Denver Named Os Headquarters for Theatines' New Province

Anna Reinsrt Begueatha SSOfiOO to Catholic Causes Member of Audit Bureau of Cireulatlon Whose Ox ' ContenU Copyright by the Catholic Pren Sodety, Inc., 19N — Permission to Reproduce, Except Is Being Regis, 2 Parishes Split $30,000 On A rades Otherwise Marked. Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Gored Dept. library fund of Creighton Uni- moved to- St. Francis Con­ five years of her life the was •y Viwk Mtrriw Thlrty-tbougand dollars has been divided equally vertl^, Omaha, of which the valescent Hospital in Denver. blind. The couple left no chil­ “Although «« do not ai Very Rev. Carl H. Relnert, A year later she moved to a dren or relatives of direct DENVER CATHaiC churchmen desire to give pub­ between Regis College, SJ„ another ton of Frsncis Boulder tanilarium. The lut line. lic endocMineiit to eny perttcu- Denver, and two parishei of Relnert, is president; and ler cauHdete, we do wiat to the Denver Archdiocese, un­ $3,000 to the Kapaun Mem­ register our der the will of the late Anna orial High Schod, Wichita, iM B iR DAYS c o n c e r n that the principal of which Is the The remaining Ember Days between the ages of seven and religkKu coo- B. Reinert of Longmont. An­ Rev. James A. Rdnert, SJ., this week are Friday and Sat­ 59 who are not obliged to vietiene sin- other $30,000 has been l«ft the a third son of Mr. Reioert. urday, March II and 12. fast are restricted to the eat­ REGISTER eerelr held I cause o f Catholic education. John Rdnert died in 1939. Saturday Is a day of fast and ing ef meat ante a day, as should heve ! • The two parishei left $10,- Three years ago his widow partial abstinence. Persons are fasten. VOL. LIV. Ne. 30. THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1960 DENVER, COLORADO become a nat­ 000 each are Sacred Heart, ter of attack! Boulder, and St. John’s, Long­ in this cam­ m ont oif -which Mrs. Reinert paign. . was long a member. Mrs. This state­ Relnert. who died In August, m e n t w a s ION, was the widow of the made In the late John N. Reinert, owner first week of Nevenber, Itn, Denver Named os Headquarters and operator of a dotidng bjr 4S Protestant cterg; and lay store in Longmont. men, isdudlng Dr. Harry fea arson Foedick; Dr. Ralph Sock Hr. Reinert was the unde of man, Methodist; the Very Rev. Francis Relnert of Boulder, Hr. Paol Roberta, former deen well-known dothler and fa­ VI John's Episcopal Cathe­ ther o f three Jesuits. Anna Reinert was the gna t aunt of For Theatines' New Province dral, Denver. It waa made in de­ fense of Byron Johnson, a eon- the three Jesuits. Included in dldate for Congress from Colo- her will, besides the bequests ndo's 2nd disMet, whose psd to Reids and the Boulder and Superior General Will Offer fist views bad bean attacked. Longmont parlshM, w e r e This week a pell of 300 min­ these dtarltable bequests: isters in the area o f Pewia, DL, The sums of gISJXlO to the ahowed that only 22 of them be­ Pius Memorial Library of St. Mass April 11 Noting Event lieved a candidate’s religion is Louie Unlvmlty, of which irrelevant About 57 per ceng the Very Rev. Paul C. Retnert, By J. R W a l ^h <108) agreed that a Proteatant SJ.. son of Frauds Beipeit, A North American Province of the Theatine Fathers has b6en estab­ minister should never v6te for s Is ^ ^ e n t ; $10JK)d to the CatbMk. lished with headquarters at St. Andrew Avellino’s Seminary, Denver, ac­ Baptists were the most solid EXPEQING cording to a proclamation approved by the Holy ^ e and received from against voting for a CathoUc, Rome. T^e Most Rev. Julian Adrover, C.R., Superior General, brought the with 81 per c ^ saying a min­ McNAMARA ister sbotdd never vote for such document in person to tiie Very Rev. Bartholomew n candidate. MAYBE? Quetgtas, C.R, who is Provlndal of the new province, n e statement quoted abCFve which embraces the U. S. and Mexico. defesiding Johnson and deplor You’ve beard that every- Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will officiate at formal ing that “religious convictions ene is Irish ea St. Patrick’s ceremonies marking the establishment of the province sincerdy fai^ should have be- day. Here’s preeft on Monday, April 11, at tbe Theatine Seminary. Father .CMM a matter of atta^” was Adrover, in the U. S. on a canonical viiiUtion of tbe province, Listed n the cemmlttee released by the Rev. Harold V ' will offer Mast at 11 t.m., at which the proclamation will be Jenaen, mlfiister o f the Flrat for the St. Patrick’s dance to read. AH Theatine Fathers in North America and many Baptist Church, Boulder. be h d d at Sts. Peter tad priests (d Colorado are invited to the ceremoniei. We ate coocemed that an at­ Pael’s Pariah, Wheat Bldge, Id the Archdiocese of Denver and the Diocese of Pueblo tack m Mr. Jduison’s coavic- the Theatines conduct parishes. ’Their novitiate and aeminary en March 1$, are the follow- tiona waa met by a strong state are at 1050 S. Birch Street, Denver. In Mexico the Theatines ment Dmn representative Prot- log: conduct several parishes, and will dedicate the new Church eaUnt dergymen, whereas an Ddvia, Deciae, De Creecei- of St. Cajetin there in August. attad; on any Catholic candi­ F itter Francis Colom, CJl., rector at the seminary, tie, Valeate, Bamta, Berelli, date, such as that evident in the pointed out that the establishment of the North American Mswera o f moat of the Peoria Gravlna, l ^ e , Capra, Poll- Province will facilitate handling of the congKgation's affairs dergymen, it met by what iano,’ Ricci, Lasasso, Pasnlo, CAimOT HEAR. BUT LEARNS in the U. S. and Mexico. 'The new status recognises that there aeema to be silent ap pn^ tlon. are 30 Theatines in the province and studenU at tbe seminary Speak up, you 46 signers t f aad Serafial. TEACHERS from tbe Denver public seated. Peggie Chambers, standing, asdtts. The and novitiate. Formerly the Theatine* in the area were di­ tha atatenent that “religxoos schools conduct classes in religion for deaf deaf teadiing project ia sponsored by tbe past The chairman is Lepore— rectly dependent upon the Superior General in Home. eonvictlona sincerdy hdd' studenU at the Holy G b o tt Youth Center, Den­ presidents of the C^tboUe Parent-Teacher L e ^ e Fatter Adrover, beaidet conducting bis vislUtlon' in tbe ahould not be under attack In T ee were expecting McNa- ver. Shown above teachint Stephen RoUer at a of Denver.. U. S., ii filling i schedule of lecture*. Fluent in Engliih, be political campeigDi nara, BMvbe? typical Monday afternoon session it Ann Hisun, MjaERev. Jnlbn speaks Majorcan, lulian, French, Spanish, and German. As former Procurator Generti of tbe congregation, he has visited GREAT DAY FOR EVERYBODY tcveral time* In this country. m RDtS PARISH Last Friday on a brief stopover in Denver he was asked De Paul Society to Hold to give two separate addreatet at Denver University's down­ IRAKIS PLANS fOR Spiritual, Social Events town school, at which program a minister and ralM spoke. Father Adrover explained Catholic teachinp and answered queries regarding birth control and Catbolia in politics. He 'UPPER CHURCH' 'Bundle Day' March 13 is. to give a nlssioe at 8t- Cajataa'i Chiirdi starting Marefa 27. Ptifli'' iitvii ‘^>ecn Enounced Offered on March 17 Tbe creation of the North American Province marka for constKKtlPn oT 'lb e upper TUt9 to 4 0 tons o f used ' “ Spring hoosedeaning is l^ersooi bringing bundlu to -■ •¥ ...... WHeyr*.. - St. Patrick's Dey Mass i t 10 a.m. major progms made since tbe first Tbsatioe Fstbers came dotting, fhees, beddtftg, v te : The Irish and Just about every cimiel)' at Our Lady a t L o is e s . particularly advantageous tima church on Sunday are asked to iat about in tbe Chimch of tbe Holy 't o the U .8. in 1906. Bishop Nlcb^at C. M ib, In Rome on to .contribute,” Hr. OrlffiB titt shoes togethtf.. For articles one else who claims be is Irish Qiurdi, Daver.' are expected to he donated by Ghost, Denver. his a d U m in a visit, isked tbe Tbeetine Superior General for Denver Cathdica at the sixth ■aid, "and moat people find too bulky to hrtag (o church, —which Is just about “everyoof priests to serve In tbe then Diocese of Denver. Fathers J ^ A "Budget F'und Drive” was Celebrant of the Hass will be null “Bundle Day,” tpoo- that at tbe end of winter they the services of the Vincent elae” on St. Patrick's Day-rhave D. Liedotti,*C.R., and Francis Blaxqnez.Goinex, CJt., were the initiated Sunday at the par­ the R t Rev. Monslgnor Elmer J. by tbe Sodety of St Vtn- hare much usable dothing that de Paul Society Salvage Bureau worked up a full schedule of first to come, arriving Idarcb 6, 1906, in Durango, where they iah. According to tbe forecaat. KoOca, director o f Catholic oedt de PauL in tbe D e « v « will be helpful to unfortunate truck are readily available. iptrUoal and social' evenU for started Sacred Heart Parish. the project of completion .of tbe mutropotitan p crtth o this Sun­ huofliee.'' He emphasised tbe Thoae wiahing to secure tbe I March 17. Charities for the archdiocese. new church is schedul^ for Deacon will be tbe Rev. Martin In the Denver Archdiocese the Theitlnes conduct SL day. March 13. Trucks will ba need of used dilldren's dothing lerviMs of a truck are asked to For moat, the day's activities t s je u n ’s Pariah, Denver; Our Lady of Guadalupe, Colorado the fall of 1962. The extra fundi McNulty, asilaUnt at Christ the provided by the sodety at all in tbe drive on Sunday. call CH. 45503. will start with the traditional Springs; and Holy Family Pariah. Fort ColUot. In the Pueblo coming from tbe drive will be King Parish, and snbdeacon will the parishes so that donors can Diocese they conduct SL Joseph’s Parish, Capulin; St. Angus- pot aside so that cash funds will depodt their bundles before at­ be the Rev. John Rte, assistant tine's, Antimlto; Sacred R eab Durango; Immaculste Heart be avaUabte for tbe completion tending Mass. at Cathedral Parish. The V« 7 o f Mary, Pagost Springs; and Most Precious Blood, San Luis. of the parish pIinL The -base- Tbe need for a great variety Rev. Monslgnor William J. Mon­ OrigiDally tbe Colorado novitiate of tbe Ibeatine Fatheri menL now being naed as a of dothing, shoes, bedding, and Rocky Mountain CFM Meeting ahan, associate director of Cath­ v u establiihed in Antmito, in tbe Puebb Diocese, in 1942. church, will be turned into a household goods was esqM olic Cbarttiet, will be master of In 1966 A^bisbop Vttr dedbated the eoogregatioD’a only parish h»n after tbe building o f ■tied this week by Tbozoai u ceremonies, and M onsignor Pope — Column 3) parisheiTwo sent in addi­ Colo. daily demands made npen it national CFM units at Regli. .three Sisters of L m tto at St. 2 pariah d eb t.. an behalf of tbe ieea ferte- The four committees—coordi­ Mary's Paridi, Colorado Sprinp, u t a ...” the Arttbishep nating, chaplains', program, and will be marked Sunday, March Eminent British Radio, TV Priest Explains: wrete. encBtlve—win be in session to 27, with Solemn Mass at 5 p.m. map nation-wide CFM activiqes Archblihop 'Urban J! Vehr of terlal, which we recdved from fa r the coming year. Denver and Mother Mary Luke, Superior General, and Mother last year's Bundle Day; w u re­ Delegatqs to the area conven­ CHURCH GAVE UNITY IN PAST/CAN NOW Agnes Marie, vicarets general, conditioned and made available tion will come from Colorado, both from the mother-house of -at low p^ce for marginal in­ Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico, come faffliUes.” the order in Nerinx, Ky., will Holds Western Civilization Together and the Diocese v f El Paso, attepd. Tbe sodety maintains a ware­ Tex. By Saul H. HiMatt in Macaulay's essay on the vitality ia the envy of non- Officers of tbe Hass will >n- Many of tbe Worst mistakes house at 1625 Wasee Street and Several Biabopa have indi­ Pope*, written in 1840, tbe CathoUct, and which alter fTuni to Pope 2 — Columns) of politicians in tbe past 20 a retail store at 1951 Lawrence cated that they will accept In­ English lecturer recalled that 2,000 yean is still as active in Street Literally millions of years have stemmed from tbe in that year observer* had a spirit as if created only yes­ artidet of dotting have gmie fact that they have too little much better right to predict terday. He cited the Pope’s re­ forth from both outlets in the knowledge of tbe past—and tbe early demise of the cent ' creation of new Cardi­ past several yean to aid the tbe most important thing Church than they have today: nals, including one from A f­ needy at home and in virtually about the paat of Western Within a generation, two rica, to illustrate the facL every fcudgn land. Tbe sodety civilization is that it was held Popes had been driven into InteilectiHph Return supervises tbe Bisbopc' War R^ together by the Catholic exile, and another was to fol­ In England today, he ob­ Uef Collection of dothing at Church. This was the domi­ low them within 10 yean. Yet served, by a kind of poetic Thanksgiving time and abips the nant note of a talk, “Tbe today, be d e c l a r e d , the justice, it i i the intellectoals. goods to designated ports for Church today; Center of Church enjoys a higher pres­ who are returning to the reahipment overseas. Proceeds Unity in a Divided World,” tige than it has bad since Church, whereas in tbe 19Ui from the Bundle Day held each given by Father Gordion Al­ Luther’s day. century it was the intellect­ ipring are used for the local bion in Macbebeuf Hall, He read to the audience an uals who left iL needy. Loretto Heights College, tbe editorial written in 1940 in The modern world be com­ evening of March 8. the London Sunday Ezommer, pared to the days of tbe ex­ WORTH Father Albion, tbe author one of the most widely read treme decline a i tbe Roman of seven historical works, and dailies in England, which lempire. We are living today SAYim ... an eminent figure in British said that the Catholic Church in a state o f flux, where ma­ broadcasting, is thoroughly **ITe musf be alert to "bears the brunt of the at­ terial chaos ia surpassed by British, abounding in an the movement [Commu- tack in Europe. Should tbe mental confusion. Quoting edged British type of wit, from Piuf XII be termed n fs l] which U openly Church go down the rest of which often leaves the hearer Europe will follow." “superstition" the notim that dedicated to l« W n f over smarting as welt as laughing. Recalling tbe attempts security can rest on Increased ' coRfrof of the United He is a convert, having come made since Roman times to productioo. Only a restora­ Staiei and the world in into tbe Church in bis youth give unity to Europe. Father tion of the spiritual values of the not-too-dUtant /u - along with his Baptist mother. Albion emphasized that tbe Christendom can So that, be fiire. h is a business, a Ordained in 1931, he served only thing that has made reminded. business calculated for as professor of Church his­ Western world a moral whole The Church's greatest op­ o u r fire s b y a v e r y PLAN CFM CONVENTION tory at Wonersh seminary has been the Church. When portunity today rests with the from 1935 to 1949. Since 1946 tA o ro u fb fv trffiwecf a n d Christendom broke up in the layfolk, who must be pre­ EARLY PLANNERS for a major conveotion o f he has taken part in more pared to meet tbe modern highly skuled Communist 16th century, that unity began tbe Qiristian Family Movement in Denver this summer than 100 broadcasts of the to fade, until now it can be world, not merely by a book­ power. W e're alt in it and are these members of the cwivention’s program committee. British Broadcasting Company said in a sense that we are ish knowledge, but with a e a c h o f us m utt be w ill’ All members of SL Ihereae's Parish, Aurora, they are, from and has made television ap­ living in a "post-Christian” feeling of tbe unity o f truth ing to give our most, our pearances over various Eu­ lefL Carl Fiore, Ted Lotbamer, Lory Lotbamer. and Mary Fiore. era. Yet the only influence that comes from a conscious­ Rov. Garjien AM m best to fig h t it,** . . . Jim The convention, scheduled July 29-31 at Regis College, will ropean stations. for spiritual unity continue* ness of the Christian past Fa­ Foster^ in L o n g m o n t draw several hundred couples from Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Prestige at Top to be tbe Catholic Church, ther Albion, in answer to an “Should the CImrdt go down Uie rest of Etwom Daily Tim et’Call, New Mexico, and the Diocese of El Paso. Tex. Reading a famous passage whose uncanny strength and (Tam to Pope J — Cotiimfi4) wiU foUow.'* • r - TTiurt4oy, M arch 10* 1950 PAGf 1W 0 OHIfjit, 938 Bannock Stroat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tolophona, K tyiton# 44205 MASS TO NOTE EVENT APRIL 11 Sisters of Loretto W itI Observe New Theatine Province 75th Jubilee in Colorado Springs Is Established in Denver (C o n tin u e d From P a g e O n e ) In 1864 a band of three Loret- Braadwd Out tlnes came by ox cart from Within a few years after elude Father Theodore Haas, SL dents studying for the priest­ Santa Fe. After a alow trip founding the (list 9 L Mary’s la (ContinMeti rront P age O n e ) Patrick's Parish. Denver, cele­ hood. through country in which In­ Deovtf, tbs siftm began to m tjor seminary In the West* brant; Father Leonard Redel- Founded Mn 1524 In Italy, diana, coyotes, and buffalo branch out and form other liw 'em Hemlspbere. St Andrew berger. pastor of Guardian An­ the Theatine Congregation roamed unrestricted, tte listen stitutioni In the state, lododlng AvelUfiO’s, which has accom* gels’ Parish, Denver, deacon; flourished in Its early cen­ reached Denver on July 8. the Colorado Springs school. modatioas for some SO atu* and Father Robert E. Kekeisen, turies in Italy, Spain, France, pu tor o f St. Anthony of Padua's Germany, and other European Parish, Denver, subdescon. Fa­ 71-Year-Old countries and did great work ther Duane Theobald, pastor of Seminary Rector is Reported III in the Counter Reformation Divine Redeemer Parish, Colo­ period. St. Andre^ Aveltino rado Springs, will deliver the The Very Rev. John J. Dana- Newell of Cheyenne acting as Native of Pueblo (1521-1608) ranks with St. sermon. Father Owen McHugh, gher, C.M., rectiw of SLThom u' celebrant, and JMabev Buawall Cajetan as two saints o f the chaplain at Mercy HospitaL Den­ Seminary, Denver, has pneu­ of Pueblo, as the spericer. This aeries Regular (Theatine ver, and Father Dean Kninba. monia. He was forced to take annul ceranmy dnws an evar To Be Ordained Fathers). aasiatant at SL Franeia de SalM' his bed with a severe cold tbe U^er atteodanca a t clergy Parish, Denver, will be chap­ evening of the great 40 Hoora’ year after year and Is regarded A Tl-yetrold native of Bom in the kingdom of lains to tbe Ar^blsbop. service at the soidnary ^ p ^ by the priests u one o< the PueMo, who practiced medicine Naples, young Lancelot (An­ A dinner for the clergy will with Archbishop Vehr iw ^ - most buutlfnl ritas held in tbe in Burlingame. Calif., for SB drew wai his rellgioos Dime) follow the Man. ing at tbe ceremony, B lil^ archdloceie. years, wUi be odaioed aa a w n a handsome man an d a priest o f the San Diego Diocese lover of chastity. He entered Staff of 19 Harch U , Dr. WiDiam 0 . Calls* the clerical state and received The Loretto Sisters, who con way is a convert a doctorate in canon law. Af­ duct SL Mary's Academy in ter ordinatioD, be took up The ordinand was bom in Colorado Springs, now have a practice in the eccleslutical Colorado in 1888, was gradU' staff o f 19 In the high EXCELLENT courts and later ehtered the ated from high school in Foebl Khool and grade school depart' 9 Theatines, founded some SO In 1806, and received a bachelor menta. They are gradually ellmi yeara St. Cajetan. of arts d^ree from the oniver nating the grade school classes, sity in Boulder in 1010. Father Anthony Sagrera, sod in the future both build LENTEN READING Dr. Calkway was converted C.R., former acting Provincial, logs on the rite at 27 W. Bijou to Catholicism In 1949 after has left St Andrew's Semi­ Street will be used esclnriv^ which he attended the Univer­ nary to assume charge of a SHOW THEIR OREEN for the h i^ school. missioD parish in Platteville. The Colorado Springs Loretto sity (4 Santa Clara and studied “THERE’LL BE JIGS and dancin’ as swell affsir.” religion and philosophy. In IBM N. Y. This marks the Theatinq That’s the word from this smiling group of community has come a long way there’s never been before! And as sure as since 75 years ago when the be attended the eanoi^tion of Fathers’ first establishment Irish Dascen, from left to right, Kam (O’) the Shannon flows, you'll be likin’ the Irish academy w u started. It was S t Pins X in Rome and visited In the Bast. Uaggio. Loretto; Larry (O') (ninton, Regis; Dancin' this year as presented at the 84th an­ in 1B86 when Sitters Colnmba the shrines of Fatima, Lourdes, Father Adrover, elected Katherine McMahon, Loretto; Charles (O ') Eby, nual St. Patridi's Day Charity Ball at the Ga&lran, Wslburgs O'Sullivan, Lisleux, and Knock in Ireland. Superior General in June, Regis; Martha (O’) JenMn. Loretto; Peter Mc­ Shirley-Savoy Hotel, Denver, by the Irish Regis and JovlU MUla arrived from After making a retreat in the 19W, has been active in pro­ Laughlin, Regis; and Yolanda (O ') Maher, Lo­ Association and the Irish Loretto Association Denver and began the school Trappist aeminary in Getbae- moting causes toward canon­ retto. Irish Dancers who are reheanin’ for this very with nine pupils. The Instltn- manl, Sy., in 1957, be decided ization o f two Theatines, Fa- tion beesme SL Hsry’i Psrochlal to miter ecclesiastical life. then Joseph M. Tbomassi and SPIRirUAL. SOCIAL EVENTS TO MARK MARCH 17 School in 1902. The future priest a frequent Ptul Bnram. After hit visit to the U.S. he will go to Tbe three pioneer sisters flnt nm AMT HoiNit O iffn s speekei in Southern Cdorsdo S» SA19II e e w u lt CM y eririr el ne riwy si dtiea, will offer Us First Mast Mexico, Brazil, and ArgentinB. stayed st the Betmet House on in Ida parish church in Burlln- where the Theatine* conduct Irish Plan Full Schedule of Activities Cascade Avenoe and moved i t m on Mardi 27. s e v ^ houses. soon after to tbe Clark Houae (Conttntied From P ag e One) rick’s Dsy ball at 9 p.m. in the Tbe entire proceeds realized on N. Tejon. In 1888 the ground from tbe combined activities The blU-of-fare will offer such Lincoln Room of the Shirley- of tbe present rite w u bonghL Savoy Hotel. Scheduled this will go again this year to sup­ •v kONU» XNOX Md M CNM O M U r. Wm WMl iMdkIli "Mick dishes'' as Sirloin-of- The first Sisters of Loretto year in conjunction with the port tbe work of the Catholic answered BMhop Uacbebeufs fwa M a dmr sad fetasMIit etw wrisa sf At ksiHliag el • Beef _ ^ r i e n , Shannon Irish spMNsIdMm. H I L e ib m a n , TbB o c k h o r st & Co. ball will be a community dance Chsrities. call for teachers in Colorado In potatoes, and emerald chiffon and sing “just across the Em­ Andrew Martelon, Denver 1884, only four years after the pie. Refreshments will be served erald Aisle” in the Empire printing executive. Is general great Apostle of Colcrado bad f AM TS WHO M AM M STOtY St 11:80 o'clock and the lunch­ Room at the botel. Special dec­ chairman o f the entire program come frm New Mexico to take TW Hwt Hue Csaisriii this year. He announced that MU/IOHU- 4U tU eon will terminate promptly at orations and entertainment lor charge of the Church in tbe By H A IM W AM . 1W am whs ikmsd He atdp Hank •> 1;30. the ball and tbe songfest are genuine green-felt stovepipe newiy discovered mining terri' Mw m t t t m n el Hw Ap Mycam) Ii M. hMck 4 1 8 9 7 Entertainment, under dire^ being arranged by the ^ h hats and shillelaghs have h ew tory. Denver, in those dayi, was tion of Jim Peri, Jim Kopp, Associations of Loretto Heights imported from Ireland. Tbe still a rough mining camp and H ■ M a ■ eiM I IT HAUN9 M l C0090N • U • « U « Charlie O'Brien, and Joe Ley­ and Regis College. bati an available at CoUrell's Colorado was known to mort of Th* JioMf Otrk* Cbm a Ooed* HboM Hen;; Store in downtown Den­ tbe nation as a "hopeless das- list Tnawat Pise* den, will include performances Reigning as queen of the Draw, Celondo by the Dodd Sisters, the Lady ball and over other of the day's ver. STL" Mssm Msd M H« Mswiat bsalM of Lourdes boys' choir, the Mc­ activities will be Hiss Linda •_!HI UST HOm OS JBUS lU.H) _JN t IWTAnON OS OMt ItUH Namara Marching Band, and the Inman, a native of Topeka. Work Started for School ._auNn WHO «uM wsietv n u n Irlib Dancers from the Irish Kans., and a student at Loretto Q N y sH tadiMA QlsadCOG. □ Cbsiti op oMsak Regis College Association. Price HeighU. Miss Inman also of the lunch and entertainment reigned as queen of the annual Annex in W heat Ridge is $2 per person: tickets may Regis College Coronation Ball Work wu started March 7 dpal’t office to ill the class­ be obtained at the door. held this past December. for the new two-stoiy annex to rooms. Spedtl outdoor entraiw- GAS » eicreic MDG. Climaxing the day's events Tickets for the ball are $2.50 Sti. Peter and Paul’s School in es will opu) from the lower TAbw S«24i will be the 84th annual St. Pat per couple. Wheat Ridge. Located between classrooms to the playground the present school and the r»- area as well u from tbe regular ceoUy completed coovent, the Indoor corridors. proposed eight-room building is Harry J. DeNicola Is the arc6- WE HAVE A COMPUTE to be completed by Aug. 29 of itect and the Dow-Ammon Build­ this yesr. ers is the general contractor. SELECTION OF Among the features of the Slattery 4 C^ompany and Bngl^ new annex will be an all purpose wood D ectrlc were awarded the ST. PATRICK DAY CARDS Jjuiit room, library, viaul aid room, mechanical and electrical con­ and principal's office. tracts, respectively. Cabinets, FoubUIqs Pledges are still being paid Each room will have built-in in at Sts. Peter and Paul's Par­ cabinets for the ieaefaers, sinks ish on a 8175,(X)0 goal for the THE JAMES CURKE and drinking fountains, and in­ convent and new K bool annex. direct Ughting from the hall Tbe present pledge campaign CHURCH GOODS windows. There will also be began early in 1950. The annex shower rooms constructed for ii the last construction project tbe boys. A public address sys- in the parish in tbe forseeable HOUSE tem will origiute from the pry>- future. 1633 TremoBt Place TA. 53789 ARCHBISHOP’S

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Sunday. March 27, Colorado Friday. April 29. Welby. As­ Springs, St. Mary Church, K. sumption Church, Confirmation, of C. Catholic Men, Man and 7:30 p.m. breakfast, 8 am. Sunday., May 1, Seminary. COME Sunday, March 27. ColOTtdo H i m for SL Vincent de Paul So­ Sprinp. SL Mary Church. As­ ciety. 8:15 a.m. sisting at Mass. Honoring 75th Monday, May 2, Regis (College. TO Anniversary of Coming of Bis­ Blessing of new Gymnasium, ters of Loretto to Colorado 11:00 a.m. Springs, 5:00 p.m. Tueaday, May 3, Seminary, Sundsy. April 3, Cathedral, K. Clergy Conference, 10:30 a.m. of C. Catholic Men, Hass and Wednesday, Hay 4, Hilton "THE STORE" Communion. 8:00 a.m. Bishop Hotel, Catholic Parent-Teacher Charles A. Buswell will speak at League. the Breakfut. Sunday. Hay 8. Evergreen, Tuesday. April 5, Installation Confirmation, 4:00 p.m. OF of the Most Rev. Marion F. Tueaday. Hay 10, Meeting of ForsL Bishop of Dodge City. National Council of Catholic (OUiigers Distinctive Cadillac Fleet) Kansas. Women. Monday. April 11, Theatine Sunday, May 15, Louiiville, Seminary. Assisting at Maas Confirmation, 4:00 pjn. "SUITS" Erection of TTieatine Province Tuesday. May 17, Colorado in N. Am. 11:00 a.ro. Springs, Air Academy, Confir­ Wo ore ehorgod with a greot trust by eoch family who colls us for funeral isrviee. Wednesday, April 13. Cathe­ mation. 7:30 p.m. Your selection is always the best dral. Holy Week, Tenebrae Serv­ Wednesday, May 18. Colorado And ooch fomily has assured reliance In the integrity of OMngers, who hove served the Denver ices. 7:45 p.m. Springs, 8 a c ^ Heart Churdi, Thursday. April 14. Cathedral Confirmation, 7:30 pjn. at Priller’s, who have always “b^ orto sinco 1890. Pontifical Hass and Solemn Thursday, May 26, Loretto Blessing of Holy Oils, 9:30 a.m. Heights College, Graduation, Friday. April 15, Good Friday, 5:30 pjn. lleved in Suits” and is sonietimes OHagors hove o reputation for trustwerthiness.This is o fact attested to by the thousands of Cathedral Services. 12:15 p.m. Friday, May 27, SL Mary Acs Sunday. April 17, Baiter Sun­ demy, Graduation. 10:30 a.m. Denver families who call us eoch year for funcrol service. day. Cathedral. Pontifical Haas. Sunday, Hay 29. Cathedral called the Store o f Suits. 10:00 am Confirmatioa, 4:7:30 p.m. uation, 3:00 p.m. Thursday. April 28, Boulder, Monday, June 6, Seminary En **(k* memm’g tkep at ikw rj errair" Sacred Heart Church, (^nfirma- trance Examinations for Appli­ lion 7:30 p.m. cants to the Seminary. y 9AGI THREE TlHinday, March 10, 1900 Offlea, 930 Oannock Mrott THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 HEAD OF NEGRO COLLEGE Two Regis College Debaters Nun-College President To Attend Convocation Will Attend Meet in Hawaii Two Regis College debaters Air Force Academy. Colorado tive team of Horan and Allen pleted advanced study there tod The president of Xavier Uni­ Paul Horan and Paul Fairchild, Woman's College, and Univer­ Gerstner, 4527 Clay Street, at St. Louis University. Previ­ versity of New Orleans. Sister wit] fly from Denver to Hawaii sity of Wyoming to take nega­ D enver, swept undefeated ously, she w u elen^nUry school Mary Josephina, will be among to compete in the University of tive team honors. through six deliates to take the 33 presidents of the United Hawaii's Invitational Sp M h Quality poinla piled up by fint-place negative honors in Negro CoUegu who wlil attend Meet on Hay 1214. both teams earned school hon­ the third afmual AU-Jeauit Col- the national convocation in Den­ The trip, the longest ever un­ ors for Regis in the meet, ver March 24-27. dertaken by a Regis team, will which included debate squads Sister M. Josephina, one of climax what the Rev. Carl F. from 10 ares colleges and uni­ two women presidents, repre­ Kruger, S.J.. head of Regia' versities. In addition to Regis, sents the only Catholic institu­ speech department, calls "one other schools represented were tion in the UNC group. The oth­ of the college’s most successful Adsms State College. Air Force ers are nonsectarian or Protest­ debate seuons in years." Academy, C o lora d o 'College, ant and all but one are in the Horan, president o f the Re­ Colorado State College, Colo­ South. gis Student Senate, is the son rado School of ttines, Colmdo Catholics on the convocation of Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul Hwan, Woman's College, University of committee include Emmett J. 340 Jersey Street, Denver. Fair- Colorado, Univenity of Den­ child is from Shawnee, Okla. ver. and University of Wyo­ Dignan, who ia alao treuurer of - * the Rocky Mountain campaign Father Kruger trill accompany ming. committee; Jack Foster; Sister Horan and Fairchild to Hawaii. Stb Time for Honors BEOimmfa nr broomtield Francis Marie, president o f Lo­ Regis debaters added three The results lu t week end retto Heights College; and the additional laurels to their grow­ marked the fifth time this year Langbart and McGuire are the architects, and RECENT GROUND-BREAKING cere­ Very Rev. Richard Ryan, S.J., ing ctdlection when they won that Regis teams have taken the Wilkins Company of Boulder has the con­ monies at Nativity ol Our Lwd Parish, pretident of Regis College, the affirmative, negative, and top honors in regional and na­ struction contract. The flvewcre site on which Broomfield, mariced ttie beginning of construc­ team titles at the Colorado Col­ tional competitions. the parish is building wu purchased by Arch lu lm cto r in 1949 tion on a church-cUssrdom building. The Rt lege Invftitional 'Debate Tour­ Doherty and Thomas N. bishop Vehr in 1959, and the parish w u estab- Rev. Uonsignor Gregory Smith, V.G. blessed the Sister Josephine began her as­ ney in Colorado Springs last Scaglia, 3598 Navajo, Denver, lisned on Aug. 28, 1958. Broomfield Heights is ground, and the Rt. Rev. Moflsignor Eugene O’­ sociation with Xavier as an in­ weekend. registered a perfect 6-0 record now a community of about 9,000 people with Sullivan turned the first shovel o f earth. Other structor in 1949. Three years Affirmative team members at the Univenity of Colorado approximately 300 Catholic families. At present Sister M. Josephina -priests pictured are Father George Weibel, pas­ later, u auistant professor of Pat J. Cudmore, 2821 W. 24th Invitational Meet l u t Nov. 13- tte parish is h id in g Hasses and other actlvitiee tor, to the left, and Father ^6hn C o ^ r on the education, she w u appointed supervisor in the New Orleans Avenue, Denver, and Jerry J. 14, winning three of three af­ in the Empire Savings Branch Office. Psa! Horan right. Woric ia now well under way, commo­ chairman of the university’s de­ AKbdioceae'. Doherty, Albuquerque. N. Hex., firmative debates and the same partment of Question and then tion k expected before the end of the year. Pregnm March 27 swept past teams from Univer­ number of dehgtes on the nega­ lege Debate Tourney at Loyola, attained the rank of professor. A program on March 27 at 8 sity irf Colorado. Air Force tive side of this year's intercol­ Univenity in Chicago, 111. She w u appointed president of p.m. in the Denver Auditorium Academy, and Colorado State legiate debate question, "Re­ Fairehild and William E. BeU. the university in 1955. Theater will honor the presi-iCoUege to win first-place honors solved, That Congreu Should 6505 W. 32nd, took top negative 3 Homed Loreito Heights Trustees The nun holds a m uter’s de­ dents. The convention headquar in their division, while the neg have the Power to Revene De- honors with a 5-0 mark in the gree from ^ Catholic Univer­ ters will be in the Brown Pal­ stive team of Horan and Fair dsions of the Supreme Court." Sister Frances Marie,- preM- in- commemoration of bis 30 tions and corporations. Vickers Colorado State CoUege Invita­ sity of America apd h u com ace Hotel. child defeated teams from the Two weeks later, the nega­ dent of Loretto Heights College, years with General Electric. moved his office and the firm’s tional in January. announces the appointment of Jones b^m e president of production and research depart- “The most encouraging fact three Denver men to the Loretto Hathaway Ristruments, Inc. in menta from Wichita, Kans., to BOTH AITENDED ST. THOMAS’ SEMINARY, REGIS COLLEGE to come out of the season ia Heights Board of Trustees. January of this year when he Denver last fall. that no one man w u responsi­ They.are Harlan C.'Davis, Don- and a group of associates pur­ In Kansu, he wu former ble for the record," Father chased the Hathaway Instru­ chairman of Governor Docking’s ment Division o f the Hamilton Oil Advisory Committee and 2 CCD Teachers' Careers Parallel Each Other Watch Company. He wu for­ continues u a member of that A strangely coincidental par­ Army Col. Elmore Moore, w u hill, Arthur Cito, Lola Giblin, Parish, Mrs. H. Long and Mrs. merly a vice president of the committee. Bis other affilia­ allel in the careen of two Den­ graduated from Cathedral High Angela Cunningham, Nina Ram- Novak; S t Patrick’s, Ft. Logan, Hamilton Company. tions include chairman of the ver men w u revealed acciden­ School and attended Regis Col­ ser, Robert Rameser, and John lira.- C. McMahon and Mrs. M. Hathaway Indum enta spe­ Board of Suburban Living, Inc., tally through the conclusion of lege and St. Thomas' Seminary. O’Shea. Surprenant; St. Philomena's, cializes in designing and mano- vice president of the Independ­ Confraternity of Christian Doc­ He entered the Army in 1932 Those who finished special­ MUs 1 Menoen and M iu G. facturing recording and control ent Petroleum Anociatlon of trine teacher-training d a u es in and retired in 1999 after 27 ized Commandments at Holy W olf; • initnunents for the aircraft, America and of the Western the Denver area. years’ service. Family were: St. Anthony’s, St. Mary’s, Littleton, Mrs. E. missiles, and electronic indus­ Petroleum Refiners Association. The younger man. Patrolman Patrolman Cito, a member of Mrs. Doroty Geary; Holy Trin­ Schoen and Mr. and Mrs. A. tries. His firm is also condifct-- Greatly interested in sports, Arthur Clto of Ae Denver Holy Trinity Parish, Westmin­ ity Parish, Leona Prunk; St., Hall; Cathedral Parish, M iu M. log research and perfecting he is on the board of directors Police force, w u graduated ster. teaches a fifth grade CCD Mary Magdalen's, Marion Hed- Snow; St. Vincent de Paul’s, electronic equipment for educa­ of the Trans-Hluissippi Golf As­ from Regis High School and at­ religion class at Holy Trinity den; Holy Family Parish, Elea­ Mrs. P. Smith and Mrs. R. John­ tional purposes. sociation; and th« Wichita tended Regis CoUege and St. Parish and auists with the high nor Rogers and Helen Bick; All son; Cure d’Ars', Hiu A. Sus- Jack Vickers, president and Vickers buketball team that Thom u’ Seminary. He b u school program. Colonel Moore, Saints'. Darlene Roller, Diana treck and M iu M. Corper; Pres­ director of the Vickers Petro­ won the National AAU cham- served on the Denver Police a Notre Dame parishioner, Martin, Mary Taiber, and Bar­ entation Parish, Frank Barry; leum Company, serves u a di­ pionihip lut season when they force for the put nine yean. teaches fourth and eighth grade bara Yamrlck. Sacred Heart Parish, M in B. rector or trustee for 14 associa- defeated the Phillips’ 66ers. The older man, retired U. S. CCD classes at Notre Dame. Receiving elementary certifl- Baca; and Holy Crou Parish, Both men received CCD ele­ ca tu in methods at Holy Ghost Mrs. L. Cato and Mrs. B. HugbM mentary certificates in methods Youth Center were; Notre Completing spedalized^meth' Dame, Mr. and Mrs. N. Linnen- in recently completed classes. ods in creed at Holy Ghost Colonel Moore w u graduated berger, Mrs. M. Bean, 31rs. G. A BACKGROUND REPORT Youth Center were: Holy Ttin from the Infantry School and Delbonne, Mrs. R. Reinhart. Col.* ity Parish, Margaret McDuff and the Command and General Staff Elmore Moore, and Mrs. L. Lucille Shayler; Cathedral Par­ J. A. Vkken, ir. College while an Army officer. Steele; Nativity of Our Lord Paal P alled ish. Katherine Price; Presenta­ He served u an Inspector Gen­ tion Parish. Louise Apodaca and aid -J. Jones, and J. A. Vickers. eral on Gen. Douglu MacAr Kruger pointed odt. "As the Amount of Dishonest Advertising Kathryn McKinney; Holy Ghost Jr. ihur's staff in the Pacific in record hidicata, we hed* sew Parish, Rose Martinez; Sts. erel qien-wlw did-well thtoBgb- '. Dayis, manager.. of ..General World War II. Peter end Paul’s, Anne Haber tleftric^ Denver Sates and Not Diminishing, Says Ad Executive His promotion to full colo­ out the 'season." korn and Henrietta Dowd; St. Father Knlger said that the (Thlnl «nd LtW •! S*ri«) nelcy came while be wu in unceuingly work to remove the Although the federal agency Dominic's, Marguerite Clarke; University of Hawaii meet will B y R a y W b itx h e a d command of the 181st Bat­ ab uM from advertising, but thinks it is up to the consumer S t Rose o f Lima’s, Lulu Bean include teams fiw n prominent Whatever the percentage, said talion at Mannheim, Germany, until the natural law and the himself to be on guard against and Thelma Booth; and Notre E ulern and Midwestern univer­ Fairfax H. Cone, executive com­ in June. 1997. The colonel w u common welfare of the people deceptions, it does not believe Dame Parish, Florence Rettig. sities. mittee chairman of Foote, Cone become the foundation for their that he can do the whole job. serving as Deputy Chief of Trans­ & Belding, Inc., to his Chicago portation, Continental Army actions, advertising will con­ In Cincinnati, addreuing a Command, Ft. Monroe, Va., HAVE YOU THE COURAGE staff recently, The amount of tinue to be used in a detri­ group of Catholics engaged in dishonest advertising is large when be retired Marrii I, 1959. mental way not only toward the: the communiofUons industries. TO ANSWER THE TIME­ He and his wife, the former Uid la not diminishing. The public but to the loss of the William Hohib, until recently LESS CALL OF CHRIST. Evelyn Baum, reside at 1790 problem, he warned, is not sdyertlsen themselves, not so advertising aSH promotion man­ S. Ames Street. In addition to "COME FOLLOW ME?" going to be solved by gentle mnch in a material way, but ager of the George A. Pfiaum his teaching practice in the pressure from the side of the spiritually." publishing firm of Dayton, 0., If so, join the Felicisn Sisters in loving, angels or by the slow processes Last month the Federal Trade said that "it certainly is obvious CCD program. Colonel Moore is praying, pleyingt and serving the Lora of education. To try to ignore it Commission accused three com­ that advertising must change its serving u an instructor in an in the classroom, in the sickroom, in the adult education program Eng­ u a amall percentage of aU ad panies of deceiving the public face if it is to continue to have nursery, in a home or foreign mission. lish class at Loretto Heights ' vertising ia to be insensitive to with their commercials on tele- a healthy influence In (fie Amer­ There is a time when you must decide. W hf not College. right and wrong. “How," he visimi. 'Ale "flavor gems’’ on ican economy. Ihe public hu a Write to; Reverend Mother Provincisl uked, "can four different cigar­ the margarine of one company right to truth and good taste in Four CCD teacher-training Auumption Villa ettes all be lowest in nicotine, were nothing more than a liquid advertising. Any breut-besting cluses were completed in re­ ■ Monument Road lowest in tars? How can three sprinkled on, the old-looking by the industry must be backed cent weeks. At Holy Family Par Ponca City, Oklahoma different headache remedies all ham wrapped in a ewnpetitor’s 1^ positive action." ish. Doctrine in the Life of Christ w u given by Father Ed­ work futest?” aluminum foil looked that way . The public's antagonism cur­ ward Madden; Elementary Meth­ T n my four years with an ad before it w u wrapped, and the rently is caused, he noted, by ods by Sister Marie Helene, and vertising agency,” commented a toothpaste commercial using a "e x a g g e r a t ions, coadJeting Donald J. Jones Specialized Commandments by former ad artist now doing re­ cigarette-smoking machine does claims, disparagement, gross Sister Anthony, both Missionary ligious art work, “I found that not prove what it claims, said use of sex and fear, torture Distribution Department, came Sisters of Our Lady of Victory. the prevalent attitude w u an the FTC. illustrations, jarring commer­ to Denver in 1998 from Dallu, Those receiving elementary cer­ appalling disrespect for truth cialism. saturation campaign ex­ 'Pex.. where be w u regional tificates in methods are; and moraUty u dictated by cesses, Inanities, excessive com­ manager of q 15-state area for Former Visiter St. Anthony's, Rita Goodnite, natural law. The choice of the mercialism. and placement of methods w u determined by Te Camp Honored commerciaU.” Margaret' Martinac, and Eliu- whst wu the best method to beth Mobley; St. Mary Magda- A prelate who often sum­ sell. Whatever means obtained Stohire Has Shrunk mered at Camp St. Male u good results w u the standard "The stature of advertising the guest of the late Mon- of tcUoQ. Cheesecake is sn ex­ u a respectable medium of signor Joseph Bosetti, V.G., ample o f this.'' communications," be said, "h u was given full diplomatic shrunk in the eyes of the gen­ “ One common practice,” he status'Ay the Holy See u its eral consumer public, mainly pointed out, “is te take a poll rep re^ ta tive to Turkey. o f a small segment of people, becauM of its own excesses. Had Archbishop Francesco Lar- Then these findings are favor- more of the profession been done, 73, former director of aUy tallied and presented to willing to add a gray flannel eccluitttical studies at the the public u a nniverut hair shirt to their wardrobe, Catholic Univenity of Amer­ fact. For instance, a heading perhaps there would be no need ica, carried the rank of Apos­ for an ad will u y ‘54% More for public airing of the ills tolic Nuncio. Some 18,000 People Use Shavo,’ whicl) im­ besetting the business." Catholics are included In a plies ver]^ deceptively that population of 26,000,000. this meau all people, .."Many so-called findings are presented as pure fact when in Ccrthedral Organist British Priest reality (hey have very little if any buis. Truth too irften is of Plans L«nt Recital the ad men’s own invention and Allen Hobbs will give a re­ Views Church their attitude losinustes itself cital of Lenten pieces at the into the public mind by way of Harlan C. Davk organ of the CathedraL Den­ TV, radio, etc. ver, Friday, March 11. The Role in Unity major appliance diatribution. In Work for Improvement recital will begin at 6:35 p a ,, February of tbis year be was “ There are many advertising followliig Stations of the fConJinued Ftotb P age O n e ) Cel. Elmore Moore honored by hia fellow employees men, I’m sure.” he said, “who Cron. inquirer from the floor, said len'^ Jacquelins Weigand; All he thought very little of the Saints', EvAyn Hyatt, Grayce Americans' interest in history. Dunne, Anna Marie Kramb, Mar­ “If you know any Americans jorie Webb, Helen Rogers, Jac- RELIGIOUS ARTICLES interested in history." be lyn Julien. and Rita McKee; u id , with characteristic wit, Holy Family Parish. Mary Spa- •STATUS •ROSARIES «MEDAL$ "I'd like to meet them— both racino. Rosalie Gifford, and Jo­ of them." Later, in an inter­ seph Mohesky; •PICTURES *PRAYER BOOKS view with this correspondent, Presentation Parish, Mrs. John he admitted that his answer Rodriguez: St. Anne’s Shrine, •PENDANTS •BOOKS *PLAQUES might have been evoked by Arvada. Geraldine Largbe and British prejudice. [The works Josephine Schaffer; Sts. Peter *of Catholic British historians and Paul's, Helen Champion; Co*plc»c Unu o f Reli9.eu< A,help, ip, Chg.cK ond Hpm, enjoy a far higher ule here St. Catherine’s. Kathleen Jones: than they do in Britain.] holy Trinity Parish, Sara Ca- Sees No Most Return FORTY HOURS' A. P. WAGNER & CO. A b o u t Protestant-Catholic talks. Father Albion said that DEVOTIONS CHURCH GOODS they were taking place in Arehdioceto of Denvtr England alt the time, but be WEEK OF MARCH 13, 1960 606 14th St., Betwean Californio 4 Welten held out DO hopes for any SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT mass return to the Church— Denver. St. JoMph's Hospital TA. 5-8331 “there are too many things to *BriggsdaIe, St. Jose|4i’$ Church give up for that." Derby, St. Catherine’s Church f A M K U t Offlet, 931 IflNMck StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC RECISTER TtltfliOMy KtyiHw 443QS TkiftJiy, Mcrcli lOr 1M0 Only TliBn Eztmgalah tbe light of your • - .f raaaoe, deprive It of Ita eelf- TT7rr^ SH5MME raapaet, amotbs Ha very pat- Catholic Church t JMT" skas and inatlneU, that is to registorirls aay, daetroy yonr naturw— tbsi, and only than, wQI yoo be able to act u a conalitant teligioua CATHOLIC COMNEIIT ON CUAMIMT lif liNTi Must Be Missionary ln-Jaime Balmea HEN OUR ILISSED LORD NtibUsbed His (im aisss). W C te ^ He dd so srith tbe commission to His CATHOLICS TOOK LEAP PI TOLEHAItCE , ApoiOM sod their successors down through all tbe attK tio, tbaek n, tod make diadpla of all natioos, bap- ■naa goo y s m s old onmcm momumsnt m maarr.OHUMi o M than in the name of tbe Fatba, tod of die Soo, and of KMCTf IMS SeOM OCaOLV SM« AS HSMOS. ’ the jjb if Spirit, diem to obame all that I have com* World Council's loaded' Statement bmhkW jod'* (Kact. sxriii, 19). Thia a tbe purpose of tbe Chimli IT M u aO men to Jcaiu Chriat, through Whom tb^ enUi By Pa u l H. Ha l l it t growth of Catbdk teaching. It could, and did, exis(>-cod csciata DOW—among peopla of all belieft or none CM Main aahaaoa. If tbe Cattaolk Qiurdi ccued m be mia- .yerM tMsnffbcna NE OF THE lEST EXAMPLES of the rm-|lad-you- source Is Aoybow, tolmnoc baa oo "vning unlea there are pres­ ikm i h i i l h — “ cease to he tbe Qnirdi. O atopped-beatlnE-your-wifa irgum tot came with t ^ *SAlAfE 8ANC1A ent to a aociery oumeroua variam groupa, wfaidi die oao- ' b m abeUcTible that tbe work of the deeoted the recent declarauon of tbe World Coandl of m snttrnkibt group can destroy but pceferi tot tbe aodal good to get fosate aWanaaka, g in tfaeb Ines to bttng tbe E^ t of Qmrdwa (Piotexant) that "we »l»lnlr h oeceiaary m Rtest the Gotfr*. aeonlitr and cbaritr, and eteo material IfaSPedofOut'Ud^. along with. Soutbetoeti become impatient when tba (be momeotoui imponaaco widiia tbe Romaa C ath ^ Qnucb racial tolerance of Scaodinsviana ia bcoo^t no to them. of cahnrc and driliaBtkiti, to die darkncM of pagan /r HOf orniix// s y of toe everyday iocregaiag atteam la favor of religtous libercy," How would die Scandinavtaot aa If 10 pcfccnt of thett pop- laed^ d io ^ coae ODdet attacb. Such, bowerer, la aocDerimes SfpiUMiirfloer at tf-tbe Wocld Cooadl needed to lead leaooi in religious ^llMK)n were Negro? tbe Soutbetnera ri^dy sale. In (be same the ow . IfiMiBuries haae eevet beeo popular widi those iriio u v e o m m s^ettttvKi liberty to toe Catoolk OtordL aaik to eapleai the tqoutcea of ibese haowaid lands for ibeir \ cl way, die quesdoo of rriigloua liberty u now understood wca earn ju n , for ibcf n e d b tbe way at a anunbliog block, up- Tba philoiophy of tolerance hat ootoing to lean from oot fairly posed uadi there to be more than one genera- boUief tbe t U n of tbe natnai. Racetr, bowers, baa aacb a ProtestaoBsm u such, ihtaongh of emrse oo one wlibea to don of many people of a dirieteot religiODS confeatiOQ Uv^ tidt done of and Mnnig*«l objectiooa been put togedts begrudge toe role played by efflioeot Protestants la aO a ^ in by tide with a people of ibe dominant reUgioa In tbe l 6di cen­ ai that cootrbad taceodf bf tbe colttoniat Robert C Rurk. tcfileving reli^oua freedom. But, u Newman observed in bis tury, tbia bippmed for pncdcaDy the firit time smee die age PrutiU PoMon of CttholUj m Eagirnd, wrinen in 1831, the d Contaafiae, and tbe Catholi^ akbou^ in accordance widi N I NAMINC 09 AN A9RICAN CARDINAL of Ne­ Protestant tradition is thrayt intolentu, at least u far u Cato- tbe theory of tbe time they regarded beredcs u a social dangs,. T gro aneestn, who beesme « Catholic at the age /7»LyJr oUci arc cooceroed. Tbe many tolerant Procewaiut do aot, in n be rented or discoura^ met tbe teat of tolerance on the . of two wI m b btt lamilp was coererted, mikes Buark LUkOING ^ **iM, follow tbe Protescaar traditioa wbole amefa better than md die Eefotmera. took more tfaao a iitrig fbolidi when be tart: Tb e fedibitt, jSBMW AMGaSNCS < UR II3T EXAMFLSdE tUf if PoliDd. now tba tbe aiUTffTT wordiips, will oers in hii life noderttaod tbe Mtmmctmouao h e HISTORY OF REU6IOUS TOLERANCE is be- SCVCBUSOrSfiOMA O molt CatboUc coontrjr bdUod tbe Iroo Curtain, lajPiddn . . . of Qaiaianriy.* CawUBaj.deiignate Lanrian tMutmnomaKmo Tdevllad to rihanjinf gocUl conditloos aod coo- a 9TJMCS THtl£tg.^ipwMBwwicw>— leproty, al- deviatiOQi. Tbe heretic was regarded u a traitor to the aacrtl The fim pracdcai pioneer of tedetaoee in Eurt^ wu'tfae fficet to juKify tbeic exteno!, triieo for tbe past 10 y e p any Sense of Vocation aodacy h which be lived, aod the bezetk would have been ferreody C atb ^ Ktos of Poland, Stephen Badmty (1376- . fool koom ^ Icfcoiy'is arrestable by simple iojeaioos « 00 mote lenient to tbe Caibolk if he bad gix tbe upper band 1386), one of wboae nmom wordi *1 am tbe klof of By Rev. Daiosl J. F laxxktt raatore to tbe minds of men w u: promiee aod diaaoee.” I am sure that if bo consoles some rep­ duo the Cadwlk wu to him.^la fact, the hlaeocy of tbe Idtb peopk and not of conacieoew.. . God bu reaoved diree tfamga utable medical authorities, be will fiod tbs it is not ah to MATBB THB SENSE of TO- these ftabUiiiog tdeai. tad 17th cenouiet tells ua that be waa ratba lea knieoL cation hai been lost, and And perhape the big reason for Hiouelf: To create ^omedung oot of obdiiag, to know tbt ileqile. How are tbe lictkns of leptoay to'obtain these injec- for the preeent inauffleient There is no CadmUc today wbo doei not cMret violence future, aod to reign ova coosdeoces." Anyone wbo bat cor- dona, b d s firs place, and tbe sometims kngtfay treatment again, maybe thii li the Ug reason for tbe tremendoui number of voeationi to ti» offaed by CatboUa in foemtf cinwi againic coottending reli- reedy understood diet noble aemeoce needs oo htta-day les- tbs fOCi with c b ^ Aod who it to cate for tbM already abwtage of reUglona through- rellgloot Ufe la that thii gioni devittioaiia But auefa incoknoce was no nanutl out tooi in did virtue of tolerance.' bdpfariy crippled by the dtietie? Not Robert C Knazk, I am curt the United States. sente of vocation itaelf baa SOfC. These ideas wem broached been loet or gravely dl- DfSULT TO lACBincniO CATHOUCl to Cardinal Richard Csahing mlnlsbad n»oog tbe young f r ic a t o d a y h a s s o m e 23,000.000 c a t h - people of our generatioci. Par- A OUCS; at Mast ooe-balf of trbom are coomts. of Boston lotM yean past They bave particular value bapa U hu been lost beeauae Anti-Paroebiol Education Charges Intolerant H w crowth of CstboUctty has been phenomenal In re- today, because, I fear, the it baa not bean cultivatad. OMt oecidri, aod tobaionsiq s e eothusiaitk about die way ^ litnatlOD remains. The voea- IT IB IMPOSSIBLE to bw (ba *fri«*"* take to Catboik doctrine lod Ututgy. Rnaric By RooiT Sotvxu nised by law. Tbe UB. Su­ school lyitom" or tbe peroeb- ereada. And If I aaa falluraa, tionil aense baa not perme­ Ueva that God’s grace has lal acbeola themaetres might I. mut blama tha IndMdnal seo b of "tbe raocoua le a s ts among tbe conrens . . . when been abbreviated in our gen­ THAT SOME HIGH preme Court confirmed their ated tbe youtbi ot today to rl|^ to exist when tbe trt- be expected only In an anti- hfamdf, net tha lystam. any ^«at extent. eration. It la atm pOMWd SCHOOL SOraOMOBE would tBiy akanood the oookfites a i m eraing, poaibiy dining off banal ntled In 1SS8 tbet an CatlKdte organ. In any ceae, 1 fSB NOnilNO damn- tbs teamsits of a doae cootia” But miskioaria teS of And witbmit tU i "sente*' forth in abondesee 'and, attack tin parochial aebool ayttem and nnhaedwl It Oregon state law raqatrlng an tha wordi of Monalgaor John eritic about damaoflng aU workan joining in tbe of hynmt a they labor in tbe them la no real meaning to therefore, tbe real reaeon for go B. MeDeweD, soportntMMlMt tbe dearth ef rallgtoua voea- pea^A for tbe aophomore a ddldren to attaod pabUe yootha to itody aadar OM aye- fiekK (/ s r iM nartidnskm in tbe llturn I s ahead of any- life and UtUe posfibUky of tf the PHtsborgh dtoeooin time moat Ua with a , net a aopboBwra wotdd not be tcboola waa uneoBBtitnttoaal. tea to be ton that all re­ Alof h me U A , of atroogs s Mass and the taerkments, of education In any complete Tbe court. In tbia ruling, icboob, aptly covered soch ed ve tba aaae viB h i. dnee sense. Vocation, stated In tbe with God. expected to oBn an otoart'* nshre vocaUoox with mote than 2,000 Afrkao tern- view. atreeaed that "tl» child ia not chargaa: Tliey are "Inaulting, thla weald ba In' brleferi fuhlon, meens God’s Tbe eantea most be second­ tba mere creatore. of tba toflainmatory, and intoler­ to aooie parents’ will for mA Surely edneatton ary, ndt primary- Foranoat But two drcufflitaacea, not Ib t Cborcb makeanakea so aapokm-fot betw mistmisttooity In atota; tboae wbo nurture Urn ant" I qaaimea ikalh ir tba om is polntlaaa, ao matter what among them must be acme de­ 'often foond togeUwr, magnify aod direct Ua daftiay b m tiaa, wfaon atraaglk hM baaa ffastacttt—chat it la putposei to bring tbe Gospd of Christ tbe chargaa ncently made. w ba V b e q u a l l y ns- It ftrea se , if It provldea ao fect In tbe dlfpesHiona or tbe tha rlite eomlad with tbe POBTANT, tba (ritke* d a w ita nntty amid dhranlty, would to erttyooe in tbe wor!■oorll E v p CadioUc^ tbe ren faatbatbefar The flnt hxppaning is that tbe cIm to the iiower to tidt responae of ear young pe> high duty, to recogniso aod words cannot hide a lart of ba mada atreago' lb the mdt- it a O d u ik mac be a miiaiooary m us daily ufe,. bringiog moat heaic problem In life. pie. Bat again, b r o ^ ep^ - well-written appeal to riiml- prepare him for additional ob- Ing pet of a atogle iaatpu- oato all but tba pnUie admot logic. Both private and pub­ Cbrikto bit oei^ibon by word and ctpcctally by cwinplfi VOCATION MEANS call­ tng, fuch defects are the re­ Ugationt.” lic acboola rnnat coa^y wHh tioD. Tba Founding Fathers, . —Msgr. John B..Bbel sult of a defective edoeattonal aystoni waa printed la a To mask tholr attack oo wbo were pcodaets of a molti- ing, and not to loog ago reli­ w id e ly distributed Denver itandards of eredlttng bodiei gious people always spoke of ayatem. Perhaps tiunttands parental rights, both Dr. and Tegnlatlng lawe, ts., tba tebool ayttra. estd>Ua{Md thk vocstioos not merely In torms fail to realize tiut they bave aewepeper. Tbeti—tbe second Tbomaa and tha Donvar aopb- nation ao that dlffarence could CTTPt WBOniA ANN Incident — an educator urged required -period ef attend- of a mil to tbe religioQi life a rdlglotii vocation becann omore mtintaln that the pe- aoea, inapoiettM and aaporria- exM among m n fret to think they are uneonadoos of tbe riwrihf eetloo bafera tin rodilal tcboola ereato a "kiod and pray. W b« you approach but with ruferenee to ev«y A m e ric a n Aawetatioa of ion ia aaos atataa, aod apad- other catwer. Even very Idee of a vocation. of aegregition” by withdraw­ fiod genoal carricnia. Gnd- the i ^ o f onimBiHy tat a4> >\ncf fhe Pupils' Revolt THBEE B A NEED for ra- School Adminlatntoaa. an In- ing ehildran from "the main- ^ aeatioB. yoa ,p anM tiM tboaa who bed m great tense fluantiil body af pabUc adwol natea ef Mthar ayrioa faaa of religkm comaKmly used Ugloni vocations, but far, far itream of Afflorican IUa ” eoorae of tboaa dtetaten who By Jw A b u s we did net return to data. offlelala. tbt tame Mitranoa i«fitlt» tbe word "calling” not merriy more besie la tbe need for Tbe attitude ia t^ t lueh an manta in edlegm and onfrer- daaoDd that tbdr dUaani ha- T B SOCAIXXD UVOLT Ibrottgta the door we could THB "TRB8I9' baUnd nctim Is as nodemoeratie aa beat 8b ^ Bei^a Ann tak­ In terma of voeatloo to aaered tbe restoration of this aenaa fltiaa. Tba p o ^ teboda in long totoDy ta tha atota. itidasta St tba Untracilty lerrleo but In relation to of vocation to thought and ae- Catboiie artoola doea not racial segregation. the country meet thaee gan- IF I JUDGE EICnTLT. the Cokrado, la iriddi they ing tba gkla wbwa all tba "dovetail" wtjk damoerav. eaaenea of oar deoKwracy la 5 boys were. every other worthy work. flou. Young mkn aspiring to THE CATHOLIC PAIENT aral nonns thamaelm with patttkoad adtool ofilelala for Tbe notioa of a cilling In be 'doctors moat learn not Dr. Mauriea JT Tbomaa, iro- la appalled that tueh eritiea varied textbooka, methods, not feond la aBUtrmttp>-la a mare freedoaa asd for “a "They^ on atrike, Stater," l«aer of aducaMB and dbee- a coupte of the glib told her. each Ufe reflected even on Ha merely tedulquca but teleol­ abould compare hit voluntary and with toaeberi trainad in lingla irted ayd ew hat hi fuaTMta of aQ rlgbti eoa- lofreri level a reeognitloa of ogy, the reaUty of perpooea tar d eonraas In adncatioeal aetloD (be pays tultloa you private tdioola. eertalB fundaioMtil n d la- m n to AaMricaaa,'’ cemiaded "Ota, they are, are they?" purpeae la boman atfatn. On In tha nnlvene. Th^ muft admlaialration ai tba Ualver know) and fond with that hit Amoag ny fellow Catbo-. iltenaMa rights of man: Ufa, ■s sC M iaddnt that to- Slater lal^ calmly. ita Uglier leveia, tbe notion of not merely learn pnfeaiioDai sHy of Plttatavgh. tatd tba child be trained In a reUgioua liea, tha prbducti of training liberty, and the pnraalt pf caned wbao I w a In tbe Then aba came atorming vocation reflected e belief In trirta; t l^ moat aequira a adiool offldalt at a matting enrironment to the aodal aloeg a rellgioat dlatlnetion, happlMaa. The beak raaaena thM nada at lacrM Heart from tbe mom, aasr nc etand- tbe • reality of God's Provi- pfaUoaopby, to Atiantk City, N. i . Ha fa^ preeiurai that flout law and I find DO Qotabla laidt of In- for raapeeting .theae righto dehoel is U e , Pa. ins around la our littla group, dance and In tba Identity that In tbe abeenee of a strong Uwr ebargad that tbaaa tbe rights of Ua darkAklnned teUigenca and thinking abU- ara given In religion OMterail Iba boys in the daw one and abouted, "Get into dam could be acbleved between loae of purpose, life be- tcboola de not exist btcaaaa brethren. Hy gnd reapeet for meo of schools but too eftan alighted day decided that Slater Bw all of yen, r ^ t this mlnutel" our purpeee and God’s plan. eomea meanlnglefea, and for peranU want tbtia, but be- Such an attart on a "dual v a rio a a naUonaliUea and or Ignorad in neutral sdwelB. eanae "totolitailan” antberl- glw Asa ww too strict— Aad we all, wittwnt a mor^ AS CABDINAL CUSHING millions of peo^, almost un- ttei dtmMd that tbty bt fop- *naan" la probably tbe word fflur, marebed straight into pmnts out. such netioni wtfe bearaUe In Ha aimleasnen. PNICTT ETBN FOE IHBBClLiai wt asad-«ad ts wa datar^ elam. stable influencea la society, In an age of regfanantation ported. ndsed that we would not go IT SEEMS TO ME that this tense of purpoee aod be­ It is very dlffleuH to talk D m chm wboe bo hack to d ta aftar laaeb. what ao many eoDage atodenb lief In Providence. They dom­ about tatdivldnal responal- laid ail chUdm tboold bo ed­ Sterilization as Legal Punishment T B TOOTHFUL AQI- inated education and they MUty' and tbe rignlfleance of ucated in pubUo ectaoola and need today am nora tae^ara because of aodfreconomie ree- TATOU ameog a laMed who can eommaad reapeet for gave it, too, a stability and di­ one, kin^e personal life. But pointed to tba ptrachiai Bl J. R. Walsb unfit, to prevent them from propagattof themsehea. This sODA Some bubeoda lobaft that tbiagi bad too authority aa did Slater Regina rection which It hag unhap- here la tbe diallenge. aebool ayatoiD aa "the great SOME 1ELIGIOU8 dwoffl- "goat goal to played up to win to the 'OpwatiOD in faa that far.” Wa were ca i *btt4pwn Ann. pUy lost to tha extent that THB EFFECTS of aodal- bamlng aodal pretalem" af inationa as well at Jurist! are this eantary. public favor, bat other factors aootha diUd might men re­ the elieiad health of tba lowed tbe iee& for more TmJUla BOW finds hlneaU urged l i a puntokfimL " a 838 HewnriA gtPML 1 fldala a in the poattix iriiere he can nounce parenthood toreva by motha, promote or atarili- tumble for TnjillA deterrent from crimA It to Tabpboaa, Kl^itooe 44206 P. a Box 1820 (tatoment luggqding that the DO longer count on the tadt vasectomy. Thus tbe life-, ation find thdr beat amA incident has bera unduly am- atraa^ ef tbe nteton to weak­ no tore cure, aloee tbe only tioMi appaaL BM d acte ad­ Throudt bli omnlacient ae- support of a large numbs of cotaln way to prevent a StAaertptfao: cret police. Traiillo wee made phatlaed But ia private tha ufin^nHai DoghilcaM. and be ened aad cut off. mit that tha praaanea of pkysl- Rlenrchy eiprewad ita de­ Primarily ateriliation is itorillMd erindnal from re­ ieal defoiautiea or dtoeana aware of thq plot agaioat his haa at the same time aotego- peating hla olfenM is to keep H O O pw yM ff. UfA He was uoderatondably termination to oppose any nlsad the Church. wrong bearaab it to oppoeed ergeoa for tbe necemlty nf a furthar Infrlngamant ef to tha law of God. It to an him in priaao, where ttorilto- competent ofartotriejan to Casada. a ywr im p inhacrlpUon. Irritated that so many of his If he perdooa tboce vriwn human rights and dtgotty. unjust violation of bodily in- atinn to unnecassaiy. Than manage tbd Batlent patba fonna frtendi could Jdn nn be hai im^isooed aod txtes la no sdentitlc proof that this IM ip eooBtriii, bdadtng effort to deatroy him. In tile Alao cootributing to the to conciliate the Church, It teolty, rendering one Incapw than that ate be stociUaad. bie of prndndng .offipitog by kind af sterlltoriisa dtmtD- In view ef the great pcog- rWHtipiiiaa, 17.00 a year. rot^up of "friends” that fol­ tension exiiting betwecu tba will be interpreted by many tobes erimi or ImprovM tbe Uii^atttog natare. Doctors wbo reea in medieUiA doeton who lowed (the bad informed Hlerardiy and Trujillo was as a sign of weaknen. If he mental stotoa ef the neA Murcee In Ciudad TraJlDo tbe arrest in Deeemba of a keepe his frleoda in Jail and peridrm the operation lodi- reaert to itorUMon are UntrMty, March 10,1940 eetimate tbe mmba who eemlnariiii The irrcri WM I continues to haraaa the cato I that medtrine and aur- IN THB U.S., Dr. Ream looking f a the easy way out ware idled aa between 1,900 tactical mistake and a terteua Church, he nourlihea the Nt- retregrtolng ratba aaaertA there to “no dire ee^ of a case that has Ito dlffi- and AOOO), TruJUlo decreed a one. Unda the 19M con­ temeas and enmity that In- ^pragrearing. DOmic drcumaUoce ao gravA. cult aapecte. The rhallenge em eU Lt AlCVDiOCSSB o f d in t s b form of punishment that was cordat with the Vatican, Tru­ evHaNy wUl deatroy him. : u iu iS of fteriUzA so vHa ao shamefnl that we aod the goal an to eradicate The Dm vw CatboUo Register merits oar cordial baaed on indignity to the per- jillo agreed to special treat­ latha way he goes hi| tlon gre rsidained aa then- must stcriltoe a woman to pre­ the (UseeiA or. If thia ia Im- We eaaflcm It m Sc offidal pubUeatioa e( too rather than phytkal tor­ ment f(w clergy nid religicxti chancee for aurvival ate slim. peutiA eugnik, and punitivA vent b a from having chil­ poadhlA to control H. iflfiei. Wbmever apaetra la Ita odnmat o w ture. to his domain. ' 80UBCBS THAT ACCU-. llienpautie to that which re- dren- Tlw profate here to oot LAWMAKEB8 M IG H T il^ liir a of tbe Ordiaery or them of tbs Officials sUta when a malignant dla- the iterlltoitkQ of any homan wisely cwialda eHmlaating W MW Qwia a bacehy deetaed afSdaL R WAS WHEN WORD of Spedflcally, the concordat RATBLT predicted the Janu­ pravidos that no dark may ary uprising, and who a e now aUB miMt be atwl f n be being, bat the coiTwetiea of aad «*«<*<"g dtaatioat and thla debaiing treatment of cbertsd by aorga y . Steriltoa- amr ecODOHde aHuaUoc that dreamateMaa that ptCMOtoia priaooert leaked out that tbe be arraatod without Church predleting a tfanilar occur- eC S t ^ ^ authoritlea being notified. renee to three v fear BOnthi, tloo to net dbeetly Intended; can be labdad ‘Ore’." of atarllhatioa m as ao ex­ Rlenrchy decided to talk to the opentiOB to to remove Dr. Alan F. (NrttaudMr, cuse for the t e A Dire sodo- We m m WPlm, pefla to, Md teedwri to eolUvete tbe dictator In a ton of Tnijfllo’s police did not ob- lay that tbe Internal opposi' a tsM to « e mmdreo « the arefadtoeaea for the reed- larve tbia requirement, and tioD can count on outside help the mlHgmnry tod tO MVe luMl of obatetriea at ML Sinai aeooomie conditions are not tag of n e BefiMr. wdee to iriileh he waa unac- the life and hetiUi of tbe pa- BoqdUL aotoa that one p a changed by ftarlliiiUm, vridrt enatomed. when Chureh offidala foond tbe next time it moves to over­ ^ • UBBAN J. V E B l out about the seminaitan's throw. TniliUo. As one Bishop tieoL cent of the storiiteioni are inevitably dastroya lamily life F e m ^ S Lfria e it de Seles Arebbirtop oTDeiiTer ”We cannot remain Indif- Eugeric ateriliatioD to ree- made beeam of medical tea- ■ml eonaequently the a—ith A v - P it m reat, they were extremely oainaualy remirfcsd, *Tt may fo n t to the gilavoaa Now angered. aooD be time f a martyrs.” nmaianded for the meotolty aooA and 88 par cent oceor of the atote and tiSa nation. nwwJ«r« M«fcl> 10, iw t Banrwek THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TtUphont, X aytlo n # 4-4205 PAGE FIVE Lourdes 'Dinner Club' St. Catherine Unit Sets Party Mari% 17 (S t Catherine's Parish, Denver) of St. Catherine's Parish. Den­ Mr. P. Couraey, newl{ elected Will Hear Benedictine A St. Patrick's card party and ver. it the snnual venison president invites and u rg u all bake sale will be held Thursday. dinoer. men of the parish to receive (Ov «f Uonle* PirUh, with green pancakes will Ue March 17. in the cafeteria be­ The dinner was prepared and with the society, Pearer> served at the Sunday breakfut ginning with a Lenten luncheon served by the officers of the The monthly m eetin|.of the Our Llidy <4 Louidet “Unner room after the Masaes on Sun­ at 1 o'clock. This card party is PTA and the Altar and Rosary Holy Name Sodety will b» Mon­ Club" will b i t i Tbunday ave- day. March 13. Irish entertain­ sponsored by the Altar and Ro- Society under the direction of day, March 14, at 8 o'clock in nine at Um Shwtydefi Brotbers. ment in honor of St. Patrick u ry Society. Mrs. J. Lombardi, president of the meeting room. iBc^ Cafateria. locatMi at 1000 will enliaen the breakfast pa­ Tickets art 50 cents and the PTA and Mrs. P. Di Pills, During Lent evening devo­ S. Broadway at 7 p.m. for iU trons. AH men cooking t»eak- may be purchased at the door. president of the Altar and R NEW PARISH OETICE rado district for seventh and of Loveland. ers. The men have been serving Pills. E. Marine, S. H. Teraer bert o f tba St. Francis de Sales in the new office wUh the pastor. Sundlng, left eighth grades of parochial Sister Olympia, seventh grade tbe 7:30, 8:30, 11. and 12:10 OF GREAT ASSISTANCE In the Par­ and R Amman. Sacristy workers ipeoeh d u s . Former graduates to right, are Father Keteisen and Mmes. Walter schools w u held Feb. 28 in St. teacher at St. Joseph's School, for March are Mmes; P. Doherty o'clock Masses. Altar boys are ish OperatioDal Fund project now under of the grade school at Lourdes Bronson, St. Mark’s president, and Gene Spilo, John's School. Loveland. received word tbis week of tbe A. Clifford, C. Dps Hoineaux, serving ths 0:30 and 9:30 Masses, way at SL Anthony of Padua Parish, Denver, will g h * the demonstration. p u t president wb* set up the envelope system death of her sister. Sister Mini- and R Kelly. and the weekday Masses. are the new o f ^ and equipment shown above. Winners of recent contests in The team of cooks under the Tbe office, ^ovlded from part of the rectory with its quarterly records. Sealed at the Address- the two grades of schools in ata, in tbe mother-house of the Holy Name direction o f head chef Thomas basement space fwinerly used u s ball, houses ograpb is Mrs. W tllian Hoffman, vice president, Fort CoUJns, Greeley. Long­ Sisters of Loretto, Loretto, Ky. HasterMD announced this week Next Sunday, members of the tbe new Addressograpb machine, model 1900. and to the right is Mrs. Richard Goggin, treas­ mont. and Loveland, competed. Sister Msrgsretts. principal ROCK^BOTFON that a ipecial "Iriab breakfast Holy Name Society will receive that is a vital necestilT for mailing the near urer. Ibv. Ray Shiel, secretary, was unable to be Tbe subject of their speeches of the school, hu snnoun^ RATES Communion in a group in the 1,100 envelope sets to parithionen monthly. present. w u “ Settlement of the South­ the gift of a projector and Vm I XrvlutaMk 7:30 Mass with their families. Dick Estes. Denver Addressograph-Multigraph Additional members of the circle are Mmes. west by Catholics.” Kenneth screen for use in the school. 8ttt« ram Aiucr Tbe president. Edward Cope­ npresentative, explained the working of the Herman Bauer. Paul Samaru, Jack Sobodnski, Vogt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tbis generous gift w u made by •BM Cedr. Am da land, announced tbis week t^ t machine to women volunteers at a meeting at Robert Hall, and James McLeran. Volunteer Vogt of Ft. Collins and an group of businew and pro- HA s a is i the membership through tbe which tbe Rev. Robert E. Kakeisen, pastor, aides who come in when needed include Mmes. eighth grade pupil, represented fessioasl men of t{ie parish. selling of the Stmd^ V u ito r blessed tbe new office. A buffet clos^ tbe Arthur Nider, in charge of weekly posting; Jo­ S t Joseph's School in Sunday's hM another 050 to be sent to evening. seph Trainor, Pat Hallabao, Bill Coyle,.Melvin competition. He recently won tbe Chancery Office as a dona Heads of St. Mark’s Circle, which is in Dendlnger. Sam Duvall, John Herxog, and Ernest first place among eight con­ tlon for tbe seminary bune. charge o f all pariah secretarial work’ are shown Ulibarri. (Photo by Hahn-Uuten) testants at S t Joseph's School. This w ilf be a total o f 0100 sent Other pupils participating from in' by tbe new Holy Name So- SL Joseph's School were Bar­ JOHN P. DALEIDEN CO. dsty. The Holy Name Society St. Anthony Drive Doubles Income bara Welland, in second place; members are also members of with Honorable mention going The Most Complete Selection of the parish CCD organisation. (St. Anthony ef P a d u 'i Parish, ings stamp poinU and certih- card is needed in order to re­ to Beth Morgan. Joe Coyte. Religious Articles • Church Supplies More than 140 members of Denver) cates from Mrs. Lucille Duvall, ceive a certificate for each book. I Mike Gilsdorf, Jim Brechtel, the Confraternity of Christian The men of the pirish met former ways and means chair­ For an authorization card phone jsue Weiland. and Suun Robb. LENTEN MISSALS Doctrine receiv^ Communion March 8 with* the pastor, the man. Any parishioner when re­ Mrs. Favalko at WA. 2-2748. Judges deeming . his Fioneer stamp Games Party STORE HOURS . last Sunday in tbe 8:30 Mats. Rev. Robert E ' Kekeisen, to Judgu for the contut were books for premiums cao uk for 1 ajB. le SJa gjn. MonOiy thru FrMar Tba membership meets every open the UNM renewal of the Tbe Holy Name men will Henry Hudek, associate profes­ points for St. Anthony's Altar V ajo. MV ajn. faturem two weeks for a study of re- Parish Operational Fnndltarted sponsor a games party on Fri­ and Rotary Society. He will re­ day. March 18. at 8 p.m. in the ligioo. in 1906. This campaign has re­ FIRST COMMUNION SUPPLIES sulted in a more than double ceive 12 points for each book large clusroom. There will be A meeting of officers of the weekly income. redeemed. 20 games and many special Altar Society PTA and the room mothers took Paul PonKKmio Is the general When redeeming National prizes. Admission (Will be 01 place last week and tbe presl- 1120-22 Broadwav KE. 4-8233 nhslnnan- Duties od both divi­ Red Stamps, an authorization per person. dent, Mrs. Charles M a ^ ey , At St. Joseph's sional chairmen and of the t asked that tbe women sponsor workers themselves were out­ tbe parish dinner for the parish lined at the meeting^ Each man Holds Breakfast 'Judget Fund Drive.” The Annual Fashion Show was urged to recruit additional women o f the PTA also help tbe (8L Joseph's [Redemptoristi wm-keit from smpng bis friends listers on Sunday mornings at Parish, Denver) In the parish. Planned in Lakewood the tnreikfast room, lookuig Tbe current debt of 02SO,- after the boys and girls wait­ (8 t B enia^U e't Parish, O fflcen of the Altar and ontHeroad? 000 makes the renewal project tickets at 01.50 each will be on ing on tables. The breakfast is Lakewood) Rosary Society were pleased Xawpinteoeli imperative, it w u pointed out, sale after all the glasses on spOMored each Sunday by the Tbe annual luncheon, fashion with the number of women who especially if a convent is to be Sunday, March 13, by members byloogdistwa.' show, and card party will be attended the annual Commu­ “ Bocks Club." bi^t when nuns have been se­ of the Altar and Roury Society. held in the Mho(4 basement on After tbe fruit plate luncheon nion breakfut. The Rev. Wal­ cured for the school. inr. lIRfI 1006 MSfiUKI um S t P a t n a ’s Day. March 17, at and fashion show, earde will be ter Karrw, C.SJ.R.. moderator, Women o f St. Anthony's will 11:30 a.Q. Mrs. John Wynne, spoke on Lent and emphuized New, (w wdy 0 1 7 1 e r Um, yev Tkt Dtfivir Cotholk serve a buffet supper for the l^ayed, and all women of tbe chairman of the ways and means parish are urged to attend this the need for prayer and pen­ ean celt anywhere in the Muntrf, workers in tbe s^ool double •setpt Afotka or Howen, and talk R«gis1tr committee of the Altar and Ro­ party and are urged to bring ance. He also expressed the clasaroom T u e s d a y evening, Publiihed Weekly by the sary Society, announced tbis hope that tbe women would for three wonderfvl mlnuletet the March IS. at 7 o'clock. It U their neighbors and friends. glghttime itotlen to itotion lo fe or Catholic Preu Bodaty, loc., w e ^ that Sears. Roebuck A Mn. Warren Finch, President continue their support. hoped that 200 men will re^Mmd en Sunday (sta federal e>,Par Year. Ipg of the latest spring fu b - annooDced this week that Mrs. which met on March 2, an M cn a ta la Htwtae T elep h en a Entered u Second Clau This would mean only six ca b loDt with models selected fro n Thelma Jerman, and M n. Alma Dounce that their next meeting Matter at the Poat Office, per man. the parish. Moore had been appointed u will be held Tuesday, April 5, Denver, Colo. The arrival of many new pa­ Special Attractiou representaUvu from St. Berna­ at which time the memtwrs of rishioners in the past 12 months There will be a number of dette's to tb r Denver Deanery the nominating committee will neceuiUtes special calls to ac­ Ipecial aUraotions given, and Council. present a slate of officers. quaint newcomers with plans for ^ e future. The pastor will bel£ A chllliburger luncheon is that situation by speaking at aU planned for Wednesday. March seven Masses Sunday, March 13. 23 Tbe date for the sisters’ He is eonfident, be stressed at food shower hu been set for the iniUsj meeting, that parish­ Sunday, Afuil 3. ioners contfiiue the acdld Tbe children of the grade support that h u skyrocketed school are demonstrating their the hopes of the parish in 1006. love of (}od by tbeir increased The new vutments that ar­ reception of Communion in rived from France were shown Lent Each Tuesday in the 8 o’clock Mus, Novens services co. to the women of the Altar and lAifcsir fum ruH m ur*nu»fD Rosary Society at their past are held for grade Kbool chil­ meeting. Tbe Mother Cabrinl dren after which members <4' Circle reported that it ia stiU the PTA serve breakfut. Fri IS5 B making tbe altar cloths for tbe day afternoon claaMs from the new church. fourth through eighth grade at­ <3t, eL.S-3641 Mrs. Rose Reno, president of tend tbe Stations of tbe Crou tbe Altar Society, announced at 2:30 p.m. that the women ^ tbe society will have a doughnut sale cin Um last Sunday of every month. The women will sell them after aU the Masses in the south class­ room. Mrs. Ruth Favitko. ways and Sensible Prices means cochsirman, h u taken over the cellection

PANCAKE DRUMMERS DRUMMING UP INTEREST In the £orth rKenh. No minemum dfpotrt (he corporate Communion Mass 'owner of Mario's of Aspen Res­ MORTUARY taquind. for all men and boys of the par- taurant. and other entertainers lish. Tbe visiting Father Frank from the restaurant. Miss Vir- retSONAlinO CHKKS givt you •>tr« prMlig* IGartland, C.S.C.. national direc- iginia Starr. Mrs. Shirley White ...prtrtwd for you »n |utt mirtutti at r>o I tor of the Knights of the Altar, and Gino Leoneti will sing ap- txtrs chsrga. will be the celebrant of the ^propriate motets u well u the Mass. He will also be the main j hymns for the Solemn Benedic­ \ \ 1 V speaker at the luncheon that tion. aiOUlAI or M W WAV CHfCXrMO ACCOUNTS will follow the Mass at 12 PiuDcial Campaign to Be ctn b« opuntd it our OtIVI-IN Itnli. «(io. o'clock noon. The luncheon will Re-activated Op«n Mondoy thru fridoY 7 to 7, be held at (he Top of the Park J The Capital Gains Campaign conducted in the pansh last of the Park Lane Hotel. tJtiiprl nf thi CKimr’ WE PAY Kaif^bU of Altar Investiture year proved a real financial sal- The investiture of the pansh POSTAGE servers as Knights of the Altar newal of pledges committeemen All seroices under the deposits AflEl-SBrntti, will take place m the church at ^ have already begun to organize personal supervision 4 o'clock Father Frank Garl- I their workers for the job of con­ ^Y MAIL w f m T land. C S C., national director of tacting again the families and of otir expenenccii the knighu will preside at the .wage earners of (be parish in an CatboIL* fu/teral directors w investiture and preach the ser­, effort to continue and augment mon Solemn Benediction of the the fund drive of lut year. The i'hnfrl o f Ihr A & - MAMK AND TRU ST CO. Blessed Sacrament will follow. , intensive solicitation is sched 7177 ^ . < a Kux CM)r«] • ISA Md Afxia.hu. SH, »7. C .I.. For the investiture ceremony, uled for March 27. and the fol­ NMlhtri P.Sm .I D ta.tll C . f . . r . t i . . • Ftdtr.l Sxtxrvx Sri*t>. arrangements have been made lowing week lannock Slrttf THf DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER T«l*phofM, K c y ilo n t 44205 TRyndav. March 10, 1940

CONVENTION SET MAY 9, 10 CLUB C A L E N D A R tion at Greeley, and the spring Regis Guild cial Club in the home of Miss ACCW to Consider Adeline Duran, 1016 Lowell benefit at Bonfils Theatre, will The Regis Guild card Boulevard. Sunday, March 13, be discussed at the meeting. party scheduled for Feb. 22, commencing at 5 pm. Following the business meet­ it Public Service Auditorium All members plallning to at­ ing, Mrs. Frances Schmidt Christ-Like Family was postponed because of the tend must make reservations by ebsinnan, wlO introduce unseasonsUe weather and will calling Mrs. Irene Norton at SP. Mrs. Irene BtckeU, who will ^ve •The Christ-like Family the Artzer, Denver; Mrs. Mary tion of the Arcbbithops and be held on April 2 in Loyola 7-9028 and also to ascertain en Irish program, consisting of Hope of tbe World" is the Bradley, Colorado Springs; Mrs. Bishops of the United States. School basement auditorium what dishes they are to bring. songs sind recitations. , theme of the 24th annual con­ Fred Slarbuck, Western Divi­ 150 Denver Groups starting at 1:30 p.m. A All who have card tables and A number of members of Discipline, Education vention of the Denver Arch- sion, and Mrs. Laura Lindgren, Denver's Archdiocesan Coun­ luncheon will be serve* chairs are asked to bring them. Court St. Rita make tbe First diocesan Council of Catholic Eastern Division, Greeley; Mrs. cil numbers 190 groups of Cath­ and special gifts will be An admission of 50 cents wiU Saturday devotions at Holy Topic of Talk at Mullen Women, to be held in Denver Reginald BaU, Fort Collins; olic women. Six geographic AdmissloD is 60 cents cover the dinner and evejpDg (^host Church each month. At May 9 and 10. Mrs. Adolph Kuss. LeadviUe; areas, termed deaneries, csrry son and tickets and retervntiou of cards. the Mass and Holy Hour March and Mrs. Guido Rossi, Glen- out the plan of the ACCW by S, a number of junior memtert, “EduciUoa must go band In Robert Schlut. Mrs. Martin J. Murphy, may be obtained from Mrs. St. Bernadette band with disctpline,” tbe Bev. Mrs. Jack Knudsen will serve ACCW president, of Colorado wood Springs. co-ordinating parish groupe, Louise Grover, general chair­ together with counselors and George M. Tipton, science pro­ as chairman for the mothers' Springs, will be host to the two- Offletal U y Union such as altar and rosary socie­ man, or Mrs. Gerald W. Bsnn, Study CUib junior committee members, at­ fessor at Regis College, told club with Hmes. Robert Schlut, day m e e t i n g , spotlighting The ACCW is tbe official or­ ties, aid societies, and home and guUd president All guUd mem­ The next meeting of the St. tended in a group. The junior PTA members of Mullen High Ray Crowley, and M. Pike as world-wide problems facing gan of all Catholic women's lay school associations. Local chap- bers, guests, and friends of Bamddette Study Club of Our group was then entertained at School, Fort Logan, on Wednes­ her committee. modern family life. organizations in the Denver ten of national Catholic or Regis are c ^ i a ll y invited to Lady of Mt. Caniiel Parish, will breakfast by the senior commit­ ganizations are also Induded. day, March 9. Elections of officers will be Open to All Archdiocese. I', la a member of attend this delightful afternoon be held in the home of Mrs. tee in tbe clubhouse, pior to Automatic Membership Following the address, brother held at the next PTA meeting, Presidents of tbe six arch- the National Council of Catho­ of gsmes and fun. Money real­ Mjpbsel Villano at 3 0 4 ^ . 41st annual initiation ceremonies. This committee system— from Denyse, frin clp a l. of Mullen to be held Wednesday, April diocesan deaneries are urging lic Women, comprised of ized from' tbe event will be Avenue on Monday, 5^mb 14, Catholic Nurses women active in national, state, national to arcbdioceean to High SchooL gave a brief sum­ 20. all Catholic women, whether used f o r . vestments tnd altar at 1 p.m. All members are urged The (Colorado S prinp chapter diocesan, local, and parish so­ deanery to pariah — enables mary of projects and procedures The weekly gamea party members or non-members of iay replscements for Regis College. toj attend. o f tbe CsUiolic Nurses' Assicia- cieties. every Catholic w«nan in an of­ that wlU be inaugurated in witb which waa held on Monday organizations, to attend. Dean­ Tbe March business meeting St. Thomas’ Auxiliary tion will hold its monthly meet­ ery presidents are Mrs. A. J. The NCCW in turn is guided ficial Catholic-affiliated group the new term in Septem evening, has been changed to will te held Sunday, March 18. The St. Thomas Seminary ing on Monday, March 14. at by the National Catholic Wel­ to be an automatic member of ber. Friday evenings. Tbe games at 8 am The holy sserifice 7:30 p.m. at St. Frsnda’ Hos­ fare Conference, the organiza­ the Arcbdiocesan Council. Auxiliary will hold its regu­ Mrs. Robert Classen, Civil De­ party is held in the high school the Hass will be offered in the lar meeting on Friday, March 11, pital. The speaker for the eve­ fense chaiman, informed the gym. During tbe Lenten season, student chapel by tbe guild's 1960, at 10:30 a.m., in tbe club­ ning will be Dr. Walter H. Ma­ loney, obsthetrician, whose ttvic parents of the Civil the party will begin at 8;30 p.m. moderator, the Rev. William house of the Catholic Daughten will be the “Medicsl-Moral Prob­ meeting, which thus giving those players ample Hauser, S.J. Breakfast will be of America, 1772 Grant Street. lems in Nursing.” A social hour held at SL John's Parish. In time to attend Friday eveninj served in tbe usual manner in All members and friends of the will follow the meeting- All ber report, Mrs. C devotions. the student lounge cafeteria at seminarians are cordially In­ Cstholiq B.N.’s are urged to at­ plained the need of home pre- Flans hnd menu were pre the prevailing prices for adults vited to attend. in the event of an settled to the members of the and children. Members and their tend, Mothers' Club by Mrs. John families are welcome. Since this Lady of Bell Kotowski, Cana dinner chair morning meeting attracts such Retreat 'Apr. 2-3 Dumtere of guild m em ten, res­ is active in tbe Drama, English, Our Laoy of tbe Bell’s Dr^ Jomn f . Gray This dinner will be prepared Joy Gerity, daughter of Mr. ervations are requested by Fri­ annual retreat will be held the select] and Choral Clubs. She is i and served by members o l the and Mrs. Edward E. Gerity, 859 day, March 11, at the (Allege, this year on the week end of and member of the Public Relations OPl'OMhTRIST Mothers' Club for the Cana eon Cove Way, Denver, b u been GE. 34565. April 24. The retreat lite is El Members of the ference to beheld on April 3 in Lab and the yearbook staff. She named assistant stage manager rsnsportation committee Pomar in Colorado Sprinp. committee for the men of Mul­ St. Uhry's Cnurcb, Littleton. took an active part in the fall Eyes Examined members are James J. Arkins, Reservations may be made by len, are Fred Herceg, chairman, The' members will serve for the production of “The Re­ production of “Carouael.” Richard Connell, F. Bischfter- contacting Miss Mary Jo Mc- Pete Steinbach, A1 Netzel, and im dinner with all the trim- luctant Debutante" to be pre­ She is majoring in English ger, Paul E. RossmiUer, and Enery, spiritual chairman, or Visual Care ings. Those mothers who sented at Marymount College. and pians a career in journaliam James Sweeney.. one's own unit representative suld rather make a cash do- Los Angeles, on March 13 and after graduation. 213 Colo. Bldg. 161A (M fs Sisters of Poor Fete Reservations must te in by itioD may do so by contacting 14. Mercy Hospital Auxiliary For Aged Is Canceled Judith Smen, an alumna of March IS as sccommodations For Appointment Call: Mrs. Kotowski, PY. 4-SSS5, or Mias Gerity. a sophomore at Becaose of Illness, tbe A “Treasures and Trash” are limited. Mrs. William Zlereils, WE. 6- the well-known women's college, St. Francis de Sales' High TA. 5.B883 Little Asters of the Poor will Martin J. Murphy sale is being sponsored by 4070. School, Denver, and a sopho­ Seton Guild not be able to conduct their the Women's Auxiliary of Mercy Mothers desiring to bake annual SL Joseph’s Day cele- more at Mt. SL Scbolastica Col­ Hospital on April 1 sad 2. Because of severe weather, imemade apple pies may con Inwtion at Mullen Home for Heights Sister Planning lege. Atchison, Kins., is student Castaway items such u draper­ the March meeting ol the tact Mrs. Herb. Wagner, SU. 1 MONK!... MOMMY!... tbe Aged. It has bMn custo­ ies, bedding, furniture, kitchen Seton Guild was postponed from 1689. government commission chsi^ mary to have a eelebratioD on utansils, spring or summer cloth­ the first Friday to the second Those with staples for the Home Economics Meet man for the Central-Midwest March 19. ing, electrical units, china or Friday. It will te held March MOMMY! relish dishes, potato salad, may Among those planning the 51st tlonal Awareness — tbe Age of Re^oD of tbe National Federa­ ceramics, and all kinds of 11 at tbe home o f Mrs. Bernice To modMn, that cry rnsns thaS contact Mrs. Pete Steinbach at annual meeting of the American Interdependence.” « tion of Catholic College Stu­ DOLLS — WIGS — SHOES elry and l»i^a-hrac are ne MannioD, 5380 B. 33rd Avenue. there's another cut, soitch, scrape, WE. 4-1091. Home Economics Association is dents. Dolb Dressed to Order The AHEA Is a national or­ for the sale. A telephone call to Mrs. Elmer Nolan will te co- or bum. It also means iht should Pies for the dinner may be Sister Paschalita of Loretto Judith is attending college ganization for professional home Mrs. LouU Albi, FR. 7-5147; hostess. ofUBdnent, A J .C Doll Hospital delivered to the school April 2. Heights College. The convention on a scboiarship. economists er for those gradu­ Mrs. Piero Albl, OE. bums and stings, All other staples such u canned is scheduled in Denver June 28 St. Rita’s Court CLOilD MOPDAVt ated from accredited colleges The Very Bev. Richard F. Mrs. P. C. Allen, FR. 7-6966; good RXUaiOUS 8TATU U REPAIRKD goods and coffee may be sent to July 1, with meetings in the Ijeland will be tbe theme with home econom ia degrees. Mrs. Harry Kanatzer, DE. 3- a during the last week of March Denver Auditorium and tbe Hil­ Ryan. 8J-. president of Regis for both the decorations and Mrs. J. A. McCourt Current programs are focused College, will be the prindpel 1641; or Mrs. Pasequale Marran- new kind o f iodiiiie that steps in- SU Dewnlng MA. p m i to the school cafeteria. ton Hotel. Some 6,000 home the pro,;rOblates of at 7:45 p.m. in the G ub House, ■II npes-even vinia n d fbngus. feature a a p ^ e r of national St. Benedict 1772 Grant And up to 40 thoas £uar. Osi Plans for a number of upcom NEW RUGS and URPETS importance, talking on "Interna- paintesISODINEANTISEPnC The Denver and Boulder Ob- ing events for the court, Ischid- Moo^-back gasraatee. latos of St. Benedict will meet Recollection Day ing the corporate Communion ^ tn a m w m m M m a nw cm on Sunday, March 18. and breakfast, Hie state nmeiiieiiHii' i>icw,eMnne. Set at Residence Father Robert o f Holy Cross Recollection Day will be held Abbey will te present for these at the St. Rose Residence, 998 meetings, with the Boulder Ob- 2430 K. 3rd OK. 34 34 0 o r EA. lOtb Street, Denver. Sunday, latos meeting at 1:15 p m., at THE AIm Wall la Wall CWaalag Is lha Hama March *13, beginning with Mass Sacred Heart Church in Boulder, and (k^muniOQ at 6:30 a m after which Father Robert will INSPIRING S995.00 Is the There will be four conferences, come to Denver for a meeting •LOWRBY dinner, Benediction, etc. Tbe with the Denver Oblates at 4 Rev. A. Coomes, SJ.. wUI be pm ., In Christ the King Church, PASSION the conference master. St. Eighth Avenue and Fairfax Rose’s is a residence for busi­ Street. PLAY ness women, conducted by tbe The meeting will follow tbe Frandscsn Slsten. usual order of Benediction, Com­ i t Lorgait i pline, and a brief instruction on Spinat Ol IrUh Social Club the Holy Rule. Final plans for ★ ' tbe Annual Oblate Day‘, to be Dance Annual Event held on M arcb.% at Holy Cross ” OBERAMMERGAU ★ fu ll The Denver Irish Sodsl Abbey in Canon C3ty, will also oil modoli Ctob will sponsor Its annnal HOSPITAL AUXILIARY EVENT be discussed. W 0 i t Lowrty Oroan* SL Patrick's Day dance in the A MEMBERSHIP COFFEE of St. Josephs Hospital All Oblates and others inter- FLUS VISITS TO Sloveninn Hill, 4464 W uhlng- from S99S Auxiliary, Denver, was attended by, left to right, Mrs. ebted In sttonding the meetings toQ StreeL H s ^ IT from 8:39 ienne Perenyi, hostess; Mrs. Herman F. Seep, 4 c e president: of this spiritual organization are Ceme in— l isten te the Lewrey and dis pjB. to 1:30 a m Irish tongs d Mrs. Richard Y. Battertou, wife of Denver’s mayor. Tbe most cordially Invited to do so. cover (or yourself why more peopk and dances will te presented. coffee w u held on Tuesday, March 1, at tbe Richthofen Castle Walt Letcher and his band Paramount Social Club select Lowrey Spinet Organs than any m e of Mrs. Etienne Perenyi. will provide dancing nmaic. other makel Last minute reselYations Ample, free parking space b will be accepted up to 6 p.m. LOURDES available. The public is in­ Saturday for the pmiuck bam Joe Onofrto Music Co. is 11,50 per 20 Juniors Initiated dinner and evening of cards to 1332 Broadway , CH. 445M By Catholic Daughters be held by the Paramount So­ New Sodolists Given &R0M E Twenty new Juniors re­ Luna, Linda Johnston, Jean ceived official caps after initia­ Swanke, Carol Dameron, Carol Medal of St. Cajetan / SAVE AT SAFEWAY tion in the Catholic Daughters Vick. Mary Lou Ruby, Susan Club House on March 5. Hart, Mary Lindsey, Gena Ann (SL CajeUn’s Parish, Denver) After attending Mass and re Roberts. Sandra Phelan, Elaine New members received the ceiving Communion in Holy Maytag, and Janet Daniel. Other Young Ladies' Sodality Medal on Sunday, March 6, at the 8:30 Ghost Church, the girls junior council members present Mass. Elected officers were PEACHES 3 95c marched to the club bouse for were Miss Anna Limaeher, luncheon and the initiation Juanita Morales, president; Ber- slate junior chairman; Mn. Shijluid brand. Sliced. Yellow Freestone. ceremony. Sharon Prster, pre­ that Morales, vice president; El­ len L Torres, secretary; and siding court president, assisted Estamae Marine, junior chair­ by Court Officers Elaine Orr, man; and Mrs. Mary Carr, pand Marbella Rubsl, treasurer. Kiteben Craft brand. Mary Lou Lawrence, and Mar­ regent of senior court. Rose Received this month were Enriched garet Rodriguez conducted the Hattendorf, Vim Slomany, Mar­ Rita Vrioste, Pauline Morales. Genevieve Lucero, Rosalia Pe­ lb. SMk ceremonies. Tbe girls receiv­ garet Lynch, and Charlotte Mc­ FLOUR 10 87c rez, Patty Valdez. Delores Sar- ing caps are Kristine Sanger, Donald. assisted with tbe luni Wb. A B C 1.79 SO-lb. Kathy Grace, Kathleen Me- eon. Mrs. Betty Daniel and Mrs. rtno, Carol De Leon, Jackie Ha- S ack______I ...... ^ 9 S id e ...... 3 ^ □oskey, Kit Hamilton, Joyce Ann Maytag, counselors of the bacits, and Carls Romero. Fa­ MuUin, Carol DiManna, Celeste new juniors from H(rfy Family, ther John Ordinas, C.R., ^ the Herrera, Mary Rubner, Betty were also present. spiritual director of the todal- ity. New Members are still be­ ing sought. Inquiries can te made by calling AC. 2-9256. PINK SALMON 55c APPLEWOOD WEST ONLY Prince Paiil brand. Fancy. CPTL to Hear • • GREAT NEWS • • Art Department $ 9 4 8 . LIMITED AMOUNT OF Head at Heights 6% Conventional Loans and William Joseph, of th-t art de­ Plk«RtM A«Kft PKATURIHtt Whole Whiting Fish partment of Loretto Heights Col­ KUCHARIBTIC COMRRRBR A l-** AVAILARtf lege, will te the guest speaker Popnlar N atloul brands. Pan ready, headlesi. F.H.A, Financing at the regular Catholic Parent- Includes round-trip econonqrosr Pilpimtiss te I te served st the social hour A ll prknt in this od good in Denver thru March 12, 1960 preceding the meeting at 9;30 IN APPLEWOOD WEST am. Tbe patronage of the SHOW HOUSES OPEN DAILY AND EVENINGS on “SL Patrick” will te 23RD AND YOUNGFIELD by Mrs. George McCsddon, dent of Christ the King PTA D riv e out Wert 20th to Youngfield and tunt Mrs. Steve Halpin, hospitality North blocks to O SAFEWAY 3 23 rd cbiirman, will te assisted st the B E 3-3539 door by Mrs. E T. Barton, league representative (or SL Vincent de Vfe r^ law ih e right to limit quantitiee. None sold to dealers. Paul P T A Tciaphana, Kayilana 44205 PAGE SEVEN March to. tMO O ttica, laaMck Straat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER People to Be Asked for $2,000,000 irchbishop's Guild Beginning March 21 the peo­ such a bargain in badly needed have increased coita n tly. Fa­ ple of the Greater Denver Area hospital facilities. cilities have deteriorated. 'Ote will be asked to contribute Tbe Sisten of Charity of answer is dear. If (he •efs Fashion Show $2,000,000 for which they will Leavenworth who own and oper­ the Denver area— Uw" poienwai receive an $8,000,(X)0 addition to ate St. Joseph’s Hospital on a PLtients at St. Jqieph's — aep MaKb 22, >B the Lincoln borne of Mrs. Louis Hall. St. Joseph’s Hospital. No com­ non-profit b ^ are willing to to know the seciirity of effi­ o f the Sbtrley-Savojr Ho- Margaret Flaherty will be tbe munity can afford to pasa up continue, to contribute their cient modem hospftd |srviee I the Ardibiifa'op'B Guild, Den- hosten Hards 20 fOr St. JobD'if services at no charge and thus when the need arises, a new ^wUl iponsor Uth annual d r d e . to provide I8,(X)0,0(X) for tbe SL Joseph’s must be built tbow. Since tbis event LitUe n ew er d r d e future $12.5(X).000 medical cen­ Tbe hospital and its staff flrtt pioneered in IMO The members of little Flower Sf. John's Parish ter. recognize the area’s needs; QM b a M Ie MeNantara «ae Cirde wUl have a poUuck sup­ Denver, with 2,700 penons drive provides thi opportuniti' and Virginia Tbomp- per in the home of Florence Has 3 Units That moving to tbe metropolitan for residents to recognize tl|a w a f t and means ebaliman, Schsslts on March 16. community each month, b u an hospital’s financial r e q u i r e ­ proved a most popular nteresa Stakebake of St. immediate need for 2,000 new ments. For ths ffrst time In .87 of benefit Eads year Use Anne's Cirde is leaving March Make Rosaries and replacement beds. Tbe staff years the Slstera of (% «ity H als are edected from at St. Joseph’s must turn away 18 for seven! weeks in Pasa­ The women who make up Our make tbis claim on the heart the meodlsen o f tbe an average of 20 patients daily dena. Calif. Lady’s Rosary Making Clube in and common lenM o f an arda In the past 10 yean,' pn^ — persona who want and need Blessed M aun Circle will the Denver area are mothers that must have St. Joaepb’s Hos­ every d r d e b is supplied meet March 10 in tbe home of bousewivee. retired UfunKn hospital care. Even now, emer- pital. models. Martha Valdes. and business women. p n d e s often must be cared t n tickets have been dls- Millie Pltchford will enter­ in corridors or in rooms de­ to each nsembw tain St. Anthony's Clrelc March There are three active rosary­ signed for two beds and tLe d r d e presidents, 17. making groups in St. John'the cwwded mth four. tickets, however, may be The memben of Our Lady of Evangelist Parish. Demands on. the life-giving from tbe ways and Lourdee Cirde will have a pot Our Lady of Peace Cfrcle at services of S t Joseph’s Hospital comnsittee, Pat Hurray, luck supper March 15 in the St. John’s; besides making W. 33rd Avenue. GU home of Helen Cinny. rosaries, sell articles in the Mercy Hospital or Anne Brenner, 1100 back of the church three’ to Women’s ^Auxiliary y. DE. 3-1079. A $1 donaUon four tinges a year. These sales Ob Sunday, March 13, tbe I requested. Winifred C o< ^ help iff buying materials for Women’s Auxiliary of Mercy added to Use committee. more rosaries. In January, they Width Is Termed Hospital will host a tea and re­ ^wUl be in charge of adver' turned in approximately 125 ception honoring some 30 stu­ CHECK FOR MAR7CREST rouriesrou n es tot< Daniel F. McBnery, fssence in dent nurses, their families, and Fitting Pictured left to right are Myron De Francia, whio hat been I called the "back- o f Heaven d r d e will FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS friends. co-chairman of the current campaign; Mrs. Cro­ b o ^ ’’ of the club. Mist O'Neil Hards 13 in the borne of raised by the Marycrest High School Ute reception iHll follow im Sdslerborg. Shoes nin, presenting the check; Joseph McConaty, is [preside-resident o f this group and Children's Mothers’ Club Is presented to Sister AntoneUa,' mediately the traaitional "Cap­ chairman: and Sister AntoneUa. Hr. McCoifaty Mm. De E Sciose is treasurer. Slattery will •nti-tain nperior of tbe Denver school, by Mrs. Mary ping Ceremony" for the fresh­ "Width is tbe essence in fit­ expressed his appreciation of the efforts being nsemben of Onr Lady of Cronin, club president. The money will be used pur Lady of the Beads Circle ting s child'i shoe; length is done by 30 lay volunteers in soliciting funds for men students who have lueeeis- Cirde at a poUock sup- for the high Khool building fund, for wtaidi at'St. John’s recently tobk up fully completed tbe first stage only secondsry. WiA s child’s the building program. Henry J. De Nicola is >Harcta IL about $12JK)0 hss been collected by the Mary 8 collection of old religious ar Ths Most fstpsrlani foot so Qeaible. it’s humanly architect for the over-all project, which envi­ of thdr nursing course. Philomena's d r d e will crest Founders' (Hub. Construction is to start tides in the paiitb fw the In hnposiible to find tbe correct sions 20 classrooms in duplex units, a chapel, The capping ceremony will at 10;M March 17 in the this spring on a duplex unit, costing about dian mission at Tsos and Las length until Use width is found be h eld' in the chapel of tbe $50,000, which will contain two classrooms and and I gymnasium-cafeteria. The .Franciscan Sis­ Vegas, N. Hex. Mrs. Mina Hal­ CAKE correctly.’’ hospital at 2 p.m., and the re­ m t labwatories, so that the school may add its first ters of Penance and Christian Charity conduct verson is president of tbis in your life foe the This Is the belief of Denverjs ception will be k] the N^irses' Ssm MMs Hi Ssrty PMiriM junior class 'next September. the school at 5280 N. Federal Boulevard, Denver. group and Helen Smith is the must Importaat oeetsioa newest children's retaUer,. Wil­ Residence. treuurer. HARTAM f liam 0. Smith. He is owner-man­ CoKduirmen of arrangements Weddittg Cakes St. Dominic Circle at St. KAKOCS ager of tbe Junior Bodtery, 158 for the tea and reception are A Specialty FUlmore Street. Air Academy Gro,up Plans Card Party John's, beaded by Hay Ihme, Mrs. Robert J. Slatted, ebair- has been working five yean Qum of student nurse hospital­ AU Butler Hr. Smith's years of escpert- The first aBDuaTcard party Women's Sodality is tbe first rent year are; President, Mn. making rosaries. Their meet- ity; and Mrs. P, C. Allen, vice CAKES ence and study in fltting and sponsored by the Air Force sodality of a military inataila- George V. Fagan; vice presi­ in p vary from diScusaions to president o f the auxiliary. selling children'i shoes are be­ Academy Women’s Sodality will tion to become a member of the dent. Mrs. J. L. Rhyne; secre­ viewing films. Pouring will, be Mrs. B. E ing reflected in tbe success of be held'this year on March 17. Denver Archdiocesan Council tary, Mrs. Viettfr L. Conway: Otfr Lady of the Mountains Grossman, president of the his two-nMnUs-old shop. Tbe The party wUl be bbld in the of Catholic Women and is an and treasurer. Mrs. R. L. Tris- BAKERY Cirde at Most Predoua Blood auxiliary; Mrs. Mary Gibbons, CM store is in tbe Cherry Creek Air Force Academy Service active affiliate of tbe Colorado ler. Father V in c^ t F. Hart is Parish sent 450 rosaries to tile Mrs. James Blair, Mrs. John J. Phsue RA3-2S59 m k wmSh t - ra a im Shopping Cento*, knoro as Club located on the lower Springs Desiiery. the spiritual director for the Oblate Fathers of Mary Imma­ Vance, Mrs. Fredrick H. Good, Hums • / Fins Pm Hss SS *. CfeWl Cwli—S It. 1-lStt ‘^rim e location.’’ It’s on what level of the Community Cen­ Officers serving for the cur- sodality. as irwswf - w. ;.74ia culate at San Antonio, Tex., and and Mrs. Milton Allen, will be 1 Stem ts S*rr» Vsu ii called D e a r ’s "Quality ter just o ff Road 50. Games will 750 to Cosmo, Puerto Rico. auiiting hostesses. - Mic.l(»sd«n M (s. IHvsnItT Bow." Mr. S m ^ plans more start at 1 p.m. and tickets are ISM (ow iSs1 She.I MtO...... I. J>< S«* "junior bootedes” elsewhere in The Blessed Mother Cirde $1. Use state. Tbe ebainnan of tbe event ii at SL Louis' Parish, Englewood, Good Selection M n. R. W. Michels. Her sub­ sells religious artides e v ^ BRIDGE LESSONS' ICARPETS third Sunday, three Sundays be­ "I watch tbe stock carefully committee dtainnen are; Tick fore Easter and Christmas, and Elxpert Initiuctionl Goren point count bidding! and order frequently," Mr. eta, Mrs. E T. Ryan and M n Bm Ust at misaions and novenas in or­ RUGS Smith notes. "I carry a good J. E. Peterson; prizes. Bln. J. der to buy rosary-fnaking ma­ LEARN Winning PlSyer LUCILLE SMITH Urtsst WlsMISIIi M HM utv. selection of styles. Thk Edwards S. C ro«ey; puUleity, Mrs. Q. V. terials. This ’d r d e also "adop­ Company (be earriea Edwards' Fagan; taUes, Mrs. R. Wallace; Recent winner of the-Winter Sectional Master’s Pairs ted” two children at St. Clara's mhur. 'ss7;r from 9«JK) to 19.95), Shaw- refreshments, Mn. 3 . W. Quirk; and tbe Open Individual. hosteases, M n. V. C. •Conway; Orphanage, Denver. Memben ^ n s Ills rju. Gerwin growing girls’ shoos at 99.95, and Dev era special make- room arrangements, M n. J. De- clean the sltar and arrange the flowen for one month each CLASSES START NEXT WEEK! tip thoei) is fabnlous with fill Smet. LM.W. year. Mrs. Ben Baker is presi­ ini; 90 per cent o f aU ahoes Hie Air Force Academy —Also, Duplicate Gamea are staple itosia." Siies for Women's Sodality was orgsn dent; Mrs. Viols Brown, vice U U Be. Breedway pi'esidedt and secretary; and DENVER BRIDGE SCHOOL illsraM M7M growing girls go up to 9AAAA- ized barely a year ago with 10 ISIS wlUUmi n . tWST A*!; to 8’s. women who met for flnt Fri Mn. Viola Lauriente, treasurer. day Mass and breakfast There ait now almost 100 women on 6tk A tc. the roll. The group continues OLIVER'S to meet tbe first Friday of ‘FPR HAPPY COOKING A every month for Mast, break­ fast, and a buainesa m eeti^. H a r i o i Meot Market Every other month the sodality Nmerican Beauty sponson a special lecturer who INTERIOR DECORATORS 1 :*‘SotHrtg Ompm- Siru0 J9 JS r i l h Meals** speaks on a topic directed to­ Egg Noodles ward the spiritual well-being of CARD PARTY COMJnTTEE members helping the'Sarviee; t (Hub for the S t Patrick's Day Card Party are, left to right Mrs.j ■CHOia SnAKS" ROASTS r Order its m em be^ Q U ICK; Usually about 9 minutes. The Air Force Academy E T. Ryan, Mr*. S. Crossey. Mrs. R. Wallace, and' Mrs. R. A.j Freab Poultry Fiali Skinner. .• S Pr*l«Mhawl Mast CalUr* «• Sarv* V«« EA SY: Just cook In boiling water until fender. PbiM PL s-eaas isia L flh Ava. Pre"Coiw Meefmg Haan a u . la « m s - Aawla PartriM la Mam V A R IETY: Add cooked or conned meet and - ^ At S t Dominic's natural juice and season to tosie. The Rev. Francis Bakeweli, SJ., of Regis College, wen CflARM COVE NURSING HOME known in the Denver w es for UCEN8ED NURSES ON ALL SHIFTS his Cana and PreCane work, will be the dlcector of the Pre- Cana Conference March 20 for engaged couples. Drs. Robert Stewart and Charles Smith, and a panel of married couples to Include the John McDonalds of Most Precious Blood Parish and the Jdek O’Gradys of S t Cather­ New and Hodehi ine’s Parish will asrist Father Bakeweli in the Informal ses­ AU tooBU M tiM (round flnor. sions. Roomy tad flrtpcoae. Ltiw* aolti> There is a fee of $5 per tom. Wo tro prood of osr Moad- couple, which will help cover Ut lastnatloa and tbo' iadtridotl the expense of tbe Sunday tars wo gtvs ow ptUoots. lunch, refieshnents, and the necessary printed material. MEMBER AMERICAN NURSING ASS’N. Reservations may be m ide by ALERTING ALL MEMBERS 1825 So. Federal Blvd. Phone WE. 5-2688 calling the Reeds, PE 3-4049. or tbe Yeagers, FL 5-6417. THE TELEPHONE COMMn;TEE of the Regis Women’s Club-Friends of the Library is alerting all meuibers on details for the annual benefit for Regis College Soariftff Into the Offs library, to be held on Sunday aftemopn. April 3, at 2:30 o'clock,, at tbe Brown Palace Hotel. With Select FaxMone The Rev. Robert R. Boyle, SJ.. head of the English depart­ ment end a well-known speaker, will give a talk on books. A tea will follow. Mrs. T..K; Early i is in charge of arraiigemente. Mrs. TENTH ANNUAL SPRING Louis J. Weber is president, and Father Carl Kruger, S.J., is moderator of the group. Friends of Regis who wish to be ^ n - son may telephone Mrs. T. K. Early. 734 St. Paul Street. Shown FASHION SHOW are co-chairmen of the telephone committee, Mrs. James R. Mc­ Cabe (left) and Mrs. J. J. Connors. Pm enled by th« ArehbUhop'e Gmild Directed by MRS. EVELYN PETERSON Feshioa Director of May4) ft P Tuesddy-March 22 at 8:00 p jn . Lincoln Room . . . Shirley-Savoy Fashions Modeled by Members of the Guild and their Children Tickets - $1 - *r - Children - 50c Available at the Door, or Call PRACTICING FOR BENEFIT TICKETS to a benefit game sponsored by the Den-j Pat Marray—GL 5-3055 ver Unit of the American ^ n lra ct Bridge League Sat- Anne Brenner—DE 3-1079 [urday. March 19. for the Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund can !be (Stained by calling anyone of the women who are shown j sharpening their skill. They are. left to right, Hmu. George I Brennan, Mother of God Paririi. A L 5-2129; .Leo Parley, Blessed ALL FOR CHARITY jSicrsment, EA. 2-2015; John Healy. B i e s ^ Sacrament, FL. ;Ir9647; and James Finn. St. John’s. Fft. 7-5875. | —Special Awards— 1 Hie event wiU be held in the Americin Legion Building stj 11360 Broadway. Denver. 1 Thuridoy, March 10, 1948 P A M II6 H T Olffct, 938 Ptfinock StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER T«ltphefi«, K «yito n« 4-4205 V id e o - Channel 6 Teacher Says tAany Values £nhudainjmnL fiaqjL | Agdio Guide Events ir Commentary ■ In Instructing Pupils on Televisioi ly Clam J. Zacka --iUCTMtleii <« lu aMai/old oartelv h «( k «c a « « ■ a MMtritv sf pMpU w*e labor uador tho toUtaino ^ By C. J. ZlCHA for the Committee on School The television einen caKi and Marty Maran rondmoM Of med«n> Matlnr. Bui V m u l b« w o r - m enlarge hriog ap dose ttej KRHA-TV's Gerald C a v a - Buildings for the West Wheat u d lAv o f rsMon«i natur* o f m a n md. U«r«r«r«. minutest details ef u oh) miul ba m oroU w — n w XI, 'VldUasU ■ Dsugb ‘is enthuaiutic about Ridge Elementary School. He Load Noises iUkont R adio's Early Days sr demonslrtUen. Cura." m teaching by televiiion and has also served as chairman of the Salary Committee of the It wat while we were diMUn- “Why, when we were young­ Sally, and Orphan Annie?" John ■ ■ ■ would like to see all eiaasroomi One of the d iu d v an ta gu , ing the tninenv “ How about aelf with the help of hit wife with the U.S. Navy Me most part, were approaching FoUotnnp ore the r e a to n t Bergen and McCarthy, the Civil and two little girls, ages 4 and Corps. His thoughts, at middle age.' for elamfiealiont of new mo­ War itories on Roses and Orumt, 5. He saya hit wife can really time, turned to medicine u Speaking of youngsters, Hank Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou, career. After the war, be tion pictures isrueiT by the drive a nail, but the help of the u id : “It's not that some of the Phil Baker. Jack ‘Baron Mun­ glrU, he admits tended college on the G. L Hattonai L e g io n o f Decency. reiuctaDtly, is shows are bad. but kids today chausen' Pearl, and the Giquot mwe enthusiastic than prac­ u d it w u during this time These movies ore appearing, G ub Eakimot.” taid Hank .-X*- his major interests turned know m o« about Disoeidaod, tical. medicine to teaching. Captain Kangaroo, and the o r v iit a p p e a r, in the Denver 'T he ‘wbat’ Eskimos." asked Enjoys Children orca. Bob. “Must have been before Three Stooges than they do K L Z R a d io , Oeneer. Lu born pretenled the eoected CoU Although in his thirties, His fin t thoughts of jh $ arwmii awsn (cum at: my time." ing u a career w u in the about Abe Lincoto, moltipiica- Mfdel Award of TV-Radio Mirror msfeeiiir for tha sSmtion’s “Jerry" has the appearance and tion, or Cliristopher Ctdumbus.' “Tb* a m u U e tru tm eoi o f tbo John remembered the Eski­ of secondary education, but. safejOTI inattor or this H la tonds “ Denaar at NlgSt’' program, dhoee. Lot Fondran, laft„K L2 youthful exuberance of a much We all agreed. It certainly it to eroato on m oU utal •eoomaaoa mos, as well as the Ipans Trou- younger person—perhaps be­ Gerald CsYsnsBgh switched his objectives by OB ludloBM o( n o icy kiUlac statiom manmgfT and director af saUa, accepts the eward fo r btdours. the Palmolive Beauty cause he thoroughly enjoys chil­ secondary to elementary mystifying. end otbor Inunonl bahtrlor,* th e “ Deneer al Night” crew from Miss Aan Mother, the mcfe- book (or elementary schools, Box Tbeater, Clayton, Jackson, dren and finds teaching them tion and bu never reg inr'i editor, A fntl'page etory on “ Deneer et Nlghl’’ U faaimred Guidance and Counselmp of and Durante; Myrt and Marge, so invigorating and challenging this decision. Hli ultimate in th e maieeine'i A p r il (use. Elementarv School Children. Billy Jo.tes and Ernie litre. Will cxperienM. He loves outdoor is edministrarion in the de Other educstionsl orgsnizstions Rogers, .Floyd Gibbons, and the s p ^ and may be found on the tary field. in which he psrticipstet actively AMUSEMENT— DINING E u y Am . On Record . . . ski slopes many tiiges during When asked about his are-, the NstlonsI Education As­ thrill, be uyt it ii when “Whatever happened to Bobby the winter months. sociation, the Colorado Educa­ mer sixth graders come back t4| Breen?" said Jim. He reminisced Top Sound, Performance Cavanaugh's concern for the tion Association, the Association see him— briaging their RECREATION about tenor Lsnny Rosa and the education of today*! children is for Childhood Education Inter- fam iliu along. robuA comedy o f Charles Win- Found on Everest Lxibel reflected In the many cdtivirice nationsl, and the Denver Gass- niger In the old “Maxwell House iL which he teket pak. He it a roora Teachers Association. Showboat.” There were gome member of the Superintend­ A compsrsUvely new entrant jj. When he w u ruiding in St singers and musietl programs, into the field of recorded music ent’s Adviatvy Committee for prlea of Um roeord alosi. Bernadette's Pariah, Lakewood, O too, be taid. such as Jeatiea Is Everest Records, a division School Bulldtop in Jefferson Dragonette, Ruth Etting, the of the Belock Instrument C o t- OIrl a s My Droant (LPSR MTS): County, and serves u recorder he w u one of the first census Chtillt Shavan la, ta this o o r o e f s the Pickens Sisters, Joe White, porition. The opIolOD, OM . o f tbo aU-Umi fim t takers for that parish and "the Silver Masked Tenor;” Ma­ recorded sound (nimpoi playen. Hli vlbraet pUytaf served u an usher in St. Berna­ Id U)0 past baa ably ibottod tbo or- MASS Off RADIO jor Bowel' pro- is superior. JACK eboitna of Bonay Ooedsus sad dette’s Church. grau, Riut Co- i. The quality of Tommy Dormy. In Urii blfbeeood- lb| rscontliii bt beads a qasiw According to Cavanangfa, lumbo, Rudy these record­ Ibat dlabaa op a deaau aM MaadardL Vallee, and ings if equally Indodlns •matoa ProM Paa»aa^ teaching by lelevialen ta grow- aad ~IlT Ool Byr.~ A (la*. MBOeth Ben Bernie. m a tch ed by porfonBaoe*. iig rapidly in popnlnrity in ' WELCOME T iW M Sportscaat- the company's fine array of ar- •chMl systems threugh'iut the SavnS* omarairt (bPB t M t»i Jaa , FOiy)lNNeR AM) DRINKS VO/ALL OIAV ert Ted Hua- tiats. VtBBie, tb« Btrlnbt aad vtbntaaif United Ststes. One of Hs n i ­ 1015 PM Ing and Gra­ TWiS 16 THS NCeST PLACS TP S o/ * Foremost among Everett's BMD, hit aiuftat, tad milM t Stam nes, he snys, is i t hdng tble ham MeNamee BliliM aSrrr whtt May cats m c m - MONDAY THRU FRIDAY currant monophonic releases is Uitai dlHtrtsd- tl la mara or laaa • te retch a ia y hoys u d girls were mention­ the London Symphony Ordics- ■oft ] t a tppraaeh (a aooa popa and to use materitls and vis- ed. John con­ • ou t. SooM o f Um pMartk t iia FOR tra's recording of SlbeUns’ “Con­ unSftbuiilabad, kuk^avartU, H la t nil nidi not readily aralUble sidered the D u f f u 's certo for Violin" (LPBR OOiS). btppy raadlUos. tad tl tba songs do to many elnw^om teachers. la u 30's and Maiica Prston«H« not tound too offaroet, tboy trt, tt This, Sibelius’ only concerto, is m K lvtiris^ laatt, Dlfhly ^oaMaf- SHAMROCK mld-40's u the golden days of one of the most difficult works » , radio when the airways pre­ of its kind—and one of the 1645 TREMONT sented Fred AUen and hit “Al- most beautiful. Violinist Tossy BISI 1( )P ICOFfEE C(( i( tv Ti'U'W n VnCace coffee! len'i Alley," Chamber Society Splvskovsky plays tbs work ra- O a TVa a t Lower BasiD Street, Glenn mirkably well. The fine per R a d i p S I I K l - '.X Miller, the Tbeater Guild of the formaocu, no doubt, is en­ iifw 'ftif- Air. the CBS Workabop, Bing hanced by the understanding o f CroalQ'’i Kraft Music Hall, the the eompocition by the conduc­ Tbe/oHowIn# art aratranw asba* Troveling Men wtad darlM Mm aasstsm mask an ill Prudential Family Hour, and tor, Tauno Hannlkalnen, wbo la Daitvtr a a n Ciliridi Tprbui aSa- Orson WeUea' Mercury Theater. f^Wo till early ra d io taeUa tbo eempUx utd m odom AUa- “ DoB't Siu; It“ atrlaajCbtBiMl I); la March. vlnaky coapoMUon with *orvo tad Cotorodo Sprlast, Cbaaoal It, at ww stimulat­ •a ImiilMUTO touch, tad, iltbouah Par lessrveHsa 11:11 pjB. . ing. It offered It eonaot bt comptrad-to Loentrd II tjn .—Maaa; Prom ohtptl o f Bt. Boraatata'i oxcltlaf raadlas (or Co- Joaepht HoaplUl.DoBTor. HoodSDOr Liturgical Music Workshop CeNPV. M « n l a u m the listener a lumbli. tbo taterprotiUoa o f Goo#. Joba Ctvtntsh calobrtat tad j Current Movies | chance to use •Bt eanaot bo dlapotod. tpotkor: Um Rar. Owaa HcBosb Barrator (KLZ Radiol.. ' h i a Imaglna-' Morino (LPeR ttril: A SptoUta to- Balow aro LOeMn of Doeonca “ The Choirmastes*M IForfcpAop'* etl tod iBttnaaottl aptomwo etUed 1 1 oja^-C brlatapbora; Sir 7939 with “ I'd like to know wbat •arlot an HMwat af bvmon tvf. of eollacUes taxaa d a d n f the Ufa of TILUE'S PUNCTURZD ROMANCE, } .HagT.^Fraocia Schmitt Mme of you know about Abe , farlnp. March IS; *Tba Problain Chrlil KUitend S>. ' 1SI4 Cloaate C o m ^ of Sviftrint.'’ TUtSDAY. MARCH II SOLOMON AND SHEBA, B Open Snndoyf lincoin muidpUcatioa, aod Co­ II t j* .—ChrWepheri! R « i o I a r ^ A pp ly: lumbus." ASK AND LtASN— Mriea (Chtnael li. ITAOl PLATS Ivndovt, IS;SS P-m . Meme Is sriddle-sge fathers UNDER THE OASUGHT. Pxmliy ^ Music Department, Boys Town, Neb. Special Lenten Menu KOSl, Denver u^e worry shout their chU- PURPLE DUST. AMIu CoraNete Luncheons, Q R^ II«M kc.) drea wst^ag tM much TV: SWEET BIRD OP YOUTH. Com- Including dessert. . . . . and up AVI MASIA HOUR— Nowics pUteiy ObjKtlofuble If your radio is broke you Complete 7-Course Sundtyt, ?:M o.m. might subject yourselves to Dinners------bT 5 iim] up RFSC, Denver on ‘ (hs TV Mi-Snadsy, March 13, THOUOHTt POR THI DAY— COCKTAILS AND IMPORTED WINES at C PJB„ Chinnel 4, and Ptlhar iwnot Ktllar, MAL— TV watch “lifs la the Thirties.” Mendty tbroutb PrWty, It noon. Mr. iDd Mrs. B. Motor. O noci — (C.W. Zechs) Hamboro of St. aonodatto PtiMi SACRSe HIART PROORAM- VIowart ara alartaS to Hm ML, Netublu . . . (InsIWil Monday Ibrautb Prt- tMlna Him M bt aoon on MMvF A vWr to Vcfkan CHy fMtvrlnf day. S a.M. •Mn In Hm Paimr and Cotarada ArchMMwf Msrttn J. O'Conner, (Iptnitb}—Safurday. T ojn. Sprints sroM dorlna tiM comlna recter e« Me MorM Amerieen Cet- •rook. Thov hmro boon tbackad JUST eS IN ID itao In Romo, win bo araatnto THI CHRISrOPHIRS- apolnci Hm CosMai af Doconev otM- Sondtv. T ajn. cia-TV't ■Porton to Poraow* i aHMoHon. B a tbiicfleinabw Mr € h S B e / t a a e J c PrMoT, Aarll 1 . rua a ja „ Cboimol THI LAMPLIOMTIR— ad; C Is eondsmntd. l«o*»ot *imi f . Tbo Mitiro lib tWbawr will bo do- Monday HuWfb PrMav. 4:ft Ustod* (Mrs srs offbor M tbs A-1. ENJOY GOOD FOOD and Hm VoHctn. ArcbbWMp pAt. onsblsctlonabls Mf fsaMrol pa1ro» O'Connor will portantlty concondvet ofs coMforY, or Oft In Hm A-1 DiNVirS NEW 0 Mor Ibroyab tbo prlvato f i'- KOUL Sterling ■raop. Mwsblsttlonsbts Mr odults. PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE at dOM o f Hm Pott, wHb tMo «yWtti Ponvsr TV ststMnp ond tfionnels PRESTIGE RESTAURANT Hm SIrtino Cba#*'. St. PottrH SACRID HIART PROORAM- sro KOA-TV |4L RBTV (11, a ad iooiiH t and •awtfo. Solvrdtyi, li4S a.fn. KTVB (1). In Csisrads Sprlnpl Hmv sro> KKOO-TV (111, KR1V |lfl. AND COCKTAIL LOUNGI I; KFKA, Greeley and KCtJ-TV II). lilts k«.] (• 0 ^niim w ia m ttd ^6/issammf HEAR AVI MARIA HOUR— SATUnOAT, MAICH It •o' PAULINO’S Sundayi. t OJ". IJVD1DY TAKES A SAILOR, B. tuf- FOR LUNCHEON dlslesua sod MtustMos (4). KYSN, C elende Springs A...D A Y , MAKCH 11 COCKTAILS...DINNER Restaurant ond lounge AVI MARIA IfOUR— LISBON. B, low moral tone (4); ASK and LEARN ANDROCLIS AND THE UON. B. ^ytos/ymiinwo Svndara. f oj*. Mods IS rtdiculs sod nlarepresent 8421 N. WASHINGTOl^i KVOt, C eicndo Springs fondraoBUl CbrIaUsa sad trsdt-' THORNTON UOBsJ rpllslous boltofa (tl. FOI tESEtVATIONS. . . ftorido SAM m SAcnio HtAnr pnootAAS- MONDAY. MAKCH 14 londayo. t:1l a.ak RIVER OP ROMANCE, not listed i row Had For Rooervatkotit Cell 01: LOUISIANA PUICKASB. B. xus- I 0 i 2 0 Eaary Saaday S a e n in g KCCN, Part Ctrsao xsstlva seeoM sad Um . (1>. JACK LAND! AT 8^6481 or 'AT 8-9942 OiMstlaes as religien aub- SACnIO HIAnr MOOtAM— - rU iaO A Y, MARCH IS iondayi. LUinCY NIGHT, 8 (111- mltted by the radio audieace waONtSOAY, MABCH U SMWpred on tha arcbdioce- KRAI, Craig KISS THE BOYS GOODBYE. B. fuftratlva wngi sad ac^oenen 4i. featuring tan brMtIctst. SACMD HIABT PnOOnAM— THURIOAY, MARCH If Sundfv*. ll;SS a-in. HADAHE BUTTEBPLV, not Haled, I5S FlUMORE STREET ABMrtcsa and lulian Cnitlie B o o U a t »M Caibafie^ CAareb KBOU Boulder aiCOMMIHDtO FILMS llawat Artada} •^pociaiisiag In— aaodabia fraa of aosl (lan KC.J Msrtk II: LAST OP THE MOHt , to ait ingmirars. SACRIO HIART PROORAM— CANS. A-1 (1); REBECCA. A-t, L iu -' nOAII'^MADE SPAGHETTI Monday Hirouab Salvrday,mw, StlS rtoea OUvler m. W R IT E TO Am ., Cvrront aarlm; ’'SMta- Msren It: ELUSTTK PIMPER-NEL. mont of Communion.* A4. remake of raesrlel Plmpemer Ash sad Learn, Staliea KOA witn Davtd Nlreo 0)1 STAND UP (Drop • Ititor at poolrarC to AND riGKT. A l. based oo aUur of I JM un. Vtl 1.-M oan. w«ibdtr» aondayt S 'IR I OJn. Deaver 2, Celarsde UMto atotlofia. tolltnf than yoa Deoeer’t Forboa P u U O l. wttb Rob- apprrciala tbcoo ptocnmi.) en Taekir ill); MB. SiUTH GOES TO WASHINGTON. A-1 fl'. TWt4ty, M ereV IM W OMm , Baniiecfc Slrttt THI DIHVIR CATHOLIC REGISTER TcUphent, Ktyifon* 4-4205 PAGi NiNC St. Anthony's SPORTS BITS It's Tournument Time Again B y Ha n k B o k b Bobcats Back

■ w w w v w w v w V Three-time defending consola­ m m w t» e o ^ i ^ liiUinfiia to tko radio 'Best Ever' Is Prediction tion bracket champion Sterling o f Um Metro Dune castei will bo miiolnf m o o - St. Anthony’s retunu to Denver By Hairx R o a n oa tiwy tone in aoxt fall. Tbo FlfbtinK Irish an* Friday for another crack at toe 96>70iiyild Jeo Boland, dlod o< a baart attack Exceptionally good balance may not be one of the Colcndo Catholic high school claims of the 22nd annual Colorado Catholic High School baaketball championship with a Boiaai, OM or tho Um m i ru Moriomco tor young team that w u forced to ro a r niriawia to too ntoMto, woo Basketball Tournament, but it is doubtful if any tourney in recent years proved to be as interesting as the 1960 rebuild toll year after loetog Igradntod at Sotok Bawd to I t t l aftor plajrtof Ihroo ooaoooa eight of last year’s first 10 men ■ tiM iMTTlil Eaate Bocfcao. edition of the state cage .extravaganza promises to be. from iti roatar. faces Pueblo CatboOc at 8, and Walsoubnrg S t Mary’s on elaul t-rvsr,' S-ywr ood 4- lisbed playoffs between divl- yMr«M7171 LOWEST PRICES 'A e Host Thamtftly loeatiM of the fine! three diyi Friday’s 5 and 6:30 winners CHaam aATis OB Mrvlood iDd mity oldor Ttatod move into the Saturday um l- AY U M aiAM HIW (AtS of the tournament idwdulea nodobl New Car to History! next week. /N RUGGED LEAGUE WIND-UP It took Bob Buma' St Joseph build up a 16point 4633 spread Ed Morphy’s ft. Mary’s SEE THE NEW BnUdogi three long' yean to with a minute gone to the final Pirates used the lane paUm CONSISTENTLY $100" to $300" ■hake off toe rugged Regli period, and then were outscored to overeome toe Cotoedral R A M B L E R FALCON CAR WASH B a ld en and toe pesky St. Fran- 204 in those fateful final seven Bine Jays 67-66 with a 9610 F O R *00 BELOW U f DENVER MARKET ‘*ria B i—ly P m U r cU; Gremlins, but the Galappgo minulek. third-period margla providing For tomrCmr. . .** Street aggregation finally got Twelve ef thooe 96 potata e n o u ^ eitolon te withstand FBEE toe job dooe and now ita ^ that brenght Regis ito 53-69 a 9618 final-quarter Bine Jay Shoe Bhtoe J s h fttin V a n fm awe ftw MMWf alone atop the heap at the 1960 nervee^teriag victory camo surge. Walk «W Ymr wmi w a * Denver Parochial l*eague buket- off toe band! o f a ptoyer Steckleto, Martin, and Abeyta Car OeMie SttafttHk- *r aaa Pw reheat ball champion. aHy Waahae itoam Coach G iy Gibho haa each pumped in 14 poipts tor After having to share loop been trying te m te shoot for the winners. McManus accumu­ crowns wMh t e RnMon to two yean, aa senior center FALCON AUTOMATIC lated 15. Saul and Hendenos 14 1969 and t e Gremlins tost Beunlo Duggan — onfortun- Vfc Hebert, Inc. each, and Baker 12 in theAseep- CAR W ASH , year, the BuOdop turned a ■tely tor the G re m lin s tionally well-balanced Cathedral 3 6 6 0 D ew a in g 3800 WADSWORTH HA 2-0412 *at tba s4" W We lieenK reimtain' nugiiiAceit 144 aeason nark mved b li finest eight minutes (tfodu^on. Silica 1913 Into their fifth tittle role to of h l^ school basketball fer toe past nine yean. the ^ 1 quarter of bJa tost After relUtag oat to what toagne game. t S T T ii Williams Rambler, Inc. looked Uke an inturmonntoble Giving vent to a sentimental 194 record, the champs stun- twinge, toa aad part of such a bled twice to ene week end terrific game is that somebody .iMboHnad Rum blor tm d Noth Safes A S o n d e o to—who etoo the GremUnt has to lose. And the 1610,11-22, 613.20-7 quarter totals paint a 9 Cxpwt Heehaftical W«rk-All Makei grapUc picture of bow often a VARSITY bunch o f high school kids' hopes s t a n d in g s and fears rose and fell. ' S O M 5 . V n l c t n i i y S H . 4 -2 7 8 1 FINAL YOUR 'PARISH' SERVICE STATION Pnn te time 8t Frucia’ Teem W LGB great 64 ceotar Ray Uhonatl Haro is a Imlpfiil diroctory. Laak for Iha HtNng of year -ST. FRANCIS ONE PICKUP FOR DIRECT SERVKE St. J o e e p b 't...... 14 2 — fouled oat wito 18 potota near ST. PHILOMENA nearby "p«rM" Mfvica aNtien. Ito friendly eperoter R egia...... 13 1 the fol^B lnate u r k toUow- is eiking this speeiol means te invite year potrenefe. Co m m St Franeia'...... 13 1 tog tall loammata Frank Me* Yew'll And t ^ t th^ extra fritrtdiinasa la matohed witb / m m a k \ Kune until Duggan sank two B o r t i t t f i TO BOTH COASTS Annunciation _____ 10 4 chearfwl serrka and oxptrt ottontlon fer ^ r car. Prodoeti perfect free throars with 16 6 Stwndard LuOrtaaHsn S t Minr’s ...... 6 seconds remaining, the Den­ [STMIDARD] He's reedy te serve yew with goi end oH, tires, bht* HuUen ...... 6 8 Maa i aWarlaa 10 ver University Ftoldhonae wts S e r r k f teries, hibrieation end other convenient sarvket. ly CAi wasHine ML C a rm el______4 12 10 j M K r c a i ^ pondomonium. "pwlUng In" et his stoHen regularly, you will recipro­ [ f i t muf.i Ctotbedral ...... 9 14 12 list I. CotfM .Av*. tA sens W. A. (Dfteh) TIm m i Jim Naso contributed 12 points Oat. oil Tint, oKtm. WotMne cate his friendliness end get Hm best in service. E d y F am U y_____- 2 14 U Aiamadt a Lapaii oe. sdsm and Dennie Loatherman 11 for Onaalns, «nd anon Cksnlnt Wendy S tro h a u o r'a valiant c jujartous r s«BV)ci I SQUADS m ST. PATRICK ST. PATRICK charges. Ken Jameson added 12 $T. VINCENT de . UL D aaw ar-CU aafa Tnickiiig Co.* Ino. FINAL STANDINGS FT. LOGAN to Duggan’s IS for the victorious HOLY FAMILY Arrow iSib A JaekaoB Denver DU. 44567 Team W L GB Ralden. , Virginia CortM’ Sirvicb Modon In what proved to be their Id k. OiSubor, Svn TvneUa Oaviomont RegU ...... 17 1 — Cotnplfti nrako Sorvko StotfoH MuUen ...... 14 4 3 title clincher, the Bulldogs were Motor Tuot Uo— Sorvko SL Mary's . . . - i . . 12 4 4 able to'outacore a fighting An- BLALACK'S' Srsko ood Atufflbr Proo nck«B a DBIVB IN WITH CeNPIMHCI tonlno DoUworv SL Francis’ ...... 12 S 5 nunciatloD quintet in only one TUKB-UP a SOAKS SIKVICI Standard Service CArria oas a oils n il Pacaa WE NEED YOUR SL Joseph's ______10 8 7 quarter— the third— but they n 7 doys s SYoWi Etit'i Ttxaco at- M7g______made toe tix-point margin stand AJU. to 7 PAL Machebeuf ______7 9 9 44to, Tennyson GR. 7-9966 r VirgiaU ft Vine PE. 67919 Mt. C a n n e l...... 6 19 11 up for the final 61-55 spread. NOTRE DAM I Lubrication - Tires - Batteries • Tw Mo CATHOLIC LITERATURE Holy ramlly .... 4 14 13 Phil Sorenaen'i 27 points to­ OrlglBol tqidpaoet gether with 12 by Taylor, eight ' CURCD'ARS noplMooMat Ports Annunciation _____ 4 14 13 S4H S. Podoral tV. Mill ACROSS FROM NOTU To offset propaganda and ignorance, we Cathedral ...... 2 16 13 by Knafelc. and some tetrific DAMICSUICH clutch floor play by big Rich need aetmd reading material such aa booki, CATHEDRAL Cawplata LIM vl Anawartaa FINAL B RESULTS Haberkom spollod the differ­ P «k Hfll Mvtar Tima VO * Lvov SaO magarinaa, and newtpapen to propagate at. rnneb' »-S t. JoMpti i M ence for the victors. CONOCO Prva Pkli«o and Ovilwri our rtUgioa. HsebtbMf aa-Ut. Csrmel 4 Joe Mares’ 16point ou t Conoco PhIPs Conoco Sorvko MvfHaf.Cllackvo HMti ao-ai moci*' m OATU TIBI a BATTiaiSS HaUva r*mUr U bunt along with 16 for Flores 33rd ond Holly When you are finished with your Catholic at. Mur'* 40-CiUi*dnl II and 19 points anJ a tremend- For' Completo Groen MMdews at. raatali'i si—AaDBBcUOen SS Vraa Plckuo a Doihrary / Aoto Service Reading Material, we would appreciate your frus rebounding Job by Bill Yavr Noaraol Cenoea Ceneee Servige Henderson provided the bright Harry Crowa PO. 71*01 Wa Olr* ■ending them to us. and Raiders and then bounced spots for too Cardinals. TA. I-H tt PIONUH SUnpv 1*Hi Ava. at Panntrlvml* im a. fhaiidaft back when th^y had to to put Ray Martv.ez' Mullen Mus­ MOTHER OF GOD WA. a4Ma toe preaaure right back on The flm i Ut(«d horo do*erv« tangs employed t 2511 third-, CHRIST THE KING their pursuers. to br itmomborod whoB yso arc FAMILY quarter bulge to overcome a dlXrtbuUnf your ptUODSfa Walt ft BODDie’s HOLY PLEASE SEND THEM TO: And final payoff came Sun Holy Family halftime lead and day for the pursuers in the kind then held o ff the rallying Tigers SPEER & BANNOCK Fahey's (aelferio'i Ceneee Servlet Very Rev. Father J. B. Rodrigues u u of thriUer that is destined to be in ihs final period for a narrow TEXACO G A S -H R S S SL Joseph's Mission remembered and talked about 6159 win. ADVERTISING Sliifloir LUBRICATION by the league's hardwood fans Tlrat, Oattai'laa Fraa Oka vo Kochikode Kerala State Four Mustangs produced in a DaHvwy Indie. for years to come. A«a»aartti catnglita Service the 16plus category with Bruce KE. 4 4 2 0 5 Sorvka TUNs-up went The Gremlins fell behind 12-jEgloff recking up 23. Gagne 16, M*l*r Tubs VO irafca Mrvka OaM e«td Slwios f/ you Irish to hare your OoW Sond stimpa Cenwiafa Avi* Svrrka KaoNv toHirls 3 when they went the first seven|Rrd Gerber and Flood 10 apiece.; .Serrire Station lUled 075 Saftnaefc KB. MSM Iflh a TaamJna Si. Dt. M7V7 minutes of the game without a|bon Kneger blistered the nets field goal, came roaring back tolfor 30 markers ior the Tigers. Telepfcone, K7 b BaaolUa, Pa. u Alice Gruber scored 188; b u dn w n Tuteday,’ Manh . . at SM BaaaLCoorL R m t o Survlvlag b addition to bla wife Cemetery. hood afe not beautiful, but are SKROCRI, TONY, n , ot i m PonB- dbd auddwly b bla borne on Mareb ara two aooa, L o ^ aad Robart; a Helen Reiseman, 164; and Mir­ at 7 pjn. fw thair first tba vita ot Mika CanbtUa; notbar 1. Ha VM SL more of drudgery. They can of MartlMi. MtlL tod Hkbad V b a b a Straat, DaaTor, Ho area tbo daughter, Roaamity; thraa alitan, iam Watson roUM two gamu of in tbe Junior parochial baabaad of Am alia SkrocU; aoa of Hr. Covlllo TO born b Walby Mn. Mlebtal ClavaDa, Laatferd, be made beautiful by realizing Cwibatta, Jr.; d M ^ r et Mr. and aod attaoded AamuaptUn SebooL. Mil. DooM ab Hamcrtpo, DoBTer. Hra. Alba Shriy; bloUiar nt John Pi., Hit. Praak Gvrad, La Hlndo, 163 and 181 to take high ^erlu ment. ’They wUl play SL aad Laa Skreekl. Aaa Poven. Habo Ha veikad (or ouay yban ai a the fact that the beauty ol M a r ot Pater Mabaertpo. Piaadil, truck larScnar, aad b racaot yuan CaUt., aad H n . Jaba Hkhaldk. Requiem Offered of 490 for the day. Magdalene’s In St. Pa.. Boat Barrie. AUaabws. P a, aad Cavaaoth. aad Alba P o v e n : and Nov Vorfc etty; and four brotban, marriaie cornu from its aouru, medaJav ot Mn. John HabveaU. vu tmpbrod by CUbcoV Sorrlca School Gym. Praak aad Ttaaraaa MaBaortpo, Dam Kt BMiriod Mary RoaM b lifb . W oe^, Mi^aat, aod 8U- (kid; that if home to d children The tucceu of the Girl Seot^ vac dao(Marda4aw at Hr. and Mil. Ml an ot Doavor. RovobiB HUb pnaa. aU o t Laaaferd. Ham vm aftarad HaiM I b SL are looked upon In relationahip breakfut hrid Sunday fcdlow- The Hdy Name Sodety Me Jany Caiabatb. Dasvar. and M a ^ Hr.Mr. LovwCovtUo e VMvaa a ‘ oMDibarmamoa at b t a naoat v m ta ML OUvat. Capi­ For Victim of b b v o f Tbaraaa BallastL AnteUnt leaapbV Pelbb Cborcb. btanneat tol Mortuary hafllad tba trraaga- Ing the 8:15 Mau warrants its ML OUvaL Boobvaid Hortaary. W aby CevaeU...... BHi, “K atcbbdsbta ota Co- to God, then thli vocatitm in Qub win receive (^onunu HUBba, Baba Canbatla. Aan Calo- babagod U oneta. hmbM, tad M alio babata •AMUBL V i s a Ufe of procreation and educa­ being an annual aHair. Jerry Sunday, March IS, in tbe 6:1 ■iSr~ittMatk Beieeeaic Aatob. miHM sn. MORM « , n. ad tba BrisbtoB Bkl Ladfa.ga. b addl- Roqnlam High Ham v m efferad Filloon, Omar Nichols, Bob atu TbOBbDrs, aad Rudy (^ b a tu , Jae 8. Breadvay SUBoL Ha v a i tbo tba he vaa a beard mambar at Arvada Accident tion of children will become 9’d ock M w ., lU at Daamr. Sovaral a b n t and hatbaad od Bmlty B U baw ti: btlw r tba North Weablngtoo Fbo Protao- Mareb 9 b Saeimd Heart Cbureh, Maqnie, and Doug Poth cooked Daavar, for dainnei VIgU, Tl, oi beautiful. aepbava aMo aarrtva. Raqidam Hl|h of Pred Stabmaa; brotbor of tbn Dlitrlct, North Wubbgtoe Requiem High Man wu of­ Lawyers of tbe parish are i SH7 AleoO Straat, Danvar. A aa- for the occasion. Verlyn Kane Maai T O «0arad Maitb I b St. StataoMb, SL Pail. Hba.. AM W iu r aad Sanltatbo DUtrtcL aad fered in the S ^ n e of St. Anne, He urged the parents to make quested to contact the DooMek CMrch. btansaat ML StabBOb, Cbbafo. Mn. Pnaeb tba Daaarso Hartut aad Cobrade Uvt of Seprta. C ^ . . Mr. VlgU at- w u In charge of tickets. Womon taadad aeboolA tbara aad manlad Arvada, March 7 for 11-year-old their home a place wherein either by phone or note OUvaL (Mbsar Martiary. . _ Gaasbr, L n a b b M r t . Oaimaay. aad VajttUblt Orevan Aaaodatbn. from each troop formed the OIVTBCH, IVA BUtHCHI, O, Hra. I t o b Tovaoy. Baialltoa. H eat Buivtven beluda tala vita. Hary ManuoUta G a h g et b ISll. T b n James VinMeter. who wu ac­ Christ dwells. A place where membenhlp tai a Catl ot «M B. nrat AvenoA tba TO t a a i l m B l«bb b Mam t o effaiad------CaviUo: t b m aaat, Haaty, Jr.. Lav- mortd to tba Ttaaver aima b 1941. committee in cha^e of arrange- tba aatbar of Adfiat Daotocb, Mil. Hmeb T b St Praabt da Salaa* raawa. aad Bvraard Coiiib. all of Hr. VlgU VM amrioyad u a la­ cidentally banged when he at unity, harmony, aod peace are L e e rs' Gdld. The guild U ■aaaOa H a lM J r aad Hra. M w Chareb. taurtaaet ML OUvaL Bm U. borer for tba Daavar A Rio Gnoda menb, chaired by Mrs. Kane DaavtN taur btM ban, B oxb, Jo- Waatara ■««»»»«■* te m p te d to a p ^ ri the atmosphere. By national organintion. Scbitvar. Ml ad Damrer, Aibart vtrd Mortuary. Mph, Toot and Qaorga CovlUe. all and M n. FiUoon. Dantieh. Mie. Lantb MaTear,.TO TRUilLkO, RICHARD, II, of M T at Daovvr, tour Matan, Mn. Abw- Survtven beluda hli vita; a tea, climb a fence your very prpctice of virtue, Hia. Ida HabaK, ab at Saa r r u Latda. Danrar; tv e d au A tan , Mn. Girl Scout W e ^ actlvitieB •MMM LalMar SboaL Ba vai tbi m b of Ua Laoiimrtl, Mn. Oaru CUaeb. Bima Doran aatf Hn. Clan Beaa- cloainf a pe- your very attitude you can in- Haacy tad WdUgt Hr. and M n. Joao TnJU b; brotbar Hra Ram HUaao, all of Doavor. continue with special prograniB. I0CX4NnT«l| HlSh vldaL both ot Danvar, two brotb- deatrian un- culate in your children the ot Baaay, Max. Cbadi, Bofir, ^ b - aad Mn. LudDa Paeallo, Loag t n , Rnalnlo VlgU. Danvar, and Har- Troop- 1066, consiating of IB Beach. Callt. R t t o tba aoB-bdav R A T C S 1 aid, Otorit. DbBA H a^R a^ - oallae tilaaar, Claytoa. N. Max.; derpais be­ Kingdom of Christ in yoor aer. Rvate and W aaaa Tr at Mrt. B ocaudba Baail o f Doa- sixth grade girls, a ^ their and 14 inm lrlillitiin neath Colo­ home. aeui KraheeTOe ! Paulba S A ShMay Laoaro. •or. Builal v u ta ML OUvat OUngar leaden, H n . A l b ^ Ahr and row Sab; aad craadMa of Max Burial vaa b ML OUvaL Boob- rado Highway Statistics have praved that JERRY BREEN Hortaary baaolad tba amagabanta Mn. Hobart Rhoades, held a Abayta. Raqultm mo d b d Mareb 11, Doavor, (or Tbeoua C. PlanaSaa, tt, Hr. and Mrs.' la vala agaiut a hMe'that el rtn HonboB Road, Jotf>rtfaraoB Bota.ta TOcbodlovaklB, aba com* k Bet rellgfoRB. HAId S ^ 7 9 OTOty. v M d b d Mareb S b M ta Daavor ta 1900. Sba v m i James A. VaR- “fcr-a L T b f STiotbar. bar of tha.Bobamlail Pratoraal Aau- Spulflc praetidri examplu dad. tad M ban. b n . jtmotVtoMoior H a t e r , 6840 Ha vaa bore ta Dtavar b UPT, datlea. , of b09>»89*9*94( ...... to protoct that ptcdous cpsiiA t ii sa obllgatkn of Haruh 1 ta a beat bnaptbl attar a Joaapb, He. She v u amnlad b water, the 100-foot pastagqwey box aioaaa Bo TO IL (van L. Wood ta SL Joaapb ta ISOI w u closed at the requeet of the ptrests. For a llf« time of good eyasi|bl F W diUdren Mr. GtuMa vaa bora b Sbartdaa. Sba eama to Daavar from Kaaiaa need adoqvate iigbt, epe treatnMOt anf eorreetioD wbra Wyo. Ha D urrbd Dorothy Hania City. Mo., la l»4e. Arvada City Council by the b Daavar b inS. H n . Wood v u 1 mambar of tba State Highway Department and Indicated. Have yoor children’s eyes chewed regularly. Ha It alao aurvlvtd by tbreo Altar and Boiaty Sedety aad tba daushtar*. Mafloaa La VaMour, L ag in at Mary. fences were ere ct^ more than Naaw B a b a CaiTOtar. aad Panl- rtag era a daughter, Baiban one year ago at both entrances. IM Pay Outib, ul of Donvar, bb w ; B atoruttlatoa: a MaUr. A gau SWIGERT BROS. moibar, Aaaataab Onmb, Oawvr: Norrla, Baoaaa City, He.; aad a A fourth grade pupil at Foo­ I b m hlMbara. J a ta ^ ot Daarar; brotbar, John Barry, Lot AogoMi 1960 Proak. Oaty, tad., aad Barmaid. Buital T O to ML OttvoL BmUO- ter Elementary School. James is iSf9 Cahftmk O fftom etriata gg^rtont 47451 Naaipa...... Me.: tbiM alaten, H erb v iro lieHartuaiT handlod Uw arraatv- aurTived, besidu ( hit parents, tgaa, Doiethy HoriattL aad AgDM maau, by a tisM , Patricia; and grand­ idtter Virion OdadSerriod parents, Hr. and U n . U. V. Orr of F t Lupton and Ur. and Mrs. for. Evdrif Age At fUpAt Pricds Father of 14 Buried E. W. Watson. Bellflower, Cslil. REGISTER " This is the second trageih’ in­ OIJiSSEfl INDIVIDUALLY STYLED- volving a you^ member of'the At Holy Rosary Rites parish in rennt weeks. Ter rence Moynlhan, 1 w u killed A SoleiDD Requiem Mass was 38th and Delgany Street!, the Jan. 22, when his sled w u hit PILGRIMAGE offered March 9 in Holy Bosary predecessM' o f the present An­ by an automobile. Church. Denver, for Peter nunciation Church. Before com '^Vatican City, tbe He it survived by his wife, portant favor received through seph's Hoapital after an ex­ the fonoer Marie Beckman; one the btercesaiw of St. Joseph. Sistioe Chapel, the Catacombs, and other points of religious, historical tended illnm. At the time of brother, John J. Sullivan of hit death, he w u e m p lc ^ as and cultural interest. An audience with tbe Holy Jatber will be re­ Wheat Ridge: and an unde. Fover Rocolved a chemist for the Dow Cbetni- Robert J. Sullivan, also of Wheat A reader wishu to uknow- quested to afford an opportunity to receive the Apostolic Blessing. cal Company. Although crippled Ridge. ledge thanka to the Immacolate by polio, be alao coached bas­ Burial w u in Mt. Olivet Ceme­ Conception for i favor received 0 In Lourdes you will assist at Mass in the Miraculous Grotto on tbe very ketball at Loyola Grade School. tery. through her interceulon. For several years, he bad spot where Our Blessed Mother appeared to Bernadette. been director of publicity for the Dominican Sisters, a mem­ 0 In Paris, the City of light, you will see such world famous Landmarks ber of Denver CouncU 538 of WHERE COST HAS BEEN as the Cathedral of Notre Dame, Sacre Coeur and Montmartre, the Annual Party to Aid SECONDARY TO SERVICE FOR Eiffel Tower and Arch of Triumph, and tbe Louvre- Dominican Nuns’ WorR MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY (E Meraben and friends of the 0 An experienced American Express Tour Escort will accompany tbe pil­ Dominican Sisten o f the Sick The "SAMTHUR" is a sturdy, long weoring coat Poor Aid Sodety are reminded grims in Europe and handle all travel details. of the annual benefit card party Cm . m I OmubuEOhii..' for' men of fine combed cotton gabardine' in to be held Saturday. March 12. FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION oyster color. Highly woter repellent . . . s^lod at 12:30 p.m. in the church tM Ev9*M StM n, lK..IrMt.. A Mwi*« M Sit. NtW *M Sturt Olwd> hall of St. Ignatius Loyola's with comfortoble region sleeve ond snug tty front. (Hiurch, E. 23rd Avenue and WRITE: TRAVEL DEPARTMENT York Streets. Attractive table You'll get seasons of service from this modestly and special prizes will be given THE REGISTER away. Refreshments wiU be priced ALLIGATOR. served. P. 0 . BOX 1620 Tickets are itill available and may be obtained at the church DENVER, COLORADO .V«n*i Shop—Oownlevn and Chvrrp Crtoh, n u b floor hall the day of the party. Guests L a k n U * , moll ( m i are reminded to bring their H fvi otxna ex etavee playing-cards. \ . M »r«li 10. 1M0 OHiMi 938 leiweek 3***** THI DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TtUpilon*, K «y*t«nt 44205 PAGE e l e v e n Jomes' Women Operate Library Edgewnter Group Holy Family Unit Names Officers teM * PaHik. P n w ) Ithte library befora and aftar the donated to ■ tka library, more . laedlM Ubra^ t t niy* * * " 1 b the rowa bahlad tba will be welcome. (Haly Family Pariah, Denver) WestdaL treesurer; Mrs. Robert and Rosary Sodety ways and lie e e mibbte for all e^awionali M a raadlat ma- On Friday, Mercb 11. at 12:80 Schedules Party New officers for the parents' S t Clair, historian; and Mrs. means eon ^ tee chairman, m- af S t I t m a ^ Pariak Mrtal ia anilabla at bo coat te piD. in tbe Weiah Memorial (St. Mary Magdalene’s Pariah, auxiliary of Cub Scoot Pack M ich a e l Gellardo, publicity Dounced this week that Mrs. tka aflerta cf tka Attar tka bocrowar. AHbou^ a oam- Hall, tbe Attar and Roaary So­ Denver) 127 were announced at a meet­ chairman. Nicholas Harold will be chair­ ciety will meat for Inncbaon. ing of tbe group on Wednooday. Awards Given man o f the spring bake sale the 1 Boaary Sodaty. C fary a th v bar o f axcaUaat boofci, paaaNi- The aecond group of tbe Tbe Men'a Club met Wednea- March 9. President of the par­ Twenty-one Cub Scouts from society will sponsor after all tbe w » a B artll opatllata, and macadaaa kava baaa square dance program, which in- day of tbl* m ek after devotions ents for the coming year will the pack were presented with mornlog Masses on Sunday, cludM the fourth, fifth, and to bear Father Joseph J. O'Nell] be Mra. Louis Heller. Other of­ awards at the group's recent March 20. sixth gradera, will hold a Satur­ of tbe Marykndt Patbers. ficers are Mrs. Paul Plamon- Blue and Gold dinner. Theee Mrs. Victor Moore, captain of day-evening 8L Patrick's party Tbe March PTA meeting win don, vice presidentr Mrs. Ralph were Panul HolUm, (leorge Som­ tbe Altar Sodety sanctuary Marsh 12 from 7:90 to 0:80 be behl next Tnaaday evening, Spear, secretary; Mrs. George ma, John Clonway, Greg Ray, workers for March, is being as- Young woman who wish to March 15, la tbe ached cafeteria Somma, treasurer; Mrs. John Michael Bryant Daniel Hart, slstod by Mines. Rocco GokU, bake eooida for this party are at 8 pjn. Mtaa A ao Laughlin Conway, publicity chairman; David Foster, Michael PUm w- Sterling Heuer, Leo Kearns, invited to do m . ‘n w admission will be tbe tpeakar. Mra. JaaMt and Mrs. Albert Ware, blito- don, Patrick Biimehan, Frank Edwin Lantiy, Cornell Wamser, C O f U M l t B fee of 20 cents per cfaUd will Gretter was boateai to tbe PTA riao. Robert St. Clair will con­ RupoU, Anthony Romano, James and Harold RHUte. be used for pundi and ether Council on March B. tinue u cubmaster. Unn, Michael Speer, John Hln- On Tuesday, March IS. St. rcfreMunents. Partablonera are looking fo r O ffic e r s completing their obey, Edward Johnson, Stephen Bernadette's Clrde will meet Tbe children who have been ward to the pariah miailon to year’s term of office Wednew Spear, Michael Gallardo, Mi­ in the home of Mrs. Robert selected to perform for the be beld from March 87 to A ^ day were Mrs. Albert Ware, chael . Pughet, Dale Fitting, Diehl, 4295 Ralel^t street C o m fo rt... March PTA meeting wiU meet 12. prudent; Mrs. Joseph Biisne- Gary Heller, and Gregory Hri- n n a l plans for a spring fash­ for rebeartal Saturday afte^ 00 han, vice president; Mrs. Frank ler. ion show on March 29 will be noon, Mardi 12, at 3 o'clock In RupoU, secretary; Mrs. Panl Mrs. Lawrence Scheetz, Altar made at a PTA Council meeting ComronioiKo... Cost the parish baU. on Monday, March 14, begiimlng Holy Ghost Unit H ie PTA meeting will be held c;iandlyoH 'll at 8 pm. in tbe school cafeteria. Wednesday, March 16, in the Mass Instructions Set A final report on the PTA's To Hold Meeting school cafeteria at 1 pm. recent sixth annual family car­ H m council meeting wUl be nival will also be made at the (Holy Cheat Pariah, Daaver) bold on Friday, March 11, at 2 At Cure d'Ars Parish gathering. Tbe Altar tad Roeery Society pm . in the school cafeteria. (C n e d’Ars Pariah, Denver) Lenten devotions will consist The Holy Family PTA beld will hold tti budneet meeting March 18 la Cooununl<» Sun­ of the redtatloa of the Rosary, its annual carnival with games, Monday, March K in the perMh day for the Holy Name memban Two ^nstructkms na the M tu sermon, and Novena to Our novelties, a flah pood, rehwsh haU. at tbe B:80 Mass. Men and Ugh will be beld in diurdi on Thurs­ Mother o t Perpetual Hdp menu, and talent show. UncbeoD will be deferred day. March 10, and Tuceday, 00 school boys are asked to meet Wednesday ni^ts at 7:30 until aftar the noon Mam at |r the vestibule of the church M a i^ 15. at 8 pm . All parish- '..CHICAGO o'dodc; and Stations o f the 12:10 in Holy Ghoat Church, for loners are urged to attoid. and march in together. Cross and Benediction tba .c i...... a o i M ...... M e M tovUed to call Mrs. John Morri­ Tbe Holy Name Sodety will building, 1845 W. Dakota. Price WHY s im c ro9 U5S’ mow s iHr um i ?o ett a t o m im ...,A4a«i.....rmRe Presentation Sets son at 8U 1-2523 for further io- meet on Thursday * avalBg, of idmlsiioD 1* II. _A rC M n e * ■■■■ im a w ...... enip m fonoitioo. Marph 10, in the chnrch S t Anne's d r e le wUl meet TiM B litO SMlvmnt CM $ wUl torton at 8 o’dock. Tbe sodet; SECURED Information • Momrootiimt * T M m Cana Conference (M et T a iid y , March U. ta tbv Tuesday, March 15, in tbe home win receive Communion to the 17 tk end Chwiwpa (Rnsentatioa Our Lady 4 Mis. Oren (Christopher, 854 MoUm t Orcta wUl 7:80 Maas on next Sunday morn­ Buflingfon!- 8. Sbotbone. Ifrs. Robwt Berg Parish, peover) u M t March IS at t v jb . to Um b jm o of Mn. TtMthr tettirsa, 4US I. ing. will be coJmtem. Ike Rev. Frtnds Bakewell, r a th n XaU W t b o r tod Mr*. 1 0 % Route Pkemi Kiyweee 4.1128 D*a M ffiT wto ho r*Mta- Junior High School students— SJ., of Regis Odlege and tbe OL A tohoerii C k d i wUI a» seventh, eighth, a n d ninth Rev. John Haley, pestor of Care Tm 4v . Htocb If. O cT L e a y o f XattBa CUtoo «1U EARNINGS g ^ e n —of the public schools d'Ars will conduct the Cana B»a«t W e S w a a j, M uch IS. Cosference In tbe parish haD os SL Mkhatn Oida wtU m oot SEE'SEE n cu sn v FOR VOUB $U=--fUNOS A< Sunday, March 13. beginning at Tbandar, March 17. 1 p.m. A lunch will be served It 3 p.m. The conference fill Dance Demonstration cloee with Benediction and re­ Loretto Heights C o l l ^ will newal of the marriage vows at present a dance demonstration 5:80 p.m. to the cburdi. Riser under tbe direction of Mn. Alice vationi may be made by calling von Gregory, dancing instructor tbe Keatings, WE. 5-2879; Me- to tbe Helots' physical educa­ Nallys, KE. 4 0 3 5 ; or Ltode- tion program, at 2 pm., Wednes­ mana, KE. 44681. day. March 16 Conceled PTA Gathering Is Rescheduled in Welby (AstBBptiaw Parish, Welby) ner, secretary, AX 69581; Jen­ Tbe meeting of tbe nie Domenico, AT. S-1420; Lucy PTA, which was to be beld last Domenico, AT. 61982; Beth Jen­ Friday, was canceled beeanse ef sen. AT. 64676; Helen Fwraro, tbe weatbor and will be held AT. 63822. thk Friday, March 11. at 8 pm . The Rev. Roy FigiUno, Brigh­ in tbe achori gym. Father Se­ ton pastor, will be tbe guest bastian Grazlani. O.SJf., will be speaker at thk dinner. the guest speaker. Sunday, March 18, tbe Holy Name Sodety will receive Com­ Ft. Lupton CCD munion to tbe 8 am. Mass The Altar and Roeary Sodety ARVADA WEST hu been omducting a member- Sponsors Rally ahlp drive tbe pest three weeks. A letter bai been sent to all (SL vnOlam’i Pirkk, tbe women In the parkb urging FL Lupton) It’s not M agic membership. The members of tbe Fort Lup If any woman to tbe parish ton CCD Center sponsored a H is HUTCHINSON“know-howl” did not receive tbe letter, they are asked please to cooU ct any youtb rally attended by some qf these members: Marion Bush- 109 pertont on Feb. 21 at tbe SL WilUam's H$ll to Fort Lup- 1I($ C «uw iy R u has fovnd ew Stofiofls Are Bfes$e

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• Projector k blower-cooledi ^e-coodUioos slides for codUduoui sharp focudng insurers • easy to cany metal caae • E s t l 8 6 4 Peter J, W *Uh, Huuigrfng F orin or Downtown, comeros, street floor; University Hills, second floor 305 GUARANTY BANK BLDG. DENVER MA. 3-018S F A G I T W IL THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER T«l*phoM, Ktytten* 44205 Th«rtd«y, March lOr 1MO Children Need Firmer Bl. Socrament Sets Day of Retreat (Blessed Sacrament Pariah, Friday, March 11, la for all curved bw rank. The Treatment, Soys Jesuit Denver) women o f the pariah, u well u of the glria have been The day of recollection spon­ anyone throughout the dty who to attend. (S t Pint X Pariah, Aurora) Father Tipton stressed the re­ sored by the Blessed Saersment would like to attend. Work hu already bagw sponsibility. o f paranU to pro­ "Get tough with your chil­ Altar and Rotary Sodety on The retreat master, the Rev. the 40th afuiual Easter vide the proper atmoaphere for dren.’’ “Assert your suthorlty G. H. Lane, O F., will begin the Ball under the chalnnanahlp j study at hoipe. This, he bellevee. u parents." This wu some of day with a conference at 10 a.m. Mn. John F. Scbnlttgrand e4 Includes not only providing a HKS Slates Meeting the advice given by Father followed by another conference M n, A. G. TopU, assisted by| regular plice and time for George Tipton, SJ., to memben at 11 ajn. large committee. of the Altar and Rosary Society study, but also removing those In Colorado Springs tfainp that' prevent conceotra- There will be an interval for The affair wlU be held In d and their guests at their meet­ Uocoln Room of the SlilM tioa Amood these dlitractiona, (Holy Trinity Pitrith, lunch at 12 o’clock. It la sug­ ing March 4. Colorado Sprinp) gested that the women bring a Savoy Hotel on ^w il 18 freM The eveniog’i guests were he listed not only radio and teie- The Holy J^ame Society will sandwich. The Altar Society will pjn. to 12:30 aJB. Music wUlT the men of the p ^ h , u Fa­ vifion, but -telepbonea, can, bold its monthly meeting Mon­ serve coffee In the old schod furnished by Bill' Pitre’s d ther Tipton's message vitally dating, and quarrels between day, March 14, at 8 o ’dock In basement cb e n tn : Adm iulon b |2B0 concerned all parents. During parents. He bUmed much of to­ the pariah ball. Their corporate The devotions will be' re­ coople. the past several yean, Father day's inferior education on the Communion Sunday vrill be sumed at 1 pjD. with the red Tipton h u devoted a great deal constant IncresM of material- NEW OFFICERS IN WHEAT RIDGE March 13 at the 9 o'clock Man. tation of the Rosary, followed of time to trying to learn why lam, and the seeking of the eu y I50E 8Y0U R The Altar and Rotary Society by a conference at 1:15 p.m., gelo. who conducted the installation; MrS. Hike coUege students are falling in life. ,He eapedaliy deplored the NEWLY ELECTED officers of SU. and doeing with Benediction at Peter and Paul’s Altar and Rosary Society Sunderland, vice president; Mrs. Emmett Remy. their chosen fields. His research feeling of many parents that held its regular meeting Tues­ PRESENT day, March 1. Father Aylward p.m. Wbwt Ridfe, pictured here. frMu ten to risbt, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Robert SeiTo, and personal experience as they mutt give their children displayed the new vestments Confessions will be beard are lira. Jamei GtniM». treasurer; Urt. Nick president. chemistry professor at Regis “everything I did not have." JOBINDENVERl Tbit, Father Tipton aseated. de- purchased with the proceeds of during the noon hour. MarebetU, recardiof secretary; Mrs. Louis Ab - College in Denver baa proved that today’s students are defi­ privM the child of the j^ of the recent etrd party. Memben of the Holy Name OFFER ENOUGH?) cient in the simple skills of accomplishment and furtben The speaker fw the evening Sodety and the three B ^ Scout Wheat Ridge Unit to Meet March 17 reading, writing, spelling, and bis idea that all th in p should vru Mrs. James Kelly, a recent organizations will receive Com - Ask yowptelf arithmetic. A s a result, they come easy. redpient of the Pro Ecclesia tt muniOD corporately on Sunday, Pontifice modal. The next meet­ (Sts. Peter aad PaaTs Parish, Mrs. George Cramton will be Circle will be entertained at do not have the necessary back­ A dlacutsion period followed March IS. in the 8 ajn. Han. tk«M '5 qac^oB sil ing will be April 5 in the par Wheat lU c*) hostess to the Marian Circle for dessert bridge on Monday, March ground to become docton, engi- Father Upton’s ulk, after The Altar and Rosary Society iah hall. Mrs. Mike SOBderland, pro­ a deaaert bridge at 1 p.m. Thurs­ 14, at 8 pjn. In the home of Mrs. neen, or sdentlsta, even though which coffee and hot chocolate will conduct a paridi-f^e bake L An TOO pnentir mm- • to n e la a m D t a r t t s m t gram cbairman of the Altar and day, March 11, at her home. Williain Huntsman, 4S31 Reed they have the desire and inter­ were served. sale on Sunday. Mardi 13, A 4 t An m n MIS nan eltr Rosary Society, has promised an The members of St Bridget’s Street. est. The sixth annual Bundle Day, lowing all the Mastce. Cotta* a. De yae h m a b m schoei will be served free to patrons, •r •vul •duuHMir interesting meetiag on Msrch W a drive for used d o t h i^ and Swansea Unit's 4. OwB aato la food eoadl. 17. Tbs mesting will be held in other articles, will be onder^ u well u mUk for the children. Um ? I. M t of laws Ueadap to school at 8 pjn. Mrs. Sondwland Thornton Parish Schedules Dance taken Sunday, March 13, under Donationi o f h orn e-hakod FtMth ton amr non hopes to pnaeat a film and a the spontorship of the St Vin­ Retreat Day Set goods such u pie, cake, brend, th u S hn. avayt rolls, and cooU m , u well u tp ^ er. After the meeting, cof­ (Holy Cress Chirch. ThoniteD) cept'donations of old, but us­ school students are enrolled in cent de Paul Sodety. These (Oar Lady of Grace Pariah, candy, may be taken to the fee and tea srfll be ateved. The annual SL Patrick’s dance able, clothing, shoes, and bed­ religion claaaes, which are held articles are reclaimed and given Denver) Now Cbook TUst' cafeteria on Saturday, March Twenty members of St Anne's la set in Ave Maria Hall on ding. Saturday mornings and Tues­ to the needy. Parishioners are Arrangements have been com Sewing Circle met at the bon e 12, from S to 6 pm., or on Sas- L Permaaaat weik eton to March 17 at 8:30 p.m. Everyone Any man or woman in the par day evenings. It is evident that asked to bring a box or bundle pleted for a day o f reeoilectioo bORM. of the chairman. Mrs. James Ma­ day bef ect to be a succeta. No ct^ego the bundles. Boulevard. Father Walter Har­ The E3m View Neighborhood are makiiig Easter Minniet to lie school children is uked to degree o r teaching certificate it ris, SJ., will be the speaker. A sic will be provided by Jrdinny Mothers' Auxiliary for Park Hill ponmoM. sell during the hake sales. attend a meeting to be held next required, u thii program coo fee o f 82.35 per person will in­ Paeovich and bis orchestra. The School and Bleated Sacrament Saturday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. ducts Its own clasM for those clude a noonday meal and re- price of the tickets It S3 per St. Francis' HH$ School Girl Scoati will bold the TUak it overt Lists couple. in Ave Maria HalL interested in becoming religion freahmenta during the after Noffter of God Approximately 480 public teachers. Green and Gold Banquet on The dance, which la sponsored Cofflfflum'on noon. AH the women of the Thursday evening, M ar^ 10, at Wrto UX Pojt OOaa Bw eadi year by the Altar and Ro­ Day pariah aro tainted to attend, apd »M ,_O aB nT , OetonOai with O0votions h r Leaf 5200 Montview Boulevard. The a tan nanaw o f year baai> sary Society, Is headed by Mrs. sodality members are partiw invocation will be given by the (Hetber of God Partsh, Denver) (^ h ^ ei <}ato t i general cbair­ Urly urged to attend. Rev. ^ntoo J. Sorer, SM.B. Slated March 13 Those who plan to attend will in eoafldaaet. Nicw af sn » Devodons are teing held each man. Aaslstlng her are M n. Don­ The honored gueati will in- aol Ora ac aotptoyar aat Wednesday and Friday evening ald . Gibson, decorations; Un. (St. Pranda de Sales' ParU, receive Communion In the dude Girl Sconta in Troops in Lent at 7:80 o'clock. On Harold Rothman, prises; Mrs. Denver) o’clock Maas in the pariah and 382 who wUl receive the Wednesday evenings, the Rev. Albert Tomile and Mrs. Cato, The Holy Name Sodety will church then return to tbeir Leonard Mimana of St Vineent pubiidty; Ifai. Robert Hartley receive Coinmnnlon in a group homea for breakfast. T h m will de PtoTs Parish la giving a and Mrs. Granby Hillyer, clean- at the 8 ajD. Mata Sunday, be ears at the church to fumiah AURORA RAMILER DEALER transpwtation few anyone need­ series of sennoni on the Faa- iq>; and Mrs. Ben Bautista, tick­ March 13. The men of the par­ ----- MARKH AUTO >t— Mon. Confessions are beard ets. Mrs. Bautista has - mailed iah, cub scouts, and boy scouts ing H at 10 o'clock and return after each evMiing devotion. four tickets to all members of are requested to meet in front you to the church at 6:30 pjn. For further inforlDation call Anlheilmi fian riteh ^ SalM 0 Servke S t Mary's Circle w i^ meet the Attar and Rosary Society. of the grade school building at Wodncsdiy. March 23. a t-12:30 They are raninded that tbeee 7:48 sjn. to form a procession Haryjane Drotar at AL. 5-75M or Bea Terry at DE. 34061. P eaT na D a^yU ~«M WtwM raw WM H M ma Haw I p.m..fsr a bridge luncheon in tickets must either be add or Into the church. The Holy Name 1______Twa nawtetr tn a Machal Awla C*. ,______| the bOBK o f Mrs. Andrew Bauer. returned to ber bdore the Choir win sing and membera of dance. If anyone desires more the society will serve at the 1418 KINGSTON (But Celfat at Eleoten) EM. 44312 Free lieense Plate t^ y may be obtained by calling Mats. Aurora FTA Hears Sendee for Memben M n. Bautista at AT. 7-5124. The regular meeting of the CAREFiJL Hcketa will also be available at Holy Name Sodety will be held the door on the evening of the In the high acbod library Mon­ Delinquency Tulk THE MOST DRIVERS PIOMPT 8BEYIC1 dance. day, March 14, at 8 p.m. ( S t I hereae' i Pariah, Anrera) COMPLETE ALWAYS ( » 118U CLVB The men of the Holy Name CHARTER THORirrON USHERS MIN WW - lUUK UTER The member* of the League The Harclt meeting of the LINE Society will receive (^roamunion AT THE ANNUAL ushers' dinner held recesfly for of the Sacred Heart will meet PTA was held March 1 in the IN THE in tile 8:30 Mass next Sonday the men who usher at Holy Cross Church, lliornton, In the cfanrdi on Tuee^y, March •chool basement In honor t d morning. Their meeting w^l be Hugh M ^ b e , abown at the le ^ was welcomed by the other 15, at 1:46 pju. for the recita­ Girl Scout Week, girli fran WEST... HESS JEWElRYi held OB Tueiday evening, March Hm Km SWiMt SttacflM W men who usher with htmrat the 7 o’dock Maas e ^ fuadi tion o f the Boeary. The meeting T i ^ 048 acted u cNor guard Swirin* C»IedalB ing Circle will meet Thursday. after this date. wave. More than 300 persons for both adults and d tild ra . March 10, in the home of Mrs. For further information those E. J. SCARRY CO. E. Plym, 1587 S. Jasmine. interested may call PE. 3-M16 attended the combination din- PRINTING COMPANY The whole family is invited to 1620 Martet Street Denver, Cdorado Boys between the ages of or RA. 24498. ner4ance affair. IT* n o n d o o f f u t the party, which will be held In the pariah ball. P r ia t h i g 1832 Curtis— KE 4-1883 In connection with the family games party, the students of the Men's Group Will Meet school are working in two con­ FUTURING ONE tests. The three upper grades At Most Precious Blood HOUR DRY CLEANING SnCHS-LHlULOR » participating in a garnet AT NO EXTRA CHARGE party poster contest, and the (Most Predoni Bleed Pariah, improvement and for new m c e 154.1 LAKIM ER ST. •lia ^ T H ST. entire student body la eonpet- Denver) will be taken up Sunday, lu rch ing In a ticket sale contest. The next meeting of the Par­ 20. Envelopu to r tb b coUee- There will be five cash prizes ish Coondl of Men will be tioD will be in the mall toon. awarded in the poster contest, Thursday, March 10 at 6 p.m. in More soprano voices are and 13 prizA awarded to top AWARD the rectory. needed in the choir. If inter­ ticket sellers. Each room will The Holy Name Communion ested, call Mrs. Greer at SK. have a dollar winner, and there and breakfast will be Sunday, 84178. irill be a five dollar winner for March 13. Mass will be at 8 a.m. The Altar and Rosary Sodety PLAQUES high salesman in the school. with breakfut at 9 a.m. in the will have a bake sale on Sun­ The PTA will meet on Mon­ ball. Father Murphy will speak day, March 27. More detaiU will BfiOlMZE TABL'ETS day. March 14, at 2:30 p.m. A on the "Filiation Explosion." be given later. ‘ teaching demonstration featur­ Members and their friends are The date for the Polio Clinic, ing children of the third and invited. in the hall, will be set toon. el^th grades will be presented. Members o l the St. Vincent de Polio shots will be only $2. ThJ Rev. Leonard AHmena Paul Sodety will m e^ Monday The last meeting of the In­ would like to extend his sincere March 14 at 7 in the rectory. quiry Forum will be Wednes­ thanks to all the people who do­ A collection for a perking lot day, March 16. after the novena. nated and bought at the New­ rOUR PAKISH ONI HOUR MARTINtZING man club bake sale; It w u a big sueceu- The first madonna NOTRE DAME went to Mrs. Lou Weber, and New York Jesuit Given CATHEDRAL HOLY TRINITY St. AmM'i (Arvstia the second to Julie Beard. North *•«• lh»psini ST. ANTHONY AND Thursday evening, March 17. 226 E. ISlIi Ave. Cootor Arvtda Sqnar* Assignment in Arvada n » Ito. SoSsrai ST. ROSE OF LIMA is women's night at the pinochle (Itott t* Soaflaad S^w Hki.l •on Xvwka, M*r. Sbepplig Ceoter Irvteg A club. There will be a potluck (St. Anne’s Pariah, Arvada) Glover b a miulonary priest N foati la. af supper. Reservations should be The Rev. Frandt Gfover, SJ., and U awaiting hb vba to go Hareld Gleavea, Mgr. r«* had Harkat) Jim H OBBS, Mgr. W. Alamuh made by calling either Mrs. of Brooklyn. N.Y., will be a to the Philippine Islands. Bsb A brahtasM , Mgr. Rausch at PE. 3-4584 or Mrs. resident at S t Anne's while he Father Michael Duffy, SB.C., Bauer RA. 24)321. u studying In Boulder. Father has left the parish after a MOST STS.PETn St. lemedetfe eid three-month stay for Omaha HOLY FAMILY where he will prepare to leave PREQOUS BLOOD AND PAUL'S St. Mary MoBdoldM for miulonary wort in Burma. 38th A SlieriflsB Col*. Blvd. at Evan^ 7393 W. 44tfa Ave. C olfn at Plere* The Holy Name Sodety re­ Jeha Ltiidram, Mgr. minds the ipen of the parish Ted Martin Mgr. L*s O’Gaoar. Mgr. Aatinoy P*em lrt, Mgrl that all reservations for the an­ nual breakfast must be in Thursday, March 10. Call Or St. Mory'i, Robert Beck. HA. 4-8383, or LHtl«tM ANNUNaAtKW OvrLorfyof NOTRE DAME Mrs. Richard White, HA. 24020. Anyone knowing of ill parish All SohIs', 34tfa A Downing Fatima AU SAINH' loners b uked to contact Mmes. Engldwood 1488 Garr 1485 S o. Skeridu Irene Llppott HA. 4-0248, or Frank E. iohaaan, Mary Hapley. HA. 40348, of the 73 E. Belleview Mgr. Bill P ly u , Mgr. A. L. Sber, Mgr. S u n ^ n e Committee in order Ray Belair, Mgr. that they may pay them a visit. D on m fo r tbe pariah biood bank are needed. Anyone able to give is asked to call Mn. COLORADO SPRINGS Ruth Jones, HA. 44828. SL JoachliB'a C ni will OMM In Uw ttome of Mr. lad Hn. Blchtrd WUto 317 SO. NEVADA PREPARING POSTERS Tucodoy, March 18. 2320 E. P U m AVE. GOLF ACRES SL AUM*! c m *01 Bwet In lb* Dewey Johasoa, Mgr. WORKING HARD on posters for the family games hOHM of Hr. and Hn. RaOrti Moor* HoDday, Much 14. Food Bank Shonibu Center SHOPPING CENTER party sponsored by the St. Vincent de Paul PTA are. SL CoeiUa'a Bltdfa Clrclf will left to right Andy O lt Dick Sullivan, Hark Sullivan, and ■sect to tlM boa* of Hr*. Kbebo VwMtion Villagt Wrtobt for a poUock auppor Wednea- Leonard Gnm aa, Mgr. Stephen Ott. The party will be held on April 1 at 8:15 p.m. ' r. March It. 3100 North Hincodc BarMd Bergen, Mgr. in the pariah hall. A poster and ticket contest is being con­ it. BoM’a Sect*] Clicle win Ba*l In th* bora* of Hn. Honnr Koidawiy ducted for the school children in connection with the event Ttniradv. Manta 17.