’P '" " ^ranci.’, th in the Parochial League race. well deserved. Throughout theTirst half the game moved stjle his masterful running of.^gp^u^^ proved too much for the .-ecovered a fumble on the Mul- Mu.tang. have .ho^n fla.he. of Regis, although winning its .trength. Sunday they will get .slowly without either team mak- 77| , ir i— ^---- T"i—:-----T last year. The big 185-pound fj^st vear Carmelites, len 22 to set the stage for the opener against Mt. Carmel two senior scored all of the four Ca* , , , r *u their fir.t real te.t. weeks ago, lost one to St. Jo ing a serious .scoring threat. The; ® thedral touchdowns as he ran , *!? 'i?® game of the Gremlins’ lone marker. In three only excitement in this scoreless downs came as a result of long seph and this put them' behind through and around the befud-,f°“bleheader M u 11 e n s .Mus- plays with .Mike Nachaze carry Holy Family » first half was provided bv the runs and they never had any died Eagles. Big Ron was eas- ‘angs los little time in letting ing the load, St. Francis covered Cathedral and Mullen, pre-sea- Underrated son favorites. need to put on a sustained drive. ilv the standout performer on|‘he Gremlins know they were in the remaining yards, Nachaze Norval Davis of St. Joseph’s, The first Tiger score was regis- the field ' for a rough afternoon. Capital- scoring from three yards out. Holy Family on the other hand They should be able to take was given the darkhorse role, be St. Francis’, a team that i.s just al; , I while Kay Prohazka and Patitered when Fanelli took a Cardi- ,izing on a recovered fumble The extra point failed and the Thorpe looked good for Regis. punt on his own 42. He stari- The Bluejays put together!^jg^p gj Francis territory, the scoring was over for the after- cause of their strong finish in little too light and lacking in|l ,'The line play was exceptionally „n „n,i „n , short lin.e thrusts for an 80-yard \Justang.s in four plays marched' noon, the ’53 campaign. They had the depth, but the Gremlins will be I! BIG ed up midfield and picked up a good throughout the whole game, few blockers, then cut to his left drive in the second period for paydirt early in thc first pe-; Th._These...... initial league games at returning “speed backs but the out fo 9 an upset victory. ' land both sides were hitting hard. • their initial touchdown, ( ilo go- Weith’ going over. In the the new Mullen Stadium proved line was looked upon as being Regis will probably apply h C at about the Annunciation 40 too light for the “big games.” most of the pressure during the;' T T lii i V I The second half started out and went all the way. Not very 1 ”, second period Mullen picked up 'many things to the league fol- to look like a repetition of the , ond TD came by way of a re- another quick TD and a safety ■ lowers and director.'. First of all Their practice games and their game. The Raiders have some Holy Family Coach Marty long afterward, Dan Moriarity first one, and' to a great extent went through his left tackle from covered Mt. Carrnel fumble and boost the score to 16-0 at the Cathedral Bluejays, coached one league game have proven fine men in Kay Prochazka, Gary Martelli had a big week end it was. The only difference was the Cardinal 18 to scoro the sec a deceptive Cathedral .y o e n ' halftime. by Cobe Jones, will again for the this prediction to be all wet. In Osborne, Jim Nemechek. and] Oct. 2-3. Saturday, Oct. 2, last week's opener against An Carl Chambers. St. Francis will the St. Joseph touchdown which ond Holy Family touchdown. pa.ss, Joe Catalina to Cito, foi a [|,g third stanza. Butch Mul- fifth straight year be the team , . . . . . I- hit wife Thereta presented 6-yard scoring effort. Thc point holland, a Mustang veteran, kept to wptch. The other teams in the nunciation this Tiger line looked have Its hands full trying to Stop I i^ i^ with a .ix-pound baby prevented a 0-0 deadlock. No Thi.4 second score was set up by- credit, however, must be taken Mustang parade in ac-!league will have to find a way, like a college platoon. Their de-‘these men boy, and Sunday, Oct. 3, his quick, long moves down the at halttime. tiaa scoring on an intercepted | to stop the power runs of Cito fensive play was vicious for In the second game starling,' , away from the gallant St. Jo field. Tigers presented seph team which won a clear-cut The final two Bluejay touch- pass good for 45 yards. This land the pa.ssing of the veteran three quarters, an# only in the at 3 o’clock Cathedral’s Bluej; him with ' a 41-7 victory over . . mu n lu uj Near the end of the second I final quarter when Coach Mar Jays, the league’s champs, will victoi-j'. The Bulldog touchdown ^ downs came after long sustained play all but took the wind oul| Catalina if they hope to dent the the Annunciation Cardinals in was earned, and came about in Cliff Phillips, another • drives with Cito and Catalina‘of the Gremlin sails and they Jays' march to’ the throne room. telli sent in the second and third take on the Annunciation Card their league opener. Both strings did the Cardinals manage inals. The Cards took a pretty this manner. 1 Tiger speedster, passed to An- Thirdly,■aiy, andami thisin.s shouldsnou.u beue of
You May Bleed Bifocals JhufmBAomL itt (paxjL E. E. Nevans, Father of 2 Priests, Dies The older we irrow, the more difficult IV becomes to Two priest-sons officiated at ducted the graveside rites in ML Mr. Nevans was an active the funeral of Edward E. Nevans . focus for near vision. This is perfectly natural and Olivet Cemetery. member of St. Philomena’s Par in St. Philomena’s Church, Den The Vicar General of the CHARLfiS W. BENNETT, 72. Step- JUAN BRISENO. 74. of 4752 Lincoln before coming, to Denver with her hus ish and of Denver Council 539, nobody is immune. This is the time when bifocals are — father of Gene Hilee; grandfather of Street. Huaband of lienor Briaeno; band in 1940! ver, on Oct. 2. Father Paul Archdiocese, the RL Rev. Mon- indicated so we may see both far and near with one Judy Miles; friend of Ray Slattery. father of Mra. Felix Garcia, Mra. Al- Mrs. ^larka waa visiting in the Nevans, O.M.I., of Washington, Knights of Columbus. Employed Requiem High Mata was celebrated fonao Reynofto, Mre. George Vaaquex. home of a daughter. Mrs. Louise by Hendrie and Bolthoff Co. for pair of (glasses. Oct. 6 in Holy Gbott Church. Inter Mr«. Juan Hernandez. Pablo and Laur- Walker, in Salt Lake City at the time D. C,, was celebrant of the Sol ment Mt. Olivet. Horan Mortuary. iarw Brieeno; brother of Onecimo, of her death. emn Requiem Mass, and his many years, he was the firm’s THOMAS W. GOLDEN. 77, of 4480 Eatanialado. and ‘ Fidfl Briaeno; alao Survivors besides Mrs. Walker are brother. Father Robert V. Nev purchasing agent at the time of Delaware S treet Huabami of Jane R. survived by 11 gTand^ildren. Re three sons. Robert G. Sparks of his death. Golden; brother of Mary Jane Kline. quiem High Maas was celebrated Oct, Boulder City, Nev.; Russell F. Sparks ans, chaplain of Glockner-Pen- S W I G E R T B R O $. Palm Spring^ Calif., and Anna Mullin; 1 in St, Cajetan’a Church. Interment of Billings. Mont.; and Eugene B. rose Hospital, Colorado Springs, Survivors, besides his wife and uncle of Michael J. Mullin. Jr., and Mt, Olivet. Trevino Mortuary, Sparks of Denver; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. was deacon. Mr, Nevans died in two priest-sonk, include a step 15H0 Californin f f p t O m e t d s t S KCrslone 4-7652 Mary H. Mullin Dowling, all of ROBERT BLEA, infant, of 2317 his home, 1559 Madison Street, Denver. Requiem High Maaa was Stout Street. Son of Vangie Blea; ELIZABETH ALFF son, William F. Daly, Denver; celeBrate*ant Street. Husband-of Helen M. .Savino. and Lawrence Segura, and Funeral Mass, as well as a large Lyons; father of Charles R. and Rich- be in Mt. Olivet. \ er, David Nevans, Albuquerque, Mrs. Fedelino Salmeron. j^The Rosary ^ Mrs. Alff was born April 3, 1870, gathering of religious and laity. Rosary at Mother Cabrini Shrine ai^ D. Lyons; son of Charles E. Lyops, will he recited Thursday, Oct. 7, in the N. Mex.; a sister. Sister Anna In Pramm, Germany. She came to the Speaking at tie Funeral Mass, Gibbon, Neb.; Ruth Laycock, Chug- Trevino Memorial Chapel at 8 p.m. Adelaide: and 12 grandchildren. water, W yo.: Raymond Lyons, Galeton. United States when she was 6, and the Rt. Rev. Monsi^or William Each Sunday in Oct. for Marian Year Requiem High Ma.M will be celebrated fir.^t lived in Illinois. She was a mem Colo. Requiem High Mass is being Friday, Oct. 8, in St. Cajelan’s Church celebrated Thursday, Oct. 7. in St, ber of St. Francis de Sales’ Parish. Higgins, pastor, paid tribute to at 2 • .3 • 1 P..M. if weather permits at 9 a.m. Interment Mt. Olivet. Survivors are three son'*, William Francis de Sales’ Church at 9 a.m. Trevino Mortuary. the deep Catholicity of Mr. Sacred Heart Statue it now c Meaning Not Always Easy to Ascertain TRANGE.BUT TRU Difficulties Presented by the Bible SI ittU'Known Facti (or Catholics E Bv M. 1. MURRAY OmnWtt. INI. M.CWA Mtm By R e v . D a n i e l F l a h e r t y est to interpret, and to real nature to interpret, the mean EVERY SUNDAY through ize this we have only to re ing can be grasped through 7 ^ Gni^ury 5 .1 I PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursday, October 7, 1954 Men of St. James' W ill 30 at St. Philomena's Inquiry Classes Fall Jamboree Meeting oi Loyola PTA (St. Philomena’* Pari*b, Denver) Thirty adults are members of Sponsor Dance Oct. 15 the weekly instruction classes on Meeting Planned W ill Be Held October 12 Catholic doctrine. The Rev. Jo (Loyola Pariah, Denver) basement. Mrs. Kenneth Beasley (St. Jamei’ Parith, DanTcr) seph M. O’Malley,-assistant pas o’clock. Final reports on the tor, is giving the series every The members of the PTA will will preside at the meeting. Plans The annual fall dance spon food sale will be made. Mrs. meet at 8 o’clock in the school for the annual day of recoller- sored, by the Men’s Club will be Tuesday and Friday evenings At Holy Rosary Helen Boyle, program chairman, at 7:46. hall on Tuesday, Oct. 12. Both tion to be held on Sunday, OcL held on Friday, Oct. 16. at 9 has provided an interesting pro The classes began Sept. 14 and (Holy Rosary Parith, Denver) parents of each pupil are expect 24, will be iitade. p.m. in the Town House. gram. All women of the parish will end Nov. 19. There is no ed to attend this evening meet Past presidents of the PT.4 Final plans will be concluded The final meeting for the fall are invited. . obligation by attendance. The in ing. The hostesses will be the who attended the covered-dish at the meetinf; of the Men’s Club Beginning this Sunday tn jamboree to be held on Oct. 15, structions are given in the base 16, and 17 will be held on Mon parents of the sixth and seventh luncheon of the Past-Presidents on Wednesday, Oct. 13 in the Christmas cards will be on dis ment conference room of the day evening, 0«;t. 11, at 8 p.m. in grade pupils with arrangements Social Club on Oct. 6 at the Walsh Memorial Hall. All men play in the first floor hall of the rectory, 2820 E. 14th Avenue. the school hall. All chairmen of being made by the room mothers, Catholic Daughtens* Home were of the parish are invited to at school during the morning hours: Tha Si*tcr* of Lorotto will the various booths and parishion Mmes. D. Carbone, V. Connors, Mmes. Walter Wade, C. Wil tend this meeting. Tony Greco, Parishioners are asked to 'view conduct in*truction cU**e* and ers are invited to attend this J. Shanahan, and W. Kaveny. An liams, Matt Saya, Ed Berens, and the cards and place their orders president, promises some special teacb catechiam avary Sunday meeting so that final prepara interesting program is being John Madden. entertainment for the evening, early. A wide selection of all after the 8tIS Ma** to children tion may be made. planned by Mrs. H. Kullman. Members of the parish and Refreshments will be served fol types of cards are available as who are in tha elemantary The Holy Name men of the The members of the Holy lowing the meeting and games well as wrappings, ribbons, etc. others throughout the city are grade* of tha public *cbool*. parish will receive Communion in will be played for the rest of Baptized was James Hefring- Name Society will receive Com invited to attend the square October devotions are being a group on Sunday, Oct. 10, in the munion in the 8:30 o’clock Mass the time. ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph dances being held every Satur held every evening at 7:30 and 8 o’clock Mass. on Sunday, Oct. 10. day evening in Loyola Hall at During the evening of the P. Beimford, with Thomas and The PTA wishes to call to the Joan Cooneu as sponsors and on Sunday afternoons at 6. There will be a meeting of the 8 o’clock. Beginning, intermedi dance a $100 men or women’s Sunday there will be corporate attention of all parents of school Altar Sodality on Tuesday, Oct. ate, and advanced square dancers famous Cyma wristwatch will be Charles and Jane Hughes as children that the membership proxies. Communion for the Men’s Club 12, at 1:30 o’clock in the school are welcome. awarded as a special prize. This and the Holv Name Society. drive is coming in very slowly. has been donated through the Mothers Volunteer Club Spotlighted Each parent is asked to join the courtesy of the Jeffries-Mercer PTA and the dues are 25 cents The PTA mothers who have The club to be spotlighted this Jewelers, Inc. volunteered their help in the Checking final preparation for the annual per parent or 50 cents per couple. Health Program month is St. Joseph’s. The One need not be a parent to join a Proceeds of the dance go to lunch room during October are health program at St. Philomena’s School women of this club worked in Recommended Firms support the athletic program in Mmes. C. Anderson, J. Leydon, are, from left, Mrs. Virgil Henry, school nurse; Mrs. Florence Nale, PTA group, but anyone inter the sanctuary and will be hos ested in the school childreti and the school. Tickets may be had L. Kintzele, G. Sheuermann, J. Mrs. Ruth Tice and Mrs. Rita Smithline, health chairman. Vaccina tesses at the Altar and Rosary by contacting any member of the Fennell, W. Wolf, C. Barcelona, tion, toxoid shots, eye, ear and nose tests together with the medical their activities may join and this meeting Monday, O ct 11, in the will also help to maintain 100 Men’s Club or by calling the rec R. Stapp, T. Eckerman, R. Eng and dental examinations will be given at intervals throughout the school library. for AUTO tory or at the door the night of land, C. Champion, R. Meroz, C. school year. The results of the polio shots given last year to the per-cent membership. There will be a dessert lunch The following officers have the dance. Schooner, W. H. Hinton, A. second graders may be evaluated toward the end of the year. The eon at 1 :30 followed by the Kuhl, E. Whalen, T. Foley, F. committee meets Wednesday mornings in the school to carry out been elected in the Children of All parishioners are asked to meeting which will start Mary Sodality: Dorothy Arko, .support this project by bringing Claunts, A. B. Baumgartner. F. their work.— (Photo by Van’s Studio) promptly at 2 o’clock. Hostesses SERVICE Lauvetz, J , Dendinger, C. Mint- president; Charlotte Padboy, sec their friends and relatives. All will be Mmes. Leonard Carlin, retary; and Emily Alarcon, treas former parishioners of the parish ken, P. Golden, J. Sticksel, R. George Clarke, Harold Fisher, Kornemann, R. Hickey, H. urer. are invited. Louis Herr, Marzette Hickey, Jo The Dominican Sisters thank RENEWED CARS Altar Society Hughes, and K. Hartkopf. All Saints' Parish Plans seph Walsh, and Patrick Wil all who contributed to the shower For Thoae Who Want the Very Beat in Car* Meets Oct. 8 Substitutes in the lunchroom liams. in their honor last week. during September were Mmes. A meeting of all eighth graders’ The PTA will hold its first hot Priced to Be Bought The .Altar and Rosary Society R. McQuade, W. Seery, A. Art- Completed for Census mothers Thu rsd ay afternoon, dog lunch on Thursday, Oct. 14, will meet this Friday, Oct. 8, in zer, W. Bollig, and R. Avila. Oct. 7, at 2 o’clock in the school at noon. These hot dog lunches — — XUTO LOANS ------the Montclair Civic Building. Mrs. Paul Fitzggrald will be (All Saint*’ Parith, Denver) ] dance in the pariih hall Sat auditorium will be held to plan are served to all the school chil hostess to members of St. Zita’.s The member.s of Our Lady of urday, Oct. 23, at 8 o’clock. for the social activities of the dren and parents are invited to ADMIRAL AUTO SALES Grace Circle will be hostesses at Circle in her home, 1735 Locust Plans for a census to be taken] by the men of the parish, have coming year. Mrs. Ix)is Doyle attend. The proceeds derived from the luncheon to be served at 1 Street, Oct. 11. Prize* will be awarded for and Mrs. Rosemary Patton will these lunches will be used toward AUTO 2I1.T So. Bdw’y CARS been completed, the Rev. Harley variou* co*tume>, and refre*h- Schmitt, pastor, announced this discuss the activities which the the purchase of new classroom Inaurance 3-.3920 Bought mothers wish to have completed week. The area within the par ment* will be *erved. Proceed* seats that are so badly needed in STEVE WARD AL WATKINS during the coming year ^ll/z ish boundaries has been divid>^d will be u*ed to defray ex- the school. (!hriat th* King Parljih St. Francit D* Sal*a Parish into 12 districts, and a leader pen*e* for landscaping the * Volunteers f o r Community Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mc for each district was named the ground* around the newly Chest teams are still needed and Ginn are new parishioners. past week. Every home within dedicated church. may offer their services by call the parish will be visited for the October devotions are held ing Mrs. Louise Waggoner, DE. MAURO MOTOR SALES purpose of procuripg informa every evening in the church at 3-3616. olorado springs The Forty Hours’ devotion All Souls' Parish 4140 Tejon Si. GL. 5-0739 Denver, Colorado 1tion necessary to complete the 7:45. C closed Oct. 5 with the Rev parish files. i D^OTORCYGLES SPORT CARS Catechism instructions for all Charles Herbst, C.M., giving the District leaders will meet at public school children are held Has Daily Mass NEW A USED the parish hall on Sunday, Oct. sermons of the devotion. The J. D. CROUCH every Sunday morning at 9 Rt. Rev. Monsignor 'William J. 10, at 3:30 p.m. At that time, o’clock. C. D. O'BRIEN MAY REALTY census procedure will be ex ] Higgins, pastor, led the prayers In Rectory Chapel plained and leaders will have an The Latin-.'Vmerican Club of ‘and the Rev. James B. Hamblin, the parish is assisting the Latin opportunity to select from the chaplain at Mercy Hospital, in r y p e p T Lubrication-Washing -American Educational Founda (All Soula* Parish* Denver) parish files names of prospective toned the litany. CAr CHI Conipiejg Automobile Service REALTOR tion in the social that will be held workers for each area. The material for the *chool Daily Mass was offered Saturday night at 805 Santa Fe uniform* arrived in Denver Factory Authorized Automatic Transmission All men of the parish are for the parishioners for the Drive. This benefit will assist la*t week and *ample uniform* urged to co-operate in this proj first time by Father Omer Servicing for All Makes of Cars INSURANCE - LOANS worthy boys and girls in secur were *hown at the *chool audi ect so that a complete and ac ing an education. torium la*t Monday afternoon. Foxhoven Oct. 4 in the Champion Spark Plug Cleaning Service curate file of Catholics residing QUALITY APPAREL Ule Theater Bldg. St. Anne’s Circle will meet The uniformN'ule goe* into ef chapel of the rectory at 435 Complete Line of Gas & Oil Products within this rapidly developing Pennwood Circle. area may be set up. Fdrther in Wednesday, Oct. 13, at 8 o’clock fect on Tue*day, Nov. 2, in all IN COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado Springs, Colo. in the parish hall. Mrs. R. Yack- grade* except the kinder The parish chapel was made formation with regard to the SINCE 1S71 garten. possible through the efforts of census may be had by contacting ley is in charge of refreshments. PERRY'S "66" ME. 3-7731 the parishioners who prepared Kiowa and Tajon Street* Marshall Sanders at WE. 4-9142 The women of the .Altar and The serv’ices of a pianist for or Clement Dompierre at WE.' Society will begin a door- the ballet program at school on the basement of the rectory for 1275 SANTA FE CH. 4-9797 Monday mornings is needed. Any this purpose. Daily Mass will be 4. 15 ,tl. ,to-door presentation this week of Corner Santa Fe al 13th Avenue I their (Christmas cards. M r.'s.! Parishioner who wishes to assist offered Monday through Satur The Holy Name Society will Charles Colborg, WK. 4-3775, is ‘" the program is asked to call day at 6:15 a.m. Wle Give S&H Green Stamps *pon*or Halloween co*tume chairman. Mrs. Vos, PTA president. An of Mrs. Harry Gaz, a convert, LEGAL NOTICE was received into the church by Baptized this week were fering will be made weekly for i Catholic Bible miutS'L IN THE COUNTY COURT the services. Mrs. Owen Van Father Foxhoven with Mrs. Mary In and for th« City and County of the following: Pliilip Mark and Dalton as sponsor, Ciiiaranteed Repair W ork 'i Home Edition Denver and State of Colorado Franklin, sons of Mr, and Mrs. Meter has accepted the chair 07?ofor* C^nc No. P-520 Robert John Gaz, jon of Mr. Walter F. Sahlin, Jr., with Clair manship of the ballet committee ON ALL HAKE CARS NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT and registered the ballet children and Mrs. Harry Gaz, was bap i Iteaulifully Illustrated AND DETER.MINATION OF and Betty Schmitt a.s sponsors; Only Skilled Mechanic* Work on Your Car tized with Mr. and Mrs. Frank 4 HEIRSHIP Timothy John, son of Mr. and la.st Monday Complete Overhaul and Tune-Up Approbation of IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Herring a.s sponsors. ■Mrs. Iveo Vincent Ryan, with Baptized were Christopher Brake Relining — Electric Service 4 His Eminence OK MAX SADOFSKY. Deceased. i ZECHA & ADAMS Notice Ujhereby Riven that on the 16lh Donald and Edna Hanrahan as David Nelan, son of Mr. and GOOD USED CARS Samuel Cardinal Stritch Conoco Service Station . .Jav of November, 1984, 1 will present to sponsors: Terence Alan, son of Mrs. Louis D. Nelan, with Joseph * ^ the County Court of the City and County Walsh and Madeline Walsh as Easy Terms — IS’o Red Tape ^ of Denver, Colorado, my accounts Ifor Mr. and Mrs. James A. Brennan, A ltar Boys Elect i .<>22 No. Rover St. final aottlement of the administration of with Donald A. Brennan and Vir godparents; and Robert Q. Lin- < said eiitate, when and where all persons ginia M. Gleen as sponsors; Carol del, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Dave Stall!) Auto Service * Phone: ME. 4-8030 in interest may appear and object to ert Q, Lindel, Sr., the former them, if they ao desire. Christine daughter of Mr. and At Mother of God 2725 W. 29lh Ave. at Speer GE. 3-0505 4 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Notice is also hereby Riven that there Mrs. P'ranklyn H. I-ongwell, with Margaret Ellen Jordan, with has been filed in said estate a petition Robert and Josephine Morroni Richard .M. and Lou Ann Shay as (Mother of God Pariah, Denver) y KtTftda At*, at Cacti* la Poudr* asking for a judicial ascertainment and godparents. (kiermination of the heirs of such de- as sponsors; Judith Ann, daugh Officers for the coming yeari cewed, and setting forth that the names, ter of Mr. and Mrs. .-Mfred Ter- Men's Club Plans were elected Oct. 3 at a meeting! , CUT <0STS addresses and relationship of all persons, nuer, with Clarence and Pauline of the Knights of the Altar. THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON who are or claim to be heirs of said •4t the meeting of the Men’s Robert Connelly will be supreme ON BETTER mm Miller a.s sponsors; Gordon HUDSON deceased, so far known to the peti Nai* Sl«r*— 116 I. rik« f*»k— « l 2-1593 Optometrist tioner, are aa follows, to-wit: Janies, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Club Sept. 30, president Bil Bur grand knight; William O’Con Marik Star*—832 tala*—HE 4-4861 Joe Sadofsky, adult, 25 Alden Street. Juan Martinez, with Joe Lee and nett announced an added attrac nell, vice supreme grand knight;i SAFECO SALES , -/SERVICE 125 North Tcjpn St. .Malden, .Massachusetts, Brother; Sam Mary Valdez as sponsors. tion for future meetings. Mem Joseph .Murphy, secretary; and' Capital Stork Professional Pharmacy Sandau. adult. 3158 Ainslie Su. Chicago "No Policy, Fee»** PHONE ME. 2-1661 25. Illinois. Brother. bers of the club will be called Michael Christian, treasurer. 501 No. Tejon ME. 4-5541 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Accordingly, notice is also hereby upon to speak on their various Devotions in honor of the: AUTO INSURANCE given that upon the date aforesaid, or PTA at Annunciation occupations or professions. At Blessed Virgin Mary are being; the day to which the hearing may bo Call ns for cuntinuA'd. the Court will proceed to re la.st week’s meeting Ralph Han held each weekday evening dur-l ( G'rf Hanr's ( of Denver) ceive an(i hear proofs concerning the Will Meet on Oct. 13 son gave an interesting address ing October at 7:30 and on Sun-‘ iVEW Low Kates Pete Beroni heirs of such deceased, and. upon the on. “Colorado Grown Carna days at 5. A*lc for VIC HEBERT INC. Candy and Ice Cream at proofs submitted, will enter a decree in (Annunciation Pari*h, Denver) Furniture Shop said estate determining who are the tions.’’ He highlighted his ad Timothy Shawn McCullough, T. Charles Wilson UPHOLSTERING heirs of such deceased p ^ o n , al which The Annunciation PTA will dress with color slides son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mc 3660 Downing Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND DE. 3-S0»7 2625 E. nth Avt. hearing ail persons claiming lo he heirs Cullough, was baptized with Mr. MA. 3-1251 225 C. A. Johnion Bid*. Sine* M18 REPAIRING at law of such deceased may ap(»ear and meet in Hagus Hall on Wednes Those interested in joining the Slip Covert and Draperiea day afternoon, Oct. 13, at 2 and Mrs. T. J . Grubesic as present their proofs. parish clubs, and there are open sponsors. Drug Co. j Made to Order ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. o’clock. ings in groups for working girls Furniture Made to Order Administrator, LENTHERIC Toileiries h'irst publication October 7, The sisters of the grade and are asked to contact Mrs. Freu DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS Tfjon al Bijou 8t. Phon* ME. 3-48141 ^ 24-22 So. Wahaateh Ave. ME. 2-8I0I Last publication November 4. 1954. high school will be in attendance denstein, EA. 2-4357 LEGAL NOTICE and will be presented to the par The following new clubs have Bake Sale Planned NOW'S the Time to Coneider ME. 3-5349 ME. 4-6251 The Heyse Sheet IN THE COUNTY COURT ents at this time. In and for th« City and County of been organized: Pius X Club LARRY JERRY Metal and Roofing Denver and State of Cotbrado The parents of the third and with Edith Kiene as sponsor and ENGINE TUNE-UP— A simple “tune-up” by our trained me INCORPORATED No. P-1791 fourth grade students will be Mother of God Club with Mrs, At Sacred Heart chanics costs surprisingly little— yet a.'sures quicker starting, Madden Plumbing Co. CITATION TO ATTEND PROBATE hosts for this occasion. William Jones as sponsor. faster pick up, smoother performance and greater economy! HEATING ROOFING OF WILL (Sacred Heart Pariah, Denver) PLI MBINC CONTRACTORS SHEET METAL LN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE PLUMBING REPAIRS OF ROSE E. FITZGERALD, Decesucd. The Altar and Rosary Sodality GAS WATER HEATERS 529 SO. NEVADA THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF is planning a bake sale for Oct. JAMES MOT»ll 40. Pkon. HE 2-0042 827 W C*l*r>4* «l*. Phon.: ME. 2-4659 COLORADO.^ TO: Explanation of Mass 17. All donations of home baked 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Salei & Sertire KE. 4-8221 E*t. 1688 Rev. James P. Flanagan. Pastor of St. Mary .Magdalene's Iloman Catholic .goods and cash are gratefully Church, 5526 W. 26lh Ave., Denver. accepted. C-olo.. l.ei{atoe: .Mount Olivet Cemetery Twenty mothers were present WWSftWVSWVVV\AiWWW.V.'\ Aley Drug Co. BUCK SPORTING Aaaociatiop. West 44th & Youngfield. Set at Precious Blood at the meeting of the room Wheat Ridge, Colo., Legatee; George mothers’ Sacred Heart Circle PRESCRIPTION Eisman. 1055 .Marchall Ave., Cincinnati (Mott Preciout Blood Parith, Baptized were Denis Scannell, y o u HAVE BEEN WAITING GOODS CO. 25. Ohio., Grandnephew. Heir & Lega Denver) Sept. 28 in the home of Mrs. DRUGGISTS tee; Mrs. Emma Eger. 18 East Daniels. .son of Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Della Vigil. The hostesses were Cincinnati. Ohio, Cousin. Heir A Letn- On Sunday, Oct. 10, at all the ALL YEAR Phone ME. 2-3245 Scannell; Kenny Cioffoletti, son Mrs. Della Vigil, Mrs. Molly Phon. ME. 4-IS9S 152 So. T»Jon 8t. ''Evcrythlnf for Every Sport'* tee: Cassie Monter. 3959 Vista Ave.. Cin Mas.ses the vestments and actions of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cioffo 119 NO. TEJON ST. cinnati, *Ohiu, l*egau’e ; Marie Eisman, Vigil, and Viola Hernandez. ’COLORADO SPRINGS 2806 Coleman Ave.. Cln,cinnatL Lega of the Mass will be explained qs letti; and Carolyn Marie Dresler, Plans for bringing about 100- For A Good Buy On A FORD tee; Sister .Mary Felicitas Shimek, 2825 the .Mass takes place. Parishion daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil per-cent membership attendance W. 32nd Ave.. Denver, Colo., Legatee: ers are asked to bring any non- liam Dressier. RANCH WAGON or COUNTRY SEDAN SPEAR'S Order of Sisters of Saint' Francis of were discussed. The special prize J. B. SHEARER C J. SHEARER Perpetual Adoration, 2825 W. 32nd Ave., Catholic friend. This is the be Forty-two couples attended the was won by Mrs. Beatrice Padilla \ ariety Store Denver, Colo.; Father Flanagan’a ginning of a series of Sunday dis .Men’s Club-sponsored “hard and the cake baked by Mrs. Boy's Home, Boys Town, Nebraska, courses on the Mass. -NOW- [Legatee; .Missionary Sisters of The Sa times dance” Oct. 2. Molly Vigil was won by Mrs. 2200 E. Plait* Avf. Colo. Spgf. On Wednesday evening, Oct. 6, cred Heart, 4825 Federal Blvd., Denver, The final meeting was held Sarah Vigil. The next meeting .Notion! • Toy* • Hardwiir* • School Colo., Legatee; Saint Vincent a Home of the initial inquiry cla.ss was held Tuesday, Oct. 5, in the parish At JOHNNIE HARPER MOTORS (Champion the City of Brooklyn, a corporation of the circle will be held in the Suppiiei - Kitchenwar* ^ Gleasware in the parish hall following the hall for the organization of the home of Mrs. Josephine Costello created and exiting under the laws of novena. Father Joseph Edwards, Ford Dealer). We Will Save You Hundreds Co«m*lica Colorado Sprinfs^ Colo. the State of New York, 66 Boemm Place, new Cub Scout Pack 250. The on Oct. 27 at 1 o’clock. Brooklyn 2, N. Y., Ivegatec: Most Rev C.M., conducted the first session Pack meeting will be held every erend Urban J. Vehr. 'The Roman Cath on the F’undamental Concepts of of Dollars! (Make Us Prove It) olic Archbishop of the Archdiocese of second Tuesday of each month Denver, 1586 Logan St.. Denver. Cok)., Religion, God, and Divine Revela at 7:30 in the hall. There are 20 Legatee; Richard D. Hall, 931 Equitable tion. The course, held every boys registered, with eight of We Have the Largest Stock of NEW Bldg.,' Denver 2, Colorado, Guardian ad Wednesday, evening, will run for Litem. ' them being transfers from other Country Sedans and Ranch Wagons FORT COLLINS You and each of you are hereby noti nine weeks. Catholics and non- packs- in the city. fied that the instrument purporting to Catholics arc invited to attend. The pack committee includes in the West at This Time. Si be the last will and testament of the The Men’* Club will meet in decedent abov* named will be offered Francis Gallagher, institutional for probate before the County Court of th^ hall Monday, Oct. 11, at representative: Bill Walker, WHILE THEY LAST- the City and County of Denver, State of 8 p.m. chairman: Joe Ratkovic, cub- Colorado, at the City andXounty Build The Teen Club will meet this Gel A Tremendous Over-AUownnce on DREILING MOTORS ing in said City and County of Denver, master; Robert Rutan, assistant on Monday, the 8th day of November. evening, Oct. 7, at 7:30 in the cubmaster; Ted Koons, secre Your Used Car Buick and G M C Trucks , 1954, at 10 o'clock A.M., or on a date hall., A social and dance will fol tary; Robert Beach, treasurer; subaoquent thereto to which said hearing low the business meeting. Offi regularly may he continued, when and and George Russell and George Coine Out Our W ay— Trade Your Way 230 South College Ave. Phone 2500 where you may appear if you ao desire. cers elected recently are: Presi Mathews, committeemen. The den WITNESS tny signature and seal of dent, Charles Cooper; vice pres mothers are Mmes. G. L. Sheri said Court this 20th day of September, ident, Carol Springer; secretary, 1554. dan, George Mathews, Ralph JOHNNIE HARPER MOTORS LEONARD APPEL. Collette Oberkramer; and treas Fehr, and G. L. Cogswell. All Clerk of the County Court. urer, Virginia Giles. Their la.st interested parents of boys in the By R. C. PHILIPS. project was the selling of reli Deputy Clerk. age group eight to 10 Vk may get Laundry and Dry Cleaning First Publicatloa September 23. 1964 gious articles at the novena. information by contacting tuiy of NAlMlf H01BHS Fort Collins I.aat Publication October 21. 1954 I.EGAI, NOTICE committee or the den mothers. ACE GILLEH NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT St. Monica’s Circle will do the E.STATE OP IRENE HAVICK. ESTATE OF JOHN EDWARD altar work during the month of WHEN WE SERVICE 125 Eatal Mountain Pbon* 225 DECEASED. No. P-168e RUSSSXL, aUo known ai JOHN £* October. NoUc* i* hereby riven tb*t on the Rl^SELIa, Deceased. CAFE 3rd day of September, 1964. Ittter* of No. P-121 The publicity chairmen of all YOUR CHEVROLET ndmiobitration were ii*ued to th* un- Notice U hereby given that on the circles are reminded to call M.rs. denimed ** Adminietrator of the above 16tb day of Noven\ber. 1954, I will pre> Steele ^at PE. 3-0729 if they wish named eaUte and all paraona having sent to the County Court of the City and BLYTHE-HOLLOWELL elainui againat »ald eataU are rMuired and County of Denver, Colorado, my to have the notices of their meet to fil* them for allowance in th* accounU for final aetUonent of the adk ings appear in the Regivter. Mortuary County Court of tb* City and County of minUtration df said estate whm and The following circles will meet CAPITAL Denver, Colorado, within aix month* where all persona m interest may appear Arvada's Ford Dealer COFFEE SHOP (rom aaid data or aaid claim* will be Oct. 13 at 1 p.m.: St. Anne’s Tclapkonn 390 and object to them if they so desire. ond forever barred. ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. Circle with Mrs. John Majerus at HArriion 4-4444. 5800 N. Wadsworth ANDREW WYSOWATCKY, Administrator C.T.A. “ 3001 S. Monroe and St. Monica’s B road w ay Corner Oliva and Maaon Adminiatrator. First PubiicatioB October 7. 1954 — WE GIVE PIONEER STAMPS — \ Firat publication S^tmnber 16, 1984. Last ^Publication Nov. 4. 1954. Circle with Mrs. Howard Carroll Laat publicatloa Oetobar 14, 19S4. Published in Deover Cat^lie Register at 3070 S. Dahlia. i TAbor 5-5191 Thursday, October 7, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4-4205 PAGE FIFTEEN ST. JAMES' PARISH Seniors Are Host PleoM9 PalroniM Thete Friendly Firms lo Freshmen at Mayfair Service Stutz Olive Drugs Joe Do Anda, Prop, Under New Manscement St. Francis'High i Waihinf - Lnbricatioii Prescription Specialists Aceetioriei . Tirei . Batteries School Sapplie§ (St. Franci* de Sale*’ ! " 8 A H" GrMB Stamp! 7m E. Colfax at Olirt High School, Denver) ;14th Sc Krameria DE. 3-9858 FL. 5-2337 -The seniors entertained “little brothers and sisters” at freshman senior day last week. After Mass the freshmen were the guests of the seniors at breakfast and at BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH a dance in the evening. The day Patronise These Friendly Firms is planned to make the new Fransalian aware of his friends among the upperclassmen. - To ensure participation in the social events of their high school COLORADO BOULEVARD DRUG years, the freshmen have ball room dancing lessons. Mrs. Harry JOE H. SCHMITZ. Prop. Sister Cecille, Testolin, Kay Dignan, and Mary Jo Berg for the Leadership Workshop Loretto Heights College leadership workshop to Lawrence instructs each home (Mtmbcr Blitted Btcrtneot Piriib) dean of students, room group once a week. be held at Chalet Marie Oct. 8-10.— (Photo by discusses plans with committee members Marion Smyth) Under the direction of Mrs. Prescriptions Charles Keller, freshmen dances Accurately Filled + " f + + + • + will be held once a month. The Senior! of Cathedral High School, Denver, help to make Fountain Service parents of the freshmen will their new lounge take ihape. They are, from left, Mary Ann chaperon and provide group Bogacz, Kay Kelty, Tony Harrii, and George Cook. Liquor Department Loreffo Heights Students to Conduct transportation. Mrs. Eugene Fos ter is making similar arrange Free DeliTcry Eitt Dcn?tr A Aarort ments for the sophomore stu EA. 2-3533 EA- 2-9997 EA. 2-9998 dents. Student Council at East Colfax Sc Colorado Bled. Leadership Workshop at Chalet Marie John Patania, a senior, rep C.H.S, resented St. Francis de Sales’ at Loretto Heights College stu Marian Testolin is chair dent council members will be the Junior Red Cross conference dents will conduct a leadership man of the three-day work at the meeting; in Greeley Oct. 4 and 5. Working on Senior Lounge workshop at Chalet Marie, shop. Eileen Ash, Beverly Ayers, Morrison, Oct. 8, 9, and 10. Members of the committee Betty Blair, Mickey Cloonan, (Cathedral High School, Denver) iand freshman day, will be held planning the workshop are Jo Elliott, Vyvian d’Estienne, Friday, Oct. 8. The day will begin Clare Cresap, Kay Dignan, and Kathy G a b e r i n o, Marilyn D. U. Newmanites One of the main projects of the student council is the senior with both the upperclassmen and Mary Jo Berg. Hackentbftl, Susie Hoff, Mary lounge. A former journalism' the frosh going to Mass and re Mary Keeley Special emphasis will be “Keeley, tdwina Krapes, Carole Will Be Guests ceiving Communion in the Ca placed on the study of group Laws, Fran Lee; room is being converted and, with the help of several enthu.si- thedral. dynamics for representatives * Lorraine “Maich, Kathleen astic seniors, is beginning to take The afternoon will be set aside of the student council and in Mahoney, Barbara .Maltby, Members of the D. U. New shape. for the other events of the day, Is Chairman of terclub council. Thirty upper Joan Mander, Dede Mapelli, man Club will be breakfast guests of the Rt. Rev. Mon After the painting, varnishing, with activities prepared by the classmen will attend the meet Joan Mylott, Elaine Prevallet, seniors. ings. Alice Ramirez, Cathy Schulte, signor Joseph P. O’Heron fol and other odd jobs are completed, lowing a corporate Commu In addition to the committee Sandy Smith, Twila Wasiijger, the lounge will be furnished with Because of the large enroll 6th Star Nights nion in St. Louis’ Church, a studio couch, chairs. Ping-pong ment of underclassmen, the sen in charge, the following stu and Joann Zamboni. Englewood, at 9 o’clock this table, and record player. At one iors will have at least two little Mary Keeley, daughter of Mr. Msgr. O’Snllivaii Banquet Speaker Sunday, Oct. 10. end of the lounge, a store is be “sisters” or “brothers.” Some YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS US and Mrs. Walter Keeley, 2705 Members present at a meet ing built for selling school sup may even have three. Meade Street, Denver, is genera! ing in the home of Misses plies and other necessary articles. The day will end with a dance chairman of Loretto Heights Norine and Kathy Palmer, Howdy Day, the annual senior 8 Mary Theme to Feature for those who participated in the College’s sixth annual Star 2570 S. Jackson, on Sept. 30. special events. The dance will be ??ights production The Merry who will serve on the in held in the Oscar Malo Hall. to be presented Nov. 17, vitation committee are Bill Regis Guild to Hear 18, 19, and 20 in Phipps Audi W h^ you poftie«8 wfefv ^ ««urance of Homecoming at Heights Arnold, president; Norine and torium. Kathy Palmer, Ann Neumann, Father Walter Harris The Loretto Heights students who Pat Mead, Sally Ann Peres, FAMILY ROSARY EDITION will head committees for the (Loretto Height! Alumnae, party. Election of officers for Jacqueline Gall, Dick Sli| The Rev. Walter Harris, S.J., OF THE HOLY BIBLE student musical production in Denver) the next two years heads the James Pokipala, Charles "C will give a talk to the Regis Guild Editor Rov. John P. O'Connell, M.A., In keeping with the Marian agenda. Mrs. Frank Gold, chair S.T.D., you pO!«e!i i m dzble B4blc. clude Marilyn Hackethal, pub breca, Raymond Costello, at the firs t' fall meeting. The Readability h ii received great attention licity; Margie Baldwin, Frances theihe of the Loretto Heights man of the nominations commit Charles Atler, Robert Wathen, g;uild meeting will be held Oct. at the hand! of Father O'Connell. See review Pg. 2. (Adv.) Palmer, TV and radio; Esther homecoming banquet this Satur tee, will pres?nt a slate of of Ernest Marks, Barney Fala- 10 at 8 p.m. in the Regis College Frazzini, intramural; Maril. n day, Oct. 9, the Rt. Rev. Mon ficers, and nominations will be grady, Frank Pol, and John dining room, Denver. Father B. Shaughnessy, Katie Wong, and signor Eugene A. O’Sullivan, accepted from the floor. The Barun. Jt Murray, S.J., is the moderator. BECKER’S Valerie Chan, campus decora pastor of St. Vincent de Paul’s meeting begins at 5 p.m. All Catholic students are in Mrs. F. M. Veltrie will be in tions; Parish, will relate his experi vited to attend. Reservations charge of the refreshments, as SHOE SHOP Pat Farrell and Jackie Hus- ences on a recent pilgrimage to can be made through the sisted by Mrs. J. A, De Luca, Mr. Member All Saint! Parkh European Marian shrines. members or by calling Mon and Mrs. E. T. Grace, Mr. and New Boota A Shoea 0 . T. Anderson, director of! signor O’Heron at SU. 1-4114, Mrs. W. J . Lawless, Mrs. R. J. Shoe Repairinf the Loretto Heights develop Reardon, Mrs. J . P. Walsh, and ment program, will also address 3442 Si. ir!i(n> — EiflnaK »MONI 23rd ood D EXTER the Loretto alumnae. Miss M. Hughes. EA. 2-7711 Mrs. Clarence Jackson, toast St. Mary's Sophs r5Uroocr53522l5i^ master, will honor alumnae from the anniversary cla.sse.s of ’04, ’14, ’24, ’29, ’.‘14, '44, and ’54. Conduct Election Assisting Miss Jeanette Pa.s- Bank F riday tore, banquet chairman, with ar (St. Mary’i Academy, rangements are Mrs. Harry E. Cherry Hilli) ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH Kelsey and Misses Marie Mapelli Sophomore class elections re and Mary Chirico. The banquet sulted in the following students NIGHT 6 TO 8 P.M. Patronise These Friendly Firms begins at 6 p.m. in the main din being put in office: Beverly ing room, Machebeuf Hall. Carey, president; Helen New- All departments and services are The homecoming opens with maii, vice president; Dianne available for your convenience etty & Bob’s Andy's Service Station Benediction in Our Lady of Lo- Schuyler, secretary; and Mary Beauty & T«tto chapel at 4 p.m. 'The Rev. Jane Majerus, treasurer. 3.301 SOUTH BROADW.4Y 12th & Clayton FR. 7-9826 Edward A. Leyden, college Social activities for the year hyrber Shop chaplain, will celebrate Benedic were begun with a back-to-school SU. 9-0511 Specializing in Texaco Products tion for the Alumnae Associa dance sponsored by the student Permanent tion. council. More than 400 students Waving Lubrication Tire* Following registration at 4:15 from the academy and various EA. 2-4723 2(03 E. 12th A » . Walking Acccitoriei p.m., a committee of seniors will other high schools attended. nahmubmi entertain the alumnae at a coke Rt. Rer. Eugene O’SulliTan New junior officers are Jean party in Machebeuf Hall. Miss Six new little clubs are being Cattermole, president; Paula Connie Smith is chairman, and Curran, vice president; Mary J. Kernan Weekbaugh Don Carney Mary ICecley formed as a result of a dinner the following seniors will serve; Ann Lawrenson, secretary; and Chairman Preiident ST. THERESE PARISH-AURORA sion, poster distribution; Polly meeting Sept. 28 with Sister Misses Lois Buckley, Lois Diehl, Maura, little club sponsor, and Lee McLaughlin, treasurer. Kuempel and Jane Eyre, pro •Alma Elpers, Jean Godsell, Helen Member Federal Depoiit Iniurance Corp. Patronise These Friendly Firms grams and ushers; Mamie Bowe, Mrs. Carl A. Ott. committee Hoeckel, Mary Ann Hogelin, chairman. Little club organizers, restaurants; Jean Godsell and Kathy Huffman, Jane Keenan, 'Mister Roberts' Cast Lydia Pena, newspapers and pic and the classes they represent, Pat Kelliher, Joan Klein, Ruth e Mrs. William Coddington, tures; Helen Hoeckel and Eileen Knight, Mary Kurtr; Juaniita dbngy^-J’idlow A. .Ash, hospital publicity; ’44; Mrs. Robert Beqk and Miss Announced by Regis d u A D i a . NOME DRUG Leyba, Theresa Matkovich, Ann Nancy Davis, '49; Mrs. M. J . Mc Connie McGowan, Englewood Murray, Helen McKenzie, Pat PRINTING COMPANY Your Friendir Rexall Drug Stor. publicity; Kathy Huffman and Kenna, ’52; Mrs. Pat Reagan, Will Have 22 Players Nesom, Frances Palmer, Lydia Mrs. R. H. Bumbartner, Misses KE. 4-4054 11690 Montview at Noma Connie Smith, churches; Pat Dena, Joan Hietz, Pam Rubel, Falk, queen committee; Mickey Pat Kelly and Jean Farrel, ’53, The Rev. A. J. Deeman, S.J., 1454 Welton (Rear) Open Mary Ellen Sanchez, Janice and Misses Shirley Sealy and EM. 6-5460 • EM. 6-9311 Cloonan, Edwina Krapes, and Thompson, Katie Wong, and producer and director of the » Days— 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Kathy Schulte, class chairmen; Maxine Mohrbacher, ’54. Regis Players’ major production Mary Lou Zarlengo. Mrs. McKenna’s- group met /tsailabU Lockers Joan Casey and Frances Lee, The Loretto auditorium is the Mister Roberts, announced the Oct. 1 and designated Jean Fra casting of the following roles: too Ibi. Sc 300 Ibi. technical chairmen; and Alice site for the Denver chapter busi The firms listed here Ramirez, ticket chairman. zier Hanifen publicity chairman. Dolan to be played by John Cas ness meeting following the coke Other members are Peggy An- 10247 E. Colfax Ave, deserve to be remembered tellano, Dowdy by Robert Zwei- tonelli Marrone, Helen Johnson zen, Insigna by Robert Baum when you are distributing Waters, Tere.sa C de Baca Lar gartner, Mannion by Kenny EM. 6-3521 son, Catherine .Murray Henc- your patronage in the dif Alumnae of St. Mary's Ryan, Lindstrom by Richard Do ProcoMlnf A Curlnr** mann, Catherine Morrissey, Vir Tully, Stefanowski by George ferent lines of business. ginia Logan Bradley, Betty Pease, Wiley by Floyd Plowman, Plan Homecoming Tea Allison Carmack, and Barbara Gerhart by Gary Chamberlain, Luttrell. and Mr. Henley by Mario Ma- The St. Mary Academy 4545 S. University Boulevard. pelji. Four speaking roles remain STOfffL STUDIO Alumnae will sponsor a home Mrs. Beverly Murray Davis to be cast with several extras to coming tea Sunday, Oct. 10, Themian Club ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL is chairman of the social event, The Adult Education Branch be used for the final production. from 11 to 5 p.m. at the acad and Mrs. Mary Frances of the University of Denver will The entire cast will number 22 emy grounds in Cherry Hills, ■ SHOPPING CENTER Kenime Colburn is cochair present a speaker on the “Great when complete. Definite rehears E. Colfax at Dahlia FR. 7-6601 man. Books Foundation” to the als started Oct. 5. The following officers will Themian Club of Denver at 8 Mister Roberts will have four Meeting Scheduled act as hostesses; Constance p.m. 'Tuesday, Oct. 12. The meet performances at the Denver PHOTO Hamilton Frans, president; ing will be held in Mrs. Dan W. Civic Theater on Nov. 18, 19, 20, DORIS ENTERPRISE Anne McCarty, vice president; Fink’s home at 4925 E. Missouri. and 21, at 8:30 p.m. All seats THE ONLY COAST TO COAST CAHRIER! By Regis Mothers Phyllis White Brunger, record -A report on the philanthropic will be reserved. Reservations Variety Shoppe Commercial Photography ing secretary: Flo .Abel, cor Church Weddinffs The first meeting of the Regis project for the year will be may be made later at the in THE eady-lo-Wear - A'oM'oni - G ifu Parochial School SpecialUta responding secretary, Beverly given by Mrs. Lucille Davies. Re formation desk in the college 63 Humboldt AL. 5«7791 Mothers’ Club honoring all past Murray Davis, treasurer; and 24.HOUR SERVICE presidents and freshmap mothers freshments will be served. administration building. Gract Archuleta. Prop. i m E. 18th Atu. AC. 2-9683 Betty .Anne Costello, parlia ^‘Pioneer* will be held Oct. 14 in the school mentarian. of library following Benediction in the chapel at 1:30 p.m. Serving also->,^as hostesses transcontinental The officers for the coming will be the follbwing board freight members: Mary^Jo McEnery, 18th Ave. Motor Service year are: President, Mrs. R. F. transportation Complele Auto Repairing VanOverschelde; first vice presi Mary Frances Kemme Col dent, Mrs. A. B. Baumgartner; burn, Helen Garrity Thomas, We Repair All Mokes of Cart Kay Fortune, Margaret Daly, second vice president, Mrs. T. A. DENVER-CHICAGO TRUCKING CO.,•/ INC. Authorixed United Motor Service Duggan; treasurer, Mrs. R. G. Betty Bader Winter, and Betsy Foley Schnibble. 2501 BUka Denver KE. 4-7261 1880 Franklin 8 t. Ralph Markel. Owucr DU. 8-3619 Schneringer; secretary, Mrs. J. F. Erhard; corresponding secre tary, Mrs. E. L. Potarf;^istor- ian and publicity, Mrs. J. K. Just Kids Band ■ Sloan; hospitality chairmen, Mrs. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH C. Fuermann and Mrs. J . L. CHAIRS! CHAIRS! CHAIRS! Ryan; Seeks Members Patronise These Friendly Firms Council mothers: Seniors, Som$on'—*Duriiam*—"Hampden*.—"Lyons'— lmporh_^ Mmes, E. A. Splear, M. J . Hallor- The Colorado Just Kids Band an, J. P. Reddick; juniors, Mmes. has launched a campaign to sign SOLD in Any Quantity! \lameda Drug Store CONOCO PRODUCTS J. E. Finn, W. H. Marvel, L. S. up new members. At present FOLDING CHAIRS V. 0 . PETERSON, Prop. Nemechek; sophomores, Mmes. F. there are 40 children in the Lubrication • Delco Butteries D. Hoppe, J. R. Kelly, J . W. Sal band, under the direction of Al (New-Used) Cat Rate Drags Car Washiag ter; freshmen, Mmes. J. R. Mc bert Pesses. • AU-Steel • AU-Hudwood Cabe, 0. Gifford, and M. B. Vif- Mr. Pesses was formerly band' • Uphoincted Scats & Backs ountain Service Sundries quain. master at' the U. S. Coast Guard • Cbildrea’s • Tablet Arm I'our Business Appreciated W. A. (Duidi) THOMAS Father James R. Eatough, S.J., Academy, and is now director of TABLES, TOOl lameda & So. Braadwa; Alameda & Logan PE. 3-^840 principal of the high school, will the Lowry Field Youth Band. • Banquet (ilhsizes) a Card address and welcome the mothers. This year the Elks Club of Denver is including the band in WE AUO MN7 AT lOW UTET their Youth Activities Program. BUCHANAN’S Rehearsals will be held in the Elks Building, 14th and Califor ^ 0 d 0 f 0 l t Christian Bros. Wines nia Street, every Monday eve All P.palar BMra ning at 7 o’clock. W. DiMvir cleaners & Dyers Mrs. Wilbur Gunther, mem Dick Tremlett 3-1777 .377 So. Bdwy. bership campaign chairman, Planting of Tree Three members of the St. Mary Academy urges all youngsters, ages 8 biology class select a tree from the biology Th! firm! listed htr. dcMrve to through 18, who are interested, nursery which will be planted a t a sodal b. remimlMrod when you an dii- to call her at PE. 3-2513 for For Morion Year ity-sponsor^ Marian Year tree planting tribuUBf your patroisag. to tbo further information at\,d to make ceremony in the near future. From left to right are Paula Curran, different lines of business raSm glxiigtrkpNe «o|(rgv appointmenta for tryouts. Carol Jo Bandell, and Mary. Sue Allen.— (Photo by Smyth) PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thuridoy, October 7, 1954 ------■ — - ...... At First Annual Meeting Thirteen Are Initiated by Lakewood K. J. Robert Cullinan Head At the initiatipn held at Coun Werner, Joseph Kovacich, Ed Oct. 5, when the activities c« cil 539 in Denver, the second and ward Koehler, William Wagner, mittee chairman, Leo Cordc, announced plans for a g7 third degrees were exemplified Thomas Morris, Daniel Farley, Of Accountants' Guild for the following 13 fhen of women’s night in November. T'l Queen of the Holy Rosary Coun and George Tollefson. A buffet will be the first council so^ cil, K. of C., Lakewood: Eugene luncheon was served following activity for the fall season. ' J . Robert Cullindn, ^neral Sept. 19 at the society’s first an the initiation. accounting manager of the nual meeting. McCloskey, John Rivera, William Cordery has engaged a group professional entertainers fop i Mountain States Telephone and Also unanimously elected were Longen, John Nusse, Clement J. Phil Mahoney, deputy grand Telegraph Company, was unani Hackethal, James Beard, Lewis knight, conducted the meeting evening and is still scout J. C. Eigeman, vice president; around for more. mously elected president of the Vincent N. Schmitz, secretary; The following assisted at Catholic Accountants’ Guild of Louis 0 . Zucai, treasurer; and the Archdiocese of Denver on booth at the Arvada harv("“ * Alva J . Reed, George D. Learned, Knights to Solicit for Chest festival: Louis Ramunnn, - 89 Wallace J . Smilanic, new mem Simpson, Fred Miller, Jim Hea — bers of the board of governors. A Knights of Columbus team Edward B. Stolte, C. L. Van Bus- George Knoeber, Vince Knoch Father Charles T. Jones is has been appointed to begin so kirk, E. C. O’Keefe, Frank Breen, Bob Adams, Leon Jones, 1^- NEW! chaplain. Serving their second licitation in downtown Denver in Walter Hyland, George Brugger, Cordery, C. J. Schulz, Fia year on the board of governors the Community Chest campaign Richard Janda; Cervi, Tom Dwyer, Ed Wal. FAMOUS CHIFS' are Joseph P. Stephens, Thomas Oct. 11, seven days before the Joseph P. McConaty, Norbert Bill Schultz, Jr .; Don Rieger, I* J. McMi^on, and Father Joseph MENU MARVELS official start of the annual char W. Beckius, James Egan, Robert John Trumble, Larry Yonk^ A. Ryan, S.J. ity drive. Hart, J . R. McClelland, Jr .; Jean and Chad Rieger. \ Paul L. Schmitz, retiring presi Heading the group is Gerard Jacabucci, John A. Gardina, The blood donor program, t ) dent, became e s ; officio member R. TeBockhorsL Members are W. Thomas Knowland, Charles J. der the direction of Gary .-Vus of the board of governors. He D. Menard, Frank Scheer, McDonald, John G. Simon, Rob is going ahead rapidly. .•Mreakes received a gift from the members Charles H. Swanke, John Hem ert Kramer, Steve J . Kopecky, he has a large umber of done, in token of their appreciation of ming. M.D.; William L. Hazlett, and Louis Cabela. registered. his leadership during the or on ganization’s formation and very successful first year. Through Mr. Schmitz, the guild announced itt early in on corporation of an Accounting -68 Foundation in honor of Father Joieph A. Ryan, S.J., which Service Directory it to be devoted to the ad vancement of the accounting program at Regit College. The guild hat made an initial do Ash and Trash Hauling Druggists Plumbing nation of $250 to thit account Your B « t Bet U SUNSET ing foundation. Vic Kammer, chairman These two activities comprise a two-day cele YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Honor Discoverer SUNSET SERVICE SPECIAL. Coll will be filled correctly at Free Eatimatea Rcmodrlin^ This first annual meeting, held of the Columbus Day bration of Columbus Day by Denver Council 539 KK. 4-1847 or AC. 2-6803. Light or he«vy WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY at Willow Springs Country Club, dance, displays the dance announcement as Jim hauling. Barrels emptied 6Sc; ashpits II Ph. SP. 7-9765 1096 South Gaylord St. H.4.NDY PLUiMBINf; ® honoring state, district, and local officers. to $1.75. Trucks cover city. featured a dinner-dance attended Peri features the. invitation to the special Colum Justin Hapnen will be chairman of the lunch ALADDIN DRUG CO. 4641 S. Bannock SU l-(*88e by 100 men and women. bus Day luncheon being given by th e Friday MILLER TRASH SERVICE 2032 E. Colfax Ave. FR. 7-79 Englewood, Colorado eon and will speak briefly on "The Spirit of Co Pickup Saturday and Sunday. AL. 6-19S2 Anthony J . Bellas, editor of the Luncheon Club. Grand Knight Robert Norton and Dressmaking — Licensed and Bonded — ow, for the first time, you guild’s Guildgraph, reports the State Secretary Justin Hannen express pleasure lumbus.’’— (Photo by Frank Scheer) JOB Q'a EXPRESS — Anytime — Any REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS can enjoy a whole long line where. Member of Our Lady of Victory N recent admission into the guild over both events. Light Hauling of any kind. Free Eat. ALTERATIONS, DRESSMAKING G. E. (Gib) HANDY of succulent entrees complete CH. 4-0861. TAILORED SUITS A SPECIALTY of the following members: John 4- -i- + 263.7 GILPIN KE. 4-4828 and ready to serve, packed under P. Guthne, Julia Holzworth, the same famous Sexton label! Brick ALTERATIONS George A. Schmitz, W. Weigel, MAKE SUITS, dressmaking and all kinda YOU PLUG ’E.n Chicken Chop Suey, Spanish and George M. Zavislan. Addi LICENSED CONTRACTOR SPECIALIZ of sewing. 2585 .Gilpin St. KE. 4-4828. Rice, Chicken Fricassee, Beef tional applications for member Friday Luncheon Club Meeting, Dance ING IN TUCK POINTING AND BRICK W E CLEAY ’E.W i »or Stew, Chili con Came, Chicken REPAIRS. REASONABLE PRICES. BE. ship are being processed. 3-5218. Minor------Plumbing. & Rppai.— ■ a la King, Spaghetti in Sauce, Do you have a mixed Alterations of All Kinds Price. Reaaonable SP. 7-376101 Ask for Menu Marvels at bet CHIMNEYS, pointinx and caulkiaz. MARRIAGE PROBLEM? Brick repair!. Sp. 7-2264. -Mile High Sewer Service^ ter independent food stores, Will Mark Columbus Day on Oct. 8-9 The Family Rotary Edition of the Holy Tuck pointing. Aih pita. Brick repain Skirts Made to Measure 2010 So. Gilpin John SAiiFon &Co., SAxton Squort, Chieggo, III, Bible ia inaurtnee againat discord. See Licensed. F J . Gallagher. TA. 5-4787. Review Pr, 2. iAdv.l hlcanor Reuling Knights of Columbus from all and children, Mark and Linda, The following district deputies BRICK repair, cement, ituccoins, chim over Colorado will join with live 'at 50 S. Bellaire Street in have been invited: Earl Steele, ney and flrawalla repaireO; baaementa 1486 Clayton, FR. 7-7049 MALCOLM PLUMBING o Denver Council 539 on Friday Christ the King Parish. Greeley: Urban F. Mellecker, waterproofed and plaatered. No job too CO. and Saturday, Oct. 8 and Oct. Boulder; Charles F. Furphy, amall. Free Eat. Work guaranteed. Lewis A. Stein Salida; John -H. Sackman, GE. 3-3532. 'Fences' Complete |g|. 9, for a two-day celebration of Plumhing Srrvirr 'Our Man Friday' Pueblo: Lewis W. Martinez. Ala Columbus Day. Present state of Building Material • New Conatruction ficers and district past state "Our Man Friday” will be mosa; M. A. Birckett, Grand Junction: Ray E. Immel, Sterl USED BUILDING MATERIALS, pipe U. S. Steel or Redwood a Repairing • Remodeljn deputies, grand knights of sur Lewis A. (Al) Stein, father of windows and doora $5. TA.-5-6011. No job too small. ing: and Jack -Ackerman, Arap Engineered hr fenca ExpertB rounding councils and past grand Joseph Stein, wlyp died several Water Heatera — 30 Gal.| knights of Council 539 will be ahoe. Cement Work years ago a few months after his Fully Guaranteed $87.50 installed special guests of honor. election to the post of grand Past grand knights of Coun No money Down - Low monthly pmta. Diapoteri $99.50 inttalled.-^ knight of Council 539. Free Survey Free Eatimatea The opening affair will be a cil s 59 not included in the above A GRADE TO DO YOUR FHA Term$ if desired' special luncheon arranged by the Born in Des Moines, la., Stein are William T. Roche, Joseph JOB AT A PRICE TO FIT FR. 7-8865 Mr. Kelly 275 So, Lafayette SH. 4-021' Friday Luncheon Club. Grand attended Annunciation School Craven, Frank Gartland, An Knight Robert L. Norton will and then took a short business thony Zarlengo, Paul Horan, YOUR BUDGET William J. Nelson, Thomas Ne- Floor Coverings FAIR PRICES welcome the guests, and Justin course. He has been employed No Job Too Large or Too Small Hannen, state secretary of the by the Union Pacific Railroad vin, Leo Scherer. George H. Expert uphoIiUry and carpet cleaning HALE BROS. in your home or our ahop. Carpet re Fast, Guaranteed Work Knights of Columbus, will be for 40 years. Lerg, Wallace F. Webb, and Ed Nothing Down Free Katim ward E. O’Connor. The Boul — : SAND & GRAVEL pairing and laying.f- Lloyd EUlott. 645 A.MERIC.AN FRIENDS OF FATIMA: Lillian Roth, prominent chairman of the day. Hannen He has been a member of the Wadaworth. 8-5859. IDEAL PLUMBING der, Brighton, Littleton, North actress ann Cainonc conven irom Judaism, whose amazing come will speak briefly on "The Spirit Knights of Columbus for 30 Day,. AC. 2-6185 Eve*. I'H. 4-1 Denver, Welby, and Lakewood For Suburban Reddi-Mix Floor Sanding back is recorded in the best selling ‘T il Cry Tomorrow,” has be of Columbus.” years. He and his wife live in Annunciation Parish. councils will be represented. ’ Concrete HA 4-2711 Quilters come national chairwoman of American Friends of Fatima, whose Hannen, a prominent Denver FRANK'S FLOOR SERVICE Jack Denny and M. J. O’Dono Paolo Sannavina, Italian Con Plant — 5400 Fenton LAY, SAND AND FINISH Alaska Quilt Shop. Machine Quilt purpose is to spread devotion to Immaculate Heart of Mary. attorney, was born and reared WORK GUARANTEED - RA. 2-8149 2482 E. 8rd Ave. DU. 8-2662. Ab^ve, Miss Roth (left) inspects model statue of Immaculate hue, past grand knight, will sul, will attend, as wjll the Rev. HA 4-0550 in Kan.sas, attended Notre Dame head the reception committee. Heart of Mary, made by Father Thomas McGlynn, O.P. Domini University, and was graduated Thomas Lo Cascio, O.S.M., of Furn. Rep. & Upholstering Rubbish Removal can sculptor (center), under the supervision of Lucy, only survivor George M. Turner of Walsen- Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. After Hour. HA 4-4135 from the law school of the Uni burg, state deputy of the Knights HeuphoUtered 2-pc. lifing room itt I6S T. H. KEYS—For •e^^^ce anywher* of children to whom Blessed Mother appeared at Fatima. At versity of Kansas. The Fourth Degi-ee will be and up. Colorado Upholstery. 2601 16th city limita of Denver. EAv 2-3558. right is William P. Moloney, executive director of the Fatima of Columbus, will lead the .state Sl GL. 6-2304. He served two terms as County officers who have been invited. represented by Norbert Beckus, Sewing Machine Repair devotees, who are seeking help so Father McGlynn can carve state master, and John Sullivan, WANT lo reRniah your furniture. We Attorney in Kansas. Following The following past state depu CUSTOM-BUILT PATIOS remove old paint and varniih. L A L 16-foot marble statue for the huge Basilica at Fatima as gift this, he served four years in. the faithful navigator of the Denver REPAIR any make sewing mi> from American Catholics. Group asks that contributions be sent ties have been invited: F. F. / Trading Market. 4408 Yates. GL. 6-8789. vacuum cleaners. Day-Night SU. 1-: Navy in World War II, flying Blaney and Hugh B. Giltner of Assembly. They will lead a spe Colored Concrete or to .American Friends of Fatima, c/o First National Rank, Chicago, dirigibles off both coasts. cially selected honor guard of Garages Sheet Metal Illinois, Attention John S. Gleason, treasurer. Pueblo; Ernest T, Tovani of Flagstone Floor Making Denver his home after Boulder; Thomas J. Lynch, the Fourth Degree. Batteries and Generators, 90-day guarao. the war, he is in a law partner Grand Junction; Edward J. Kel Dance to Close Aluminum or Fibreglass Roof $3.95 exchange. Tullob Garage. 688 ^ n ta FURNACES REPAIRED ship with Charles J. Munz. A ley, Leadville; Carroll B. Dunn, Fe. TA. 5-9758. NEW FURNACES Celebration Retaining Walls GUTTERS past pand knight of Denver Colorado Springs; and Bernard Gutters DOWN SPOUTS [z: Council 539, he is serving his B. Carraher, William J. Carter, A special Columbus Day dance CONCRE'TE WORK OF AMERICAN ROOFING SHEET M ET^l OTHER SHEET METAL WORK seventh year on the board of John J. Morrissey, William Mc- Saturday', Oct. 9, will close the CONTRACTING COMPANY trustees. Glone, and John J. Sullivan, all two-day celebration. A special ALL KINDS, GARAGES Gutters repaired A replaced. Guaranteed Alameda Sheet Metal and Hannen and his wife. Dorothy, of Denver. buffet supper will be served. Thoroughly Experienced, Dependable. Hardware A'o Money Doten Phone for Free Clim ate CH. 4-8466 531 E. Alameda SP. 7-46 Low Monthly Payments Laundromats FR. 7-8865 Mr. Kelly METAL INCINERATORS Laundromat GUTTERS - TINNERS HALF HOUR LAUNDRY CONTRACTORS & JOBBE." Carpentry & Contracting GEO. BADER SPECIAL EQUIPMENT Member 6L Vincent de P«n1 Psrlih for Washing - Drying SOUTH DENVF.R REMODELING SHEET METAL & FURNACE A Complete Service WORKS All Size Shag Rugs 1413 So. Broadway PE. 3-18^ Home Maint. and Includinf 9x13 Remodeling Co. . f g iiie w 0 Anything Washed at Home A 4 A SHEFT .AirTAI, HEBVlrE , Complete Financing Can Be Washed Here OUTERS rl.E.tXEl> A\r> RKPURW 2720 E. 3rd Are. NEW Gl TIERS - IMMEH.tTK SKRV if L«t On, Call Do It Alt FULL FAMILY WASH 15(10 S. PILMORK Rt. 3 n: Day. DE. 3.1687 Nixht and Sunday, FL. 5.1733 MERCHANTS PARK Stove Cleaning LAUNDROMAT WE CLEAN YOUR 4 TOP BURN* Fennel’s AND TOP IRON GRILLS, 32.00. I. . Through Compankmway Tredlnx Mkt.. 4408 Yale, St. GL. R-« Home Remodeling Service 637 So. Bdwy. RAce 2-8437 Complete Remodeling Service Taxidermist Carpentry — Electrical Plambing — Heating Insulotion JOE KATON4 TAXIDfIRMIST. tim Plastering — Picture Windows ing heads and birds. 642 Santa Fc. Will Finance — Nothing Down JOHNS’-MANVILLE 5-6670. 1850 Marion MA 3-0984 Certified Rock Wool Tool Rentals Also Roofing, Siding, Fibre Glass New bomee. garagea. additions complete Translucent Panels for Patios. remodeling, patch plastering. Licensed Camorts etc. Sanders, Paint Sprays, El^ contractor. FHA Terms. D# Leon & Sons HOME INSULATION & trie Saws, Electric Dri- 1928 9th St. AC. 2-2070. IMPROVEMINT CO. Wall Paper Steamer^ Tn,. G i f t f o r G o ifo r n I chairman of the and Thomas Ford, treasurer of the Luncheon Club, ELECTRIC wiring, remodeling, repair v m lU I v e n e r n i p^lday Luncheon Club, look on. ing. New work, ranges, dryers. Save SH 4-2719 Ere CH 4-7629 ers. Etc. ~ presents a gift memento to Gen. John F. Curry, as General Curry addressed the club on Oct. 1 money. BE. 3-6467. KE. 4-5717 evenings. 1874 So. Broadway ADAMS RENTS = i Ben Lofflin, George Canny, Our Man Friday; Jim on “Climate and the Air Academy.”— (Photo by Cesspools 3319 E. 1st Ave. at Adam Dr. Hemming) Linen Service Kopp, Edward A. Jersin, chairman of the day; EA. 2-4901 CESSPOOLS and a^itic tanka cinned. WE HAVE MOVED + Prompt. Moderate rate,. Greaae trapi. TO OUR NEW BUILDING .+ + + + Free estimates. GE. 3-5962. MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. Tree Service B. W. Beckiui, Manager Easterners See Colorado as ‘North Pole’ Cleaners & Dyers 2090 8. Grant RA. 2.7047 Mattresses Reliable Tree Servici MATTRESSES renovated with heavy Trimming and Remorin Climate, Air Academy General's Topic Hunt Cleaner's new covera ______...... $8.50 **W« Own Our Own Pltnl’* MATTRESSES spring filled, lO-yr. guar. Free Estimate$ 60 min. Mrvie« if d««ir«d. spring. New covers. Only...... $16.50 W ay service. E a t 43 yrs. TA. 5*5989 "When it was first decided to “Climate and the Air Academy.” denied. Curry and his supporters 716 E. 17th Ave. 2640 LARIMER KE. 4-8773 build the United States Air Acad The Denver Chamber of Com then began the study of meteor- UNION MATTRESS CO. emy, Colorado’s climate was con AC. 2-3355 merce sent General Curry to olog:y and of climate and health sidered to be too much like that statistics. Painting & Decorating PRUNING. SPRAYING. CABLINf at the North Pole to consider a Washington in 1947 to request AND CAVITY WORK. ETC. ’ Some rather startling infor WANTED exterior and interior pafntinir. Carcfnl scicetivs pruning for 1' Colorado location for it,” said the establishment of the new MEN'S SUITS academy in Colorado. He had re mation proving the healthfulness Alto roofs repaired and painted. A!) provtd appoarancf of your treei a^ Mai. Gen. John F. Curry, in an of Cpiorado’s climate was un work guaranteed. Rees, ratea. Allen to lessen poaslbla itorm damsgt. address before the Knights of tired from active duty and was King. TA. S-1S65. already a well-known Colorado covered. For instance, it was 9 0 c SCHULHOFF TREE ' Columbus Friday Luncheon Club found that seven out of 10 draf PAINTING, fineet .of work. Reasonable. u on Oct. 1. The general spoke on enthusiast. Caih & Carry Free eatimata. WE. 5-5976. SERVICE tees were accepted for military v'S Curry a n d other Colorado service in Colorado in World War California Cleaners EXPERT painting, interior, exterior, AL.ij-.v548 HA. 4-61 ir leaders were astonished to learn roofs. Reaa. rates. FREE ESTIMATES. II, as opposed to a national aver 33 E. 8th Ave. TA. 5-1917 All work guaranteed. Non-union. GL. that Colorado was thought by age of three out < f 10. The Rocky 41I2TejonSt. GL. 575135 5*0118. CH. 4-2872. # Upholstery easterners to have a climate of Mountain region had fewer 4-F’s. WALLI^APER Hanging, Painting continuous driving winds, heavy Cleaning— Home RECOVER yonr furniture at who!#' The proximity to the mountains Remodeling. Call KE. 4-5798. pries. Save on the differenca. Tc^ and impassable snows, and un FOR paper hanging and painting call NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY . IF yielding sub-zero temperatures. and the cold regions to the north 486 S. BROADWAY * PE. 8- Anton Barringer 158 Madison EA. 2-2286 Further than this, Colorado was of Colorado were discovered to SATRIANO affect the weather of Colorado SPECIAL ‘63 paper, 60% off; painting Venetian Blinds You Need Money eerning the reputation of actu texturing. Iteaa. McRelvy, SP. 7*8542. ally bein^ unhealthy because of favorably instead of adversely. BROTHERS The mountain peaks and the pre CONSTRUCTIONAL painting, aU types the high incidence of an epidemic Expert - Dependable - Insured of high work. Water towers, smoke ACME VENETIAN v see or coll vailing winds were found to am stacks, flagpoles, etc. If it's paint, we of rheumatic fever at Lowry and Rug and Furniture Cleaning Buckley fields. One high mili eliorate and temper the mountain do it Bohall Broa. HA. 4*5605. BUND LAUNDRY climate instead of making it more Walls and Windows Washed tant authority in Washington, Paper Cleaned Paint & Wallpaper Cleaning — Repair and R* said Curry, expressed himself vi severe. CITIZENS Colorado was found to be in the Floors Waxed and Polished paint Service on all blinrf olently against giving Colorado w a l l p a p e r , discontinued ptUetM, Pickup and delivery on one (, the slightest consideration as an very center (as to latitude) of a Free EitlmetH GL. 5.5714 fine quality. Save at least 1-3 to 50% belt going around the earth As low as 20c ptr roll. J*ap CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 1 to 3 insertions charged at 25e a line per «» Homes for Sole- Hornet for Sale- ljMoving ond Storage- Room and Boord- Furniture for Sale- Business Opportunities — 56 Autos (Used) for Sale----- 83 Television, Radio 89 1253 Bannock AC 2-3056 CLOSEOUT SALE IT'S SAFE , PUBLIC SALE TV REPAIR AAA Realty Co. Naar Room, Board, Elderly People 32,000 down, balance on terma, buya the 26 S. Yarrow BE 3-9128 Cura d'Ari School WITH WEIGHER beat market in south Denver. Grossing All Makes Appliances Elderly people, pleaaant home, nice over 1250 per day. Call PE. 8-1760. John F. 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Situations Wanted Female 14 ROOM, MATTRESS. CHAIRS. Till AVE. AT JOSEPHINE 16th Ave. AC. 2-2897. For Your Fire Place Honest Reliable Service 8290 W. Colfax BE 3-5382 LAMPS. ETC. or New Cars (TWO BLOCKS FIDN ST. JOHN'S) BOOKKBBPING 8>fALL SETS. EXPERTLY KEPT Expert Antenna Installation Nic# room#. Meala ?erved caUferia ityle. Pinon - Apple - Hickory , Moore Realty Spacious 3*to«4>bedroom Mediterra - PROMPT. REASONABLE. RELIABLE. and TV SERVICE $n. 4-2595 FL. 5-9035 $14. 1120 Grant. KE. 4-9974. Warehouse Disposal Pres-to-Logs 1644 California AC 2-2801 nean bungalow on beautiful parkway. Dust Proof Stoker Coal 120 TO CH005E Radios & Phonographs Owner leaving and must sell. Now .1517 PLATTE Sitler Realty aaking only $82,600. For details call EXP. WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK. House for Rent Unfurn. 24 OPEN 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Sack Coal FROM Repaired MONDAY A TUESDAY. REFERENCES. EASY TERMS 1502 -Locust FL 5-8549 AL. 5-7159. SUPREME COAL CO. Midway Television Siller Realty ST. ANNF.'S - .■^RVAD^ Strout Realty 1502 LOCUST FI. 5-8549 481 So. Pearl SP 7-4467-68 PLAIN sewing and alteration#. SH. 7705 - W. - .51at Ave 864 So. Broadway PE 3-4679 BANK RATES 453 S. Spring SL 4-1024. Mrs. Palmer. 3 nice clean rm*. 2-family dwelling on Wm. A. A?mbru#tcr bu# line. HA- 4-6536. Los Angeles 13 Flowers, Nurseries & Trees 67 Western Securities BABY SITTING in my own home. Nice - SAVE - Up to 3 Years to Pay $8.95 PICTURE 8T. THERESE’S PARISH yard. Am a mother, reliable. GR. 7-7397 Houses for Rent Furn.— 25 415 Security Bldg. AC 2-3771 4740 Znni. Up to For Sale by Owner—1280 Kingston. AFRICAN VIOLETS TUBE $8.95 Wilson & Wilson Vacant. 2 bedroom frame, full base* NORTH Denver. Child care in my home. 6 room#, furnished house. ^ block* fmm We will guarantee your 2868 S. Broadway SU 1-6671 menu Attached garage. Assume Gl Days. GIa. M 839. Hleesed Sacrament Church. Imm. pan- 33^/3 % Every Day Shipment. Fischer. Silver Lining, No Money Down picture tube for one iull 4% loan with $70 mo. payments. session. Call DU. S-2816. Snow Lin«, Edna KUcher. Blue Hori $4,200 will handle. APPROVED Baby Sittera Service ha* year for the small sum of On Furniture, Bedding, zon. Chriatmas SUr. All large Open S a t and Sun. 10 a.m. to 6 p.nu capable, dependable baby sittera. Cali Apartments Unfurnished 26 We Finance Your $8.95 regardless of make CHERRY HILLS Mon. thru Fri. 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. FR. 7-1476. Lamps and Carpets blooming plant#. Price rea#. Mile up to and including 21". Or Call Littleton 588 J High Violet Shop, 5601 N. Federal. Down Payment You may have tried the St. Louii Parifh EXP. WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK. 3 Sunny RtToma. private bath, clean, two Try \ }ur Charge-lt Plan GL. 5-7917. 19 Martin Lane MONDAY A TUESDAY. REFERENCES. block# from Loyola Cburch. 2223 E. 21s< | rest, now try the best. AL. 6-7169. Ave. No children. I 3 bdrms., maid rm., W-W car ST. PETER & PAUL'S PARISH EA. 2-0087 EA. 2-7418 { BROGAN’S 2111 W. Alameda Columbia peting, 3 baths, radiant heat, Situations Wanted, Male 15 4205 Baltam VERY attractive apartment at 375 8. | FURNITURE. Amidon's Cash Television and 2 fireplaces and double gar Lincoln. Call SP. 7-8976. ! PE 3-4695 OPEN EVE5. age. YOUNG married man with large family 2085 So. Federal WE 5-1711 Nursery Radio Service All the Advantages You desires steady work. Prefers evening or Open Evenings Until 8:30 ST. LOUIS PARISH night work. Able to work tnd willing to Apartments Furnished — 27 CH. 4-3410 KE. 4-0178 leam. C. P., Box 1620, Register. Denver. Can Furnish Everything Convalescent Homes ----- 87 3270 So. Pearl St. Will Gain by Owning 1988 Broadway FURNISHED 3 room apt. Utilities paid. For Fall Planting FORT UIGA.X 8EST HOME Our truck# 2-w#y ridio ditpatehed for YOUNG married man, 25, wishes posi V.4CA.NCI FOR MEN OR WOME.N •needier #«rvice. 2 bdnns., brick. Full finished 4205 Balsam 3555 Fedi'ral. 2155 W. 48 A t,. GR. 7-4366 tion as advertising salesman. Can give DINING SET SI'. 1-3217 basement and fenced yard. reft Some college. P. W. • Box 1620, 4645 FRANKLIN S'l VERY REASONABI.Y PRICED AT Register. G.\S RANGE Income Prop. For Sale — 101 Excellent buy. $16,500. Easily 319.500 2-rm. apt. Children welc. TA. 6-9381- financed. ELECTRIC Colorado’s Newest CAUL FOR DETAILED INFOR.MATION STENOS., LAW OFC. $275 Sweeney's Apu 2 and 3 room apU. Charm Cove Conv. Horn* ST. MARY’S PARISH ABOUT 3 NICE BDRMS.. BEAUTIFUL Very clean Cbildr/.n allowed. REFRIGER.4TOR APRIL STENO.. 5 DAYS, $235 14816 E. Colfax Ave. E.M, 6-6894 Beautiful and modem. Planned ex- 12 NEW UNITS LITTLETON 4 PC. BATH. ATTRACTIVE FIRE TYPISTS. TO $225 FLOWER SHOP cluaively with the comfort and lafcty PLACE IN LARGE LIVING RM. TOP SEVERAL OPENINGS for IBM 1 blk. to SU Joseph's Church. Neat. 3 MA. 3-3894 of the patients in mind. The old 430 No. Grant rooms, kitchenette, bath, private en folk# are entitled to the BEST. Put Three courts, 4 units each. 2 QUALITY WALL TO WALL CARPET Opra.. NCR Opra. and Burrougha Arvada’s !\'euest Florist 3 bdrm.>< on 62*5 ft. lot. Lge. BkkpK. Mach. Opra, and Nuraca Aida. trance. Wa#her. A I.. 5-0654. them in a place that i# colorful and years old. Fully occupied and ING. DRAPES, AUTOMATIC WASHER, HOSTESS ...... Good Wedding Arrangements convenient for you. They will get living rm. and dining area. 4- RANGE AND UNEXCELLED MOUN REG. NIIR8F-S ...... 1245 the best of care. excellent income. .Mr. Fader, pc. tile bath and kitchen eat VERY MODERATE lATCI TAIN VIEW. A-1 EMPLOYMENT In Calliedral Parish Upright Piuiu> Bouquets - Birthdays or ing space. Price $14,500. GI 228 KITTREDGE BLDG. MA. 3-7191 1825 SO. F E D E R A L Wa need $5,000 down for thii FREE REG. OPEN 8 to 6 :30 Nicely furnished 3-rm. apt. Anniversaries - Corsages or FHA financing. Living room *uite - oak dinette §ct • CALL rok fine Wheatridge, 2-yr-old with bath. Prefer 2 business Potted Plants - Gifts MIS. OOtOTHY B. OISSEI dining. »ot - dresser - refrigerator • MOORE .ST. MARY’S PARISH brick borne. Employment Agencies — girls or a couple. Reas. Write W6. 5-2668 studio couch • A-l condition. Distinctive Funeral R .altr C«. REALTOR AC. 2-2301 LITTLETON to: Register, P. 0 . Box H. 0. SUNNY REST OPEN HOUSE 2 P.M. ’til DARK 1620. No d«'aler8 KE. 4-5781 Arrangements 565 So. Lincoln PENSIONERS WELCOME HUNTER & PRESBA, INC. STENOS - TYPISTS Telegraph Delivery BED OR AMBULATORY PATIENTS 90-day-old, 2 bdrms., kitchen BOOKKEEPERS Deliver to Denver A Suburb* 3445 W. MANSFIELD — 8U. 1-8114 eating space. Garbage di.s- Baby Furniture 43a 7607 Grandview Ave. 8290 W. Colfax BE 3-5382 All types of office help. Just Rooms to Rent Furnished 31 posal and dishwasher. Full HArriaon 4-0131 REST HAVEN call: CARING IS OUR PROFESSION basement, ’/i bath. Lawn in. 4 rooms, private * bath. I.arge Hoeet*. Selective Employment Bureau Nicely furni8h<‘d, 18 windows. All out- I NEW and USED Recreation. TV. 24-hear luparviilon. Price $13,500. St. Theresa's Parish 1321 COLUMBINE FL. B-2939 1441 Welton St. side room*. $65. Aduiu. KE. 4-8912- | BABY FURNITURE 1634 Emerson. Hanson. ' I WILL HELP if you want a good office job - MRS. GIDEON'S REST HOME WILSON & WILSON Toys and Wheel Goods 2741 FH. Blvd. GL. 5-9910 Mr. G. I. have a very neat 2- immediately or call AC 2-0721 Wilhite .Manor — 90 0 Logan I Buy, Sell or Trade Tolleson Nurseries I 1 OUT C.athoiic Realtor bdrm. home in -Aurora. Luxuri for preliminary job informa Double# with private bath* and other tion. room*. Nice homo (or youna business Kiddie Korner SU. 1 6671 ous throughout with w-w carpet people. Al. 5-2901. i Mrs. Anna Karl Caruso — Ladies' Dept. l»l Ave. at Penn. PE. 3-5757 .4 Complete Mention ing, fine drapes, wonderful yard Bob Kennedy — Men's Dept. ^ LOVELY ROOM for elderly laj|y or man and attached garage. Will help a i Water in room. 1435 Washington. AL. iMudsrape Service Classen’s U69 SO. WASHI^GTO^ good couple make this easy to 5-5037. Electrical Appliances----- 45 Rest Home OPEN DAILY own. Call me personally, Carl W. Colorado Grown Hundreds of Denver business Motels, Motels 33 LIKE NEW. THOR MANOLK. THE 1/Oveljf I b(irm. brick home with at' Mos.«. .Sacrifice for $50. 4819 W. 38th GR. Bed and Ambulatory tachied RarsKe. K.K. Ba«*'n)ent Apt.. firms are using our workers. BEN HUR HOTEL . 7-.l:i35. Tree#' - Shrub# - Evergreen# 2 fireplaces. Apu rents for $85 per Western Securities Co. I f you Male Patients Only month. L. 1624 GRANT I NO DOWN PAYMENT Lawn# • Fertilizer# Realtor NEED HELP *A little nicer than the one around the AAA R EA LT Y or NEED A JOB corner. Good home-style meals. RANGF-S. REFRIGERATORS, waahcni. W. 44th Ave. and Wadsworth Special Care and Diets REGISTER 26 U . YARROW ' REALTOR. IE. ).9128 415 Security- Bldg. AC 2-3771 CLEAN ROOMS TA. 5-9560 dryer*, up to $100 discount on some Just Call on the m^el*. U*e our meter plan. PE. 3-7544. 1433 SL Paul FRemont 7-30H American Employment System KENNY HOTEL Alameda at Downing. Open till 9 p.m. li.'Vrrison -1-6191 2602 J ASM INK. $9750. $400 Cash. I Personals 2835 S. Broadway SU. 1-4638 1446 STOUT KF-. 4-9389 WInckler. SPruce 7»0171. Pianos, Musical last's.— 47 Clean, quiet room*. Reasonable. Television and Radio- 89 when Vour dollar goen farther when you buy UNWANTED HAIR at STENO’S - TYPISTS HOTEL DENVER I.E MflLNE’S IT’S KING’S St. Anne's Parish Safely and tcientifleally removed by for Authorised TV Service BOOKKEEPERS 1647 Welton You can make your selection from COMPLETE ARVADA graduate technician, using newest America's finest pianos. Mason A Ham Call for Free Home patronizing metho^l* and equipment. For appoint All types of office help. Just lin. Gulbranson. Winter, and Estey NURSERY STOCK ATTRACTIVE Lobby. Eleva pianos. Available in mahogany, walnut, ment and information, call or write call at NICE CLEAN, ALT. MOD tor, TV. $8.00 week and up. blond and ebony finishes. Largest stock ESTIMATE MRS. A. HEGENBERGER Selective Employment Bureau of spinet piano* in Denver to select Evergreens ERN OLDER FRAME BUN from. See and hear these fine piano# GE 3-2507 1371 Syractu* DE. S-6757 1441 Welton St. KE. 4-5246. Shade Trees & Shrubs before making your selection. Renoember advertisers GALOW. 3 ACRES OF IRRI if you want a good office job I.E MOINK'S Landscape Construction immediately or call AC 2-0721 offer New Spinet-* from $-196. GATED LAND. ALL CITY Television Service for preliminary job. inf. LE MOINE MUSIC CO. Bids Without Obligation CONVENIENCES. PRICE Give yourself the benefit Karl C#rg#4) — Ladle#* Dept. The Xew GUARANTEED Bob Kennedy — Men'# Dept. (ihanipa T.4 .S-0191 $13,500. REAS. FINANCING. of the experience and in Robert E. Woodman REASONABLE, PROMPT COLBURN HOTEL Serving Denver Over 11 Years QUICK POSSESSION. tegrity of the cVedit or Help Wanted, Female— 17 IT’S SMART TO SHOP AT & Bros. 3946 Federal Bird. GL 5-4727 ganization that knows WOMAN COMPANION. Littht houM- Rate.s for Commercial BALDWIN 1937 Hoyt BE 3-2441 BEN E. DUNLAP work, live in and wage#. Call EA. 2-2883. your debtors. and Permanent Guests riA.VOS AND ORGANS WILL GIVE *4ady pensioner room and BARGALN'S IN USED PIANOS Radio & Television 1 Rodio & Television Realtor board for light housew’ork. AC. 2-2219. Excellent Food — Organized 1941 — BALDWIN PIANO CO. i Poultry 69 \ 7413 Grandview H.\ 4-5546 I Hou#ekeeper capable, reliable for Doc- I Specializing in tor’s home. 2 school-age children. Refs, 1623 CALIF. MA. 3-2285 4-Lb. Fat Stew Hem. 90c, Torkeys. 4727 S. Bdwy. SU 1-6649 (required. Sleep in. Top salary. DE. 3-2471 Mexican Food Roasting Hens & Springs. We Dress A-Tone Television & Radio Service Shelton’s. 2835 Tenn. GR. 7-0807. NEW STROUT CATALOfi FREE JOBS, NO FEES SHOP around then see our piano values. Retail Collection and Sunday Dinner.s TOM WALKER PlA*NOS 2 9 2 8 E. Colfax .4ve. Day & Night Calls DE. 3-0018 JUST OUT! Ranches. Hom^'a, Motels, EXPERIENCED ONLY 1345 S. Bdwy. Easy parking. SP. 7-7864. Autos (Used) for Sale 83 Buainesrea. 3.7 States. Co«j4t>U>*Coaat. GIRLS, WE NEED YOU Bureau ' 980 Grant Street FOR SALK—Steinway grand piano, PICTURE TUBE REPAIRING RED COVER, 3357 barifama de- FOR TEMPORARY OFFICE Style A, 6 fu, 4 in. $2,000.00. About ^ ELWOOD EDWARDS ^his ad is Capable of Rejuvenating new price. FINE AUTOMOBILES «crilH?d. Mailed FR E E! WORLD'S JOBS. ALL FREE, NO FEES 1214 W. Alameda SH. 4-242i^ worth 15% of all*Picture Tubes LARGEST. 54 Years Service. CHOOSE YOUR OWN HRS. Misc. for 5ale- 34 Wanted to Buy 50 STROUT REALTY. 453-Dl So. Vernon'# New Life Health right in your own home. ONE WING CHAIR. ARMCHAIR. 19.'>.3 .Meadow Brook Salon MANPOWER, INC. WANTED TO BUY $2.00 to yon Spring St.. Loa AnKcIoa Calif. WASHING .MACHINE. 357 S. GRANT. 4-dr. sedan. Low mileage. Expert Repairs on any THE GREAT SCIENTIFIC 1654 CALIFORNIA KE. 4-7286 SP. 7-8693. 2-bedroom house with hasement. Masonry SWEDISH METHODS for one TV Make Set. Help Wanted— construction. Near Catholic church and < Exceptionally clean car. ELMSDALE HEIGHTS .My great scientific Swedish massages. OPEN 7 DAYS school. SP. 7-8425. $1745. sec.vice call Written Guarantee for 3 Open Daily — 10:.30-.5:30 Special medicated bath# for Colds. Male or Female------17o Months on Parts and Labor. Sinus and Hay Fever. Expert Work. 19.52 CHEV. Beautiful New Brick Hydratherapy A Physical Therapy. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for col- .V W KKK HELP! HELP! v AppoiotmenU — AL. 6-1863. Regis lege students or parent# who wish to Deluxbjv? dr., r-h. Very clean. Homes For Tailored Seat Covers ‘ l*m Desperate for Clean ter^ Physical Therapist. help their children through college to 25,000 Actual Miles. 1 Help Wanted With haacment. 2 • 3 <• & 4 bdrma. earn regular income through PART That Really FIT Late Model Cars Help Wanted Cure d'Ara Pariah. S5th A Dahlia to LADIES HAND-TOOLED SHOULDER TIME EMPLOYMENT in own neigh ril pay $50 to $200 more $1245 Elm. * BAGS, Purs«, reland, relined, refiniahed. borhood. No investment required. Must DI.4L SPruce 7-909.3 fpot cash and I’m not kidding Quality Built hr Finher Made to look new. WE. 5-4054 for in furnish references from pastor and be ARE YOU THE formation, prices. neat appearing Supply phone No. ^ if KING MOTOR SALES BILL DAY $12,750 to $15,750 possible. TFK, Box 1630. Register. • Convertible Tops 3131 S. Broadway SU. 1-7815 MAN Convenient Shopping, Trans. ARE YOU MEETING • Headliners Help Wanted, Male- 18 MOTORS INC. OR Easy Financing THE RIGHT PEOPLE? • General Auto UphoLsleiing Clothing and Furs- 52 I can help jon find new friends. $50 to $75 weekly, part time. $150 fui. Dodge - Plymouth Dealer Clara Lane I«I6 Wash. MA. 3-6181 time No experience necessary. C. A. FUNKIIOUSER 5901 E. Colfix FR. 7-5945 WOMAN John F. Bruno Over 20 Y’r#,* Experience VERNON'S NEW LIFE HEALTH NAME BRANDS DIST.. 2812 E. Colfax OPEN EVES TIL 9 WHO WOULD LIKE TO EARN Realtor SALON FUR REPAIRING E. 22nd t KEARNEY — DE. 3-4266 SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH METHODS 5ale$men, 5ale$women— 19 DE. 3-6225 EVES. SANTA FE AUTO TOP $4,000 to $6,000 My great sdentific Swedish mas REAL ESTATE. Opening for experienced -REMODELING sages. hot and cold #how#r#. My s*le«mui. Good commiuion. Plenty of 217 S. SANTA FE DR. All worn edges on capes repaired, am PER YEAR special hot and cold hip bath# for fice lUtingt. Wilion A Wilson, 2868 So. cleaned, $10. Worn coat edges re •clatlc rhenmatism and arthritis. Ex Bdwy. SU. 1-6671. ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM paired. cleaned. $15. Capes, stoles YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A COLLEGE GRADU NEAR DENVER GENERAL pert work. Hydratherapy and physi SPECIAL made, $25. Low summer prices, bat ATE OR A GOOD SALES PERSON TO MAKE HOSPITAL cal therapy. Appointment#, AL. MAKE MONEY IN SPARE TIME! guaranteed workmanship. ifn eS 5-1863. Special appointments Snnday. SELL NAME RUGS. WRITE FOR Metal Waste Paper Ba.*ket .25 $4,000 to $6,000 PER YEAR IN COMMISSIONS 4 bedroom - brick - modern Kegittcred phyalcal therapist. DETAILS AND FREE SAMPLE OF “Your East Denver FER. BOBBY'S, BOX 2, MAINTOU With Purchase of Matching GIRL'S FUR SHOP Ford Dealer" ALONE NOT INCLUDING BONUSES AND forced air gas heat - M base SPRINGS. COLO. Linoleum Rug. ment - added conveniences - OVERRIDES, WITH AN ORGANIZATION THAT COINS DORCAS LINOLEUM CO. EA. 2-1910 Reno - Vated Used Cars terms. No dealers. KE 4-5781. Indian cents, scarce D.S. 340 S. Federal HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR ENERGETIC NEW AGENTS MEN AND WOMEN WHO WOULD LIKE TO GET coins. Single items or quan Open 9 to 5 Mon. Eve. til 8 Let's Swop- -53 1951 PLYMOUTH tities wanted. Bring to WANTED! Suburban. ^ 0 0 3 AHEAD. DAN BROWN’S COIN SHOP ANYTHING of value taken on purchase Very Nice THE REPUTATION OF THIS ORGANIZATION MOST PRECIOUS The Atlasta Dairy or installations of gas furnaces, water 1532 BROADWAY COLORADO AND heaters etc. What have you. RA. 2-8749. AND THE NEED FOR THEIR PRODUCT MAKES BLOOD PARISH AI#o: United State# Coin Cataiogve PASTEURIZED AND 1951 FORD. Country Squire $1.10 post. paid. WYOMING HOMOGENIZED Radio, Heater SQQC PEOPLE WANT TO BUY. YOU ONLY CONTACT Brand new 3 bedroom brick SELL - BUY - SWAP Representing the' fastest GRADE-A MILK & Overdrive.... w w w THE DENVER AREA’S LARGE CATHOLIC rancl^ home. $2,500 down- IRENE— Periansl advice, 9 a.m.-ll p.m. Household Articles EM. 6-6028. 10383 E. Colfax. growing Health Protec FROM OUR OWN HERD POPULATION WHICH IS MORE THAN ANX F.H.A., $14,500 full price. Unusual Items, etc. 1951 FORD. Convertible. tion Plan in existence. Phone HA 4-2868 Radio, Heater & IOUS TO OWN THE BEAUTIFUL NEW CATH Mr. Fader. Education and Instruction 7 RED BARN TRADING POST THE 10500 W. 38th Are. Overdrive. Bright Red. OLIC ACTION EDITION OF THE CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA—BRAND NEW. Open Daily 9:30 to 6 W-W tires. Rebuilt BIBLE. MOORE WHITE CROSS 24 Voiumca with 1954 Yr. Bk. Sacrifice. Earn While You Leam $50. 4819 W. 3Sth, GR. 7-S885. Including Sunday motor ...... SPL. PRICE YOU MUST BE NEAT APPEARING, HAVE A R » ltr Co. REALTOR AC-2-3801 Our Junk Has Class World'! ahorteat eoarae In telavlaioB, PLAN F i v e g r a v e s in .m l OUvet Cemetery 1952 FORD. Country Squire. PLEASANT PERSONALITY AND A REPUTA-x radio repair. Shop train in Dcnrar. in Section 10 Block 9, Lot lA M ft S G Radio & Heater. TION FOR BEING HONEST. THOSE ARE OUR Pan lime employment for a limltad Hospitalization NE ^ also the S.E, ^ of Section 10, Dogi,.Cots, Pet»- 54 nnmbcr of itndenta. Ntw daaa now block 9, lot lA. Private party will sell Very Nice .SPL. PRICE QUALIFICATIONS.’IF YOU MEET THEM AND BLESSED SACRAMENT forming. Write, call: Medical-Surgical for $75.00 each, or all five to a single Income Insurance purchaser for $825.00. Write to J. R. MONKEY HAVEN 1949 FORD. 2 Door. V-8. WANT TO EARN $4,000 TO $6,000 A YEAR OR PARISH TELEVI5ION-RADIO Barry, 990 Afton Road, San Marino. PET SHOP MORE THROUGH EASY AND PLEASANT No previous experience Calif. Radio & REPAIR IN5TITUTE, INC. Heater ...... O w w SALES WORK COME SEE US. A CAR IS NOT 4 bedrooms on one floor, % nec€$$arr Gas range in good working condition. stub tail miniature chimps, basement, curly birch wood Fhon* AL. $-Sl#4 $20. Call GE. 8>8163. baby white face, ring tails. ESSENTIAL. 1951 MERCURY Club Coup£. work. Youngstown kitchen.’ 1450 Legan Denver. Celorade See or Also gibbon ape. Parakeets Writ* to Sub Zero 19 cu ft. upright freexer. 6 mo.^ Radio, HeHeater. ^ 0 0 ^ THERE ARE SEVERAL IMITATORS IN THIS Modem 4 pc. bath. Beauti old. Assume payments only. WE. 4*8789.^ and singers. FIELD OF SELLING, BUT NO COMPETITORS. fully landscaped on 2 ‘A lots. BANKERS LIFE & ‘'Come Out & See Our Place” Overdrive .... Under $20,000. Call Mr. Ko- PBX SWITCHBOARD DO IT YOURSELF 4330 Josephine AC. 2-0284 BE TOPS PN INCOME WITH THE TOP COM pecky, TA 5-6860 Eves, or CASUALTY CO. with 1953 PLYMOUTH, PANY BY SPECIALIZING IN ONE PRODUCT Plus reeeptionut training. Buiineaa CANARIES — SINGERS AND HENS 22Door Door. » 1 0 4 5 demand! trained peraonnel. All agea 229 Majestic Bldg. EASY-BILD PATTERNS 4819 w. 38th av«. GR. 7-3385. Free niarement for thoae who Qualify Very Nice... ONLY. Cheyenne, Wyopiing FURNITURE. CABINETS. ETC. APPLY 8 TO 10 A.M. MONDAY, TUESDAY, COIiWAY BOGUE Switchboard School SEVERAL HUNDRED PATTERNS or phone TO CHOOSE FROM (Realtor) Training to 5 Weeka Little Ads 3620 E. Colfax DE. 3-5403 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY. Day or Evening 2-4314 AURORA LUMBER CO. 720.17th St. MA 3-1277 OPEN EVENINGS 726 KITTREDGE BLDG. 1450 Logan St. KE. 4-4763 *331 E. Colfax EM. *-1614 Big Results T - t PAGE EIGHTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, October 7, 1954 ^ Dinner, Booths, Games Good Shepherd Aides RUG I omeniaker w Bazaar Scheduled Oct. 9 Will Meet Superior ■ Members of the Good Shepherd CLEANING I D epartm ent Aid will meet 'at the convent, ■ ■ By Parish in Fort Logan Colorado Boulevard and E. FREE MOTH PROOFING Patronit0 Thetm ReiiabU and Friendly Firm i Louisianna, Denver, on Tuesday, All Work Guaranteed Oct. 12. Refreshments will be ■ B Fort Logan.— (St. Patrick’s Parish)—Plans for the Very Reasonable Price* a i vB one-night bazaar to be held Saturday, Oct. 9, are nearing served at 1 :30 o’clock. At this time, members and completion. friends will meet Mother Mary Famous Rug & A ham dinner will be served Francis Borgia, the new superior. by the women of the parish from Mrs. Roy Johnson will speak Furniture Cleaning Co. 5 to 8:30 p.m. * • HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING a on forming a Girl Scout troop TA. 5-6569 1532 Market ] New Books Games will be played, and among the younger members at r faneywork booth, fish pond for the convent. the children, bake sale, and re * SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS freshment stand are amon? the other attractions. EVELYN’S SLIP COVER • SERVICE & REPAIR-ALL FURNACES Are Received b) A Singer sewing machine, Title Insurance electric blanket, and wool and DRAPERY SHOP : blanket will be awarded. Every Ltft us help you with your decorating is the modern method of ob • FURNACE CLEANING one is invited, and it is hoped problems, custom made draperies and taining protection against an; Catholic Library Slip covers. Complete installation. ■n i that a good crowd will attend. d efect in the T itle of your MRS. HARRY SHERMAN real estate. Marie Cacilia Buehrle's new President III The first-year anniversary of the w'ork of the I book, Katcri of the Mohawks, the Cookie Jar 1501 S. Pearl RA. 2-3636 . . . . And providra Authorized LENNOX Dealers biography of a 17th-Century At the first PTA meeting of CPTL in keeping th e cookie jar filled at th e .American Indian maid who ad the year. Sept. 27, it was re Kept Filled NCCS-USO, is being celebrated as Mrs. James SECURITY vanced from paganism to mysti- ported that the president, Mrs. Koning, CPTL president, pours tea and serves , 'cism, 'and a holy and radiant Clift, had a serious -operation cookies to Robert Brown of Broad Channel, N. Y., and Richard ENGLEWOOD Jark F. l/aTorra, Stone of Beverly, Mass. The boys were on their way to Fort Carson COnfWJRULngnprp [death, is now available at the and would not be able to attend. The following temporary of in Colorado Springs. HEATING COMPANY Catholic Library, 625 19th Owner 1 ficers were appointed: Mr. Bell, 'CO, Inc, I Street, Denver + - f + + + Serving Entire Englewood end president; Mrs. Junk, vice presi Denver Are* 2 5 6 8 So. Hroarlwav R\. 2-2857 Also acquired in September dent: Mrs. Fawcett, secretary; Authorized Lennox Dealer was the latest volume by the and Mrs. Masterson, treasury. creator of “Dom Camillo,” Gio Furnaces I .Also appointed were Mrs. PTA Membership Drive and Air Conditioning vanni Guareschi, The House Messer, health chairman; Mrs. That \ 'in o Build. A gay, capti Allendorf, mimeograph operator; Bacon & Schramm vating account of the antics and .Mr. Junk, ways and mean's; Mrs. ALL MAKES FURNACES emotions., of , his own familv, . I Fawcett, publicitv; .Mrs. Mark- To Be Completed Oct. 18 INST.aLLED, SERVICED I mure, Marke/nbilil} Composition Roofing For Prompt wife, son daughter, and cat. ^am. program director; Mrs. AND REPAIRED Tile Riiofing thi^s has been acclaimed Guare-1 anri jjr ,. Allendorf, (Catholic Parent-Teacher area participated and 20 dozen schi s luniuest book. Iroom mothers; and Mrs. Cline • Heating Repairing LAUNDRY & League, Denver) cookies a week were donated. J h jL J iJ tls L Another addition, especially, and Mrs. Allendorf, children’s The PTA units of the Catho Robert K. Pearson, NCCS-USO • Air Conditioning 4020 Brifcliton Blvd. noteworthy during this .Marian choir. lic Parent-Teacher League have director, Denver, told Mrs. Kon DRY CLEANING Year, is The Queen's Daughters, • Sheet Metal Work CM. 4-6.36.3 Plans were made to provide completed one year of keeping ing that the boys went right for Service . . . Coll: by C. C. .Martindale, S..J. This the school with new^^playground the cookie jar filled at the the cookie jar as soon as they PH. SP. 7-0055 or SU. 1-4494 ^luuum hj, Qo. noted Je.suit author has in equipment. .Mr. Bell and Mr. N’CeS-USO. The project was came in and it has never been FREE CHECKUP THK RKST IN UKiGAGE cluded brief commentaries on A.VD ESTIMATE Sut# Wida TitJf SarHca 01 All K