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Contents Copyrighted by the Cstholie Press Sodety, Ine. 1946— Permission to reproduce. Except on At Cost of $1,000,000 Artides Otherwise Marked, given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Full Square Block A drive to raise $200,000 as Cheyenne's contribution to the $1,000,000 hospital that is to be erected in the capital city of Wyoming by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenvsrorth has been announced by the Citizens’ committee. The campaign will be conducted from Nov. 25 to Dec. 14, Fred W. Marble, general chairman, rejwrts. Bishop Patrick A. McGovern has At E. 8th Avenue donated the five-acre site upon which the new institution will stand. DENVER CATHOLIC The Sisters of Charity have announced through the Citizens’ committee that the com­ plete building program will, cost in ex^ss of $1,000,000. The hospital will have a capacity And Elm Purchased of slightly more than 100 beds, not including bassinets, and will make available to the citizens of Cheyenne and the entire community one of the finest up-to-date hospitals in the whole country. Paraebial Plaal Will Ba Dedieaied to Chrisl Iha De Paul hospital yvill make available the most modern surgical, medical, and chemical REGSTER facilities for physicians in the diagnosis and treatment of patients, and will be capa'ble at The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Kiag; Preeiois Nood Sisters Engaged all times of rendering a program of health and service to all groups in the community. Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Hail), a Large Spedal Service, Seven Smaller It will provide facilities for x-rfiy, serological and diagnostic tests as required by state Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photoa (S cents per copy) To Teach la School and local health departments. VOL. No. 12. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. $1 PER YEAR. Copyrlchtcd ( BcImm Mot Btton Moon Nor, IB, 1C4S, Whether to Preu or Radio Bishop McGovern has given his approval to the program and, XLn. through his generosity, the five-acre site upon which the hospital will To serve the rapidly increasing Catholic population in the eastern part of Denver, a new parish, dedicated to Christ be located has been deeded to the Sisters of Charity. Generous Gifts the King, will be established at E. 8th avenue and Elm street, De Paul hospital, one of a group of non-profit hospitals admin­ Sketch of Million-Dollar Hospital the Chancery office announced this week. It is the first istered under the title of the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Kans., of several new parishes contemplated for the capital city is to be incorporated under the law of Wyoming. The services of Asked for Work and its suburbs. Others will be announced as soon as neces­ De Paul hospital jp:e to be made available to all, irrespective of race, sary arrangements can be made. class, or creed. Arrangements are being made fdt the payment of pledges Of Catholic U. A full square block of property, the last available site in and gifts to the hospital campaign over a three-year period, and such a choice location in that area, has been purchased at a cost of gifts are deductible when figuring income for tax purposes. The annual collection for the approximately $25,000. Including 48 lots, the property is The Citizens' committee of Cheyenne has been the motivating force Catholic University of America is bounded on the south by E. 8th avenue, on the west by Elm in bringing the new hospital to the community. Last May, resolutions to be taken up in the Archdiocese street, on the north by E. 9th, ana on the east by Fairfax. were passed directing the formation of this committee immediately to of Denver Sunday, Nov. 24. Arch proceed with the project of raising |200,000 in donations to be given bishop Urban J. Vehr urges gen­ Boundaries Not Yet Set Up erous donations to the splendid the Sisters of Charity as Cheyenne’s part'of the proposed new hospital work of the university in the fol- No definite boundaries for the new parish have been es­ A surs'ey showed that the area served by Cheyenne would require lowirig letter: tablished as yet. Surrounding parishes, which probably will an absolute minimum of 225 available hospital beds for the area em Nov. 11, 1946 be affected, include Blessed Sacrament, St. John’s, and St. bracing 55,000 persons. The Sisters of Charity made known their will­ Reverend dear Father and James’. It is anticipated that a pastor will be appointed in. ingness to contribute $800,000 toward the building of the new De Paul Beloved People: the near future. hospital, if the community would raise the necessary $200,000 to com- Once each year thq'Catholics of Sisters of the Precious Blood, whose mother-house is in lete the $1,000,000 building program. Wholehearted support has our country are aski^d to contrib­ Dayton, 0., have already agreed to staff the school of the new ute to the support and extension of Ejen given the hospital program by the Cheyenne Central Labor union the splendid work done by the Christ the King parish as soon as it can be organized. Mem- and by the physicians in tfll community. . Catholic University of America -j bers of this order now serve as housekeepers for Archbishop On Oct. 17, the Citizens’ committee completed plans for the cam­ The Catholic university, in its Vehr. graduate schools particularly, has paign and a number'^ of division leaders were selected. Individual names 1st New Parish Since 1944 will be announced soon. given thousands of priests, sisters, and laymen opportunity, imder Campaign Officat Set Up This is the first new parish to be established in the city Above is shown a sketch by the architect, million-dollar hospital in Cheyenne, W yo. Catholic auspices, of advanced Campaign offices have been established in the meeting room of educational and technical train­ since January, 1944, when Loyola was split off from Sacred John K. Monroe of Denver, of the proposed will be conducted by the Sisters of Charity. the Chamber of Commerce at 122 E. 17th street, with telephone 4491 ing. These graduates in turn have Heart parish and set up as a separate unit. Loyola, how­ Efforts will be made to call on practically every family in Cheyenne and served the Church as teachers and ever, already had almost a complete parish unit, including a administrators in our seminaries, church, a school in the church basement, a convent, and a Laramie county, together with business and industrial plants through universities, colleges, teacher­ out the locality. George F. Murphy and Stuart G. Cutler of the Amer­ Golden Jubilee of St. Elizabeth’s training institutions, and hospitals. rectory. The last city parish established for which complete ican City bureau are campaign counselors. So that while we are relatively far facilities had to be furnished was St. Vincent de Paul’s, The new hospital will use modem surgeries, including orthopedic removed, geographically, from erected in 1926 by the late Bishop J. Henry Tihen. Church, Denver, to Be Noted Nov. 19 Washington, all Catholic educa­ Our Lady of Victory chapel, dedicated in December, surgery and genito-urinary surgery. It will also have a hospital equip­ tional work has benefited directly ment room, central sterilizing units, record office, physio-therapy and 1937, and Our Lady of Guadalupe church, completed in De­ A Solemn Mass in St. Elizabeth’s St, Francis. Father Claude Keller- 1893, and against all advice. Fa­ or indirectly from the opportuni­ laboratory units, a completely modern maternity pavilion with necessary man, O.F.M., will assist as deacon ther Francis chose that precarious ties offered by the Catholic uni­ cember, 1936, to serve the Spanish-American Catholics in church Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 8 a.m. versity. facilities and an isolation unit for the maternity pavilion and for the will close a triduum held in cele­ and Father Berard Giblin, O.F.M., time to begin building. He hired their respective districts, have never been formally estab­ pediatric department. bration of the church’s golden Jubi­ as subdeacon. workmen who had long been out By our interest and generosity lished as parishes. Both are cared for by the Theatine Fa­ Services will be held at 7:45 of employment and were glad we can make the facilities of the The structure will consist of a basement and four stories, with a lee. The Rev. Felix Reitlingshofer, thers of St. Cajetan’s church. O.F.M., pastor, will be celebrant p.m. in the 'church on Nov. 17, 18, (Turn to Page 8 — Column S) Catholic university available to separate building for the boiler room and laundry and provisions for a of the Mass, which also commemor­ and 19. more qualified graduate students future nurses’ home. It will be so constructed as to take advantage of ates the feast of the church pat­ At t^e present time St. Eliza­ who will bring Christian philoso­ the terrain, and will include the most up-to-date facilities in hospital roness, St. Elizabeth, and the beth’s stands as an historic land­ Academy Sister phy and culture to additional thou­ EMPRESS ZITA PLEADS mark in the section of the city sands committed to their care and (Turn to Page 8 — Column 3) founding of the Third Order of which has long since lost its youth. guidance. Modeled after the semi«&>thic Is Jubilarian We fondly hope that many of Cathedral structures of Europe, our priests may have the advan­ FOR HELP TO STRICKEN it is still recognized as one of the tages of graduate study at the ^aoB4"beaqttfnl churefa boildiag»-i» rTha -golden 43ister •CTfUoBr UhlveHiRf ' ' l^is archdiocese. The extensive re­ Marie Elzear was celebrated Nov. cial help would be greatly appre­ decoration work in the interior 6 with Solemn Mass at St. Mary’s ciated in giving th^ese qualified MTtllONR rrEOffOPE and the refinishing o f the shrine priests the opportunity of ad­ of St. Anthony in later years have academy, Denver. The celebrant of Isolated by Heavy Snowfall the Mass was the Rev. Dr. David vanced studies for the good of the By Dato) Pbudhomme dren and the mothers fattest not altered the original design. Church in our area. Maloney; deacon, the -Rev. F. D. Making an impassioned appeal of all.” The plight of a hundred fam­ A son, Sam, is a freshman at Limon, Strasburg, and Deertrail. Plani for Church Made in 1879 We commend this collection for Ordinarily Father Scannell offety As far back as February, 1879, McCallin; subdeacon, the Rev. to the Catholics of Denver— laity CENTRAL EUROPEANS ilies .snowbound in Southern and Regis high; another son, John, Is John Haley. , the Catholic university to your Eastern Colorado, where 60,000 with the military TOvemment in three Masses every Sunday in his plans for the church were begun. generous consideration. and clergy alike— and to persons WORSE OFF THAN EVER The establishment of the parish Sister Marie Elzear Hall was cattle and sheep are reported Germany: and a daughter, Mrs. widely scattered parish. All roads, Faithfully yours in Christ, of all other faiths as well. Empress Sitting erect in her chair, she including for a time highway 40, was the answer of the Bishop of received into the novitiate of the without food for the past 11 days, Vernon Alpers, resides near Ever­ DURBAN J. VEHR Zita of Austria, interviewed by talked rapidly in a soft Austrian is arousing concern. Though res­ green. Mrs. Givan expressed con­ a transcontinental artery, were Denver to a petition from the Sisters of Loretto at the Foot of Archbishop of Denver the Register after her arrival in accent, “ The people of Central cue crews of snow weasels, army made impassable by the storm. German-speaking people of the city the Cross by the Most Rev. Jo­ cern over their several hundred Kindly read this letter at the the snowbound city, described the Europe are worse off this year trucks, toboggans, and weapons Herefords, whose pasturage is A phone call to Father Scannell for a parish in which the spiritual seph McCIoskey, Bishop of Louis­ ville, Ky. Her first years as a re­ Masses Sunday, Nov. 17. The col­ condition of starving millions in than ever before. Disease and carriers are reaching some of the buried under drifts, said to be as revealed that there were no cases ministrations would be attended to in their native tongue. At that ligious were spent in Kentucky, lection is to-be taken Sunday, Nov. Europe as "terrible beyond com­ starvation are everywhere. Rich isolated, it is estimated that mil­ deep as 18 feet. Mr. Givan is not of extreme hardship among his 24, and forwarded to the Chancery prehension." and poor, high and low— all are' lions of dollars’" worth of livestock Catholic, but the family is. parishioners so far as he knew. time a priest exiled from Germany Since 1902, she has' labored in by the Kulturkampf, Father Wag­ Colorado at Loretto Heights acad­ within two weeks. _ With fiashing dark eyes and endangered. Day after day, week will be lost by ranchers, many of Word reporting no serious loss Most of them were able to protect after week an unceasing cry comes them Catholics. their livestock from the severity ner, came to Denver as the first emy, St. Mary’s school, Colorado disarming frankness, the lady was received from the Trainers, pastor for the community. Springs; St. Joseph’s school. Fort who, with Emperor Carl, once from .the depths of these people: Among those from whom no of the jtorm . lar^e cattle holders sn the Ordway In the seven months of his stay Collins; and finally at St. Mary’s All Souls’ Services ruled the Austro-Hungarian em­ ‘Send us food, send us clothes. word has reached through to Den­ region, and relatives of Sister M. If you do not make haste, your Unle^ conditions improve rap­ Father Wagner was able to pur­ academy. pire, told of the crusade she has ver relatives is J. G. Givan, snow­ Geralda, a Sister of Loretto .sta­ help will come when all of us are idly, the parish bazaar planned in chase l^nd and arrange for the In Mount Olivet iauqched in Mie United States and bound on hi.s ranch near Arling­ Since being relieved of duty in dead!” ’ tioned at St. Mary’s academy, Hugo for a Saturday, Nov. 16, will building of the first church. When Canada zvhereby hundreds upon ton. The family maintains a home Denver. the classroom, the nun has devoted be seriously hampered. he left, only the foundation of the thousands of European lives can The Empress, mother of at 1636 Jasmine street, Denver, The Rev. John Scannell, pastor much of her time to brailling books Will Be Cancelled Army cargo planes from Denver church had been laid. The Rev. be saved this winter. eight children end e zealous and includes a daughter, Sister of St. Anthony’s parish, Hugo, was attempted to ease .the feed situa­ for the blind. Among the books she Frederick Bender, transferred has transcribed are Life of the Rev. The Rer, Jamet P. Flana­ "There it no time to be Catholic, left Europe when it Gladys Ann, in the novitiate of the unable to make the 80-mile trjp tion by dropping hay on several from Colorado Springs, finished was overrun by the Nazis and Charles Nerinckx by Anson, Blue gan of EJgewater, director of lost,” the said, detperately in Sisters of Loretto at Nerinx, Ky. from Hugo to his mis* \ons in pastures. Other planes from Peter­ went to Canada, where she paying for the site and completed Portfolio by Tracy, Father Meets Mt. Oliyet cemetery, an- earnett. "We in North Amer­ son Field at Colorado Springs were the building of the edifice. Soon, has resided since 1940 in Que­ Son by McAvoy, Mr. Blue by Con nouncei that the annual All ica cannot imagine bow these out spotting-crosses on the snow, bec City. She began her work however, this structure became too nolly, Shall Men Be Like Gods? by SouU’ aerTicei will be omitted people are suffering] They signals the farmers were instruc­ small. In 1890 it was tom down, of mercy when Germany Durley, and Winter Wheat by entirely thi§ year. They were hare been stripped of every­ ted by radio to furnish the aerial capitulated in 1945. She has more gpround was bought, and the Walker. Brailled greeting cards to be held N ot. 3, but the thing. They have'ho food, no Denver ‘Secret Service’ mercy missions. One cross signified foundation stone of the school was journeyed back and forth be­ the need of food; two crosses, are a special hobby of Sister heary mow forced their can­ clothes, no heat. They are laid. The school hall served as the Elzear. cellation. dying in quantities— the chil- tween this country and tha medical aid. church until the present one was Dominion since then, and has The only hope of preventing im­ finished. The cornerstone was laid abandoned herself without Is Great Help to Boys mense loss is a mercury rise to Nov. 15, 1896.* letup to the job of saving melt the snow and allow the stock Church Dedicated in 1898 human lives. to forage. The heaviest effects of It was on May 1, 1898, that the Royalty Attends Women^s Meeting She and her daughter, the Arch­ By Kathryn Jackson need do is leave his name, address, the blizzard will be felt in Janu­ Most Rev. Nicholas C. Matz, duchess Elizabeth, are guests in Most North Denver residents do and age with the captain. He is ary or February, however, accord­ second Bishop of Denver, dedi­ the old Richthofen castle, now the not jiealiza that a secret service then given a badge with his initials ing to Walter Crew, traffic mana­ cated the Church of St. Elizabeth. (Turn to Pages — Column 8) and a number on it. The captain ger of the Denver Union Stock- The service marked the comple­ has ©een operating in their midst requests that his “ operatives,” who yards (k)., when the plains cattle tion of five years of hard work on for the past two years. And yet are known by number only, come normally are shipped to market. the part of the German parishion­ Term Imposed' there is such an organization, for to see hKn every few days, and, Receipts at the stockyards dropped ers and their tireless pastor. Fa­ Capt. James J. Pitt, a popular at the termination of each school to 4,000 Tuesday, about half ther Francis Koch, O.F.M. In member of the Denver Police de- (Turn to Page 8 — Column S) of receipts at this time last year. spite of the economic depression of On Archbishop ALMOST $70,000 CLEARED IN 25 YEARS Held Outrage

Washington.— The sentenc­ BY ANNUAL SALE OF CHRISTMAS SEALS ing of Archbishop Aloysius A Christmas seal, of the sort the United States, the 1946 cam­ of white leather ice skates will be Stepinac of Zagreb to 16 commonly used to adorn mail dur­ paign is being pushed with greater awarded. years of hard labor by "a ing the holiday season, costs only vigor than ever. Scheduled to open To the first school that doubles prejudiced court” in Yugo­ one penny, but in the past 24 years officially on Nov. 22, the contest its goal of one dollar^s worth of slavia outrages justice and the sale of Holy Childhood Christ­ will last one month. seals per student and,submits the merits^ the condemnation of mas seals by the parochial school In this silver jubilee year of the returns to the seal committee, the all Americans, it is declared children at the urging of seminar­ Holy Childhood Christmas seal con­ St. Charles Borromeo toophy will in a statement adopted by 100 ians from St. Thomas’ has raised test the Rev. Robert Freudenstein, be awarded. This beautiful trophy Archbishops a n d Bishops the grand total of almost $70,000 a deacon of the Denver archdio­ is annually awarded to the school from all parts of the United for the work of the missions. 'This cese, is director o f the contest. selling the most seals. The new States assembled for the an­ represents a total of nearly seven He is being assisted by the Rev. basis of awarding this grand prize nual meeting in the Catholic million seals. The work is under Walter Jaeger as treasurer; John will stimulate enthusiasm in all university here. the direction of the archdiocesan Can jar, Clement Zecha, and James schools, regardless of size. Returns "T h e condemnation of mission office, headed by the Rev. Rasby as secretaries; and Frank must he submitted by mail, and Archbishop Stepinac by a Grego^ Smith. Morfeld as publicity manager. In­ the school making returns first, prejudiced court," the state­ It is just 25 years since the formation, publicity, and Christmas judging by the letter’s postmark, ment says, “ has shocked the Rev. Edward McCarthy, pastor of seals will be sent to all schools will/win this prize. sense of justice of the Ameri­ Alamosa in the Diocese of Pueblo, before‘ Nov. 22. A 10-dolIar gift certificate from can people. The record of organized the first Christmas seal Clarke’s Church Goods house*will the life and activities of Large Prise List Announced Archbishop Stepinac demon­ contest in Colorado while he was A large and attractive prize list be awarded to the nun whose class Capt, Jamet J. Pitt in the seminary. That first year sells the most seals per student strates 'his constant opposi­ has been announced.4!or the 1946 tion to Fascism and Nazism, brought a return of $102. The con­ contest The contest directors hope To each nun whose class sells at partment for nearly 29 years, has his interest in the rights of test last year netted $15,308 for the that each pupil will sell at least least $26 worth of seals a perpetual a secret service all his own. Notables aftending the quarterly conference of CARE Package plan that sands ralief diract to con­ Orthodox and Jewish minori­ Pontifical Association of the Holy $1 worth of seals. By doing so membership in the Holy Childhood the Archdiocesaa Council of Catholic Women in vents and individual families in her native land. ties in Croatia, and his sup­ Pitt’s “ Rangers,” as the group Childhood. The tremendous growth pupils may win a standing cruci­ association will be given. the Shirlcy-Savoy hotel, Denver, Nov. 12 are shown Senator Johnson voiced the opinion of scientists and port of everything tending to is known, are comprised of boys of the contest is indicated by com­ fix. A special prize will be awarded For each child selling at least paring the two sums. above (left to right): Archduchess Elizahath, Mrs. others on the atomic energy commission that only promote the welfare of his ranging anywhere from seven to this year to each school tha.t $6 worth of seals these is a picture L. A. Higgins, president of tho ACCW; Senator 12 years of age. Prom the few faith and prayer will save the world from destruc­ own people. Under such cir­ _ It is the hope of the seminarians reaches a goal of one dollar per of Our Lord and Our Blessed Edwin C. Johnson, Empress Zita of Austria, and tion. Another featured speaker was the Rev. Fa­ with whom Capt. Pitt started Tn on the Christmas seal committee pupil. For the boy who sells the cumstances, to sentence him Mother in beautiful colors. The the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy. The priv­ bian Joyce, O.F.M. Reports from several snow­ to 16 years of hard labor be­ 1944, the membership in the club that this year’s contest will be the most seals in any school that standing _ crucifix goes to each ilege of Catholic women’s groups in relieving some bound daanerias throughout the state had to be cause of his public opposition has grown steadily, and thera are gi^test yet In view of the greatly reaches the goal, a regulation foot­ pupil selling one dollar’s worth of of the deplorable conditions found in the post-wiur sent by mail. About 180 attended. Tha monthly to Atheistic Communism is now 66 boys calling at the station increased needs of the missions as ball is waiting as a prize; to the seals, and 50 cents worth of seals world was the keynote of the sessions. Her Im­ meeting ef the Denver deanery waa emitted be­ to ontrage justice and merits regularly to “ report.” a result of the war, end because girl who sells the most seals in any sold will win the seller a small perial Majesty described Austria-Hungary under cause ef the conference t h e condemnation of all To become a langer all a boy most of this help must come from school that reaches the goal, a pair Christmas crib set the occupation of tour nationa, uni told ef tkn Aaaricans.” [NCWC Wire]

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- PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 14, 1946 Empress Zita Makes Earnest Plea Gl’s Bahave fa China, / Maryknoller Dedans 616 im ShMi For Help to Suffering Europeans Kaying, China.— Is it true, as Send a Religious Complete Sunday Dinner many articles in American news­ papers and'magazines would have (Continued From Page One) paas without helping the unfortu-,$10 to a warehouse in the American you believe, that United States home of Mr, and Mrs. Etienne nate, and, in spite of her almost zone in Austria, and a food pack troops are behaving badly in the occupied countries? Not in the INDIVIDUALLY Perenyi, 7020 £. 12th avenue, in girl-like cheerfulness, the tragedy age will be released to the family of Europe is written deep in her or reli^ous community designated Chinese theater, answers the Rev. Christmas BAKED . St. James’ parish. The slender Prench-Portuguese eyes. (CARE packages aVe not allowed John Donovan, a Maryknoll mis- monarch, dressed in a simple black RELIGIOUS FARE AS in Hungary). sioner from Newport, R. I., now costume to honor the death of her BADLY AS LAITV 3. Parcel post packages: CHoth in South China. CHICKEN PIE 1n|T, shoes, certain f o ^ , miscel husband in 1922, is appearing be­ “ Even the priest*, the sit­ “ this criticism of the American (Choice Milk-Fed Chicken in ter*, the seminariens,’ ’ she re­ laneous articles can be sent by GI does not correspond "with my fore Catholic high schools and col­ U. S. mail. Using the name given own experience,” Father Donovan Card Rich, Natural Gravy with leges, convents, hospitals, parish vealed, “fare no better than Freah Carden V^getahlct) the Uity. Their building* are you by Mr. de Hedry. send pack­ declared here. “ German, French, ages by direct parcel post ship­ clubs, and other groups in Den in rains. They are hungry and Italian missioners have re­ ver this week to explain her mis­ and cold. They go without ment to the family or religious peatedly and voluntarily spoken to Cards suggestive CHOICE OF FIVE ENTREES sion. . shoe* and their garment* al-a commwity designated. Packages to me of our army and navy men Austria should hot weigh more than as gentlemen, polite, morally good, Meeting the Emprtes-in-exile is in shred*. Almost all the of the feast younger nun* have tttbereulo- 11 pounds: packages to Hungary, and extremely generous.” Includes: Soup or Cocktail a surprise to those who would ex­ not more than 44 pounds. *{*, and the older ones cannot Father Donovan quoted a vet­ pect royalty to be daezling. The 4. Try to send a CARE package eran European missioner. Father unassuming, kind-hearted lady stand on their feet. Salad Dessert Choice of Drinks “ Our anguished Holy Father or a parcel post bundle, or both, Maestrini of the Milan Fathers. who was “ bom a Bourbon and once every thonth. addressing ship­ married to a Hapsburg’’ resem­ begs the world to save Catholicism from dying ont in Central Europe. ments consistenUy to the same bles more closely a member of a party. In this manner the family JamES CuiBKE 400 Seals No Liquor Organ Music Tell your people in Denver— tell hflanee of Ghireh religious community . than the or community receiving your gooM Americans everywhere that yon wearer of a crown. A daily com can depend upon regular help. municant, she permits no day to can keep it from dying out by Is S*eden Growing Headquarters for sending food, clothing, shoes, and 6. I f one individual cannot af­ CHURCH ford $10 a month for CARE pack­ money to these pillaged lands— ARTICLES OP DEVOTION ages, it is suggested that a group Stockholm.— The influence of not once, but many times!” CHURCH FURNISHINGS of persons—a parish club, a school, GOODS The Denver Catholic “ The most crowded areas in the Catholic Church in Sweden is etc.—pool their resources to handle BOOKS FOR THE CATH- Austria,” the Empress explained, greater now than before the war, the expense. HOUSE Re^ster “ He in the Russian zone, where according to Bishop Johannes OUC LAITY AND CLERGY the miserable peo^Id exist on only 6. If for any reason you must Mueller, Vicar Apostolic in STORE HOURS Published Weekly by the discontinue your monthly aid, re­ Sweden. The Swedish public, he 800 calories a day. Food rations DAILY 9 to 5:80 — SATURDAY 9 to 4:00 Catholie Press Society. Ine. all over Central Europe are dan­ turn the name you drew to Mr. said, seems to b« more favorable to Catholicism than before, and 938 Bannock Street, Denver, gerously low. Young mothers de Hedry so that someone else can carry on. attacks on the faith have become Colo. waste away and babies are bom dead. The most pitiful sight of rarer. • GREATEST NEED He expressed hope that the dis­ Subscription: $1 Per Tear all” — here her voice trembled a IS BENEFACTORS little— “ is the tiny children, al­ senter bill, which would give the ? Ehtered as Second Class Matter' “ ThI* paekata-a-menth *y*- Free Churches and the Catholie most naked, who wander barefoot tara ha* been tetted,” the at the Post Office, Denver, in the ice and snow.” Church more freedom, would toon iTHAN low BANK INTERFST RATES... royal mother *aid, "and the be enacted into law. IS Cob. "When the Nazi* invadad bundle* are going through. Auttrla,” *he *aid, "they Lutheranism is the state religion Of that 1 have no fear. Our SEK THE 0€tttuU FIRST FORr. *tHpped the land o f all it* in Sweden and the profession of greateit need U benefactor*. raiource* — crop*, machine*, the Catholic faith was forbidden Cemetery Wreath* I pVav God that Catholic* up • SALARY AND • PHA HOME REPAIR AND fuel, clothing. TVhat little'wa* until 1876. About 4,000 of Grave Blanket* and down the land will give - PERSONAL LOANS MODERNIZATION LOANS FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOODS, USE left the BolthevUt troop* Sweden’s six and one-half million Chrittma* Wreath* -and giva— that kind hearts • AUTOMOBILE • FARM MACHINERY JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE population are Catholic. [RNSI Aik year Appltsse*' Order Now plundered. Mo*t o f the everywhere will answer the (canty good* produced today FINANCING LOANS or AutomskWs OstlsS) MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE cry of Europe’s stricken and or rtop by th* Ittk. LIEB’S FLOWER SHOP by the Anttrian* in the Rn*- dying.” She pleads that Cath­ • SMALL BUSINESS • HOME APPLIANCE AND 221 BROADWAY DENVER, COLO*. *ian zone and by the people o f L s a g n '‘of Deeenoy olic familia*, schools, parish LOANS FURNITURE LOANS Phone GL. 0133. . . . All Hoar* Hungary ere uied for Ruitbn units, fraternal group* in the You netd net be • depetitor... Central New-Wey Bank Credit it 3822-24 W. 32nd Are. (oldler* and *h!pped to the Set Up in Monirnat Denver area— a* well a* inter­ evoiloble le everyone ... individual*, firms, butinatte*. Ru«*!an interior.” ested non-CathoIics— consider CONSUMER CREDIT DEFT., SE4 0 ND FLOOR POLAND. .\USTRIA the vital serionsnesi of this Montreal.— A league of decency ARE HARDEST HIT plan and back it up with has been set up In the Archdio­ Ex-President Herbert Hoover, speedy action. cese of Montreal by Archbishop after his investigation into Joseph Charbonneau. Its creation The CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CO. Europe’s food plight, told the “ Will you tell them, too, that I was announced at the close of a Empress that Poland and Austria am deeply grateful for the gen­ 15TH & ARAPAHOE STREETS— DENVER, COLO. erosity of America? You are a Congress of Catholic Associations were the two countries hardest held in the interests of safeguard­ hit. He was not allowed to in­ people with golden hearts! God will bless you a hundred-fold!” ing public morality. spect Russian-occupied Hungary, The Archbi.shop suggested that but reports filtering back to Em­ When asked about the condi­ as many sub-committees as neces­ press Zitr. have shown that nation tion of the Church in post-war Aus­ sary might be set up to pass judg­ to be equally wretched. tria and Hungary, Zita spoke fer­ ^ ^ IIG A N D LITTLE THINGS vently. “ Catholicism has gained in ment on styles, reading matter, S ^ i H ^ “ The drouth in the Danube valley display posters, radio programs, this year,” she noted, “ has stopped depth, because it has suffered so much. Persecution, martyrdom, dis- and cinema and theater produc­ n i M I h w k d W the power plants. Coal there is tions. ^ W r it u a l a n d m a t e r i a l none. Now, with electricity halted, grac' — these have only made it the people have no way to cook or stronger. The churches are jammed. Now, as perhaps never before, our country needs to keep warm. They must sit in People go on pilgrimages every­ Jubilarians, Bride, JwkWiBU'** where— even in their rags. T h ^ family solidarity— a consolidation oi iamily in­ their window-shattered houses and Priests in One Family risk death by freezing.” are determined to keep God in their terests and responsibilities . . . for family happi­ midst.” Trtfye\ U (d » ness and composure. Referring to the U. S. mari­ time strike, the shook her bead CARDINAL PREDICTS Chicago. — Two priest-sons of­ Family happiness? It implies many things, ficiated at the golden wedding- an­ Alt. sadly. “ I am sorry it had to OWN MARTYRDOM „ii*i* ■ spiritual and material— big things emd little be I Many died while the Religion in Austria,, she niversary celebration of their par­ things. Among them it implies that the family's ships lay idle.” said, it comparatively unham­ ents and the wedding of their sis­ ter in one ceremony, at a Solemn welfare has been safeguarded as iar as reason­ With a zeal that not even Colo­ pered. But in Hungary, de­ Mass in Old Stephen’s church here. ably possible . . . that emergencies can be met. rado snowstorms can challenge. spite the fact that schools and Empress Zita outlined her plan, The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ The WHITE CROSS plan for funeral pre­ churdhes are functioning, the which, if adopted by large numbers Russian attitude toward Cath­ seph J. Krakowski; the bride, Jane arrangement meets one of these situations— the of private citizens in the U. S. and olics i* surly. Clerics “ disap­ Krakowski, married t(? Paul Hell­ emergency of death, WHITE CROSS is available Canada, will check the ravages pear” at intervals. Cardipai ing, Akton, 0 .; and the priests, DENVER INDUSTRIAL to you individually or to your entire family as now gnawing at the entrails of Mindszanty, the Hungarian FaUiers Francis R. Krakowski. CIOtCE F. KOCIC. PrttMemi Europe. pastor of St. Stephen’s, and Ed­ > 1 5 3 4 CalifonilnSt. V Phene MAin 2155 ^ a unit, regardless of age. No examinations, no Primate whose heroism in the I P«nv«r Dry Cojirfi C*. PLAN FOR AID face of Nazi wickedness it ward S. Krakowski, Bellwood, 111. assessments; small monthly payments or a cash IS OUTLINED almo*t legendary, is prepar­ transaction. The steps in her plan are as ing his people fol- a new Boulevard has never presented the WHITE follows; persecution and ha* already CROSS plan thru high pressure sales methods. 1. Write to Etienne de Hedry, foretold his own martyrdom. 104 East 68th street. New York W e only say to you that funeral pre-arrangement “ It is this eagerness o f the 21, N. Y., who has a list of names, Cardinal to shed hit own blood thru WHITE CROSS is sensible— as sensible as running into the thousands, of for hit country and hit God,” meddng a will. Learn more about this thoughtful private families and religious com­ the Empress said, “ that drives way to protect yourself and your iamily. Mail munities in Austria and Hungary. Hungarians— priests and peo­ your name and address with this advertisement 2. “ CARE” packages (fo o d ): ple alike— to face a dark fu­ Send the name and address given for complete information. ture with almost superhuman you by Mr. de Hedry, along with courage.” $10, to the Co-operative for Amer­ ican Remittances to Europe Speaking her mind on post-war (CARE), 50 Broad street, New family life, the Hapsburg widow, In handsome, warm all-wool . . . B 0 y..!- E V /A R D York 4, N. Y. This organization v/hose devotion to her five sons and three daughters is well known, said will forward your name and the SvTTi'*-.-' TfC vttttw uf with feeling: “ Thank God, in Aus­ Mrs. Jas. P. McConaly tria and Hungary family life is strong! In spite of the dantege the Jas. F. McConaly PHONE -FEDERAL AT NORTH SPEER Nazis did to the youth, families Joi. P. McConaly are holding together. Devotion to TOPCOATS RE W NOW the Family Rosary is widespread. Almost every household bends its knees before Our Blessed Mother ALL-WOOL TWEEDS and the Sacred Heart.” "How different, how different the world would be if all men n m m m m u a served Christ!” the untiring sovereign said at she rote at $ 50 the close o f the interview. “ We must pray constantly for a better world. And we matt never hesitate to lift up the 37 helpless, the starving, the tick, ’YTamith and comfort are yours in theie and the afraid. Whatever wa good-looking coat*! Choice o f plain shades, do for thasa, our brothers, we certainly do for God.” plaids and herringbone weaves. Gray, tan,' Empress Zita expects to leave blue and brown. All sizes. Denver at the end of this week and travel eastward, continuing her ★ ★ ★ work for Europe. Her only time off will be at Cnrlstmas, when she plans to join her family in Quebec City. ALL-WOOL HAIR FABRICS

6ACTOIIY Famed Actor Is Speaker MITHOD At Third Order Parley $ 50 Los Angeles, Calif.—Pedro de Cordoba, who will portray the role O ntV in o u r s h e p i of Junipero Serra in the forthcom­ 42 ing revival of the famous Mission Play, was one of the ^ e s t speakers “ Warmth without weiight” and plenty of at the seventh provincial conven­ style k^note these expertly tailored toppers. HflUJKinson tion of the . Third Order at S t Gray, tan, blue and brown shades— all sizes. Francis. The actor is himself a member of the Third Order. ★ * ★ SILVER FRONT RECAPPING SHOE REPAIR ALL-WOOL COVERTS DEFORMED AND ODD SHOES A SPECIALTY ' Your recaps WOODEN BBOES FOR SHOWER CHECK leth ST. ______MA. $ 50 nALANCED A.B.O. DOLL SHOP 47 EARLY New Dolls and Toys LIKE A NEW TIREI Doll Buggies and Trikes Here’s the coat that’* enjoying tremendous DOLL WIGS popularity this fall. Choice of tan or pastel • MORE miLBAOE blue shades in a complete range of sizea. STORE HOURS Religious Statues Repaired # NO SHIMMY 1515 Arapahoe fuL 7617 Miller’s Stores open ’tQ 9:00 p.m. Saturdays *U1 10:00 p.m. Except JOE KAVANAUGH Anto Body and Fender 15th & Lawrence, open *tll 6:30 REPAIRING AND PAINTING m illER'S rREB BSTIHATB TIME PAYMENTS LINCOLN AT 7TH pan.— Saturday* ’til 9 p.m. PHONE TA. 1261 SWAYNE-WIMBUSH ;OTTRE!IJ/8 8 5 0 B A N N O C K TA. 811» m a B K E T S i S*mn* rORDS Shiet ItU the Mm’s Store- 62i s i x t e e n t h s t • w

Thursday, Nov. 14, 1946 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E yston e 4208 PAGE THREE Sl Louis PTA ST. DOMINIC’S WILL AWARD ‘Gnriian Staff DRS. LEE C. HANEY & SON PLYMOUTH AUTO ON NOV. OPTOMETRISTS S^ervlcc 20 827 15th ST. . TA. 2690 Members St. Vineent de Paul Parish Hears Dr. Skre (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver^ continues its instructions on BepsCainiia^ The fall festival and the award­ Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock A good name in which the public has faith comes only ing of the Plymouth automobile in the rectory reading room under aftM years of conscientious service. We are now, as in (St. Lottia’ Pariah, Englewood) ^ wul take place Wednesday eve­ the direction o f the pastor, the (Cathedral Hifh School, Denver) \t tt to Nov. 12 was the formal launch­ the p a ^ happy to offer our services for the solution of flow imuch fatnilv A round-table discussion under ning, Nov. 20, in the church audi­ Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P., in prep­ ing day of the business campaign your visual problems. OLIN G EI^S the direction ot Dr. Norb^rt Shere, torium starting at 8 o’clock. aration for the reception of this Denver psychiatrist, featured a The evening’s entertainment sacrament Tuesday evening, Nov. for the 1947 Guardian, Cathedral meeting ot the PTA Nov. 12. At 26. high school yearbook. This drive '^¥S^ENE”E bpi^«>‘ '^' Wednesday, Nov. 20, will start ru> this ptoblcso* the business meeting a report on with the presentation of 20 tur­ The Holy Hour this week will will continue through Nov. 22. Recommended by membership was given by Mrs, J, Throughout this campaign every logical an^cr to keys. After these re^ la r awards, be conducted by the Rev. Joseph Duncan Hines Huppert, chairman. Awards were additional turkeys will be offered. G. Forquer, O.P., Friday evening homeroom teacher will have two Metnbert^^ for voted at the meeting for the fifth Following the turkey awards, the from,7:30 to 8:30, and the sermon student managers who will co-op­ grade with a 100-per-cent member­ automobile will be given away. will be delivered by Father erate with the faculty members to ^ !? t h e tatnily» ship enrollment, and for the second the fullest in making this drive a nteinb^ *at * cost ot A committee of women will then Hughes. ' less of age. ■ ai com - grade with the greatest number of success, A quota of $10 in ads or memberships. serve refreshments consisting of Pallor Viiiti Empresi patrons has been sdven to every a cenu consult out sandwiches, hot dogs, coffee, and Announcements were made rela Her Majesty, ex-Empress Zita of senior receiving a Guardian, Jun­ doughnnts. Pop and soft drinks URF tive to the Arapahoe county coun­ >HY’S Austria, rd^uested an interview iors, sophomores, and freshmen also will be available for the cil meeting Nov. 20 in the com­ receiving a yearbook have a quota guests. For those who wish to re­ witii Father Hughes Nov. 11 in munity room at Englewood Qty main after the refreshment periodf Richthofen, home of Mr. and Mrs. ot $7.60 in ads or patrons. I hall and the Catholic Parent- games and amusements will be Etienne Perenyi, East 12th avenue. The material construction ot the f i n e Speer »t j f b O D S ___ j e A Sherman Teacher league meetipg in the provided. In a 40-minutc informal conver­ Guardian is also under way. Sen­ l6th •* Catholic Charities annex Nov. 21 sation, she outlined some of the iors are having their graduation at 10 a.m. Miss Marian Thompson James Coursey, chairman of the distress her country is undergoing Boulder automobile contest, asks that all potraits, taken at Fox-Nicholson entertained with piano selections. and solicited Father Hughe^ aid studio. Deadline for all glossy sen­ Mrs. L ., A. Plamondon and the returns be made as early as possi­ for her afflicted people. The meet­ Broadway at EUsworth ble to facilitate bookkeeping on ior pictures is Nov. 16. Group pic­ seventh grade room mothers pro­ ing took on a personal note when tures o f individual homerooms STEAKS . . . SEA FOOD . . . CHOICE POULTRY vided re&eshments. the night o f the festival. the Empress and the priest recalled and every school organization will DINING ROOMS FOR PRIVATE PARTIES The paper drive, which will be Card Party Planned friends, especially Dominican Fa­ be taken for the yearbook. thers, they both knew in Austria s “% r ^ ^ r conducted by the school children The Rosary Altar society, at a Members of the 1947 Guardian FINE LIQUORS FOUNTAIN SERVICE before war days and during Father Nov. 18-22, will receive the sup­ meeting Nov. 12, decided to hold staff are Marjory Codec and May Hughes’ stay in that country. MURPHY’S FAMOUS CHILI AND TAMALES port of the PTA. Parishioners a parish card party Thursday eve­ Matz, co-editors; Connie Wilber are encouraged to assist by bring ning, Jan. 23. The party is to be The new sound system in the and Bob Madden, associate editors; Open 11 A. M. to 2 A. M. Cloaed Tneadajra ing papers to the school Sunday held in the church auditoriupi, and church is now in process of per Prances Donlon and John Quay or during the week or by giving the proceeds are to be made avail- roanent installation, the electrical hagen, business managers; Thorn­ 6^ ALL DEPARTMENTS CALL GLENDALE 3663 them to the school children. able for replacing the linens and equipment having been obtained, ton ■ Jones, John Nemmers,' and Gift Sale Planned Nov. 24 sacristy material lost in the recent | It is hoped to have the installation Ken Pollock, sports editors; and A gift sale will be held in the fire. completed for Sunday’s services. Margaret Daly, Pat Donehue, and eONDITION YOUR OAR school Sunday, Nov. 24, unde/the Mrs. Magor, president, will a ^ The Rev. Peter P. Reilly, O.P., Adrienne Greenwell, snapshot edi­ auspices of the PTA. Articles for point her various committees f t stopped off Nov. 11 to visit with tors. MEET POST-WAR COMPETITION the Fathers. He is en route to FOR WINTER DRIVING the sale are being solicited at the once and the preliminary work of Sales mangers of the respective present time. organizing will be started. At the China, where he will be stationed in Shanghai under the direction of homerooms are: Room one. Mar Drive in for Free Estimate on General Check Up (A Members of the Altar society meeting Nov. 12, Mrs. Magor ap­ garet Keenen and Evelyn Mayer; who attended the ACCW confer­ pointed a nominating committee the Rev. Paul Curran, O.P., su­ Prompt and Courteous Service perior of the Dominican mission, room two, Ken Pollock and Thorn ence at the Shirley-Savoy hotel to propose the names o f members ton Jones; room three, Rose Ferris EXPERT MECHANICS GENUINE FACTORY PARTS WELL-CLEANED CLOTHES Nov, 12 are Mrs. E. Fisher, Mrs. to fill the various offices which aries in China. Father Reilly’s chief work will be looking aftet the and Pat McCarthy; room four, FREE PICK UP SERVICE THEY MAY HAVE TO LAST A LONG TIME J. Pierzina, and Mrs. G. Smilanic. will be vacated by the present offi­ Margaret Daly and Dona Sylves­ The Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron cers at the end of the year. The administration and business ele ments of the missionary organiza ter; room five, Pat Donehue and was a guest of the society at the committee consists of the follow­ Rita McMahon; room seven, Gladys luncheon. ing past presidents: Mrs. J. M. tion. He brings a fund o f training i^jVINER CHEVROLET C0.Bf4. to his new post. Kennedy and Mary Lee Guy; room Mrs. W. J. Kissell and Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Minnie Coursey. nine, Julian Atencio and John Thomas Romero are supervising and Mrs, John Fraher. They will Father Reilly left here by plane Nemmers; room 10, Shirley Reid i the care of the sanctuary during meet at the call of Mrs. Harring­ for San Francisco, Calif., where, JUST and Pat O’Rourke; room 11, Joe the month of November. ton. after a short visit with the Domini Matty and Bob Madden; room 12, CALL K E. 8341 2162 Arapahoe St. can Fathers, he will proceed by Additional Catholic Christmas The Parent-Teachers’ associa­ Pat McCarthy and Adrienne Green Pacific Overseas airway to his des cards are being provided by the tion will hold its monthly meet­ well; and room 13, Mary Ann Rush tination in Shanghai, China. His Altar society to supply the demand. ing in the school hall Thursday and Dorothy Ryan. This Sunday will be Communion evening, Nov. 21, at 8 o’clock. It home is in Newark, N. J. Erapreaa Zita Givei Addreaa Cathedral day for the children of the par­ will be preceded by a council dis­ Snow Damage! Roof CLEAN cussion in the mothers’ room at Empress Zita of Austria ad ish. The children will receive Com­ Considerable damage was done munion in the 9 o’clock Mass. 7:30. The seventh grade children dressed the Cathedral high school will entertain the parents and to the church tile roof and to the student body Nov. 12 in the Oscar Recent Baptitmi ' gutters by sliding snow this week. ECONOMY. Infants baptized Nov. 10 were guests. The guest speaker will be Male hall. Other guests were her The heavy fall of snow on the up­ COAL Nfzt to CUrka’f Cbareb Co iii Carolyn Anne, daughter of Mr. Jack Evans of the public school daughter, Archduchess Elizabeth; system, who will speak on “ Home per roof slid to the lower roof, car and Mrs. Etienne Perenyi, a per­ and Mrs. Stanley A. Johnson, with rying with it some tile, which, “ When in tom ipiriu call Jerry'* Robert and Ronald Goebel and and Community Recreation for sonal friend of the Empress. The •ttOCOtH Children.” Mrs. A. C. Reid, presi­ landing on the lower roof after a disting^uished visitors were greeted 1634 Tremont K£. 45S4 Anna Goebel as sponsors; and fall of about 25 feet, crushed the Spick VlHVtK, COlO, Margaret Lynne, daughter of Mr. dent, will preside. by Governor Ray Hamilton, Lieu­ FBEE DELITKST rEEK PARKINe tile below. The snow also carried tenant Governor Grace Persichitte, and and Mrs. William F. Vobejda, with Girl Scoati Lay Plam away and twisted the rain water Robert and Ann Schindhelm as Secretary of State Patricia Mc­ The Girl Scouts met Nov. 7 to gutters on both roofs: The damage Span A REPUTABLE DRUG sponsors, Mrs. M. O’Sullivan acting Gowan, and Secretary of the Treas­ DOWNING STREET plan their winter activities. It was in itself is not so great, but the ury Ray Decker [student officers]. D elivery STORE as proxy. cost of repair will be heavy owing PHARMACY decided that this troop would con­ Eiaajr Winnera Mr. and Mrs. Harry White an­ centrate their efforts in the mak­ to the difficulty of reaching the GEORGE M. HILL, Prop. nounce the birth of a daughter Cub journalists Mary Chirico ing of bibs and soft toys for the roof and completing the repairs. and Laura Carlen, juniors, were Professionel PharmacUt Nov. 9 in St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. little tots at the Infant of Prague It may be necessary to erect scaf­ Phon* CHerrr ITt7 White is the former. Glorene Pyt- two of the 21 winners in the Den­ COUPLETS LINE OP C08HETICS AMD nursery. Miss Shirley Byers and folding. An inspection is being ver Post esiay contest, “ How Five UEBCHANDIEE linski. Mary Kelly were appointed repre­ made now by the contractors to de­ G>Ifax at Downing . . . Denrcr Under New Uunecmmt Wedding Rites Held Cent Air Mail Will Benefit the «. y sentatives of this troop to meet termine the exact extent o f the Rocky Mountain Empire.” In rec- ECETitona 3217 SOI Downlns 8 t Denrer Miss Dorothy Copeland was mar­ damage and the method of repairs with the general committee at the o^ition of this award they will be 2nd at Sana Fe Drive Telephone TAbor 22U ried Nov. 8 to Arthur McDougal Community Chest center to make A recent installation in the Phonee; Stadia., KEjftone MM in St. Louis’ church, in the pres­ given an airplane ride over the Rm.. CHerrr 5758 plans for the day camps. These church is the hat or pocketbook city of Denver as soon as weather Where Friends Meet . . . ence of Father O’Heron. Members girls are to report to the grips on the backs of the pews. ORDER YOUR of the sodality choir sang appro­ permits. entire troop at the next business They are the gifts of Patrick Cun Cathedralites reached their goal CHRISTMAS PHOTOS priate hymns, with Miss Chjtrlotte ningham and John Witaschek, St. Vincent de Pant’s Parish assembly. of 100 per cent- in the city-wide Pytlinski assisting at the organ. both members of the parish. MEmiE (RILL NOW Bridesmaid and best man were The Blessed Virgin sodality will Community Chest drive. This ac­ receive Holy Communion in the The parish was well represented WashisgtoH Park Mkl. Bttod tad Hnrit W fllluu Miss Ann Copeland and Joseph M. tivity was promoted under tiie HOOVER-GRADDiGK 7:30 o’clock Mass Sunday, Nov. 17. at the quarterly meeting of the leadership of John Carroll, senior; HODGE GROCERY ITtli u d WuUoKtoa HAla tltt Cassidy, Jr., respectively. The Red & White Food Store 328 E. COLFAX AVE. Rev. FYancis A. Pettit was present Members will meet Tuesday eve­ NCCW in the Shirley-Savoy Nov. and Mary Reischman, junior, Ca C. ALFRED HODGE, Proprietor BILL HUGHES, Prop. in the sanctuary. ning, Nov. 19, in the refectory. 12,. Father Hurtes represented thedral representatives of the In­ 2105 East Virginia Ave. The five first Saturdays of the the cleiw , and the following ter-School council. Open Day and Nite Miss Evelyn Prechel and Ferd­ Complete Food Service SP. 7505 d inand Christ were married in the month in honor of Our Lady ot women, the parish: Mmes. Thomas Fatima are still in progress, and NOTICE OF FINAL SErtLEMENT presence of Father O’Heron Nov. Banahan, Fred Berger, George 598 South Gilpin Meats . . . Groceries ’’ CAPITOL HILL sodality members will attend the Bugg, Jerry Buckley, Mark ESTATE OF MICHAEL HAHONET, DE­ 9. Witnesses for the ceremony CEASED. NO. 78.581. "It’s Smart to B« Thrifty” Fresh Fruits & Vegetables 6:30 o’clock Mass on the first Heifer, Nicholas Jamison, Joseph were the mothers of the bride and Notice ii hereby xiven that on the 3rd CAFE Saturday of December. On Thurs­ McCarthy, Alan Reid, Thomas day of December. 1946, I will preaent to bridegroom, Mrs. Theresc Prechel 735 E. Colfax day, Nov. 28, they will entertain Ryan, James Weigel, and Anthony the County Court of the City and County and Mrs. Margaret Christ, respec­ of Denver, Colorado, my accounto for MERK’S Fine Poods at FaU Prices the patients of the Fitzsimons hos­ Zarlengo. FINAL SETTLEMENT of the adminUtra- G A R CLEANERS tively. pital with an arranged program. tion of maid eetote when and where all per­ Sodality to Meet Mrs. Jerry Buckley is organiz­ DRUG STORE 2717 E. Loniaiana Are. The adult Confirmation class ing by invitation a new social sew­ sona in interest may appear and object to WINES BEES The Marian sodality of the par­ them if they so desire. (FORMERLY MAHONEY DRUG) P E .1792 ish will meet Wednesday evening ing circle. The first meeting will B. C, HILLIARD. JR., PrMcrIptioni Accurately FiTled Administrator. C. L. CABTNER W. P. HEWITT, JB. at 8 o’clock in the home of Miss be held in her home, 3345 W. 24th MAY WE SERVE YOUT Mcmbcra of 8L Vinnnt avenue, in the immediate future. lew Cream — Foaataiii Serrice ''^9tas\€oi(ax Shirley Ranke, 2458 S. Cherokee Turkey Party 1300 So. PMri PS. 7589 da Panl'a Pariah NADORFF’S street. The Vincent circle will meet LOOK ! Denver, €ola Thursday evening, Nov. 14, in the PHONE EMerson 0677 At the last meeting of the so­ VfrntV^m dality in the home of Miss Helen Slated Nov. 23 by home of Mrs. Tnomas J. Farrell, Quality Cleaning 1816 E. COLFAX AVE. Twining Oct. 16, reports were 3027 W. 29th avenue. JAMES GROCERY given by Joy Huot, chairman of FRED HELMSWORTH. Prop. Wasltingtoii Park Our Lady’s committee, and Eloise , Edgewater HNS 5100 Personal FANCY GROCERIES 731 E. Colfax KEjstone 3575 Greenwell, chairman of the Cath­ VEGETABLES — FRUITS Cleaners olic truth committee, on the re­ ' CHOICE MEATS N. W. CHRISTENSKN A Meal or a Banquet (St. Mary Magdaleno’i Pariib, Loans $8 Per Year cent Sodality union meeting, A 1923 E. Kentnckr PE. 2478 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898 FASHION NOOK TASTY SUGGESTIONS new project of the apostolic com­ E d g ew a ter) IN CASSEROLES mittee o f the sodality is to send The Holy Name society will con­ No Co-Signers or Security DRESSES . SUITS - UNGERIE duct the annual Thanksgiving sympathy cards to families of de­ . Required on Low B juk Rate party in the parish hall Saturday EAST TERMS BLOUSES - SWEATERS Serves 3 to 4 People ceased in the parish. The sodality — - *1. SEND ONE TO A CONVALESCENT is still collecting rosaries for the evening, Nov. 23. Twelve-pound Davenport and J. J. McKenna. Prop Lola McKenna. Mgr. BOXNIE BRAE FRIEND ‘ stricken people in Greece. turkeys will be awarded as prizes. Only $6 per $100 borrowed, per Chair _ $ 7 9 .5 0 The proceeds of this party will go includinx material, snppUaa, labor, pick op ITALIAN SPAGHETn year, is the low rate offered metro­ and delivery complete. Plenty of Meat Sauce O pu Ertnlnxi to the parish building fund. MAHLER politan Denver residents, who have DE. 0988 Shopping CHICKEN POT PIES The altar and sanctuary are in satisfactory credit ratings and are DISTINCTIVE GIFTS - S O d ^ D. DEUTSCH charge of Mrs. Sronce and*Mrs. for enr estimator to call at year Family Size OPTOMETRIST 85 Yean Praetlee steadily employed. homo with a corapleto lina ef aamplai. STATIONERY - BOOKS SerVoss during the month. The No eharxo. MEATLESS FRIDAY DISHES -HOLTZ- RENTAL UBRARY Exutood altar linen committee is composed These loans repayable in up to CONOCO PRODUCTS of the following members: Mrs. CM* 2135 E. Colfax Open Ercnlnti GItiaa 12 equal monthly payments. Lnbrication, Car Washing, Balteriea R E O & WHITE EM. 4101 Special Attention to Church Fitted Edmond, Mrs. Sronce, Mrs. Feeley, Suppers, Baxaars, Etc, Broken Leniea See Mr, Franklie or Mr. Nelson Recharg^, Tire Vulcanizing FRESH MEATS — nSH ^ DnpUeatod and Mrs. Rohder. Guaranteed Rerappinx The Holy Name society held its in the Personal Loan Dept, of The 3538 E. Coliax Avo^SS^VhoBO DEalm 0988 BONNIE BRAE Groceries & Vegetables One Dtjr Serrice Ocniilti’ Preicriptioa Filled monthly meeting in the parish hall, Denver National Bank.— Adv. Yonr Pationaxa Appraciated HUMMELS Genuine Kryptok . CONOCO SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SP. Mew and Uicd Tire* Inyteible Bifocal Nov. 12. Arrangements for the IIU 724 So. Univeraitr - PE, 9909 2626 E. Loniaiana at S. Clayton WRIGHT O. K. Lansee to Sea Thanksgiving party Nov. 23 were DELIGATESSER Far u d Near - completed. . RUBBER Groand 4* inf* irwi*, 311 E. Till Ave. At lUaMiiAbb PriMs PIl TA. M4S Preisser’ s Red & While WELDERS, INC KE 1986 Bonnie Brae 2333 Eut Colfax Arenac 1519 Curtis S t EA 5765 Grocery and Market Brng €o. There Is Money ALFRED C. ANDERSON. Owntr-Manaxar JAMES BONNER, Hxr. FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND QUAUTY GROCERIES AT Prescriptions Filled As THRIFTY FOUHTAIH TEXACO FIRE CHIEF Suzanne*s LOWER PRICES Your Doctor Orders AHD GRILL BONI^IER’S Free Delivery SPmee 4447 FOUNTAIN SERVICE ; STAUFFER SYSTEM TEXACO STATION 2331 E. Ohia Ava. (So. Untv. and Ohio) 763 So. Unhreraity- PE. 2255 Fine Foods ^ kihre Than Just Redueinp GAS. OIL AND ACCESSORIES ^ ^lOOE FOR TOUR, For Everyone GREASmO AND WASHING Denver’o Firrt Foot Woj llOWY... Streamlined Foontoin ^ An cxcloilT*, Illy ind ran* nutliod . of wai()it control u d poitnro cor- ^ PHONE KE. 0351 {■let yout lavinCfa aatn Car. 20th 4 Grant Jao U. Bland. U n . ‘ rection. ^ Speer and Buneck DuTcr'4. Ctla. i-'mote.;SAFELyiHigher ^ways availaUe at my bank. W e have six loan men SOUTH GAVLORp ^ The Healthful Way to Redueei than avorage eaininga ^‘always in the mf>od” to make you a loan. Any one of The firms listed here de­ ^ Prai Conrtoiy Trratment by Appoint- PE. PE. on savinga—protact^ these six is competent to pass on your loan without Shopping ^ Ernt—Only Orixina] Stoolfor Syitom . by govemmant Inaurad i serve to be remembered ^ in Dravtr 1 4 6 7 9 4 6 7 9 COALi and guaraniead Brat waiting three days for the board of directors to meet; when you are distributing CHERRY 1864 Widx* and Harrii _ n o .i 5 ’ siorlgaga homa loaita. in fact, many of- our loans are completed immediately Lamp and Exx-—— ..Withdrawal at iny on the first ckll to our office. Phone applii:atioiu also your patronage in the dif­ 414 E. Colfax Waah 1001 Eaxla : . Uma. Dapoaita by 10th _ ^ ^ . 0 5 receive our prompt, courteous attention. Mary Anne Bakeries ferent lines of business. ^ Lndlu Only {Oppooito CithodraD Lamp and Exx~— aamTlrorn lat. UaU t W Donbla Sertaa dapoaita walcome. [onununity flouier' Specialists in Nat ______$ 6 .7 5 41S Majaxtic Bldg. “ Deovar LOANS QUICKLY*MADE ON ( f n r a 1043 SOUTH GflyLORO * PARTY PASTRIES SUPREME GOAL CO. } \ U \ t m$Pruce73l8 35 Broadway X514 So. Gaylord SP. 7413 PE. 7315 Children’i Portraits 1144 So. PenmylTBaia Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mort­ VAN ZTMMERM4n . Manaxar in the Home gages on Improved Denver Real Estate and to Salaried Employes on their plain note, without an assignment of Six 6x7 Photoxraphi wages and without notifying the employer. RATIONAL BRANDS BeautUaUr Gaylord Drag Go. Moonted __ $10.00 SUPER MARKET J. ROY SMITH, Prop. EDWARD J. OULACKI LOANS MADE OUTSIDE DENVER BY MAIL 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 1004 S. Gaylord Sp. 6752 Prescriptions Carefully Filled GIHEFOTO CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Free Deiiveries Daily Yonr Patronaxa AppracUtad by Registered Phantiadsts STUDIOS Announces the Opening ef His Office WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY 3529 East Colfax Ave« 201 Capitol Hill Bank Building W ATCH, CLOCK and 1092 So D A D ’ C Phone Gaylord SP. 0574 TEL. DEXTER 0961 JIM FURLONG JEWELRY REPAIRING DUD W ACCOUNTING Colfax at York Street Denver, Colo. 1735 Welton St. KEystone 2224 SULLIVAN’S Grocery and Market AUDITING Denver 6, Colorado (Hours— 10 AJI. to 8 P.M.) TAX SERVICE Telephone EAat 7322 Open Daily 1:10 to 6:10, BatxnUya TiU 1 P. H. Onr Branch Offlcs Groceriex, Meata and Fancy ^ at Fnrionx Ante Co., 530 Broadway, la Opan TIU lilO P.M. Bonnie Brae Jewelry VegeUblee | 1048 S. Gaylord SP. 6026 The Store of Quality and Price PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, E E ystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 14, 1946 . l t t t , ' ,tf:==:.= Parochial Schools Resume League Play Nov. 17

NOW AT O ’N E IL ’S Officers of Regis Ski Club t^eature Clash PORSOnOUTV SCHOOL 0^ BflLLROom Mncino Pits Bulldogs AUTHORIZED PAGIURD SERVICE Buckley Bros. Dawatowa Lacatlon Aatkorlnd Stadrfcaktr SalM A Sarriea Against Regis Tha Only Packard Sarrlc* la Dtarer Packard Denver Co. New Tracks in Stock Aato Rrpairlnc — All Maka Car* DISTRIBUTORS Cathedral Is Primed tie iith at TA. iiu Bcdjr aad Fcndtr Work 350 Broadway RA. 2826 Alto Lestont In ^ For Came With Poise, Ohm i, PorsoulHy COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Mallon BODT, PENDER AND PAINT WORK Acquire New Grace In Your Dancini^—New Confidence in ALL KINDS OF ACCESSORIES Mixing With An7 Grong After two weeks of bliz­ Gulf Service Staiion Yon cnn lonni to become a smart dancer and do the latest zard-caused delays, exasperat­ ing: to fans and players alike, Open All Night 38th and Federal G L 4838 RUMBA, SAMBA, SWING AND WALTZ STEPS the Parochial league hope to JORDAN MOTOR CO. swing into action again on Also Tap, Acrobatic and Ballet. Sunday in an effort to com­ Classes for All Ages plete a significant portion of m o REPAIRING YOUR CAR ISIN'I GE-niNG the year’s schedule. Slated for Experienced Mechanics ANY YOUNGER. SF.E this Sunday’s double-header are games between the Regis team and ALL MAKES CARS “ Jo e ” YOUNG Coronado Clnb, 1570 Clarkson, EM. 0297 Ge* —Oil* — Lubrication St. Joseph’s and between Cathe­ PACKARD SPECIALIST dral ^a m and Mullen high. HOUY’S SERVIGE Auto Service Station Thu Red Rait^ers from Regis Bannork and Twdiftfa GH. 8234 and the Bluejays of Cathedral S90 So. Broadway SP. 9987 Officers for the senior dieision of the Regia I tary; Vince Sweeney, vice mtmiesident; Ed Hanifen, high will both go into action as Ski club, pictured above, are at follows, from left | vice president; and Tim Delan, pri president. All the heavy favorites. Undefeated, this to rigbti Joe Fellows, treasurer; Jim Law, secre officers are students of Regis ceilege season, the Rsiders will meet a comparatively low caliber oppon­ ent with a record so fas of one vic­ Denver’s Finest Body & Paint Shop tory and three defeats. (Two of STUDENTS ORGANIZE SKI CLUB the latter were inflicted in non­ QVICK SERVICE! ins sw conference play.) The Bulldogs, I however, are primed for the game, BODY • FENDER • PAINT • UPHOLSTERY according to Coach Ai Panek. “ My FOR REGIS COLLEGE AND PREP boys are in exactly the right frame ALL MAKES of mind for this game,** he pointed TOP iOllOOS OF QUALITY AT A FAIR PRICE out. “ They know they are the un­ Although the polio epidemic and Mountain Ski club, the regional derdog, but they plan to win any­ the early advent of the snow man division of the National Ski asso­ way. I don’t think Regis will go disrupted plans for much outdoor ciation. This sffilistion brings with out there and walk away with it** activity at Regis college, Denver, it national recognition and the CIPC KIGLIOS CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. As usual, Lou Kellogg, coach of the Regis Ski club is now func­ privilege of participating in Na­ the league leaden, would only ad­ 13lh and Broadway TAbor 5191 tioning actively. School author­ tional Ski association tournaments mit that his team should win. “ That Double Hint ities have organized dual ski clubs in any part of the country. Two teams, the Wonders and the does not mean they will,’’ he said. Sets under the direction of L. A. Barth, Although emphasis will be laid Dribblers, shared top honors in the S.J. The Regis Ski club is com­ Hers, 10.00 on the purely recreational side of sixth week of CYPC bowling as Lack of Practice Hif. 18.00 posed of high school snd college, or •Get Tour Car skiing, the advanced skiers in the they pulled out ahead of the Slow Not to A ffect Game junior and senior divisions. The club will compete in races as an or- DODCE-PLYMOUTN Tell the entire story . . . in hrst important step taken by the Starters. Don Saunders took high Ready tor Winter nized team representing the Kellogg did not expect the forced OWNERS your wedding band from newly organized club was .to seek ins Ski club. In the various inter­ billing for the men, and Nancy lack of practice to affect the out­ Roger’s. Unusual, beautifully* see our stock of accessories that affiliation With the Southern Rocky collegiate and inter-scholastic tour­ Gibbons and Eleanor Muggee tied come of the game, since all teams will make your winter driving Jack Florin, s«rTito m*t, *ari: styled 14*ksrat gold tings in have been equally handicapped bv flain_ or intricate designs. naments the team will represent for the women’s honors. easier. Save gas, oil and wear on your (Doubls wtdding bands ars Regis college ajid Regis high school. snow-bound practice Helds. Panek car by having a periodic check­ Her Wedding High game went to Joe Yoligg J. B. DONIPHAN, Mgr. Bend i becoming increasingly popular, Letter awards will be givsn to the pointed out, however, that his own up on your motor ao (hat it will ualified skiers. This will be the with 201, and 632 for ’tha series. team has played four games this 20.00 too). Prices art plus tax. Caroline Hannasch helped the AL. 2083 give you the best service for the Srst year that Regis has entered year against the Raiders’ two, and fall and winter. t4ams in ski competition. Dribblers* score with high 189, and was hopeful that the Bulldogs' 4 WATS TO PAT Kathleen Lahr topped the women larger share of experience would MARSHALL TOWING SERVICE Ski clubs from many parts of with a 443 series. ACeiA Trains the country are represented in the prove to be a factor. “ Besides,** he Forty regular bowlers, all mem­ added, “ St. Joseph’s will be at full itCberge SucceMfuI student bodies on the North Side AUTO SUPPLY Standard Motor Go. bers of the Cathedral Young Peo­ strength for the first time this fashion and campus to assure an experienced W Ltjiwtj year.’’ 1530 BROADWAY 13th & Clenarm CH. 6596 photographic nucleus Tor the club. Some of the ple’s club, meet jn the Colfax lanes *Yetr te h f Bodels. Winning experienced schussers of the senior on Friday evenings to compete in the league. Experts Foresee cover girls or college division are Jim Law, [lA J L ia L lf Kneelana Light, Joe Ryan, Vince One-Sided Affair Training and Opportunity Guaran­ Sweeney, Joe Fallows, Jim Dolan, SCHEDULE REVISED The >12:30 game between Cs Winter Service Special teed if We Accept You For Our Ed Frohberg, George Kearney, Annoancement was mad* John Koehl, and Bob Regner. The thedral and Mullen high fs ex­ Profeetional ^Couree, Wadaaaday of a chaaga ia tha pected to be a one-sided affair, • Prepare Your Car Note junior division will be represented . ^ For Winter Orieing Charm Courses (Non-Professional) Parochial laagu* tchadule. Ae- since the Bluejays will be pitting $ 5 45 DINVErt MOIT raOCMSSIVT' by Gene Maize, Stan Davies, Tom cordiag to tha aaw arraaga- Wash Car . . . I.ubrieate Eakins, Bayard Young, Ben Brod­ smooth-working air and ground for Personal Grooming and (iharm maat, tha following gamaa, offense against the league’s cellar- Change Oil, 5 Quarts Penn. Drain and Refill Transmission erick, Bob Hilton, Dick Kemme, poatpoaad heeaut* of bad Clean and ReAll Air Cleaner Cheek Tires for .Alignment The Gaseade Laandry & Dry Olauars Dave Mulligan, Elliott Rice, Bill dwellers, who have W n handi­ Dsr—Ertnliir Ctoisvi — CsH — WrlU araather, will bo playad; Repack Front Wheela (Jierk Wheel Ralanee Dohelan, and many others. capped in the games played so far Complete Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service • Tbaalugivingi Nov. 28i Ro- by lack of experience and by losses Drain and Refill Differential Cheek Battery and Cablet * W« Call (or aad D tllw ESTELLE COMPTON Regular Trips Slated git taam vt. Annunciation taam, through ineligibility. C.obe Jones, Art Malnati Tire and Rattery Service 1847 Market St. Tabor 6370.6379 Regular scheduled trips to fhe at 12)30 p.m. Mallon high vt. Cathedral coach, said that his 1733 CLENARM * TABOR 5287 MODELS INSTITUTE ski courses in the Denver area and St, Francit’, at 2)30 p.m. squad had had nun workouts this Ph IIus BMx. Ittk St Wsltmi AL » U to the more distant ski centers in Dac. J5. St. Jotaph’t v*. week. Cathedral will be out for Colorado are part of the plans of Holy Family taam at 12:30 p.m. blood, since an upset would be dis­ the activity committee. All Regis St. Francit* vt. Cathedral taam, astrous to their nopes for the con­ students will be permitted to at­ at 2)30 p.m. ference crown. tend these outings, but preference The Regis-St. Joseph’s game, OOOGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS will be given to the club members. which will be played at 2:30, will Od these trips the ski coach will in­ be the Regis homecoming game. It Timely service NOW prevents costly repair bills later — so struct the probable racers in the will be broadcast by station KMYr don’t delay or neglect needed repairs. Drive in for dependable fine points of slalom, down hill, COLIEOE OOWTII with Sports Announcer Mark service performed by mechanics, who have the "k n o w how’’ crou country, and jumping. Schreiber at the mike. to service your car or truck! The Regis Ski club is fortunate 11113690 in having an official ski photog­ .lAMES MOTOR CO. rapher, who will accompany the AtUntion BOWLERS! 1278 Lincoln Dodgf dt Plymouth Salee dt Service KE. 8221 |p:oup on all trips, Robert Scharp- Ten Pin Bowling Allej ing, a freshman in Regis college, is will etnait r*a I* k*wl far the Regis Ski club cameraman, «n addict of the art of snow photo- Hat (Sat. a Sun.. 2 to 4) graiAy. TO ALSO OPES’ FOR (.EACUB aESBRVATlONS In the task o f organj^ng the t i l l FraaUin ALptoa 1*71 Regis Ski club authorities Woodnw Wilson have been aided by Fred Bellmar, The novice skier, the young jiresident of the Rocky Mountain sportsman who is ready to put A Good Sweator Make* a Waraa ' Auln ypholslori ;Iki association; Tor Torland, ski away his barrel staves for the Friaad Member St. Francis de’ Sales CMRYSUR-PLYMOUTH columnist of ^the Denver Poeti more professional Norwegiah out­ School-Award Swoatera with i u p m m MOTOR to. I Tommy Thomas, editor of Roekg fit, will receive incentive and es­ inforced elhow* aad aon-atretch- CUSTOM TAILORED I9O8BRQA0WAY 0156261 Mountain Sports; and many others. sential instruction in the new able cuff* at Mill*’ low price*. SEAT COVERS SIslomi club which is being or­ COLORADO Cushion Repairing ganised in penver by five Den Upholtlery OFFIOERS ELEOTED ver college students. Organizing KNITTING MILLS Anio Tops Rrbnill for the purpose of giving skiing UI4 WdtaD Pk CHtrrr IU2 & Repaired IN NEWLY FORMED enthusiasts an opportunity to learn the rudiments of the sport, ; 692 So. Rroadway BOWLING LEAGUE the quintet, with certified instruc PE. 5264 tion permits, have made arrange­ >♦444 ments for bus transportation, |\|\AKt VOUR The first officially sponsored rental of equipment, and group bowling league in Colorado high lessons. school circles completed the first stages of organization this week The plan, as outlined by Bud battery last*. at Regis high school, according to Schleffler, supervisor, is to char­ an announcement by John Flana ter busses oft Sundays and. travel RECAP to Berthoud pass, where ski rtins gan, lay teacher at tha school and Koop eloctrolyto WHOM YOU moderator of the newly formed have been opened. “ Taking a lea- eon with nine others who are jurt league. The Regia keglers, who 1 at propor lovoi * are divided- into eight teams, as scared end just as green, elected Bob Unrein president and Bud said, “ will make any beginner Pat Madigan secretary, and de feel less clumsy when he first tries Mako sur« cables on his new ‘feet.’ Besides, there is a RIDE cided on a 21-week schedule. are sound Though the program thus far is double advantage for him. Class U S L O A M O i limited to intramural competition, lesions are much less expensive than private tutorage, and few hopas were expressed by nsnagan Keep your battery snd by Tommy Thomas, editor of beginners want to spend a lot of Rocky Mountain Sporte, that howl­ money on a new interest until they 3 fully charged ing would become a minor inter- are sure they like i t ’’ mu scholastic sport. Flanagan re­ Bud, a Canadian, was a member Have generator ported that interest bad been of the RCAF during the war. The shown by several* Denver parochial other young instructors have had 4 set properly high schools. skiing experience in all parW of the world, from the Bavarian and Swiss Alps to the Canadian Rock­ Keep the terminals Show Storms Mess ies. 5 clean and tight Their instructions are nouped Up Grid Schedules into progreisive clause. I^te en m Wi* itoe ImiAIi Mm* e rollecs. consequently, do not miss .Mto It tot* iw fM The snow etorms have hit the the first important inetruction When the course is completed the football schedule of the Dodgare in students should havo acquired tha Young Amarica laague very RADIOS hard. Many o f the boys of the Lit­ enough knowledge of the sport to participate actively in the AUTO ACCESSORIES tle Flower Social center in Denver, • HOUSEHOLD GOODS along with their coach, Louis groups that follow the ski trails near Denver. The Slalom club • TOTS Chavez, have shown keen disap­ |W[ r ■ Pi ’ •< --’Ifis 1060 MOADWAT pointment over the many postpone­ has its ski run at Berthoud pau .1 STANDARD AUTO ments. The boys, however, are hop­ Bud has found the most enthusi­ . KE. 017S & APPLIANCE CO. ing that the snow will clear soon astic freshmen to bo from, the tStt E. COLFAX KA. 42M so that they will gat at least a few college dormitories and from resi­ Radios and Electrical Appliances Repaired games in before the season is over. dent groups in the city, such as the B F C oodriofi The dramatic club, under the St. Rose Residence for girls. Vic Hebert leadership of Mrs. Mary Hooper, is Judging from the first trip, BILL PBAROt, Mgr. AUTO REPAIR rehearsing for the several ihows which was made last week, skiing All Makes members will produce at the center is fun for pupil and teacher. The HUDSON for the Christmas holidays. instructors,luatri in addition to earning Easy Time Payments The pre-school, under the super­ ’ "a money to help with school Sales and Service The (Irma Utltd hart dtadnr* to vision of Mias Nellie Valencia, now .SMW, are looking forward to b* rtmambtrad when you art dl>- Northwestern Auto Co. has registered and daily attend e weekly excursions as a worth­ Iributina your patronafo to tho dil- 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 ance averages 40. while extracurricular activity. TA. 1478 3660 Downing forant UnaJ oi buaina.a. j. 1A /

Thursday, Nov. 14, 1948 Office, 98S Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC l^GISTER Telephone, KEystone 4208 P A O y F i y i SCElizalieths C om m u n ity Chest Campaign U d Will Meet 2 5 Per Cent Short of Quota PTA to Conliict After two weeks of bkttlior the most unfavorable conditions On November 18 eret encountered in Community Chest campaign. Chest workers have brought in approximately 60,000 subscriptions/totaling $973,- 731, aceo^ing to figures released at Tuesday evening’s report din­ Social on Nov. K ner. With the campaign nearing its close, 26 per cent of the quota At PresentatioD remained to be solicited. It was estimated that 30,000 additional gifts will be necessary to meet the goal of the drive. (St. EUsabetk’s Parlth, Danver) The lart report dinner of the campaign was scheduled for Thurs­ (PreientalioB Pari.li, DenTar) Saturday, Nov. 16, there will be day evening, but clean-up activities are expected to continue fOr an The Presentation guild will hold its monthly‘meeting Monday, Nov. I a get-together dance in the base­ indefinite period according to an announcement by a Chest official. ment of St. Elizabeth’s school, Chest work^s, he said,’ will seek contributions from all Denverites 18, in the community hall at 8 p.m. sponsored by the PTA. There will not yet solicited, but will report directly to-Chest headquarters rather All members of the parish are in­ be a nominal fee, and all members than through report dinners and luncheons. vited to attend and express their are cordially invited. Father Felix Maurice J. Hickey, major of the K. of C.-Catholic Charities preference as U» the type of social Reitlingshofer, O.F.M., pastor and team, said Tuesday that his workers have made an excellent show­ pi;ogram they enjoy. The socials spiritual adviser, will be in attend­ ing in the face of the extreme difficulties caused by Denver’s recent will be held each month after the ance. Paul Weingardt, well-known snowstornos. “ Our report will be easily comparable with that of any regular bxuiness meeting. entertainer, will be featured with other unit,” he said, “ although we can as yet make no guarantee of Sunday, Nov. 17, is Communion his excellent Cccordion music. meeting our quota.” day for the Young Ladies’ sodality,' Th* .Consignor John R. Mulroy, director o f Denver’s Catholic Char- Mrs. C. Valdez and Mrs. F. Kna- “ ’<1 that faijjire to meet the quota would mean an added bur- felc attended the ACCW meeting llinsw D HliyTdwless? selected at the Octqber meeting, den on the staffs ol the Denver charitable institutions and extra irri­ held in the Shirley-Savoy hotd are Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Lichten- tation to ^_e public. “ It will be difficult for our institutions to pro­ feld. Nov. 20. .Under Government vide sufficient care for needy and dependent children, unless the The following children were The Holy Name society received quota of the Community Chest is met,” he declared. “ We are not ? s m e s Supervision awarded costume prizes at the re­ Communion in a body Nov. 10. gomg to let children suffer, but if the regular and approved method nolicealily growing Tgcfercnce The monthly meeting waa held cent jamboree: Danny Petros, of raising funds for their care does not succeed, the public will have YOUR MONEY AVAILABLE WHEN YOU WANT IT Nov. 11 in the clubrooms. Claudia Gorman, Aneta Moran, to meet its responsibility in some other and possibly leas efficient Donna Fox, Fidela ValdezJ Peggy INDIVIDUAL OR JOINT ACCOUNTS Masses on the Feast of St. Elisa­ manner.” for beth, Nov. 10, will be at 6, 6:46, Nelson, Frances Sedlmayer, Don Open a Safe and Profitable Savings Account NOfFI and 8 o’clock. Lee, and Rose Ann Lee. The grapd Father Felix offered a special prize went to Fidela Valdez. PROMPT, FBIENDLT SEBVICX tlie &ner service Mass on Armistice dsy for the de­ LUNCHEON P A R H SET NOV. 22 From the returns of the success­ ceased personnel of ^1 war serv­ ful paper drive the school children CAPITOL FEDERAL ices from St. Elizabeth’s parish. were able to adopt eight pagan SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOOATION of tliig old finn. Father Malacfay Kain, O.F.M., BY CLUB AT LOREHO HEIGHTS babies. will begin a mission at Peets Nov, The new readers purchased by 1665 BROADWAY W eJ^^HZ“KEygtone 8108 17 and Father Pacificus Kennedy, (Loratte Height* CoUega, Daavar) topic for an address given by the the PTA for the seventh grade I O.F.M., will begin a mission for A dei^rt-luncheon and card Austrian ex-Empress Zita of the have arrived and will be distributed Corpus Cbristi parish in Colorado Mrty will be sponsored by the Housp of Hapsburg Nov. 13. next week. y/wwvwwwyywuvwvvwww/wwwwwwwwiAw Quality Inspires Confidence Springs on that day' Father Fabian Loretto Heights Women’s club Loretto Athletic association The Feast of the Presentation Joyce, O.F.M., will begin a mis­ Friday afternoon, Nov. 22, at 1 :30 of the Blessed Virgin Mary will sion at Monte Vista this Sunday board members held a dinner meet­ in the college student union rooms. ing in the Roundup room Nov. 11 be celebrated with a High Mass Father F r i d o 1 i n Shockley, Table and special prizes will be to discuss the group’s plans for the at 8 o’clock on Thursday, Nov. 21. Cleaning at Its Best O.F.M., will conduct the Forty offered. Mrs. Earl Bell and Mrs. year. This is the feast of the parish Hours’ at Sterling, beginning Nov. George Porter are chairmen of the patroness and the 34th anniversary 17. affair, a.ssisted by Mrs. F. C. Fo­ Members of the board are Carol 3 DAY SERVICE Morrison, Mae Fidel, Vicki Kings­ of the parish. The girls of the i Horan & Son Chapels Father Berard Giblin, O.F.M., garty. Others in charge of ar­ school will all wear their new uni' Conducted the Forty Houra’ in St. rangements include Mmes. W. J. ley. Jean Gray, Mary Flo Amen.t, Pickup and Delivery Rose Fidel, and Marion Stortz. forms for the first time on the KEystone 6297 KEysIxme 6298 Catherine’s, Denver, ending Nov. McMenamy, J. Finnegan, J. M. feast day. 10. Evert, C. 0. O’Byrne, H, J. Job, Sister Alonza and Miss Veronica TWO STORES 1527 Clwtland Place Beginning this Friday at 7 p.m. Herbert Stebbins, Anna Campbell, Brown are the moderators of the The Junior Newman club meets the Young Ladies’ sodality will A. G. Werle, G. J. O’Byma, and group. Carol Morrison, delegate every Monday night in the schodl 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 at 7:30. All junior and senior high meet in the school to organize H. P. Alie. President of the group to the Athletic Federation of Col­ practice for the Christmas Mass is Mrs. J. P. Reddick and the fac­ lege Women, reported on the school pupils of the public schools 2025 W. Alameda — RA. 0612 ^ u p ’s last meeting in Boulder are eligible to attend. singing. Practice will continue at ulty moderator is Sister M. Maura. (Across From Valverda School) tl^e same hour until Christmas. S.aien. Ah.ad ia Toarnav Florence Agnes Kofsky and Jo­ Father Felix announces thst the seph V. Petrucelli were united in Standings at the end of the marriage Nov. 7. The witnesses school sttendance this year is 262. second week of the basketball HAVE YOUR PREPARED FOR WINTER The registr^on for last year was were Marion A. Kotjis and Mrs. SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS tournament at Loretto Heights 208 pupils. Loretto Heights Esther DeGarcia. The bride and show that the senior team, cap­ NWJWWJVM The Altar and Rosary society bridegroom are both members of tained by Marilyn Quinn, has two Timely Repairs Are Good Insurance had its monthly meeting Nov. 12. this parish. wins to its credit; the junior team, Religious movies wera shown. Club to Sponsor Marilyn Rose Wahl, daughter of captained by Naomi Miller, has one These pictures, of instructive na­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Wahl, was M r. Walter J. Kerwln bye and one defeat; and the sopho­ baptized in the pasL week with ture, will be shown in the future more .squad, headed by Louise Associated with at all monthly meetings. Party Nov. 22 Mrs. Martha Stroud as sponsor. Cemich, two losses. The PTA monthly meeting will The women of the parish will _ Freshman tournament results be Thursday, Nov. 14, at 8 p.m. A social event of the fall season clean the sanctuary on Wednes­ JOS. M. FISHMAN DenvePs Largest Dealer 'vt the Scrubettes, under the cap- will take place at Loretto Heights day, Nov. 20, a\ 10 o’clock. Coffee All members and those parents Jeweler and Optometrist Sincy o f Catherine Murray, one college when the Loretto Wom­ will be served OR the Altar and who wish to become members are win and one defeat; Hi Jinxs, co­ cordially invited to attend. The an’s club bolds a card party Rosary society. DIAMONDS . LOCKETS captained by Kay Dea and Jo Nell in Pancratia ball Friday, Nov. The Needlework club will meet WATCHES - ROSARIES 1314 ACOMA MAIN 3111 guest speaker will be Robert Am- Tempi., two wins; GGG’s under monds of Denver university, who 22, with Mn. Earl Bell as chair at the home of Mrs. Harold Ker- CROSSES - COMPACTS Pat Gamer, one bye and one win; man and Mrs. George Porter as co- Btiens, 420 King st^et, on Thurs­ ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS will have as his topic, ''What and the Gym Janes, led by Betty Makes Children Click?” chairman. Dessert-luncheon will be day, Nov. 21, at 10730. The regu­ MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS Boulware, two defeats. served at 1:80 a.m. There will be lar meetinr of the Alter and Rosary SCAPULAR MEDALS OiBciaU qf the games were: special prizes. , society win be held at 1 o’clock. Glasses on Credit Umpires, Rose Fidel. Mae Fidel, The Young Ladies' sodality will The women are asked to brini 807 15th Su TA. 0029 Proven Queen of Heaven A^nes Cummings, and Louise Ger- their own playing cards, ant- meet at the home of Patricia and nich; timekeepers, Marie Dona­ tickets may be obtained from the Colleen Murphy, 1069 Federal, on hue and Mae Fidel; scorekeepers, chairman or from the president, Friday evening, Nov, 22, at 8 EYE Aid Plans Party Connie Salazar and Bet^ Rauner; Mrs. Reddick. The bus will leave o’clock. and refin e, Miss Veronica Brown, Alameda and Broadway at 1:02 Miss M.n Schwalier and E. director "of physical education. p.m. Sedlmayer wore_ represroUtiveB EXAMINATIONS The Queen of Heeven Aid so­ Stamp.de Nov. 17 The following committee will ai fbr the Altar and Rosary society at Prompt COAL Delivery ciety will meet Tuesday after­ “ The Stampede,” a competitive the A£CW meeting in the^Shirley- Special Care noon, Nov. 16, at the orphanage sist the chairman vrith the ar demonstration between upperclass rangementa: Mrs. Frank Fogarty, Savoy hotel. * ______Boulder Valley, lump or egg...... ton $8.05 For Special Casee in Denver. Committees will be and freshman riding classes, will named and other buaineas con­ Mrs. W. J, McMenamy, Mrs. J. mPERFHORlA be given under the sponsorship of Finnegan, Mri. J. W. Evert, Mrs. ParVar "51" ««d Shoaffar Golden Ash, lump or egg...... ton $8.05 nected with holding the annual Quirk and Crop Sunday morning, PHOTOPHOBIA benefit to be held on Friday, Dec. C. L. O’Byrne, Mrs. H. Job, Harris, e g g ...... ton $10.15 VERTIGO Nov. 17, at 10:30 in the college Mrs. Herbert Stebbins, Mrs. Ann PEN PENCIL IH S 6, and Saturday, Dec. 7, will be ring. transacted at this time. Campbell, Mrs. A. G. Werle, Mrs. Harris, n n t...... ton $9.20 John Patton, riding instructor, Hubert Alie, Mrs. Foster Bruno, DR.A.D.K1IYHAUER A group of members of the Aid will direct events. Student chair­ W fcplni^tem society and friends have been Mrs. Henry Heinz, and Mrs. W e DeUver in So, Denser and Engleweod Optometrist man is Agnes Cummings, who will George Gorman. meeting bimonthly under the di­ be assisted by Doris Wilson and COINEt ISIH M*0 WB.10H 1511 WelUMi Sc KEyatone 1044 rection of Mrs. Michael Covillo in Marjorie W’helan. her home and have been sewing Demonstrations of both English Kroonenberg Coal Co. articles for. the annual display and and Western riding will be given. Cardinal Boosters sale held in connection with the The program includes a grand en­ 1909 South Broadway SP. 4478 annual party. A display of the trance, a saddling contest, boot Will fiiva Bsnfli LEARN TO 28 YEARS IN PRESENT LOCATION articles completed will be held kace, an exhibition, and a button Nov. 20 in Mrs. Covillo’s home, race in the Western division; mu­ Al. Bennett 3115 W. 44th avenue, from 1 to sical chairs and an exhibition in Tb* Cardinal Booitar*' club DRIVE 6 o’clock, and an inVitation ia ex­ the English division, and the will, hold a banefit party ia Ha^ tended to every woman in tha dty finale. SM ball, E. 37tb and Lafayette, THE CORRECT WAY rStlUNXNTI.T aacOXDBD .... Men’s OloHiing Dept. to attend. Capt William Morton, informa­ anvtr, on Saturday, Nov, 16, bofineinf at 8tlS p.m. Pro- ALBUMS OF SOUND tion and education officer at AT Lowry field, addressed the students caad. will go tewaid .upport aicoKniNGe m a d e for .... person al letters. caiLORBira Society Brand & of Anaanciatien high scneol VOICES. CBILO TALENT. PARTIES. MtiSICALKS. SERMONS. CLUR So(dety to Medt at Loretto Heights Nov. 13 on the HESTINC8. PROCmAMS. VOICE CBECE8. RADIO PROGRAMS subject, “ Is Peace Possible From athletic, and other nctivHiei of , Bray ton Clothes Military Point of View?” tbo Booiter*’ dab. JEAN GUUCK'S RADIOCORDING CO. 515 Tabor Bldg., Ph, GR. 5785 At St. Francis’ “ The United Nations” was t^e PerUbk StfrlM — Ermlnt Appointia.nt. — Rn.bl. Rat*. Optometrist and Optician SCHOOL (St. Francis de SaUt’ Pari.h, St. Philip Heri Topic ThemilV Co. Denver) Hates Walsh oi Driver Education The regular meeting of the Al­ Of Ave Maria Hour WINN SCHRODT 2ND FLOOR tar and Rosary society will and Training 545 S. Wadiington St. SP. 7562 be held Friday, Nov. 16, at 2 p.m. W. S. JOSEPH in tbs assembly room of tha rec S t Philip Neri will be the sub­ 1445 SOUTH LAFAYETTE ject of the Ave Maria broadcast REAL ESTATE BROKER tory. from KFEL in Denver Sunday at PiMn* t4ha* la s# SPrutee 6881 The League of the Sacred Heart 11 p.m. Philip Neri endeared him- LET ME .SELL OR TRADE YOUR PROPERTY STORE YOUR tiruaie lUiMtir bm~ will meet in the assembly room telt to the hearts of the Roman FU R S -4I0 W of tha rectory Tuesday, Nov. 19 people through his tense of humor at 2 p.m. All members are urged and practical jokes . . . and gained iwnss EXPERT REPAIRING to be present. the title “ Apostle of Rome.” He VET OF WORLD WAR The St. Joseph circle will meet founded the Congregation of the in the home of Mrs. Stsphen Ryan, Oratory. Hit remarkable sense of NO. 2 467 S. Logan, Wednesday. Nov. KE 4 S 7 ft COLFAX AT WASHINGTON humor influenced individuals and 20, at 1 p.m. Mrs. Helen Wollen enabled him to 'convert renaissance Loads of Gift Ideas In sack will be co-hostess. Rome.

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PAGE SIX Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 14, 1946 a I I ■ I I I PTA AT BLESSED SACRAMENT iOLT ROSim PII PLANS GAMES P A R H NOV. 15

(Blessed Sacrament Parish,. and 'Shirley Halbert, both of Denver) Eaton. Richard Hardy of Aknpn, On Friday, Nov. 15, at 8:15 0., will be the best man, and the ushers will be Harry McGrayel, p.m., the PTA will hold its annual Jr., and Arthur L. Andersen, Jr., games party. Many useful prizes, the bride’s brother. Mr. Riordon’s including turkeys, electrical applL parents. Mr, and Mrs. W. 0. Rior­ don, and his two sisters, Betty and (St. Mary’* Academy, Denver) ances, and other worth-while arti­ (H oly Rosary Parish, Denver) Gaslle Crest Peaches i. c. >.1.....»... 2 9 c cles; will be awarded. The commit­ Beatrice, of New Rochelle, N, Y., Featured on the coyer of the The PTA will give one of its big­ tee is hoping for a large attend­ arrived earlier this week to attend |1 yOUR dollar Bruee Publishing Company’s Cath­ the wedding. A breakfast and re­ gest games parties Tuesday eve­ ance, ception will follow the ceremony in CoHnIry Home Com WKGB, * 12-oa. can »___ 1 6 c olic Library News for October, Cheryl Jeanne Kasson, Infant ning, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. in the ^ s t r e t c h e s here f 1946, is a group of »r ls from a St. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lakewood Country club. .After a school hall, 4664 Pearl street. Sev­ Mary’s academy English class. W. Kasson, was, baptized by the wedding trip to Florida, the young couple will make their home in eral attractions will make it a These students and their work are Very Rev. Harold Campbell Nov. Briargais Green Beans Fancy Cut, No. 2 can „ 2 3 c New Rochelle, where Mr. Riordon pleasing party. Twenty games are being spotlighted because of their 10. Godparents were Regina Saw- * \ contribution to the nation-wide ina and James J. O’Connor. An is engaged in business. ITie bride- offered for 50 cents. All parish­ celebration of Catholic Book week. other baptism by Father Campbell elect is a niece of Mrs. Harry Me ioners are invited to attend and Quality Fresh Meats - Fish Poultry Sugar Belle Peas Fancy, No. 2 can ______1 9 c Accompanying the picture is a brief Nov, 10 was that of Pamela Ann Grayel and .Misses' Teresa and Mary Carr. bring their friends.Chairman of 34c article describing the academy’s Norgren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs j|he games committee is Mrs. Mar­ Hunt’s Peaches, Fancy, 2i can. traditional Catholic Book week Lee E. Norgren, Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. A. B, Olsen have celebration—a program planned, Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Stiefer. .iust returned f/om a week’s stay tha Baudek, a;isisted by members Aprieols. CDFFEE in Salt Lake City, Utah, where of the PTA. tropic Whole Calif. Kadota Figs, written, and pr^uced by the stu­ Mrs. Thomas E. Greene is visit­ Matmor Unp. Ualvei, No. 2<;4 can.. V they attended the Master Painters 0 0 dents. All publicity, contests, dis­ ing her son, Robert, in New York, The Community Chest drive for AIRWAY, and Decorators’ convention. 1-lb. b a a______can 32c plays, special mimeographed news where he is attending school, while funds found enthusiastic workers 32c sheets, and posters are handled by Mrs. David B. Douglas and her Mr. Greene is in St. Louis, Mo., in the parish. Mrs, Frank Canjar, Plums NOB HILL. Kuner Tomato Juice, 46-oz. can— 22c a student committee. Aside from on a business trip. mother, Mrs. Nellie Qutnn, who 1-Ib. baa ______38c developing initiative, co-operation, flew to San Francisco, Calif., be­ who had been selected as major, Monica Wholq Unp.. No. 2^ can.. £ w C skill in I literary composition, and Circles to Meet cause of the illness of Mrs. Doug­ appointed four captains and sev­ EDWARDS, Garth Grapefruit Juice, 46-oz. can... 26c better writing, the project keeps Jfembers of Little Flower circle las’ son, Joseph Kehoe, writes that eral workers to help solicit contrib­ 1- lb. git, or can 42c _ utions for charitable purposes. Figs the students abreast o f Catholic will be guests of Mmes. E. K. ‘Bare, he is improving slowly and will be EbWARDS. N o .2 c a n ...... 12c ^ books all the year round. George Dunn, and Lewis Nance at confined in the hospital for several A meeting o f the promoters of Garth Whole t Broken, IS-oi. sli, 41c 2- lb. gli. or can -..82c The Catholic Book week program the Republican club Friday, Nov. more weeks. the Leag;ue of the Sacred Heart 15. Mrs. S. A. Stauffer will be was held Nov. 11. It is hoped to FOLGERS, S Sulho Suds, 50-oz. pkg...... 6Se ( this year was, as usual, sponsore’d Circle Meeting* Nov. 21 and 22 1-lb. Reg. or drip 44c by the junior class, and was under hostess to members of St. Jude’s Mrs. Peter D, Haley and Mrs. increase membership in the league Pears ^ Kliner Bantam Corn, Ho. 2 can...... ISc ^ the direction of Patsy McCormick, circle in her home Nov. 16. The Frank Thomson will entertain and to form men’s groups which Del Monte Halves, No. 2^ can__ HfCC the class president. The program Denver Dry Goods tearoom has members of St. Anthony’s circle will recite daily the Morning Of­ TEA included readings from Second been chosen by Mmes. V. A. Smith, in the Thomson home Thursday, fering and thus offer all their good Leo Farley, and Leo Murphy in works for the intention of the Sac­ Fine§t Selection and Display of Spring, by Eileen Lear; White Fire, Nov. 21, and Mrs. Edward Udry Carrots red Heart. Among those who are in­ CANTERBURY O.P., by Mary Lou Wolfe; and Crescent which to entertain members of St. will entertain St. Joan o f Arc’s Kuner Diced. No. 2 can>. Fresh Fmits_and Vegetables in Joseph’s circle for luncheon* and terested in the spread of the 11c Pkg of 8 ...... 7c Carnival, by Peggy Cashin; Rnd circle members in her home Nov. league are Mr. and Mrs. J. Pier­ " — Denver “ playlets from Hunan Harvest, bridge Nov. 15. 22, with Mrs. Paul Dwyer as co­ CANTERBURY O.P.. hostess. son. The next meeting of the pro-1 Pkg. of 1 6 ______13c Store Hour.: 8 to 9; Saturday* till 9 p.m. I Murder in a Hunnery, and the Life Instead of the regular third Fri Pumpkin moters has been set for Monday of Mother Cabrini. day meeting day, members of St. Mrs. H. C. Blake is visiting In LIPTONS O.P., evening, Dec, 30. Kuner, No. 2% can 16c :: PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE The displays were made by the Norbert’s circle are entertaining Chicago, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Pkg. of 16 ...... 18c various classes and organizations with an evening games p v ty Fri­ Lee Loughlin motored to Omaha, under the sponsorship of Barbara day, Nov. 22, in the home of Mrs. Neb., last week. Bendekovic, chairman of the liter­ Thomas Ord, 1738 Kearney, with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kane are Grapefruit Juice Town Honae. N« 2 can 13c 4,^.. „„ : 29c ature committee of the sodality. Mrs. Raymond Riede, co-hostess. the parents of a baby girl, born The prize for the best display was Other circle members will be Nov, 10 in St. Joseph’s hospital. AinGPican Citrus Juice ..23c „„ „.S4c LOOP MARKET awarded the freshman group, A welcome guests. Grandparents of the baby are Dr. FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Blessed Mother- poster bearing the Riordon-Andersen Wedding and Mrs. T, J. Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Kane. Fra* Pnrklag With Purehaaa of SOe or More at 1429 Lawrasoa caption, “ Please Her Through Before a Nuptial Mass cele­ Beauty Oranjfe Juice fuh c gow. no. c can__ 23c 46.01. can „_55c Good Reading,’’ was the chief at­ brated by the Rev, John Regan, Mrs. John M. Miller and her two traction. Elinor Van Overschelde Miss Teresa Jane Andersen, daugh­ babies, Michael and Peggy, of interviewed Mrs. L. M. Weber, a ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ander­ Chicago are visiting in the home of TuinatO Juice sunny Dawn, 46-oi. can__24c Kuner. 46-or. 22c SOLES Denver Catholic writer, and made sen of Ault, will become the bride Mrs. Miller’s mother, Mrs. C. R. IMUEDLITX 8EBV1CB Courtney. SPAOHtTTlJ a display of Mrs. Weber’s books. of William Francis Riordon of New Peanut Butter R*ai Roast, -oz. gia«*.._31c -ox. gi***..57c Hta'i. Wemn’i and CblUm'. Books for all the displays were Rochelle, N. Y., in Blessed Sacra Assisting Mrs. Paul Albrecht in 16 32 Half Solta lent by the James Clarke Church ment church at 10 o’clock Nov. 16. the care of the altars and linens AD Work Guaranteed for the month of November are Goods house. The bride will be given in mar­ The Fmm'ly’s foyerite Red Hill, ^ - . bottle Mnles. William D. Phoenix, Jay J. Catsup 18 4 01 ____ 16c Heini, 14-ox. 25c LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP Doris Splear, senior class presi­ riage by her father. Miss Mary LOOP MARKET Drinkard, and William C. Thorn­ dent, was hostess to the members Burke of Tulsa, Okla., who at­ ton. of the senior and freshman classes tended Trinity college in Washing­ Prunes Ebctra Large, 1-Ib. cello beg ____ 30c 2-lb, cello_ 59c at a “ Big Sister, Little Sister” tea ton, D. C., with the bride-elect, will Monday. Assisting the hostess be maid of honor, and the brides­ Pancake Flour su**nni, 20-01. package.... 13c 8^3-ib. pkg...29c We Photograph Anything Anywhere were Mary Lou Bromme, Sue maids will be Miss Joanne Casey TEAMED FOR SERVICE Brubeck, Jean Coughlin, and Jean The Mile-Uif^h Photo Co. Steinhart. / Shell Roni American BeautvBeauty Productn.Product!, nWir..pkg.... 8c Okffa___ 8c The sophomoreaf'were winners in Alumnae Slate KODAK FINISHING the recent clothing drive sponsored Reg. by St. Mary's unit of the CSMC for Morning Glory Oats 220-ox.^'x.'’™ ! ! ’..13c ..27c S20-22 Seventeenth KEyatone 6114 Denver a poor Colored school conducted by Membership Tea the Sisters of Eoretto Enlarging the steadily growing U T E AGAIN! membership roll of the Denver AFEWAY chapter, Loretto Heights Alumnae association, is the aim of a mem­ See bership tea to be held Sunday, MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING GB. Nov. 17, from 2 to 4 :30 p.m. in the Mfm. Eicb C. D. of A. home, 1772 Grant Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murraj Just Heat and Serve street, Denver. Invitations have FRENCH FRIED POTATOES Your been extended to ail Denver girls HENRY'S : CHICKEN PIES ARISTOCRAT OF WESTERN BEERS IPatehmaker who have completed at least a year ORDER YOUR • SPAGHETTI SAUCE WITH 1552 at Loretto Heights. Those whose MEAT Lawrence addresses are not available are PRQIIN invited to attend and to join the BROAD BREASTED MA. 8862 Mountain Frozen Foods Alumnae association, which for­ 416 W. Warren PE. 7574 Evattharpa merly included only graduates. TURKEYS NOW mmims 1847 Ro(tr SilTanrar* Miss Catherine Job, chairman of membership, is arranging the tea, assisted by Mmes. Jack Diban, RYAN’S T. B. Burnite, Jr.; and James Barry. All Denver chapter mem­ FISH AND POULTRY bers are expected to be on hand to READY CASN-NO DEUT “ THE FISH LOVER’S HOST FROM greet former classmates and other COAST TO COAST” prospective alumnae. Chapter Meeting Fast Courteous Service ' TASTE BETTER FROM Called for Nov. 25 FREE CITY-WIDE DELIVERY — 3 Fine Stores — 87. SO. BBOADWAT Mrs. Jack Dinan, president of PHONE TA. ‘1776’ LOANS VOLLMER’S 717 SO. UN1VEB81TT the Denver chapter of Loretto 1130 E. Colfax Ave. Tbe Same High Qullty Aa Brer list COLO. BLVD. On your Auto, Furniture, Heights alumnae, has scheduled S I N C E 1859 the monthly business meeting for Appliances or Equipment 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 25, in the Catholic Charities annex, E. 17th and Grant street. Final reports on All loans arranged pri­ the chapter’s theater party, held in the Fox theaters df Denver during vately .. confidentially. the past week, will be announced. Low payments adjusted to income. Quick, friend­ HANSEN & HANSEN ly. personal service. Call JEWELERS us today. 1628 17th St. Beautiful ONE STORE ONLy nVOU-VNION CO. ^ Telephone KE 6221 Fresh Cut Flowers FAGAN’S FOR DENVER, COLORADO S ecu rities ^Dr. D. C. Werthman^ * CREDIT CORK I and Associate Large Assortment of Potted FINE SEA FOODS VALUES Plants and Funeral Designs 14TH AND BROADWAY h Dentists ► PLATES LUTFISK ^<06 15th Stm t 'U M ISth StraM FINE . I KEraton. 87Z1 TAbor 57*1 JERRY BREEN STOCK FISH ^ Op*D Uonrfay and Tharadar Era*. * 'LINGON In Florist Due llAUi; BROS. BERRIES Time 1456 California MA. 2279 MARKET COOKED SHRlMP^ CORN FED AIEATS TRY n S H AND POULTRY TAbor 0322 FANCY LARGE 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 Free Delivery Home Pnhlie Market SCALLOPS Wa Hake OM Shoes Look Uka New Denver 2, C«lo. Jess Super Market COHPLBTB LIHB OF NEW YORK COUNTS 8HOB SUPPLIES Master Shoe Rebiiilder MOUNTAIN TURKEYS, CHICKENS 503 15Ui Su Phone TA. 0812 Dial MA. 0541 MASTER KEY SHOP FRUIT CO. Delivery Quillty Fruite and Vegetablea Meat Values, at For an Ideal Gjft . . . Send a Basket o f Fruit DELICATESSEN RONNIE VERNON BOB WEBER SPECIALISTS CHICAGO MARKET Bob Weber ia a member ef S t Soee of ■ir 581 15th 8L TA. 8812 Lima Pariah WE CATEE TO YOUB GOOD TASTE 8EBV1CE CALLS AUTO KEYS NATURES WAY TO GOOD HEALTH I Order Yonr HAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED MA. ADDISON’S Free Delivery on Orders o f Thanksgiving Turkeys lYow TA. 2758 $1,50 or More FRYERS . . . CfflCKENS . . . 'TURKEYS 0757 Freeh and Salted Nutmeata DUCKS. . . EGGS. . . nSH Candled Fruita and Casdiee MARKET DAIRY COAL HERRING TIDBIA ROCKY MTN. FISH & POULTRY CU. BCOTCB OAT HEAL Prompt and Courteous UACASONI AND SPAGHETTI liDM PANY FRANK J. ROTELLA WILBER BEATTY SERVICE Freak Ground Peanut Butter DeUdous TEA and (XFFTOE Phone KE. 9570 All Grades of Orders Taken DELICATESSEN Ckial & Stoker (Zoals HAIn 7528 NOW FOR Fireplace Wood anti Kindling FROZEN CALL PE. 4604 Good Bakery Goesds F R d Z K N a TURKEYS RAY COAL CO. VOSS BROS. Frozen Foodi foi* Year *Roand Appetites **Vic** Snldenberf* Hnyor 1165 SO. 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k T hursday, Nov. 14, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOOC REGISTER Telephone, E E ystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN L piBn ST. F A T K ia ’S SODAUTiES I t Carmel PTA nmusEinEnTS— Dininc MEET ON NOV. M AND 15 DINE WHERE Thousands and Thousands RECREimon M [ D 1 . 2 2 (SL Patrick’s Parish, Denver) and Marie Elliot as sponsors; Ed­ To Award Prizes Sunday will her Communion day ward Raymond, son of Hr. and o f for both the junior and senior Mrs. Edward Martinez, with Theatre Young Ladies’ sodalities. The sen­ August and Mary Herrera as spon­ sors; Kathleen, dai^hter o f Mr. Denver’s Best People-Come Back 1028 SC Garlord m S lV lE N I'S ior sodality will meet Thursday At Meet Nov. 26 ^ evening, Nov. 14. The junior so­ and Mrs. Joseph ^llivan, with f Oar ETening PARK PE, IIT7 Gen^ Fodor and Helen Brady as 8BiUay-Menaay-Tu«*iay-WfdBt«day, dality will meet Friday afternoon, (St, Vincant Da Paul'a Pariali, Nov, 15, at 8:30 o’clock in the sponsors. Father Haas also bap­ (O ar Lady o f Mt. Carmel Parish, NoT*mb«r 17-1S-11,1* Again! Again! and Again DINNERS Danvar) luncBroom of the schooL Members tized his nephew, infant son of Denver) OART COOPER in The annual turkey party spon of the senior sodality were host­ Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Power. He There will be a turkey party in — 0 //« r a teidt variety o f THE WESTERNER sored by the Holy Name society esses at the Sodality union dinner was named John Widfield and Dr. "he regular PTA meeting ^ esd a y Jean McMahon and Hubert Sar- TO T H E th* beU food*. and will be held in the school hall on Nov»>8. evening, Nov. 26, at 8 o’clock in Friday, Nov. 22, at 8:15 p.m. Fif­ radet were sponsors. Mrs. Power Cary Grant - Irene Dunne in The Mothei’s’ club will meet in the school auditorium. Besides the . , . and inelxide your ehoiet teen turkeys will be given to the the lunchroom Tuesday afternoon, is a sister of Father Haas. turkeye there will also be a num­ of Appetizer, Saladt, Pota~ MY FAVORITE WIFE winners of the re^ la r games, five Nov. 19 at 1 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs.; J. A. Jinaeio ber of chickens and one case of toet, Yegetablea, DeeiertM larger turkeys will be awarded to At a meeting held Nov. 7 the of Mt. Carmel parish announce beer given away. winners o f the special games, and the engagement of their daughter. Thanday-Friday'^atarday, senior Holy Name society com­ These prizes were donated by and Drrnkt, ' a la^ e turkey will be given as a pleted arrangements for the an­ Josephine, to Joseph Petraglia, Jr. the following: The Rev. Thomas LARAYHOTEL Noraabw 14-11-11 special prize. Tickets for this event Prietd from 7 5 cent* nual Thanksadving turkey party son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pet­ Locascio,O.S.M.; Ernest Capillupo, Special Feature be distributed at all the Masses Friday evenm|r, Nov. 22. The raglia of this parish. Mr. Petrag­ Clyde Smaldone, Mrs. H. Gavito, IN G O L D E N and on Sunday, Nov. 17. roceeda of this party are shared lia is president o f the junior Holy Mrs. Malone, Mrs. J. Andrews, Ladies’ night will be observed by Name society and a member of Eaat Bide Kid* in >y the Altar ana Rosarv society Mrs. F. Pomponio, Mrs. A. Rotola, Owned and Operated by Mrs. M. L. Holland RUSS BENNEH the Pinochle club Nov, 14, and it merits the good will and co­ the senior ehoir, Mrs. M. P.om8rico, Mrs. L. De Beil, LIVE WIRES The prizes in the Athletic operation of every member of the Mmes. Mary Weldner, W. H. Mrs. William Buscietta, and Mrs. Reslanm l Boosters'^ program were awarded parish. White, A. Zambopi, and C. Zlm- J. Rotello. HATINEBSt SUNDAT. 1 PJK. Nov, 11 at a special meetings in merman w err hostesses for the Dining Rooms open from 12 to 2 for Luncheon and Infant* Baptixed The funds received from the T am to » pj»^7 Day* a Waak 6ATURDAT8 AND HOUDATB the school hall. The combination monthly meeting of the Altar and 1 PAL radio-record player was given to The following infants have been Rosary society Nov. 12. Mmes. party will bb used in building the 5 :80 to 9 :30 P.M. for Dinner on week days, Floyd E, Totten, 3100 Lafayette baptized by the Rev. Hieodore Sanford Lncy, add William Du­ school library. The tickets have street; Maria Vhiitney, 2449 S. Haas: Frank Anthony, son of Mr. bois have charge of the altars been distributed among the school Sundays and Holidays from 1:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Humboldt, received the pressure and Mrs. A. J. Clemens, with during November. Mrs. Petraglia children ahd PTA officers and cooker; C. E. Lippincott, 1117 S. Michiml and Lena Puzo, sponsors; ippointed a nominating committee room mothers. These tickets may Columbine, the Toastma^er; Mrs Jose Marie, son of Mr. and Mrs. for the annual election of offi also be obtained at the door the PHONE GOLDEN 68 FOR RESERVATIONS G. J. Munz. 1192 S. Gaylord, the Joe Morello, with Joe Trujillo and cers: Mmes. J. Nataie, William night of Nov. 26. ' OR JUST DRIVE OUT AND COME IN ark lane hotel heat-control iron. The officers o f Evdlyn Olguin as sponsors; San Dubois, W. H. White, and A. Zam- The membership drive of the the club and the committee wish dra Marie, daughter of Mr. and boni and the Rev, Achille Som PTA will be held Nov. 18 through COCKTAIL LOUNGE to express their thanks to all who Mrs. Vincent McHugh, with Frank maruga. Father Sommaruga gave Nov. 22, contributed to the success of this his usual instruOtion. Mmes. S. Stndf Club* to Meet program, and to the Record Center Chiolero and J. Petraglia and Fa­ The S t Philomena study club DINING for the two record albums given to ther Sommaruga attended the trill meet in the home of Mrs. Della the winner of the radio-record (luarterly conference luncheon of AND PLEini La Conte, 8719 Quivas street, on player. or H the ACeW. Refreshments were 1 Friday, Nov. 16, at 1 p.m. Circle Slate* Sale served by hostesses. The S t Juliana study club held DANCING The Mother Cabrini Sewing cir­ A nnmoer o f young men are as­ its last meeting in the home of cle wishes to remind the women of sisting Father Haas in refinishing Margie Villano, 3949 Umatilla. ‘‘The JDaddy of Them A ll” the pariah o f the sale to be held on III DEIIVED. SIYS the floor of the gymnasium. The following weddings took Nighdy 8:30 to 12:30 A.M. Saturday, Nov. 16, from 2 p.m. On Oct. 20, Elvin A. Polldori, place Nov. 10: Frank LoSasso to 9 p.m., and on Sunday, Nov. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Polidori, and Elizabeth Venture, with Gen- SUNDAYS 4 to 8 P. M. 17, before and after all the Masses. and Mils Darlene Davis were mat' naro Pisicchio and Marie LoSasso All women are asked to make their ried. Witnesses were Joseph Per- as witnesses: Glenn Thompson and NO COVER OR MINIMUM CHARGE reports as soon as possible on the ola and Alfred V. Covillo. The Virginia Chillimi, with Joe Man- prizes to be awarded at the regular ride was baptized a Catholic Oct. heser and Virginia Accursd as wit­ TURKEYS Altar society meeting Dec. Apparently a person has to be 18 and made ner First Communion nesses. in our lino of work,” Leo Kcleher Oct. 20 4S0 So. Marion Phone P L 4611 These articles are a pair of em­ Recent Baptiim* broidered pillow cases, two fine manSger/)f the St. Vincent de Pau On Oct. 23, William McNeill AND OTHER percale sheets, and an all-wool Salvage bureau in Denver, said this and Virginia Martin were mar The following Baptisms took blanket. week, “ to/appreciate that there is ried with Helen Foster and M place during the week: John Eu­ Mrs. George Rochford enter­ still plen^ of misery and privation Melville as witnesses. gene Fletcher, son of Mr, and Mrs. PRIZES AIR RESERVATIONS tained the St. Francis circle Oct. ii. Denver.” On Oct. 24, Miss Shirley Gor­ J. Fletcher, sponsors were Harry NO SERVICE CHARGE Capra and Marie Johnson; James For Complete Informatiott About Amr 28 in her home. Mrs. Charles “ Do not ask me why so many don and Herbert Hueftle were Tom Burkd’s Trip^BxMmtM or PUaitirt Cmnpbell and Mrs. Helen O’Byrhe seemingly able-bodied men are out married with Frances Gordon and Robert Capra, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Capra, sponsors were John CALL won the awards. Mrs. Fred Herri of work, homeless, and ragged,” he Gerald Eamiltcin as witnesses. Given at Guida and Rose LoSasso; Albert CARL STEELE son was a guest. On Nov. 12 Mrs. continued. “ Most of us should evi On Nov. 9, Miss Maryalice Ma Dean Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Grill WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SERVICE Leo McGrath entertained the dence greater appreciation for the lam and Dominic Onorato were 814 17tli Street Fh. ALpina m i group in her home. Prizes were gifts of intelligence, ambition, married with Helen McHugh and A. Price, sponsors were Joseph and Famous for won by Mrs. Martin Lee ahd Mrs. business acumen, or whatever it is Vincent McHugh as witnesses. Rose La Conte; John Adam laco- Marion Strain. The next meeting we have which has spared us the lot On Nov. 10, Frances R. Covillo bucci, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. laco- ST. JO H N’S FIN E FOODS will be in the home o f Mrs. Charles of the unfortunate. and George Boynter, Jr., were bucci, sponsors were Dave Quin­ DOYLE’S lan and Catherine Lombardo; Campbell Nov. 19. “ We are constantly looking at married with Anna Mae Pynter Cocktails and Anthony Covillo as witnesses. Karen Rae Botero. daughter of PHARMACY. Circle Meet* life from its less pleasant side. We Mr. and Mrs. Botero, sponsors TURKEY PARTY Fast Courteou* Servleo The October meeting o f the St see the deserted mothers and chil Mr. Poynter received First Com­ The Partlenlar Dmsitat munion Nov. 10 were Daniel Belfiore and Rose El­ AUSPICES ST. JOHN’S PTA Vincent de Paul circle of the Altar dren evicted for non-payment of len Mullane; Angela Rose Celen 18th and California 17Ui AVE. AND GRANT and Rosary society was held in the rent from a furnished room, with On Nov. 10, Evangeline Herrera and Arthur Rgndon were mar tano, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. at KE. 8887 FREE DSUVERT home o f Mrs. J. Morgan Cline. The out furniture of any kind to make Celentano, sponsors were Joseph i Mests attending the meeting were habitable the humble new quarters ried, with Irene Gonzales and Thomas Gonzales as witnesses. Tarantino and Rosemarie Quaran­ ST. JOHN’S HALL 620 ELIZABETH Mrs. J. Val Chamberlain, who won someone has found for them. tine; and Cherri Lynn Rose, high score, and Mrs. Furman “ We see the needs resulting from Serving Daily and Sunday daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. Rose, Bischofberger. age, or sickness, or fire anil other sponsors were Frank and Lucille WEDNESDAY EVENING, NDV. 2D Our Lady o f Victory circle of forma of human misery. Sanzalone. the PTA will hold its regular meet­ “ Our bureau does not appeal for Delicious Dinners ing Nov. 21 at 1:80 p.m. in the financial assistance, but only for home o f Mrs. Furman Bischof- the discarded, outgrown, or out­ Gathes Begin at 8 o^Clock From 90c berger, 496 S. University. moded clothing, furniture, cooking Mrs. J, V. Coleman will enter­ utensils, dishes, and other articles INSURANCE Our Famous Cinnamon Rolls Served With All Meals tain St. Anthony’s circle with a for which families have no further SHIES PIITI Inncheon and bridge party in the need. $6.DD Special Prize -.2D Games—6Dc Lakewood Country club Tuesday, “ Recently, for a number of rea­ (Loyola Pariah, Denver) JOS. J. CELLA Nov. 19, at 1 p.m. sons, our people have not been calling us as frequently as they The annual Thanksgiving tur­ 1120 Socorttv Bldg. Admission FR EE once did. Replacement difficulties key games party will be held Nov, 1718 BROADWAY AnUioFt’ Laagne Lnseh have compelled many to wear gar­ 20 at 8:30 p.m. This party is spon­ Phone KEystone 2633 - j ments longer than usual. They are sored by the Holy Name men. To Foainre Toll’ Tales unaware of the Salvage bureau’s There will be 20 extra prizes and acute shortage of many articles of plenty of turkeys. Have You Tried? S t Therese’s circle met Nov. 8 The Colorado Authors’ league clothing urgently being asked for Denver’s Newest A FiEest by the needy. It just does not occur at the home of Mrs. Emil Frei. HRST ANNUAL DARNIYAL luncheon meeting, to be held in PTA TO SPONSOR FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR HIDNICBT SNACKS the YWCA in Denver Nov. 22, will to them that some old house dress, GIVEN BY worn shirt, or pair of trousers is NUNS’ PANTRY SHOWER Drive-ls Rasljanranl feature a program of juvenile The PTA will meet in the ST. MICHAEL SOCIETY writing. Speakers will be Flor­ needed very much by the bureau. We Feature— They hesitate to ask that a truck school hall Tueiday, Nov. 19, 3517 NAVAJO STREET ence Crannell Means, author of the at 8 p.m. Thi* maeting will recently published Great Day in the be sent for so few things. And yet, ★ Fine Pastries (From Our if the truck drivers could call for feature a pantry ihower for Own Bake Ovens) Morning, and Leonora Mattingly the *i(ter*, and all are atked Saturday and Sunday, November 16 and 1 7 Weber, Catholic author, whose just a few discarded garments in ★ Steaks, Fried Chicken, \ F h sro QuidUy Food StUl ProvaOs and at Uodarato Cost 100 or 200 Catholic homes every to five generoualy. and Seafoods Games and a Good Time for All book of teen-age stories. Riding The Altar sodality o f Loyola SPECIAL PRIZE SUNDAY AT 11:8» High, is just off the press. day, the total accumulation of ★ Delicions Sandwiches clothing would be ample to meet will receive Communion Sunday, Gome One, Come AU. Everyone Welconfe. 1644 GLENARM Open 11 A. BL to ft A* the bureau’s every need, despite the Nov. 17, in the 8:30 Mass. Those ★ Complete Fountain Service who have received enrollment slips fact that an individual family’s “ Appetising Food at It’s Best” Where Every contribution might be small.” for the Altar sodality are asked The bureau’s trucks are in North to send them to Father Joseph [Ship Comes Home— Denver every Monday and Satur­ Herbers, S.J., at the rectory. Greene’s Drive-In day, in South and West Denver on There will be a Confirmation YOUR BEST Look for the Sign of < Tuesday and Thursday, and in class at Loyola Wednesday, Nov. RaslanranI East Denver and Park Hill every 27, at 7 :80 p.m. An adult Con­ HOTEL VALUE from Wednesday and Friday, To avoid firmation instruction class will be 800 Speer Blvd. . s Cotmopolilan LUNCHEONS . . . ! disappointment, persons should held Sunday, Nov. 17, at 4 p.m. Hotel place pick-up calls a day or two Children who attetid public schools We Never Close SH'RLEY-ShVO'' MOm DENVER DINNERS . . $1.00 m advance. and who wish to be confirmed L loyd’s The telephone number is CHerry are asked to call Father Herbers Cocktail Grill 5603, - ' at the rectory, EA 8042. iaok Piitt«» Hie ShMw-ieroy' On Court Place Helen A 1 m q u i s t, Marcella Dr. G. Js Schaenble .for Yew Hewe-tovn Fnenda. Mudd, and Eileen Callin took ItaUaii Frencli Spoeialtj Musenm Plant Parly statd board examination for nurses Betieean Metropolitan and Nov. 6. They received their train­ Optometriit Republic Batldinge For Young CrafUmen ing at St. Joseph’s^spital. Mr. and Mrs. lyT M: Valley are Specialist Our Hot Ham Sand-' the parents o f a six-pound baby For' Visual ARGOXAVT HOTEL EVERGREEN Children between the ages of girl, bom Nov. 8 in St. Joseph’s Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners wtches are the talk, seven and 14 who do not yet belong hospital. The grandparents are Eye Care to the YAC (Young American FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Valley and 310 Mack Bldg. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 of the town. Craftsmen) still have time to go to Mrs. Jack Bridges. ED. i'ORBlIV’S DRUG STORi: the Children’s Art Museum, 1300 The following were baptized KE. 5840 Beantifnl Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms ‘ (EVERGREEN DRUG STORE) Logan street, register their name Nov. 10: Annette Marie Gruneslc, EVERGREEN, COLO., U.S.A. ALTITUDE 7,039 FEET and address, pay one dime, and be­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas come full-fl^ged YACs— eligible Grubesie (nee Ann Sherart); to attend the museum’s big birth­ lonsors William Lyons'and Mrs. Thrifty Food Market ■Ateifow day party this Sunday from 2 to arylu Stroud; Kathryn Ann Cos­ MEATS, FISH. FOWU FROZEN FOODS. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. THE 6 p.m. Members’ families may also tello, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FORMERLY CRAWFORD’S Come to the party, which marks the James Garry Costello (nee Kath­ MELVIN DU8CH — GENE WILLIAMS, OWNERS completion of a year in which ryn Celia), sponsors, Joseph Celia, more than 20,000 Denver young­ Automobile Award “EVERGREEN BY THE LAKE” Jr., and Mrs. Clara Celia Jameson; sters participated in museum activ­ BREWER’S Rc**rT*U*n* ErerstMn tS lY lK C A and Sharon Patricia Jaramillo, ities. Features of the party will In­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ Fintit Food*, B«er *nd Mixed Drink*—Smortaiberd. Fritd F*od«, & •975 EAST COLFAX • DENVEI . Ptitrx, ate. Switurltnd Chef. clude a display of Christmas crafts, ard Jaramillo, sponsors, David D. 1946 DE LUXE PLYMOUTH SEDAN DANCE TO BILL MEYER’S ORCHESTRA SAT. NIGHTS folk song and ballad singing, gal­ Grimes and Florence L. Laws. lery games, awards of prize prints, LAIRD KING R«*. 122-W B. U EDtO R*a 1Z2-R quick portrait sketches by Denver HARDWARE AND LUMBER CO. university art students, and a big JUST RECEIVED EVERGREEN, COLORADO TELEPHONE a W birthday cake. LARGE SHIPMENT OF FINE ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH KINGS’ SATIN, CELLANESE and Philco — Skelgas — 8loves — Moore Paint Open House Postponed CREPE LININGS CHURCH AUDITORIUM 29lh AVENUE AT FEDERAL EVERGREEIV RCILDERS, I n c . For Ladies' and Men’s Garments At Vail Center to Nov. 24 Sold by tbo Yard SPORTING Go o d s BUILDING MATERIALS DONATIONS CAN BE MADE TO PHONE 2 PARISHIONERS OR AT RECTORY Because o f the Inclement H . B O B R I C K weather and icy street* the, TAILOR and FURRIER • Vail Community center in llth A Trsment TA. SIM Denver ha* postponed it* WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1946, 6:00 P.M. IDAHO SPRIJVG^ open house until Sunday, IN CONNECTION WITH Am CAR S N ot. 2 4 . The center then will be open from 2 until S TOUl PA T O K in OAIBT AKD o’clock and n display of the ICB C S S i^ SPOT PAINTED i children’s sewing, woodcraft, pottery, and Santa shop will F-A-L-L F-E-S-T-l-V-A-L AN Y COLOR PRODUCERS DAIRY SULLIVAN’S DRUG STORE be exhibited. SUNDRIES 'Your Rexall Store SODAS Next week the Vail basket­ 933 BANNOCK TURKEYS GIVEIV A W A Y GAMES ball team will start practicing Olrsetlr Across tks Sttssl Ftesi SPECIAL PRIZES MUSIC in the Garfield gym In prep­ . Tbs B*t

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PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 T hursday, Nov. 14, 1946

Goasidar Theta Advaalagat af Attirad Sanctuary of St. Elizabeth s Gaad Eya Sight BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN Tour eyes are examined by competent optometrists, who fit tUILIFS socim your glasses to grace your facial measurements. Your glasses & C O M P A N Y are straightened, adjusted and the mounting polished whenever you come in. . . . This service is prompt, friendly, helpful and A gay Armigtice day crowd INYESTMEJVr BANKERS cheerfully given. braved Denver’s icy weather to at­ Sueeettor to tend at the Broadmoor country club the first formal dance held by the BOSWORTH, CHANUTE, LOUGHRIDGE & CO. SWIGERT BROS. Archbishop’s guild since before the and war. At the intermission Miss Better VUltm Optometrists Good Soroico Josephine Hytrek was announced SU L L IV A N & CO M PANY for Erary A f At Right Prieot as winner of a portable radio given JOHN J. SULLIVAN, President away by the society. Miss Hytrek, ISSO CaU/omto KEywtono 7651 a member of the Sancta Maria 17th at California Streets Denver 2, Colorado OLAIIBI INOIVIDUALLT ITTLID circle, is the treasurer of the Arch­ bishop’s guild. When all returns on the benefit are given to the committee, it is expected that the Christmas Check THEODORE REQUIESCANT fund will be large enough to pro­ N E W SHIP­ vide many priests in the poorer M EN T OF mission districts of Colorado with IN PACE a remembrance from the guild. HACKETHAL Following is a supplementary list of patrons for the formal, not CHALICES MIKE BIUCH, 1SS2 BUk. *tre«t. included in last week’s Regieter: i4ir Conditioned R«<)ut*m 11**1 wa* offtrad in Holy Gfaoat VESTMENTS churoh Nov. t l. Intemitnt ML Ollvat. The Rev. Gregrory Smith, the Rev. W. P. B onn A Son **rTte*. Hubert Newell, Mmes. John F. PETER J. MURPHY, lOtO Downing Vail, T. A. Cosgriff, Elizabeth STATUARY MORTUARY •treat Huaband o( Helen Murphy; aon Roos, and Mary Kinkel, and Miss of Daniel Murphy; brother of Leo. John, and Daniel Murphy, Siiter Mary George, Margaret Lynch. and other reli­ 1449.51 Kalamath Su and Mrs. Catherine Lino, Canon City; The dance committee, headed by aon-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Miss Frances Nadorff, wishes to gious articles. Phone MAin 4006 la TOO; naphew of Mrs. Pat* Murphy. Requiem Maaa wai offered in St. Jo- thank members and friends of the •epb’a (Redemptorist) church Not. 12. organization for making the benefit Interment Mt. Olivet. W, P. Horan A a success. It is requested returns Son service. be made immediately to Miss COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOMi ORYER & ASTLER JAMES LA TURNO, 22S S. Newton street. Husband of Mrs. Alma La Tumo: Nadorff at 2611 Birch street father of Mrs. Dorothy Welah, Mrs, The guild was represented at the PRINTING GO. Maxine Hole, and the lata James J. La ACCW conference in the Shirley- A. !•. W \la\l H Turno; grandfather of Diane and Randy Hose; fath*r-ln-law of Mrs. Rose La Savoy Nov. 12 by Mrs. Margaret Programs and Circulars Turno Ivey. Cpl. Elton Welsh, and Volk and Misses Margaret Lynch, i i i i itrii 4.00IIS ro. Tickets for Francis J. Hose; brother of R. J. La Josephine Hytrek, and Catherine Tumo, Sr., Long Island, N, Y.; J. F, La Maloney. Bazaars and Carnivals Tumo, Sioux City, la.; Mrs. J. C. Smith, T \ . iV .iM <>0 <» i h l i Marlon, la.; Mr*. ^ E . VanOadal, Manila, Mrs. Hazel Rickard of St Jo­ Quickly Produced la.; Mri. Frtd GilDmrt and Emma Grady, seph’s circle is spending a few Portland, Ore.; and Mrs. Mamie Potter, weeks in Portland, Ore.; and Miss ReoMonably Priced Littleton. Requiem Maee ie being of­ fered in Preaentatlon church Thuraday Marguerite Gravin of Our Lady THE MAGIC TOUGH! UNION LABEL IF DESIRED morning, Nov. 14, at t o’clock. Inter of Sorrows circle is visiting in Bis- 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. ment ML OliveL W. P. Horan A Son bee, Ariz. •ervic*. On Nov. 8 Miss Eleanor Engle- KEystone 6348 GAETANO (CLYDE) CASSIDENTI, 8618 Harip^sa street. Husband of Ange­ hart entertained members of the Freshly WwwwwwrTnrrinnnnnnr lin* Caasidenti; fathar of Jerry, Virginia. Precious Blood circle at a dinner Kathryn, Annette, Michael, and Rozi* in her home. Dry Cleaned Caasidenti; brother of Michael Caesi- Mrs. Margaret McCallin will be denti. Requiem Mass waa offered in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church Nov. 8. In hostess to the Immaculate^ Con­ Curtains, slip covert, ALTAR BREADS terment Me. OliveL Boulevard mor­ ception circle on Friday, Nov. 15. drapes, textile auto SEWING tuary, Blessed Sacrament circle mem­ PETER M. M'DONOUGH, 8086 W. bers will meet in the home of Miss teat covert, wearing UttU GIrli' DrtuM, Embreldcrr'. Clyde place. Huaband of Matilda Mc­ Helen Baker on Thursday, Nov. 21. Monornniinr. Etc. Donough: father of Ben McDonough; apparel. brother of Mrs. Catherine A. Ross, Frank The monthly meeting date of the THE SISTERS OF THE and James McDonough. Requiem Mass Stella M ir is circle was the occa­ was offered in St. Catherine'* church GOOD SHEPHERD Nov. IS. Interment ML OliveL Boule­ sion of a theater party and dinner. TELEPHONE PEARL 2401 vard mortuary, RUTH ANN TAYLOR, 3418 GUpin Colfax at Adamt street. Mother of Mrs. Thomas Roach, Sixth at Marion Mrs. Mildred Housand, and Mrs. Floranee Above is pictured tbe sanctuary o f St. Elijta- golden Jubilee with a triduum Nov. 17-19. BRONZE Let ni ihow you monomenta Philips; aistar of A. G. Smother. Four­ teen grandchildren and 18 grant-grand betb’a church, Denver, which is celebrating its Colfax at Quebec we have erected in Ml. Olivet children alao survive. Requiem Mese is + + + 20th Ave. at Cemeterr. baing offered in Annunciation church MEMORIALS Thursday morning, Nov. 14, at 9 o'clock. St. Elizabeth’s Church Grant A. T. THOMSON Boulevard mortuary, CHARITY NUNS WILL ERECT FREE LITERATURE ON REQUEST xjmm WILLIAM D. BURNS, 420 E. Cedar. Will Celebrate Jubilee Perpetuate tbe memoir of your loved MONUMENTS Huaband of Elizabeth Burns; father of once with a bronze memoriaU William J. Burnt. Requiem Mast was Bronze la moat endorinff, least 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 NEW HOSPITAL IN CHEYENNE expensive offered in St. Francis de Salct’ church (Continued From Pa^e One) Nov. 12. Interment ML Olivet. Spillane to do the work for little compen­ Phone MAin 3437 mortuary. sation. These men emulated the QUALITY Hourtt 9 to 12; 1 to 5 JUAN DE MATA MARES. Father of /Continued From Page One) construction with various units so situated that they will operate inde Cathedral builders of Europe and MEMORIAL CO. Hrt. E, H. Abeyta and Magin Mares. ereefed the most beautiful edifice Sixteen grandchildren and 14 great­ 8518 E. Colfax Call a grandchildren also survive. Requiem pendently of other types of hospital service. in the diocese up to that time. Mass waa offered in St. Cajetan's church New Features Planned The debt on the church was cleared EA. 2395 Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist Nov. 18. Interment ML OHvtL Capitol mortuary, Many of the new features in modern hospitalization, such as a by 1902 and on June 8, 1902, ZO]^E CAB ADELINE MARGARET MORALEZ, dietary department, personnel dining rooms, formula rooms, and a Bishop Matz consecrated the Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets MAin 7171 8846 Jason street. Daughter of Agnes coffee shop, will be available. There will bq doctors’ staff rooms, a edifice. Bishop Cunningham of Fronpt. ConrtMU S.rrlce P. Morales. Services were held in Our Kansas City, Mo.; Bishop Gabriels Lady of Guadalupe church Nov. 8. In­ fathers’ room, classrooms and living quarters for student nurses, and of Ogdensburg, N, Y .; and the Rt. CHEAPER RATES terment ML OliveL Rev. Abbot Conrad were present CLEAN NEW CA.B8 PASCUAL MARTINEZ, 2226 Welton living facilities and a chapel for the sisters. 'The most modem equip­ street. Father of Crux R. and Daloree ment for the hejiting plant, water softeners, and refrigerating units will for the ceremonies. St, Elizabeth’s Martin*!. Two grandchildren also snr- be made available. was the first church in Denver to vive. Requiem Mats was offered in SL be consecrated. Caietan'a church Nov. 11. Interment The coffee shop will provide accommodations for relatives of pa­ Mt. OliveL In 1937 a gift of $150,000 do­ ERIGKSON nated by Mrs. May Bonfils Berry­ New Elk Coal JENNIE F. JONES, 8906 Teion etrecL tients who arc critically ill, and guest rooms will be provided for cases Mother of Howard F. Jonas, Denver; of extreme emergency. The formula room will provide for the making man was used for the construc­ SPECIAL BLEIVD MEMORIAL GO. WUIUm J. Jones, MerriU, Wis.: aunt of tion of a semi-Gothic style monas- Helen Lsshbrook. Aurora, Three grand­ of all infant feedings and for diet of children m the pediatric depart­ tery to harmonize with the church Better than Soft Coal... Cheaper than Hard 920 Speer Blvd. Denver, Colo. children and two great-grandchildren ment who present special feeding problems. ^ o survive. Requiem Mass m s offered building. The donation also made Coal. Blends the best Features of Each. Elk In SL Patrick’s church Nov. 12. T |ie physio-therapy department will include a new metabolism ma­ possible improvements in t h e CHECKER Monuments Markers chine, a modern electrocardiograph unit, diathermy, and light treatment church and school — a child­ Coal Co.’s special and exclusive blend . . . . SAMUEL B. BELL units. A deep therapy department is also contemplated in connection hood dream of Mrs. Berryman’s. CABS l! The F!ne»t in Cemetery Requiem Maes waa offered fn the As a girl she had often visited-St. ED DUNDONa Mvr. Memorial* Cathedral Nov. 11 for Samuel B. Bell, with the x-ray department. Also Steht>6eeinff Tripe Daily FILL YOUR BIN an executive of Swift k Co.« who died Elizabeth’s church and was im­ Nov. 0 in bit home after a lone illneit. The emergency and accident room will be located at the rear en­ pressed with its atmosphere of TA. 2233 REPRESENTATIVES Born near Dresden. 0., Dec. .20. 1876. trance to the hospital, and will provide a complete unit for medical peace and holiness. AT TODAY’S PRICES Mr. Bell received hit eduoation in Ohio tehooli. After teveral yeart with various and surgical attention of patients. The kitchen will be completely Another donation of $400 for a Dobtom Colorado BpHngvt stained glass window was given by NOTHING DOWN JsT Scott D. Tiodala packing houtet in Omaha* Mr. Bell came modern and heated trays will be provided for conveyance or food Lhrebz IIM No- N.v*altar rail of St. Elizabeth’s as Mr$e John H. Spi7/ona children and four great-grandchildren (Continued From Page One) asked in rounding them up and he -distributed Holy Communion. also survive. Requiem Mass was offered semester, that they bring their re­ turning them over to the officers. The golden jubilee of that date will DIMT0L JOE PUGHES A SONS own Jay"* Hard- PHOTOGRAPHS Registered Funeral Director in St. EHiabeth’s church Nov. 12. In­ port cards with them. be the occasion-of another triduum naTu«!i war* 4k Repair. SpecialixinK in repair work and Embalmer terment Mu OliveU Theodore Haekethal Boys Like Simple Thing* —Qeetrle appliance* and traina. Knife, Anderson Photo*. Appointments Only. mortuary. Four-Fold Obligation Asked observance. ■cittor and lawnmower grindiirar Work EA. 3882. Capt. Pitt, disregarding hid own called for and dtlivered. 4286 'nnnTBon— A boy must promise four things native humor and ready wit, at­ MRS. BERTHA CHAMPION GRand 7998. HEARING AIDS before he can bMome a full-fledged tributes his success with the boys Requiem Man wai offered in St. member the Rangers. WANTED TO RENT Parsons B&rd ef Hearing* ooma la tor Dominie*! church Nov. 12 for Mrs. to the fact, that what he offers damooatmtion of Zenith Radionio Hearing Bertha Champion. 83. who died Nov. 9 1. He must obey his parents. them is appealing to young^sters of NEW RADIOS 850 REWARD for information leading to Aid. $40* compute, tenea. LaomoiiM Ifwia in St. Anthony*! hospital after nn illness this age. “ It is the simple things ranting of 2-8 nn. apt. and bath. Call Co.. 612 ISth fit______of more than a year. Mrs. Champion was 2. He must never use profane P.A. Systems m d KE. 6414 before noon.______a Denver resident 42 years. She was an language. that kids go for,’’ he says,*“ and PAINTING & PAPER HANGING they get a great deal of pleasure AOS£ active member of tbe Altar and Rosary 3. He must not destroy projl- Recorders for QUIET CATHOUC couple, no imoking or society of St. Dominie*! parish. Survle- out of coming into the station and drinking, deeire 8 or 4 room ept or house FOR PAPER HANGIMa and palntins aaU ing are two daughters, Mrs. Ralph B. erty, getting acquainted with all the po- Sale or Rent In East Denver, No pets or children. Call A Beringer. 168 Uadiaon. EA 2286. D. Foster of Denver and Mrs. Samuel M. 4. He must make passing grades Mr*. Hodge at 9766. LaSell of Durham, Calif.; two sons. icemen.’’ This is just the time in BRICK REPAIRE-Caniking an-l painting. Clarence and George, both of Denver; in schoof. their lives when youngsters need VACANCIES for up patient. 2nd floor. 1946 Pearl. MA. 6656. and a sister* Mrs. Margaret Gwin of Alto bed patient Parkieon Oonvalaseent Any b)y violating one of these someone to take a special interest Expert Repairing Home. 2600 E. 3rd Ave.______PAINTING and Papering. Zkrtimate* (re» Denver. rules is droppec from the group. in their activities, (jtherwise they AU M ^es Material and workmantbip gnarantaaA Call CH. 1808______Such dismissals are not usual, are ^ in g to get into mischief. By CLOTHING FOR SALE MRS. LIZZIE M. BURK however, because the youngsters befriending tne boys now and al POLISHED Requiem Hass was offered in Loyola MAN’S dark overcoat aiu 40. Excelleot WALL CLEANING take pride in the fact that Capt. lowing them to do.little things for brand,,worn one*. EA. 1618. church Not. 8 (or Mrs. Lisai* M. Burk, CALL RA. 3802 WAUi WASHINO, wallpaper cleaning and 2688 Elisabeth street, who** death waa Pitt has confidence in them, and him, Capt Pitt helps avoid the pos­ window washing. Painting inatd* and oat GRANITES announced last weak. Hrs. Burk was very seldom do they disappoint sibility of future trobule. All h( MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Call PE 1069,______born in County Tyrone, Ireland, Hay 17, 1866, and came to Denver srith her par­ him. asks of his boys is their co-opera Reeonditlancd piano*, plaren. grand*, RADIO RESEARCH & organa (pips and reed), erehaatral inatni- WALL WASHING, wallpaper cleaning and STAY ent!, Hr. and Hrs. Frank Gillen, in 1876. Under the direction of Pitt, dem­ tion, their good will, and their good window washing Painting inaide and out She had lived here 71 years, la M89 conduct manta. T. S. Walker. 886 Broadway. SP onstrations are given in the sta­ 7864. Call SProce 4857.______she marriad Robert S. Burk, who died in Capt Pitt, a native of Elyria SERVICE LAB. GLEAN October. 1980. Survivins are three tion, at which the boys learn to FREED SLAVES OF UQUOR, aew FREE daughters, Uri. Cynthia Ann Walker. recognize Cartridges,'primers, and Denver, joined the police force E. A. CRANCH, Technician WOOD SALE etlnra. AlcohoUea Anonymoot. Writ* Hrt, Elisabeth Harper, and Hrt. Hary dynamite caps. The dangers in­ 1917. A dozen or more bronze P. 0. Box 4168. 8. Utavar StatioB. BrowneU; three sons, Robert F. and medals attest to his accuracy oi EJNSliIMG, etova, lante, tamaeai, (lr» Frank J, Burk, ail of Denver, and George volved in playing with these are 76 So. Pennsylvania SL plaee. blocka No yard talas. KE. 8460. See the Famou* J. Burk, Sterling. Eleven gtandebUdran pointed out to them, and their help the rifle range. In his early davi COLORADO TREE and (our great-grandchildren alio enr- on the force Pitt was one of thi Kirby, RoyaL General Eleetrl* Vaennm RAINBOW LINE viv*. Interment HL OliveL Boulevard state’s chief contenders for honors Cleaner* mortuary. LoKtto Height* Alumnae ateeciation will SERVICE 00. attend the Roaary and Matt in a body'. at the Colorado rifle and. pistol Arrln, Olympic, Stewart-Wamer Radio* Hr. Buenite, Who was baptised in 1986 PHONE DEXTER 0216 TREE SURGERY meets. PRUNING - REMOVALS THOMAS B. BURNITE, JR. with his infant ion, John Thomaa, w o a His first advancement came In native of Denver. He attended 'Went­ BOULEVARD Fra* Eatimates and Expert Advie* A heart attack suffered in a dentlat’a 1921, when he was promoted to Store COAL Now JAGQUES BROTHERS offica Nov. 12 took the life of S9-ycar-old worth Military academy in Lexington, Tree* and Shrubs Tbomat B. Bumit*. Jr„ a convert to the Mo. On Feb. 21, 1986, he married detective, and tbe second in 1926 VACUUM SWEEPER UCENSEO AND INSURED Catholio Church and huaband o( the Alvena Leversedge, who, as a gradoate ^hen he became a sergeant. The W c Recommend for Storage Rai^aln aw4 Parte ter all Makaa aa4 Matels B. CLOWES______RA. I t g former Alvena Leveriedg*. Hra. Burnit* of the National Catholic School of Social captain’s rank came in 1934, when CallW for a»4 DoUvsrod Since 1902 It executive secretary of the Loretto Service, has bsen active in that Seld Pnak Haval______3M4 Colorote BM. TONY FERRETTI Helghta Alumna* asaociatioo and it (or a nnmbcr of years. Surviving alto he was appointed head of the traf. PIHNACLE - WADGE UONUHXNTg OF DISTINCTION prominantly aaaoelated with Catholic arc two daughters, Mary Claire, nine; and fic division. At the present time Athtetio Bmblsma, lloootnm s aaff Lotten N^ 1 Wtrld War Vh charitable aeUvitiet in Denver, Father Judith Ann. six. The entire family was Invltta Hia-Old lYienda and Cuatomari to at the Communion rail in SL John’a he is at the district four station AMERICAN PENNANT Hia New Stor* . . , 2 8 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 Richard Duffy, chaplain of 8L Joseph'i at W. 26th and Federal. HARRIS-BUCK WALNUT hospital, administer^ Extreme Unction. church two days before Hr. BurnHe’a MFG. CO. death. They reeid* at 8719 E. Fourth The Congress Clothing Co. Amngementi (or the funeral, when A member 8f St. Catherine’s IN BITUMINOUS COALS K**a T. teesnd Fleer Featiaa BaUiitt completed by the W. P. Horan A Son avenue. ' parish, Capt. Pitt is a former stu h A b e b s 184 16tb tlreet 4 3 3 1BTH ST. TA. 4 7 1 8 mortuary, will inclndt a Requitm Mast dent of Annunciation school. His ‘‘Special Attention to Clwgy” in St. John’s church. Hembert of the PKEVIEW COAL It It Caa Be Made ot Felt W* Oaa Make It Tailor Mads Raady Mad* Military SanBts mother, Mrs. Margaret Pitt, was c e X i ; Denver’ s Cleanest Lignite KEyetaae 8887 Oemvet MAIL ORDERS for many years the housekeeper at FLOWERS DORAN No Soot—^ o CUnl^rs S t Louia’ church, Englewood. • I I I I > I STI>1 \ ! i: MM I{ Special Fraeral Spray nul* et ffsaminl HATTERS Numbered among hia relatives in H A . 6181 nswars religion are a cousin, Sister Mary ALL GRADES OF STOKER AND M A I i’MIM i m ; ,|i )i;.” Wreath ef gnat haanir, tl6. An apptp. “Bat Recondlttonlng STEAM COALS COLD SPRING priat* axpraaaiaB *f ayinpathy tnm a t m Bervtc* Excinelvely- I Immaculate, a cloistered nun in MONUMENTS tr n tronp. Hollywood, Calif.; two cousins Abegg-Fellows Printing Co. 733 E. Colfnz at Clarkaoa members of the Sacred Heart and IKAUTIFUl fikAMTH THE BLOSSOM SHOPS vkt.n wi»i:i I) *.\ \\: ;; GALL HAIM 6888 Precious Blood orders; and another Brown Palace Hotel TA. 8816 Per Free Plck-«p tad DeBnsiy PIKES PEAK FUEL Kf)HMi:iUY UniMiKRs Uptown. 121 E. 7th Are, CH. 6468 Sesric* cousin, the R t Rev. Monsignor Park HiU. l i l t Lecnit DE. 1698 Thomas V. Shannon, formerly edi­ 635 Cnrtit S t Phone MA 6181 KK. in.'.l ► 1 lih ‘’CALL AMD. CBABGl I T tor ol the World, .Chicago. .

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Thursday, Nov. 14, 1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 PAGE NINE The D en v er Catholic Register % President______Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Reg istorials Editor______._~ R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Joor.D. H i Managing Director______Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. I Associate Editors— M. F. Everett; Jour.D.; Ras. Walter Canavan, penologists that men convicted of as a child of God has certain rights intrinsic merits we need not worry J.C.D., Litt.D.i Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev Francis Don^t Deify crime should be rehabilitated not which no man may take from him; unnecessarily about their objec­ Syrianey, M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.D.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, by imprisonment but by education that he has obligations which he tionable features. ’Trash will prove M.A.; Rev. John Ebel M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A. Machines and parole. At least this system must fulfill. He knows that hr> 4hat it is trash by dying quietly, should be the rule rather than the EntSred as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. must let charity and justice regu­ and, for the most part, unsuccess­ By MnxABD F. E vnarr exception. late his actions with all men; he fully. Those works which have Published Weekly by Sometimes we get the feeling What the American Prison as­ knows that he must be a good real value will*be accepted and that a major misfortune of mod­ sociation is vigorously attacking is citizen, a good employer, or a good appreciated. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) ern civilization is that it has lapsed the attitude of the public. People worker. A study o f all the texts, 938 Bannock Street, 1 into idolatry. We do not mean the generally think that parole is leni­ written will not give him a better formal idolatry of the heathens-- ency instead o f supervision, and set of principles for his economic The Teacher Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 the setting up of stone images ana the public must be educated to un­ and social and political life. I r , i i i their w oi^ip. It is more or less derstand that it is much easier to The materialist and the Red Cjt I n G ^ Q S t G T Subscription: $1 pfer year. unconscious, and it is found, to a remold the prisoner in the very afraid of these truths. For this community in which he must make reason did their leaders call reli- By ^z v . James B. Hamblin Club Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition, 41.S0 per Tear. certain degree, at least among many so-called Christians. his adjustment rather than iir an gion the “ opiate of the peonle." Nov, 15 is the feast day of a No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. Materially speaking, for exam institution. Offenders should -be Take away religion from ^ e lives saint who waited 661 years to re­ pie, our civilization is based upon sent to prison only as a last resort, of the poor and there is no alterna­ ceive the honors he deserves*. His Thursday, November 14, 1946 the machine. Yet can one accu­ the crime doctors tell us. They tive for them except a warfare of has been the fate of most of those rately hold that this foundation is reason that health is not contagi­ extermination against those who persons who give their lives to the confined to the/ merely material? ous, but disease is. Placing of­ have more then themselves; take teaching profession; they spend Has it not extended into the field fenders in institutions where they away religion and there is no themselves to form the minds of OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER of social relations and even fur­ associate with fellow inmates is answer to the questions proposed their pupils and are content to The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. ther? simply forcing a criminal to live above except those ready made by have no other reward than the sue We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ The machine indeed liberated with the very people he should the Communists. cess of those they have instructed. ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or men and women from certain avoid. He must live in an abnor­ But to the thinking man the only St. Albert is well called “ the those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. drudgeries. But at the same time mal society, and if he subsequently answer to the question o f the Great,” and certainly would be We hope The Register will be read in every home of the it has enslaved them in many cases, makes good it is not because of his world’s ills is Christianity. If men better known if his had not been Archdiocese. doomed them to earn a living by imprisonment but in spite of it. wculd but practice it, there would the privilege of being the teacher We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in sitting day aftet' day performing a The old-fashioned prison was a be no economic injustice, racial of the greatest theologian since St. the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The, Register. minor operation at a machine. This iroduct of an age of iterance. discrimination, or political chaos. Paul, S t Thomas Aquinas. « URBAN J. VEHR. is deadening in itself. Even worse, When our lawmakers discovered While his pupil was yet in the Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. the clamor for women as cheap help that they could .not legislate crime process of becoming a theologian, in easily performed factory jobs out of existence, they concluded Albert was already a. great scien the only method to suppress crime Concerning Books hits directly at the home and thus tist S t Thomas came under his was by vengeance. Hanging was at the very fabric of society. The direction after Albert was well es­ We sometimes like to think of This Bank as a the punishment for nearly all And Censorship standard of living has been raised tablished as a doctor at Cologne; crimes tijree centuries ago. Lib­ DENVER ASSEMBLY CONFERS for many, but millions in America By Rev. Francis Syrianey yet the teacher outlived the pupil proud, strong ship; safely bearing home to harbor, eral-minded people suspected that are grossly uide^rivileged. We Last week in these columns we by five years. have consistently seen overproduc­ this was too harsh, and made mat­ precious cargoes entrusted to us. High hopes and 4TH DEGREE ON 54 KNIGHTS ters worse by herding lawbreakers wrote a piece urging Catholics to His greatness is pre-eminently tion and at the same time millions confine their attention to the bet­ in the field of science, where he without sufficient food or other together like cattle in filthy, badly hard work have amassed these cargoes. Yours managed jails. Fundamentally, ter Catholic books, especially those was a pioneer in the experimental Fifty-four were initiated into Rev. James Moynihan, assistant necessities of life. society believed that reformation which are professedly Catholic. A and scientific method we often the Denver assembly, Fourth De- pastor of Annunciation parish. Ap­ can be among them, in the form of a substantial The point has been too well elu­ was impossible since it was taken number of inquiries showing in mistakenly think is the boast of ree Knights of Columbus, Nov. 10. proximately 260 were present for cidated previously "to need further for granted that no prisoner could terest in the subject encourage us the 20th century. The discoveries fn the class were several attor­ the banquet program, following the elaboration. What brought it up to elaborate upon a few remarks bank balance; worthwhile property investments be reformed. made by the Dominican are \ neys, physicians, and priests. initiation ceremonies, held in the at present was a story about an Penologists of today have trav­ we made then. especially astounding when it is Among the physicians was Mi­ and careful savings. The responsibility of This Lincoln room of the Shirley-Savoy “ electronic brain and memory ma­ eled far in their efforts to make We believe, and we think it is recalled that he lived before the chael P. Ryan, M.D., and among hotel. chine.” The device is said to “ex­ of prisons character-building insti­ wth real justification, that the at­ age of printing and before the in­ the priests were the Rev. Felix The principal Speaker for the oc Bank to YOU is the foremost consideration of ercise a degree of memory. Some tutions. Their attitude in the use titude of Catholics toward objec vention of the simplest little micro­ Reitlingshofer, O.F.M., pastor of casion was the Most Rev. Bernard [machines! are now being designed of probation is almost a century tionable books, particularly mod­ scope. His learning came from his every member of its crew. / St. Elizabeth’s church; the Rev. J. Sullivan, S.J., who talked on the to exercise those hitherto human em novels, has. been too negative. own observation and experiment, Anthony Weinzapfel, chaplain of ahead of the public’s readiness to Catholic influence in India. The prerogatives of choice and judg­ accept the new penal philosophy. Not that Catholics have not been from what he discovered by his Loretto Heights college, and the Very Rev. Harold Campbell, state ment. One of them could even be It is a tribute to the sincerity of outspoken in condemning things naked eye; yet so exact was his chaplain; Arthur J. Alcorn, state made to play a rather mediocre the prison administrators that they that are objectionable, but that method that he concluded, through master; and the Rev. James Moyni­ game of chess.” are enthusiastic proponents of we have not been positive enough experiment, that the world is round A CH ECK IN G AC­ Denver U. Newman Club han, a member of the new class, The stress on the machine’s procedures that would make their in developing and supporting the 200 years before Columbus sailed COUNT i» a aatisfartory gave talks at the banquet. Charles “ thinking” goes dangerously close profession unnecessary. What the type of literature which we favor. the uncharted seas. The original To Hold Meeting Nov. 19 W, Reilly addressed the assembled and convenient method to the claim that man, a dependent public prefers to ignore is that Considerable notice has been book containing this conclusion is group on behalf of the new class. of handling your fi­ A m erican creature, has created a sentient be­ criminals with less than life sen­ paid of late to the current drive still preserved in Seville, Spain. Joseph F. Little, a former state National Ba n k The Denver university Newman ing. Since many deny the human tences will be returned to society, of the Hearst sptem of newspa-' The amazing feature of his nances. All deposits at club will hold its next meeting master, was the toastmaster during soul, there must be to them little pers against salacious literature. This Bank are insured the banquet program. The Rev, and will be less able to accept scientific work is the amount of Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 7:30 p.m. in difference between man and this responsibility than when they were Passing over the fact that a physi­ writing he accomplished and the by Federal Deposit In­ the Catholic Charities annex at Edward J. Fraezkowski, chaplain new machine. The latter lacks the cian should heal himself before of the Fourth Degree, gave the in- incarcerated. wide variety of unassociated sub­ surance Corporation up E. 17th avenue and Grant street. faculties of reproduction a n d attempting to cure others, we have vocattCn in opening the initiation When a convicted man arrives jects he examined. To mention only All Catholic students at D. U. and growth, it is true, but, since it can to admit that any drive of censor­ to $5,000. and banquet programs. at the penitentiary he is given a a few: He wrote on chemistry and the Colorado School of Mines at “ remember” and exercise “ choice number, and then he hears the ship against a current book (or ants, biology and bees, oysters and Golden are fordially urged to at­ The day was climaxed with a and judgment,” it must be to them movie or play, for that matter) Listen to formal ball held in the evening in strange word “ rehabilitation.” If birds, vegetables and ants, shooting tend and to take part in the com­ at least equal to the lower grades the prisoner has any intelligence immediately creates a demand for FULTON LEWIS, JB. the Knights of Columbus hefne un­ stars and fish, chemistry and pre­ ing activities that are being of human intelligence. at all he must wonder how he can that particular work. So true is Dsilr. Hondtr der the direction of Jack Kilcourse, cious stones, agriculture and earth­ planned. The meeting will be this that some publishers delib­ Thra Fridsr A faithful navigator of the Fourth Bosh! The whole thing is ab­ be punished and rehabilitated at quakes, whales and fruits. held regardless of weather con­ erately seek to have their books »:3« P.H. Degree assembly. Many officers surd. Man does have both a body the same time. And suppose he is Even while taking his simple ditions. rehabilitated long before the ex­ condemned so that they can cap­ KFEL from the other assemblies in Colo­ and an immortal soul. The exist­ meal his scientific mind was active. italize on the unfavorable pub­ rado took an active part in the ence of the latter can be proved piration of the sentence, he still 'To most monks an apple is some­ initiation ceremonies. Music and4v?by reason if not in the test tube,tube. must remain behind prison bars licity. thing to peel and eat, but to Albert refreshments during the day vwre ^ matter how_ complicated the ma- at a cost to the state of $600 a It was gratifying to see this fact it was a phenomenon for examina­ “ Miracle of year. And suppose he does learn furnished...... by- Denver council 639. ch(ne. It still is just a tool. The recognized by the editor of the tion. He determined that the apple a trade. When he is released from All the members are urged to differential calculawr, for exam­ Saturday Review of Literature in has three skins. He learned about attend the important general coun­ ple, w ^ h can solve mathematical prison, state laws prevent him a recent editorial. Mr. Norman the sac that contains the seeds and theBeUs” from engaging in that trade. Too cil meeting to be held in the problems^n a feiy hours or days Cousins said: "Much of the dignity now it functions, also about the often he cannot even obtain a job, Book Revieio by Knights of Columbus auditorium, that woulcTtaka-eipert mathemati and high purpose which shouli^o stem and how it is joined with the cians years to complete, is not su and it is no surprise that the pris­ into the fight against book cen­ fruit and to the trees and what E. 16th avenue and Grant street, oner ■ often gravitates back to HAZEL SCHROEDER Tuesday evening, Nov. 19, at 8 p erior^ man. It is merely a sort sorship are being weakened— not causes it to separate from the criminal pursuits. o’clock. Some of the important of grigantic and complex slide rule by the censors but by the book branch and fall to the ground. The public today must realize matters that will take place in the that man uses to make his work industry itself. What has hap­ To Be Presented by the that law has never caught up with His experiments sometimes got next scheduled meeting are the easier and quicker. The “ elec­ pened is that too many authors Queen’s Daughters crime. Neither can a police force him into trouble as a practitioner annual memorial services for the tronic brain" with its 18,000 radio and book publishers seem to re­ of another million men. If it is of “ black magic.” For example, he Friday, Nov. 13, at p.m. deceased members, with Father tubes is no different. Admittedly gard book censorship as a bonan­ had noted the influence of light and 8 it has marvelous functions . . . for true that there are no problem za. Too many books seem delib­ Fraezkowski as the eulogist; aid children, but only children with heat on the growth of plants, and for the Infant of Prague nursery, a machine. But it cannot operate erately calculated to reach the built a hot house with glass top and itself. It needs human intelligence problems, it must be obvious that best-seller lists by way of the Catholic Daughters the Study club, the speech contest, for the generality of offenders heated stoves inside to continue his the guard of honor, the games par­ at every turn. It is simply a won­ censor’s ban. It is almost as experiments. One cold January Clubhouse derful tool. It deserves no adula­ prison is not the answer. In­ though a ban or an attempted ban ties, and the nocturnal devotions, creased budgets for probation and night in 1249 King William of Hol­ The Rev. Gregory Smith will be tion. The praise should go to the is the solitary justification fo r a 1772 Grant Street parole will eventually mean de­ land visited the monastery at the guest speaker. men who developed it for so book’s existence. Too many books creased budgets for prisons and Cologne. Albert went to work in cleverly using the gifts God gave have become artless exhibits of his greenhouse anch prepared out- them. far less crime. erotica, cheap peep shows which of-season vegetables and flowers l>. attempt to be doubly alluring be­ for the king’s table. The monarch cause of the attempt to ban them.” W E OFFER Try Christianity was amazed and delighted, but the If 1 Had the Wings Mr. Cousins deplores the neces­ astounded retinue insisted the sity of censorship, but even more whole thing was done “ with mir SIOLX CITY GAS & ELEC. CO. Of an Angel' For a Change he deplores the unprincipled ac­ rors” or by “ black magic.*’ By Rev. W. J. Canavan tions of authors and publishers By Rev. John Cavanagh who court censorship instead of For all his learning, he was no c o m m o n ’STOCK The specious argument of ma­ combating it. So long as there are absent-minded professor. In fact, From the report of the 76th An­ terialism, of which Communism is such unprincipled purveyors of in­ he found time to be Bishop of Company i* an operatinf Company. nual Congress of Correction we a horrible example, against reli Ratisbon, provincial of the Domini­ would judge .that the “ Prisoner’s gion is included in several sarcas' decency and vice, so long will The principal city being aerved it Sioux City, Iowa. there be a necessity of censorship. can province in Germany, a Song” would never have been writ­ tic questions, which run about as preacher of the Crusades, legate follows: The point that we wish to make, ten had modern penology been rec­ of Popes, and builder of Cathe­ PROSPECTUS UPON REQUEST. How are we to better economic however, is that, by taking positive ognized a century or two ago. drals. V Prison authorities today are en­ conditions? With faith? action in stimulating the produc­ Although he died in 1280, he was thusiastically promoting what may What are we to do about racial tion and the use of decent liter­ M c CABE.HA jM FE^ & COMPA W discrimination? Pray? ature, we shall be doing more not canonized and declared a seem to many to be a radical phi­ Doctor of the Church until 1931. In lyVESTMEl^T SECURITIES losophy. It is the conviction of How are we to make the worker good than by calling attention to educated in advanced j^olitical and those publications or productions 1941 Pius XII proclaimed him the Ig. X, M cCa b e Stcunty Bldg^ E. A. HANITEN which nullify our good intentions. patron of all those engaged in the ‘T h e y know it's tko' Over 2S Yetrt Invtttment Ejtpetitae* economic thought? By teaching him the catechism? If works are judged ■ on their study of the natural sciences. ^simple, modem Checking 155 Garments Now the answer to these ques tions, much to the surprise of the Jlccount service that costs Are Collected Reds, we have no doubt, is a quali MoeJern Jacobins Gain in France fied “ yes.” By Padl H. Hallett thus puts the case: “ Such is the so little and gives so mucli. Axil MORGAN, LEIBMAN &. HICKEY Economic security is more than The results of last Sunday’s indifference of the great selfish The Queen’s- Daughters met a matter of wages and hours and elections in France, which gave the mass, occupied with other concerns, indispensable convenience fo^ Nov. 10 in the Convent of St. the price of commodities. If we Communists a plurality of seats in and always passive under its gov­ fJVSl/RAiVCE SINCE 1897 Joseph, Denver. Hostesses included admit the existence of a Provi­ the Chamber of Deputies, can by ernments, whatever they may be, every wage-samer or salaried man and womaii. Mmes. Marie Bresnehan, Minnie dence, and only the fool denies no coloring bear an optimistic in­ a veritable herd, which lets them iPay by check. You make a better improssionl BUY m o rIE e FI FIRE INSURANCE NOW Duray, Mary Riordan, and Mary that there is a God who provides terpretation. True, the Popular have their way, so only they do Waller. Mrs. Byrd Hesselbine re­ for His creatures, it is a fact that Republican Movement, to which not keep them from browsing and ported that 166 garments/were col­ material blessings will come to frolicking at their ease. . . . Be­ ^ C u and Eltctric BMs. PkoM TAWr in i most practicing Catholics are said • NO MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIBED , lected for the Needlework guild. him who is concerned primarily to adhere, together with other cause of this herd inertia Paris be­ ^ r s . Elizabeth Salmon, chair­ with the spiritual pursuits of life. dembcratic g’-oups, can dhsily com­ longed to the fanatics of the popu ia A A Ai <8 CHECKBOOKS FREE - ALWAYS man, announced that the future The Gospel teaching is explicit mand an overwhelming majority, lace . . . The truth is that they benefit would be a review of The 01. this hict, as can be seen from but we are too apt to forget that were a 20th of the male adult popu­ Miracle of the Belle, by Hazel the following: mere nifinbers are usually the least lation, about 9,000 distributed ^ I ^ ^ peTused. No depMit ohaigen^ ^ Schroeder, Friday, Nov. 16, at 8 “ Therefore I say to you, do not important of the weights in govern­ through all the sections of Paris, p.m. in the Catholic Daughters’ be anxious for your life, what you ment. In fact, far from being a but the only ones who'voted and clubhouse, 1772 Grant street Music shall eat; nor yet for your body, necessity, a numerous membership acted in the midst of universal in­ t|nd refreshments will be provided. what you shall put on. . , There­ is a positive hindrance to any or­ difference and stupor. . . . What AMERICAN NATIONAL BAM Members and their friends are in­ fore, do not be .anxious,' saying, ganization not limited by conscience they lacked in numbers and qduca' of DENVER vited to attend. ‘What shall we e « ? ’ or, ‘What are in its aims and practices. It inter­ tion they made up in energy.” The MOVING & STORAGE The next meeting will be held we to put on?’.,, for your Father feres with discipline, that all-im­ Jacobins could have held power in Dec. 1 in the home of Miss Loretta knows that you need all these portant essential of totalitarian definitely had they had the mar­ Loughran, 1642 Fairfax. things. But seek first the kingdom government. That is why even in velous discipline of the Commu­ MAin 5314 of God and His justice, and all Rilssia today Communist party nists. As everyone knows, they STORAGE SPruce 2671 St. Anthony’s Guild these things shall be given you be­ members are but a tiny fraction of were like the gingham dog and LOWEST PRICES lE Sa SOUTH PEARL ST sides (Matt, vi, 25-33).” the population, their ranks re­ the calico cat; they killed each Thanks Party Patrons And again; F . J . K ir c h h o f IN THE CITY RaaAerwSPnin9<6l cruit^ only by a highly select other off. “ Do not lay up for yourselves group, As France goes so very largely Sister M. Mechtildis and all treasures on earth, where rust and . In France itself, the forerunners goes the rest of the Latin world. members of St. Anthony’ s Hos­ moth consume, and where thieves of the modem Communists, the It is France, not Spain, that sets CoiKSTRUC'TION C o . pital guild of Denver extend break in and steal; but lay up for Jacobin:., who rode the nation in the tone for the intellectual life of thanks to all who contributed to yourselves treasures in heaven the most radical years of the revo­ the republics south of the Rio YOU PAY ONLY A ROOM A MONTH the success of the games party (Matt, vi, 19-20).” lution (1792-1794), never had be­ Grande. As an illustration we had BUILDER-S Oct. 29. Faith, therefore, is an essential hind them more than a 20th of recently the opportunity of reading quantity in proper economics. De­ the population of Paris, a much an appraisal from the Catholic We Appreciate Your Patronage stroy it and you have the worker smaller percentage in the other standpoint of authors most widely — ATTEND — of Russia— a slave who ekes out cities, and almost none in the coun­ read in Mexico City. There were 708 Lawrence SL Denver, Colo. his miserable existence here and try. But they had power in con­ one or two Englishmen among ST. JAM ES’ PARISH has no hope for the hereafter! centrated form, that is, they dom­ them, one American, one German, Annual Racial discrimination also can inated the Paris mob, and, more one or two of the Rusian classics; be solved by prayer. Prayer will important, commanded private the rest were Frenchmen, and the K8TABU8HED 81NCS IH I make him who suffers a better man armies, such as the Nazis found so great majority of their works were TURKEY GAMES P A R H and more likely to achieve the instrumental. They were also failing in faith or in morals, or in equality that is forced from re­ helped along by various adventi­ both. The importance of at least a KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL spect. It will also effect that those tious circumstances, like those that democratic, if not a Christian, The American Fixture Co 16TH AND guilty of discrimination will often have obtained in Europe in our France cannot be overestimated. Msaeloetarm of $AT„ HOY. 16 8 P.M. repent of their sin and accept all day, wars and bad harvests, bring­ But unfortunately there is nothing GRANT men as their brothers in Christ. ing an irremediable food shortage. imperishable about the “ imperish­ CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS SPACE GIVEN BY If we are to deny the efficacy of But above all the Jacobins rode able spirit of France.” Contrary to prayer, our Christian structure into power beRause they were en­ the impressions left by some Cath­ CHURCH FURNITURE crumbles. ergetic and purposeful; the rest olic writers, the existence o / France BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES If a man is well versed In the of the citizenry, otherwise. Hip- as we know it is not guaranteed by JAMES F. DANSBERRY catechism, he has a fundamental polyte Taine/ who in his five-volume any mystic influence but, as in UiUioork of AU Kindt knowledge of the principles that Originee de la France Contempo- any other nation, by the conscience FRANK KIRCHHUP 1232 ARAPAHOE 14th and Champa KE. 4269 govern nis political and social and raine. wrote the best, psychological of the people, energized by effective St, economic life. He knowa that he history of the French revolution, action. DEMVEB. COLOb

I PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street !'i« THE DENVER CATHOtIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 14, 1946 ANNUNCIATION GAMES PARTIES f Ell[[l[| ST. AUGUSTINE’S sPRiiies ARE SUTED NOV. 14 AND 16' ' (Annunciation Parith, Danrar) tesses. High score at thA first ses­ Two games parlies are scheduled sion went to Mrs. E. Nolan and Handaiai* Firaltar* — Antlqsn in Hagus hall this week. The PTA Mrs. H. Zumtobel, Sr. The high ' i f ★ FaH Festival J. D. Cra«eh a D. 0*Bricn R«pr*iinc*4 — Repairint ■— Rc(tnlahiii( .turkey party is scheduled Thurs­ score at the last party was won Opbelatarinp — Draparias II FORI liPION day evening, Nov. 14, at 8 o’clock, by Mrs. Eva ^Schnabel and F. IF lym Fill Pete Beroni and the Boosters’ club games party Pankoski. Any one may attend PERmS-SHEARER will be held Saturday evening, these weekly pinochle parties held Furniture Shop Fort Lupton. — The Greeley Nov. 16, at 8 o’clock. in the school library. PHONK M. U H .TU SO. CASCADE AVR. (St. Catherine’* ParI*Ii, Denver) 102 No. Tejon Deanery Council of Catholic The turkey party special prizes Yitoung People’* Club OppoaKa Antian Hotal Women will hold its quarterly con­ will be featured and the at­ The Young People's club or- The Rev. D. A. Lemieux, pastor COLORADO SPRINOS’ s of St. Catherine’s parish, Denver, SMARTEST STORE ference in Fort ^upton Tuesday, tendance award will be a complete anized by Father James Moyni- Nov. 19. Mernber^^ of the Altar and Thanksgiving dinner. Committee an is open to anyone over 18 has announced that the annual Store for Men WILLIAM C. CRARON Rosary society will open the con­ members are Mmes. P. Grommet, years of age. A social club, it got ^rkey party sponsored by the ference at 12 noon in the Odd Fel­ J. Murphy, W. Schweider, J. o ff to a good start. A roller skat­ Holy Name society will be held Boys Shot) Optometrist lows’ hall with a lunch. Entertain­ Arnold, and R. Moore. The games ing party is being sponsored by the Monday, Nov. 25, at 8 p.m. in SL ment for the luncheon will be pro­ party sponsored by the Boosters’ cluh.^t Uie Derby roller rink 'Tues­ Catherine’s hall. Edward E. O’Con­ Women’s Casual Shop U l Nartii Talon Bt. vided by Mrs. Gherardini, a tal­ club for the school athletic fund day evening, Nov. 19. Those wish­ nor and Lawrence Merkl, Sr., are PHONE MAIN K«1 ented young pianist and accordion is held every third Saturday of ing to attend are asked to meet at w-chairmen of the event, assisted «ra-TEEM” SHOP COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. artist; and Miss Dorothy St. John, the month at 8 o’clock. Hagus hall between 7 and 7:30 by Thomas Morrow, Joseph FOR GIRLS IX TO 1« daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray St. Pinoehia Party Nor. 15 clock. Admission is 35 cents. Schmittling, Joseph Telk, and John, who will give a dramatic Ten representatives of the par­ Ray Whefle. Mr. Schmittling has BaanUfallr The regular Thursday pinochle reading. The Rev. Barry Wo^an p ^ y is postponed to Friday eve­ ish attended the ACCW conference purchased a large'number of fine and Raatlallp of Golden will be the principal ning, Nov. 15. Mrs. Ann Zumtobel in the Shirley-Savoy hotel Tues­ hams and turkeys to be awarded at Appointad HEIDELBERG’S speaker of the luncheon. Other and Mrs. M. MuUin will he hos- day, Nov. 12. They were Mmes. the party. In addition, three 117 E. guest speakers of the conference Ed Gates, K. Glassmann, and John special prizes will be given away, CLOTHING two of which will consist of com­ PIKES will be the Rev. Peter Moran of Murphy, officers of the Altar and Sterling and Mrs. J. Fred Mc- plete family dinners. w IUen*i Furni$hinf(» PEAK Rosary society; Mmes. Charles Court, who will report on the na­ Haley, David Baillie, and V. Mil- The annual dessert-luncheon JOE REICH tional convention of the NCCW AnnualTliree-Day ^ d party of the PTA will be held 10 NORTH TEJON ST. tenberger of the PTA; and the Rt. Own or which was held recently in Rev. Monsignor Charles Hagus, ^ d a v Nov. 15, at 1 o’clock in Kansas City, Mo. Benediction, with Fathers Donald McMahon, James the auditorium of the school. This the Very Rev. Bernard. J. Froegel Moynihan, and James Halloran. pajty was originally slated for as celebrant, will close the con Bazaar to Begin St. Vincent’s Aid society will Nov. 8, but had to be postponed ference at 4:30 p.m. meet in St. Vincent’s home Thurs­ berause of the inclement weather. Samuel Martinez and his ac­ day, Nov. 14, at 2 o’clock. Host­ Recently baptized were William companist, Gertrude Niellsen, esses are Mmes. Johnson, Plumb, Frank, Jr,, eight years old, and played in Fort Lupton Oct. 26, and TlilirsdayinVely Schweider, Anderson, and Bowen Joseph Anthony Prank, infant, were the guests of the Ladies’ So­ Cards will be played. both sons of Mr. and Mrs. William cial society. After the concert the The Altar and Rosary-Aociety Frank, with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. two artists were entertained at Welby.— (Assumption Parish) — will meet Thursday, Nov. 21, in Carter as sponsors. the rectory by the officers of the The last meeting before the annual the hall. A potluck luncheon will regular meeting of the club. Proceeds of the concert were three-day bazaar was held on Mon­ precede the meeting. The shut-in PTA was held Nov. 12 in the NOV. 22-23-24 given to the day nursery and milk Tba firma Hatad boro dosarva to day evening to make final plans for ^ t awarded at the meeting is cafeteria o f the school. The fund in the labor camp at Fort council met at 2:30. The guest ba remambarad whan you ara dia, the affair, which opens on Thurs­ being donated by Mrs. Elizabeth BRIGHTON, COLO. Lupton. speaker was from the Fire Preven­ tributinc your patmnafa to tba dll- day evening, Nov. 14. Kreiner. Hostesses at the luncheon Dec. 16 is the date that has been meeting will be Mmes. J. Grebenc, tion bureau. VILLAGE INN ferant liaaa of bualotta. set for the joint annual ball of The spaghetti dinner will be Ho*teiae* Are Liiteil served on tiie opening night from Martin Sever, H. E. Cort, and the Platteville and Fort Lupton P. W. Mudd. Hoitoiaoa for tho recent AlUr and AMERICAN LEGION MEMORIAL HALL 5 to 9 o’clock. Owing to the incle­ tr?,'"’’ J ’* ” * **''* Mmea. R. c. arishes. The ball will again be Mrs. Jerry Vidmar is a patient Kline, T. F, Gleaaoa. W. S. Marlder, COMPLIMENTS OF eld at the Denver Broadmoor ment weather, it was impossible THE MOST BEAUTIFUL to get sufficient tickets out; those in Mercy hospital and Jack Kitson F. Leonard. A. Svoboda, L. Sc.vellt, 0. DINING ROOM IN THE CITTI Country club. This event was one is in St. Anthony’s. Mrs. Mike Shannon. M. Nahring. A. Cxamoaky, who wish to come to the dinner may Mary Tbompaon, M. G. Donovan, Fred ^ GIVEN AWAY JIM JACKSON of the outstanding social gather­ O’Brien is improving after an Heart. Leo J. Kennedy, Jamea Pitt ings of last year and netted more purchase them at the door. RUTH’S OVEN Many beautiful 'prizes will be emergency operation in S t An­ Nathaniel Walker, E. E. Wataon. D.' Plumbing & Heating than $1,200. thony’s. L. Richartaon, BRAND NEW FORD CAR MOST DISTINCTIVE COFFEE SHOP given every evening. The first L. Golden. A. Piccoli, Steve Domenico, 312 N. CUSTER Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smits an The Elyria and Swansea club FILLED HOPE CHEST FINE PASTRIES nounce the birth of a son. night, $25 in cash will be awarded; John Burna John Lombardi. Anna the second night, a table-type will meet Thursday, Nov. 14, at Marinaro, A. W. Anderaon, Leo Kadigan, 220 No. Tejon Si. M. T«e tdward Lyona, F. L. Welah, John radio; the third night, the grand Kennedy hall. Mrs. A. Frank will be hostess Sparaceno, F. Clark; Cathedral Tarkay Faie prize, a beautiful Servel refrigera­ Mmea. R. H. Lewis, D, S. Merihon. Get Baur*$ (of Denver) tor. S t Catherine’s Card club will r .k ' Francia lacino. Vern Country Store — Fancy Work Booth COMPLIMENTS OP Candy and Ice Cream at meet in the home of Mrs. J. ^ ‘ ‘■roP. N. Marini. A. Amolach. H. Scheduled for Nov. 26 Received Into Church Bowen, 3226 York, Tuesday, Nov. Woodend. N. Comnillo, P. Amato, J. Mc- OLSON & BENBOW Don^d. G. Rowe, J. Kolb, J. O. Krauae, Games Galore for Young and Old Johnson-English Mr. Hardison, son of Mr. and 19, at 1:30. C. Soibonm, F. DeSalvo, L, Kevin F PLBG. & HTG. CO. The annual turkey party Mrs. Hardison, was recently rC' Empre** to VUit Kemme. T. McGlone. D. E. Monty, a ! apontored by the Altar and ceived into the Church. They will Empress Zita will visit the An­ A. Klaman, N. G. Laaham, C. Garra- Drug Go. 116 North Weber Su make their home in Welby. mone, P, Bromine, Ralph Long, C. Pin- Rotary *ociety of the Cathe­ nunciation school Friday. " ‘ “ ■vJ- Kelly, T. J. Hill, J. J. Uvelle, LENTHERIC Toiletrie. Tel. Main 3066 dral pariih, Denver, will be While practicing football, David Mrs. M. O’Brien, Mrs. John G. H. Davia, F. Lewia, E. J. Wamaer, T«Jen I t Bijsn St. Phon* 14U held Monday, Nov. 25, at Ciancio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, and Mrs. 'Thomas Hart F. Berae, R. Cloae, F. Laidig, D. C. Charles Ciancio, had the misfor­ Durant, J. R. Faateraki. T. Maealuao, 8i30 p.m. in the Malo hall, were hostesses to more than 100 Jamea Labriola, H. Sheppard, Anne tune of fracturing his ankle. guests at a proxy miscellaneous “ If Your Needs Are EleetrUal 1845 Logan itreet. Turkey* V « .?■ h ^PlPPloxor, B. Conaalei, C. The Murray Drug Go. and eaih will be given at Bernard Domenico, son of Mr. shower in the USO annex honor­ Y. McDanieU; Call Main 939” and Mrs. Ralph Domenico, was re­ ing Mrs. Margaret Robinson Stolte. Mmea. T. J. Walah, J. Sparaceno, Roy game prise* and one tarkay Finn, Louia Stephena, W. Turley P. ‘"Superior Service Store*” WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS will be given e* a tpecial cently discharged from service, Participating in the entertainment Gould, J. Maiolla, E. J. Haheay. j j ’ BCFF’S GARAGE Bright Spot. Joseph DeLuzio underwent an were Mmes. John Hansen, Ed Gonialea, W. A. Farrell. J, p. Golden, Main Store Phone Main 1a4 priaa. PONTIAC SALES & SERVICE G.M.C. TRUCKS Berwick Electric Go. appendectomy and is recovering Gates, J. B. Vessa, J. A. McDonald, „ . Timotbr Cronin. M. Dunn. Miin Star* — II North Tajao St. J. D. BERWICK satisfactory. Marvel, BABY CHICKS 3 FAVORS RECEIVED Mose Blair, J. Murphy, W. Ander­ LillUn GlMson, L J. Feeley, Wargen, PURINA CHOWS Nortkgppi — 8X1 Narth T«)*a St Colorado Sprint*, Colorado ' A “Regittar” reader withes to Nuptial* Held son, Sr.; Ray Kennedy, Harold Zito, C. Beck, Gitchey, Leone, Hein, Grade School Grocery Lowder, Fred La Motte, and Her­ Lombardi. Belmonte, Maione, John- CLYDE PETERSON exprei* her thank* for three favor* Miss Genevieve Di Giacomo, Lucy, Gannon. Ralph received through the interce**ion daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony bert Beck. Receptionists were Steck, B. R. Dever, Fred Luce!, U BRIGHTON HATCHERY AND and Greamery The Bey§e Sheet f«A N K of St. France* Xavier Cebrini. Di Giacomo, became the bride of Mrs. Joe Kavanaugh, A1 Fiori, Prokop, Lapore, M. Gamer, Linbarger. FARM STORE * MORRISSEY Evelyn Goebel, Rosemary Shack- H. J, Pucek. J. F. Caaey, Huck, Le- FARM SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS GROCERIES - MEATS Metal Works Raymond Hardison before a Nup ICE CREAM • Specie; ley, Hazel Snow, and Edna Hart­ grano, Graebling, Haley. Winter: PboBo XTW, Xrt and Bridgo, Brighton, Colo. INCORPORATED tial Mass Nov. 9. The bride was Mmea. E. Kolb. A, O'Rourke. Thom*. 646 Bridff* StrMt BEATING ROOFING man. The soloist was Margie Perian Cullen. J. P. DlToUa. Dominie HARVEST FESTIVAL giv«i in marriage by her lather, NOV. XX, XI, X4th PH. 215 W BRIGHTON* COLO. SHEET METAL SPRING SERVICE Burgess and musicians were Miss Sf.l!’ y j‘ o Bruno. Harry C. Johnaon. 8. III North Wtbtr Stroot Mrs. Charles DiGiacomo, sister-in- Filkoaki, Eugene McCabe, J. J. Hen- Cars — Trucks law of the bride, was matron of] Helen Neumann and A1 Fieri. Mrs. Phono I Main MX Stolte was the recipient of many neaaey. Gut Abromcit, F. H. Veltrie. A E*t Ills 7 W Cuchorros honor. The Rev. John Giambastiani, Perri, Martin McAndrewa. M. P. Lehnert. AURORA O.S.M., officiated. Bridesmaids beautiful gpfts. R. E. Talcott, Leo Mariotti, G. A. Rouniaville, P. Bishop, F. Berone, J. were Mrs. Jack McGimely and In St. Louis’ church, Englewood, on Nov. 8 Miss Dorothy Copeland Gallager, L. A. Johnson, H. Maytag, M FOOTWEAB 61ST YEAR Kiss Dorothy Parrecco, cousins of E. Cooke, Spallone. Pinacco. Moore, PURSE BROS. the bride. of St. Louis’ and Arthur Mc- Baer. Thomaa Floyd, G. Schweiger, Haynes Jewelry Go. 55 Yean of Quality Bulova & Grnen Dougall of Annunciation parish Petrone, E. A. Floyd. L J. Scott. P. G. RED & WHITE The bride was attired in a white were wed. The bride was attended Morfeld, Joseph Grant, A. R. Taylor, Watches brocaded satin gown with a long and Rosemary Grant; Mr. and Mrs. GROCERY & MARKET 1832 E« MEATS — FRUITS PritcUla Diamonds KAPELKES with a coronet of orange blossoms. The Vorhes Shoe Go. Margie, and the bridegroom’s sis­ SUdler, VEGETABLES GUARANTEED WATCH BEPAIBING 9 S. TEJON She carried an orchid and a prayer ter, Peggy, as briaesmaids. Winners of special awards were 1701 Beat Calfts At*. Ph. Anrora XXX book. The bridesmaids wore blue ’The bridegroom’s attendants Mmes. Peter Thomas, F. J. Law- dresses, with net bottoms and satin were Joe Cassidy, Bob Wells, E. lor, Franklin Chin, Martha Myers, B ave You Tried tops and hats to match; they Perko, and Art Chamberlain. A Val Jones, A. E. Perrian, Bee NEW FASHION 9f cC A B T Y harried bouquets. The altar was reception was held in the home of Knight, H. A. Arclensoh, Harold WESTERN AUTO *^Qet the decorated with chrysanthemums Hugh McDougall, 960 Monroe Schneider, and J. Feeley. The Cleaners & Dyers COAL CO. and carnations. - lacino cake was won by L. Harvey. SUPPLY CO. street. The couple will make their LATELY7 Better Coal — Better Service Best man was Sylvester Di Gia­ home in Denver. Altar-Roaary Unit Meets JOHN a JOHNSON The monthly Altar and Rosary Nete Stoclu in Daily Lorig Habit HA. 6405 como, brother of the bride. Alfred Offle* Plant Parrecco, cousin of the bride, was society meeting was held Oqt, 29 K. V. “TED" MURPHY SPrac. 0071 U17 E. Colfax BOI McCarty 1XX^ E. Calorada Avt. fXO E. Alameda At*. Aarora OX Beautiful yellow gold usher. 3 Caiholics Eleeled Father Lemieux led the opening Em. 2513 or An-9 — it pays!^^ ' The wedding breakfast was prayer and gave a short talk. A rings in adult and chil­ guest speaker from the Com­ dren sizes with crucifix I served for the bridal group at the To Slate Legislature Phont Aarora 231 or EA. 6812 home of the bride’s parents. Dinner munity Chest was present. Mrs. • Clothes for Work ENTERPRISE TEHT in raised gold to be cher­ was served at the Ciancio tavern Rowe, president, announced that SHANGHAI GAFE FRIEND ished by those of Catholic for relatives. A reception was held Three Catholics were named to a list for adoration during Forty Hours’ was posted at the entrances Aurora's Finest Cafe FURNITURE CO. • Clothes for Dress AND AWNINC CO. f a it ^ in the bride’s parents’ home in the the Colorado State Legislature in 123 South Nevada Avenno evening. the general .elections Nov. 5, final to the church. Mmes. Flaherty AMERICAN and CHINESB FOODS Everything for the Home returns reveal. Christopher F. and Burns, who took care of the NEW AND USED • Clothes for Play PH. 1264 altars during October, were as­ AU. 1145 9746 Ea. Colfax 14 karat 1 9 . 1 9 Cusack will represent Denver in 0808 E. Colfax , Aurora, Colo. STORE AWNINGS NOW sisted by Mmes. Bates and Ruscio. gold James P. Hoare Made the State Senate, and Clem Fed. Tax Ine. Crowley an^ Lawrence Henry, also Two perpetual members were and the home NAVA-HOPI of Denver, were elected Repre­ added. They are Mrs. Harry C. LUMBEI PAINT - HARDWAU Ghemistry Assistant Denny and Mrs. Eura Lemieux INSULATION sentatives. THB of The Corral — INDIAN STORE EASY TERMS Barriani, deceased. Doaltn in At Gatholic University Among Catholics defeated for' office were Dr. M. D. Currigan of The ticket committee was made Aurora Lumber Company GENUINE COIN SILVER JEWELRT Gift Shop in tht Store of up of Mmes. Burkhardt, Bishop, Hereford Saddles and NAVAJO RUGS - CHIHAYO BLANKETS Chrietmas Happiness Denver,' candidate for regent of Building Headquarters POTTERY AND BASKETS Cooke, Daly, Doherty, Feeley, James Patrick, Hoare. son of Colorado university; Frank A. Pboaa* A arm t*e—Praaklie M80 Finest Ranchwear 2 East Pike* Peak Ave. iMr. and Mrs; Patrick J. Hoare of Safranek of Limon, who sought the Foley, Gonzales, Hamilton, Henry, SItht Swing by Antomebll* Heinjcke, Hyde, J^ohnson, Klaman, AURORA. CUIA). 2223 King street, Denver, has been U. S. Representative’s post in the AURORA DRUG second district; and Robert Black­ Knight, Kennedy, Lasham, Loner- Goa W McBridf AO. Xft Don’t Get in a Fix in ’46 made an assistant chemistry in­ man of Englewood, candidate for gan, Morfeld, Morrow, Nevin, Without Iniorance structor at the Catholic university, Secretary of State. O’Day, Piquette, Rowe, Stadler, &ATHRENS Washington, D. C. Stewart, Schmittling, Wilson, and A Short Cut to Denver Catholics defeated in the Weber. HOME SUPPLIES M. E. MeCARTY Receiving a scholarship from Legislature battle included Joseph HARDWARE PAINl Beautiful Woodwork the Bonfils fodndation, be ma­ P. Constantine and James P. ROOnNG HRE---- mURANCE-^vro Dansberry, Senate, and Mary .^oua noNCv's hobtw m you. mokiy b*u '' 9 1 2 ‘ J € v s r . jored in chemistry in Regis colJ^< 87X8 B. Colfa^ Ara Aarora X4I IXXH K. Colorado At*. from where he was graduate i: Seach, Arthur Cassidy, Dominic A. AUROBA COLORADO 1943, and entered the Catholic Coloroso, Robert Clye, and university that fall on a fellowship Thomas Dix, Representanves, of the J. K. Mullen foundation. * 7 ^ ^tedeC'‘PM tetied In the war he served in the navy Write* Shekeapeareen Study as an electrician’s mate. He trained Dubuque, la. — A new Shake­ at Oklahoma A. £ M. college and spearean study entitled Hamlet Ericson Ante Supply Great Lakes Training station and Without Tears has been written by the Rev. I. J. Semper, professor served on the Lofberg in Parts db Accessories for all Cars the Pacific around Shanghai, at Loras college here, and is being China, and Hawaii. After his dis­ published by the Loras college tWS E. Colfax Ph. Aurora 040 j O S P K I O i t charge in June he returned to press. Washington to continue his studies PH. A U -80 of chemistry. E v e r y n i g h t Oi^etntgkt t o s a l t l a k e c it y Dependable Navy Mothers’ Club ’ .otr* Will Meet on Nov. 18 Gleaners & Dyers LV...... DENVEk...... 5:00 p.m. Aurora’s Most Modem Store AR..SALT LAKE OVfi.ViOt.m. The Rocky Mountain Navy IhBlIi MRS. M. 0. SHEA, Mgr. Mothers' club 462 will meet at 8 INVITES YOUR PATRONAGE LV..SALT LAK*E CITY..5.30p.m AR. 790 AR...... DENVER...... 8:30 *.«. p.m. Monday, Nov. 18, at 1665 Grant street, Denver. BAGAWS ★ Lounge Car For ^t^roond conulort and cowmt- MBC* k*8 hard to beat ddo §wik nad in v it e s YOU TO AURORA ★ Dining Car •aioo(h4i£a| Mkroori PadSc anomn* To my loyal friends and supporters finer. Tlifoufh aoceoMsodaboae in* 9758 E.Colfax Aurora?? ★ Standard Pullmans— dude ipadoin redtoinf leai coochee, who under adverse weather con­ •keptnc Francis de Sales’ CHRISTMAS TOYS A wedding breakfast will follow A meeting of the Newman a short business meeting will fol­ immediately at the Park Lane club for Catholic high school stu­ low. To facilitate arrangements Edwin Kennebeck, 1649 Glencoe NOW hotel, and a reception will be held dents of the parish will be held in for the breakfast, it is necessary street, Denver, has been named a at the home o f ,the bride’s parents the school Tuesday evening, Nov. that reservations be made by Nov. member of the Marquette chapter, DR. PAUL E. NOFFSINGER 6740 EAST COLFAX KETTU »IED (HKDH from 4 to 7 p.m. 19. Meetiiigs begin at 7:45 and no 20. Members are asked to call Kapoa Tau Alpha, national jour- Now Orenple* Foratr Office of DEXTER 1788 Uppar Colfax'i Fintat Rtatourant The couple will reside in Den­ one will be admitted after 8 o’clock. Mrs. Leo H. Connell, chairman, naliaro honora^ fraternity at Mar­ ver, following a Dhort wedding The meetings, which are held on EA. 5179, or Regis college by that quette university, Milwaulese, Wis. DR. C. H. GUTHRIE Colfax at Nawport 1718 E. Colfax EM. 7411 trip. the first and third Tuesdays of the date. Kennebeck, who is editor of the'l X eon’s. ALAMEDA month, close at 10 o’clock sharp, so At this meeting articles for the Journal, the university quarterly Monsignor William M. Higgins GENERAL PRACTICE — OBSTETRICS has been released from the hospi­ that students can get home at a Jesuit missions’ Christmas gifts publication, is a junior in the Mar­ Presenting Denver’s Netv The firms listed here de­ OFF. FK. 6311 NES. SF- 7 7 3 5 tal in Chippewa falls, Wis., after rMsonable hour.’ will be collected. quette college of journalism. Skyline Dining Room serve to be remembered recent surgery, and expects to re ­ Joseph Brandenburg is seriously umpumanwmumaian- turn to Denver in the next two ill in St, Joseph’s hospital. 5904 East Colfax Avenne when you are distributing weeks. He has expressed gratitude Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Cloughesy PARTIES LUNCHEONS DINNERS were hosts to the St. Thomas TOOLEY’S your patronage in the dif­ to the parishioners for t]jeir pray­ TELEPHONE EMERSON M il ers ana letters. Aquinas Study club in their home Manaatminti Aon and Dick Jancka, ferent lines of business. Nov. 10. DUJVER DRUG FOOD STORE Htltn L. WUIlama Mothers’ Club to Hear Mrs. Thomas Lynch entertained St. Joseph’s circle with luncheon CUT RATE CHOICE MEATS - FISH Academy Dance Teacher and bridge in her home on Nov. 13. GROCERIES For that “ hard-to-please” person on your Gift List, why not Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murray left FRESH FRUITS AND Nov, 8 for Chicago to spend two try a Religrioiia-Jewelry Gift- DRUGS Lillian Cushing, dancing in­ VEGETABLES structor for the grade school at St. weeks. SUPER priced Joe Dwyer Herman' Lidke Mary’s academy, Denver, will be The pupils of St. John’s school $300 BIRD’S EYE FROZEN FOODS guest speaker at the Mothers’ club have subscribed more than 100 ROSARIES from FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS per cent of their quota to the Com­ MARKET meeting Monday, Nov. 18, at 1:45 A fin€ Mlection to ebooie from. StcrHng tOvATs 1400 So. Broadway p.m. Mrs. John Rae will preside at munity Cheat. •liver pleUd. pearl and AMorted color ttonoft. 900 So. Pearl SP.6587 a short business meeting, and the Homecoming Queen RA. 2405 7540 E. Colfax New Mother Cabrlnl MedaU on Some mothers of the junior class will be Miss Joan Rae. daughter of Mr. at Rosemary hostesses. and Mrs. John 0. Rae, has been cHosen queen to reign over the .Miraculous Medals I: ____ _ $1.50 Regis high school homecoming fes­ Hundreds of Other Quality Jewelry JACKSON’S QUALITY GLEANING tivities on Sunday, Nov. 17. Her Gift Items on Display at— REASONABLE PRICES ij DE. 1531 escort will be Alan Anderson. Miss Cut Rate Drugs Toir Gsrments Insured Afsinit Fin -KE.0121- Rae, who is a junior at St. Mary’s •nd Thtft a t e 'jj 1532 Hottest Namber to Town academy, will be attended by Mary 7 / ^ PRESCRIPTIONS Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FOUNTAIN SERVICE ORDER J. J. Johnson, with Thomas Eakins FRKE PROMPT DEUVERY You Buy It as escort, and by Anna Mae Kirk, 1 ^ s l i o i > Can SP. S4U DawBins A AUsttd* whose escort will be Paul Villano. We Deliver It y 11 East Bayaud Ave. SP. 1573 | CLEANERS AND DYERS SmJ- A. & W. J. Wolf— Over Quarter Century in Su Francis de Salesiiag Alameda Drug Store 128 BROADWAY COAL Home Nursing Glass Pbanu PE. 17S1 * PE. 17S4 V. 0. PETERSON, Prap. UPPER EAST COLFAX FINEST FOOD CENTER NOW Will Start Nov. 18 CBt*Rate Drogs Fountain Service • School Supplies Bnehanan^s Better to Be Safe and Warm Crowded living cofiditions and You know these services Four Business Appreciated Loyola Than Cold and Sorry the return to civilian life of dis­ Alameda and Broadway Cafe & Cocktail Lounge PROMPT DELIVERY abled war veterans needing spe­ SERVICE cial home care have led to the SAVINGS ACCOUNT Fine Foods The firms listed here de­ York Texaco Service j opening of a new home nursing 369 South Broadway class sponsored by the Denver CHECKING ACCOUNT I / ' BROADWAY serve to be remembdred East 29th Ave. at York Sl Rugby Coal Co. Red Cross chapter, Mrs. Donald when you are distributing C. Bromfield, home nursing chair­ ^BUSINESS LOANS I /' (REAMERY Complete Auto Service man, haa announced. your patronage in the dif­ Repairing - Tnne-np 1144 Fifth St. The entire course will be taught REAL ESTATE LOANSK QUALITY DAIRY FOODS Brake Re-lining ferent lines of business. by Mrs. Ruth Gushee. C^sesj So. Broadway MAIN 0582 starting Nov. 18 and continuing SAKE DEPOSIT VAULT l / 66 MASTEN for three weeks, will be held at OPTOMETRIST St. Dominic^<« 1515 Cheyenne place Mondays and The firms lisUd b«rt dcftvrvt to be ramtmbered whta you ors dls* 5 Broadway Philomena’s Wednesdays from 1:30 p.m. to tHbuUaf your patro&ofo to tb« dif* SAVE rtRES — BUY AT OLSON’S 3:30 p.m. Registration may be but do you know what a foreat lines of bitsinoos. DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY made by calling the Red Cross at ALpine 0311. SHUTTO BROS. DUNBAR-ANDREWS FOOD OLSON’S STORES TR U S T D EP A R TM EN T ddes? FINEST IN FRUITS JEWELERS James Delohery 2750 W. 29th A.ND VEGETABLES Speaalists in Fine Watch CL. 3613 Diamonds - Watches 128 BROADWAY EA. 4586 3211 E. CoUax and Clock Repairing 3030 E 6th EA. 1801 Such knowledge is worth having because, like many, NEXT TO BLARNEY BARBER " DEXTER »* 1 and Jewelry Fine Food Wine and Beer many other persons, you or your family or your busi­ Fret DaliTtrr n i l But Colfax Danaer, Cal*. S t Joseph’s Parish MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT JIM’S (POLISH) ness may some day have need foe the lervices of our Mar§olek’s Radio & !BLO€K Trust Department. Appliance Store iFLORAL CO. SUNDMAN’S Ann unciation Weslerkamp Bros. FOR INDIVIDUALS, during lifetime, our Trait Department 2606-08 East CoUa* EA. 5141 3238 E. (kilfax at Adam* Watchtnakers and manage* variotu .type* of property and inve*tmcnt»~ EM 3351 KE. 9043 5106 Wash. •tocki, bondi, ipcome property. Opposite Blue Bird EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCgRY Jewelers It it the Truhe Department’i aim, of eouriie, to tafe- —BISHOP’S— Member . SHOULD HAVE It-Dai Gaaraale* 24-Uott Sarrlc* iFloriaU Telegraph Delivery AaaocitUonl BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES guard the original fund, to make it grow, and to ice that 5c TO 61.00 STORE —WE DELIVER— 59 So* Broadway it produce* *teady returai. . . The Tru*t Department act* a1*o a* a guardian or 1626 E. 34th AVE. S t . latl trustee of funds placed in it* care for the benefit of 'some TEL. CH. 7507 l i e r i n e ’'f« other person— very often a minor or elderly peraon. Family Group Photographs DUKE’ S GRILL WHY PAY CARPARE? ‘After death, our Trust Department acts at Executor, TOYS - TOYS IN YOUR HOME Administrator or Testamentary Trustee. , FINEST OF FOODS Our Every Day Prieea BOB & TED’S UnKcr Naw Manaxaeient of SHOP NOW Save Yon Money THE IDEAL GIFT Rod ^__3^hlte Grocery ft Market Possibly you have some problem you’d like to discuss DOMINIC CROW Prescriptions Carefully Filled The "SmiiinK Cop" WE RECEIVE NEW FINE SELECTION with a Trust officer. Don’t hesitate to ask questions For Friends and Relatives . . . Near and Far MEATS, FISH AND POULTRY WHERE FRIENDS MEET MERCHANDISE EVERY DAY! UnO DRUG GO. “ One# Tried . . , SatUfiedT about Trust services—your visit will be welcomed. i m E. 24tb At*. TA. 1141 & Shop BISHOP’S Often. Cinefoto Stndios GR. 9934 38ih day 2707 W. 38th GR. 2773 3529 East Colfax Ave. AT LOWEST The firms listed here de­ RADIO SERVICE INTERNATIONAL TRUST The firms listed here de­ DRUGS PRICES IN DENVER TEL. DEXTER 0961 serve to be remembered Mtmbsr Fadtfal Katana SfsfsiTi Table Models For Sale Matnbtr Fadaral Oapotit laiuranc* CorporaHoa K ^ O m p a n y serve to be remembered DENVER, COLO. when you are distributing All Work Guaranteed 90 Days 17th and California Streets, Denver 2, Colorado >^hen you. are distributing your patronage in the dif­ (HOURS— 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M.) your patronage in the dif­ 8T0R I ferent lines of business. 38th Ave. Radio Service ferent lines of business. t 2709 W. 38tli GR. 3127 j S4«l FRANKLIN ST.

Mim PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 14, 1946

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STROHMWGER McVeigh Company The monthly meeting of the Den­ Davniport and The Denver Archdiocesan Coun­ DECORATORS Chair ...... , $ 7 9 .5 0 ver Archdiocesan Parish Sodality Electrical Contracting PAINTING AND cil of Catholic Nursea will meet ineludlns material, (uppllet, labor, pieli uy DECORATING union was held Nov. 12 in Holy and delivery complete. *nd Bondtd In Citr o< Dmvcr Thursday, Nov. 21, in Holy Ghost CONTRACTORS Ghost hall. A dinner was prepared Decorators DE. 0988 hall, §26 19th street, at 8 p.m 817 14th St. 1328 Inca KE. 0718 and served by SL Patrick’s sodal­ for oar eatimaCor- ta call at year As Thanksgiving day falls on the hooia with a complete line of eamplco. ity. . /') regular meeting date, the council & Painters No charfo. FURNACE Plans were discussed for the meeting has been moved up one WORK opening of the Catholic library COUMEROIAL — SPRAT week. The I^ev. William Kenneally,' Dec. 8 and a tea will be given on J*ek J. Ward. SapL R epairs C.M., a member of SL Thomas' that day in Holy Ghost hall from 353S K Cotlu A n SHEST HETAL seminary faculty, will continue the 155 Hazel Cl. PE. 6454 O C n m O e e S WORK PLUMBING 3 to 6 p:m. All are cordially invited Pearson Heating Co. seminar for graduate nurses on to attend. Emerg$ney Work tt Smrvieo moral ethics of medical problems A breakfast will be held Dec. 1231 Wazee Ph. TA. 3628 1163 WELTON TA. 4444 confronting the nurse. 8 at 10:16 a.m. in the Edelweiss LES T ER ’S FALBY’S Father Kenneally will discuss cafe for the members of all parish Paint and Hardware ACE PAINTING the answers to the following prob­ sodalities as a climax of the mem­ WATCH REPAIRS STILES bership drive. Every sodality mem­ 7wDk7 Serrlcft Try^Falby’i tint for thoio hard U ret CONTRACTORS, Ine. lems, which were submitted to the ber is invited to attend.- Onw-Tear GoarKHtM itemi. STEPHEN U 8CHAJT. Prop. ELECTRIC SERVICE question box last month: Direct It was decided that the regubr 1529W eIton CH. 2447 M’MURTRY’S PAINTS ft and indirect abortion and eutha­ council meeting will be held on the 32 Broadway PE. 2940 VARNISHES MOTORS - REPAIRS nasia. If the nurses have any ques­ last Wednesday of every month WALL PAPER - KEMTONE Above are the royalty for the Eakins, Mary Johnson (St. at 7:30 p.m. in the Holy Ghost halL Frc. EtUmttM HOME WhUNG tions they wish answered, they may Regis homecoming, which will he Mary’s), Anna Mao Kirk (Holy Specializing in Quality Plumbing and 1934 So. Broadway PE. 0265 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 bring them- to the November meet­ held on Nov. 17. The king and Family), and Paul Villano, attend­ ing or mail them to Father Ken­ queen, Alan Anderson and ^oan ants. The royalty will preside at Regis MoHiers Change Heating Repairs WILSON WINDOW The neally. Rae, St. Mary’s, are shown seated. the homecoming dance and at half­ SHADE CO. NDERSO Mrs. Dorothy Bann, Children’s Standing are (left to right) Tom time in the homecoming game. Heeling to Hov. 21 uos hospital staff, fractured her toe. + , + + + SLATTERY & COMPANY R. PARISH, Hir. Mrs. Bann is vice president of the The monthly meeting of Interior - Exterior Painting ACCN and was chairman for the' PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS New Shades Made to Order retreat at £1 Pomar. the Regia Motheri’ club in Phone CH. 6581 Arrangements Completed Old Shadu Cl.uitd A R«p*lr.d Denver, which wai to be held 1726 MARKET STREET Denrer 6, Colorado Viola Ammans EatinuitM ChMrfullr FumUh.d Not. 14, hai bean poitponed JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 /« Married KEydone 7926 1046 Santa Fe Dr, 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive For Homecoming at Regis one week to Nov. 21. Mrs. Augusta Ammans an­ nounces the marriage of her The Regis homecoming will be and, most important, it will be DIRTY RUGS AND FURNITURE ARE held this week end in Denver as the Regis’ homecoming. FULL OF GERMS Red Raiders take the field against Joint Committee in Charge St. Joseph’s Bulldogs in a game RE'UPHOLiTER 24-HOUR SERVICE The events of the homecoming (DttttVlEiLf that should produce enough thrills are being planned by a joint com­ NOW AVAILABLE “ 0,(022 and fast football to satisfy even $ 6 9 .5 0 « mittee of alumni and of members I Ploeoi * BP the most avid fan. The Raiders, HoBia xnd Girdon Fnraitqra TURN YOUR CLEANING of the high school. The events WORRIES OVER TO victorious in two league games planned will include a giant bon­ against highly rated teams, Holy fire, to be held Saturday evening L. D. MULLIGAN ' LAUNDRY Family and St. Francis’, are d^ at 8 o’clock, the game itself, and termined to take this game for the homecoming dance, which is to three reasons. The Bulldogs have By Calling CH. 2984 be in the Regis gym from 9 until \ snatched victory from the Raiders 12:30. the past two years; the Raiders have to continue their winning The committee has announced ways to capture the championship; that all are welcome to come to MULLIGAN the bonfire, and it is hoped that enough legitimate combustible Carpet & Upholstery material will be brought to in­ sure a really memorable blaze. Cleaning Service INSULATE -.L Jolln^llanville mm pimi Concerning the dance, it has 2360 Cleveland PL been revealed that everyone is PHONE CH 2984 permitted to attend. No admission YOUR HOME ROCK WOOL will be charged, but a donation of See Our Special Prices on All Lamps . 1 1 l!1.50, “ stag or drag,” will be rec­ Waterproofed . * . Pneumatically Installed ommended. ‘Royalty’ Chosen (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) COOLER IN SUMMER— WARMER IN WINTER The royalty for the homecoming Sacred Heart parish will hold its NO DEPOSIT Mrs. Viola Fanger are as follows: King, Alan Ander Phone G L 2304 annual turkey games party Thurs­ son; queen, Joan Rae of St. Colorado Upholstered icr^ First Payment daughter, Viola, to Frederick . PMONt Later R. H. Kimball Co day, Nov. 21, at 8 p.m. Turkeys Mary’s; king’s attendants, Paul Furniture Co. CHtaav t m Fanger Oct 23 in the Cathedral Villano and Thomas Eakinstf If Desired 419 Midland K E . 5236 and various other valuable prizes 2457-59 16TH ST. COS. S4 S me O V IN ASK FOR FREE The Rfev. John Haley officiated at queen’s attendants, Anna Mae BOOK Savinga Bldg^ ETWingi TA. 83BO the ceremony. The bride, a gradu­ will be given away. A special prize Kirk of Holy Family and Mary ate of S t Joseph’s training school will be a complete turkey dinner. Johnson of SL Mary’s. The queen for nprses, is treasurer of her The PTA at its regular meeting will be crowned at the game, which training school alumnae and a mem­ Nov. 12 held a pantry shower for begins at 2:30 Sunday. / ber of the Archdiocesan Council of the sisters. There were two guest A large attendance is expected Catholic Nurses. She has been Swarmers speakers: Father William Markoe, at the rame, and Regis alumni are (OFTEN CONFUSED WITH T L Y IN a ANT8“ ) supervisor of the nursery at St. SJ., spoke on “ ThPCatholicPr PTA,” Joseph’s hospital, Denver, for the especi^ly urged to make a strong Are usually a aign that worker termites are nearby and J. P, McNieve, director of the showing for all events. YOUR PENNY STILL BUYS past 11 years. doing costly damage to the underatructure of your Little Flower Social center, talked There were more than a hundred about “ Home and Community property. friends present for a reception- Recreation for Children." DON’T TAKE CHANCES-.) shower given in her honor by The recent membership drive THE FIND OUT NOW! Btfors Boytac a Hass, sik MMl...£Uh!cailu! Misses Ida Maye Miller, Theresa far a (roa TormiBix Inipoe- was a success, five rooms boasting SL Joseph’s High Kielyj Margaret Meyers, and Mrs. PHONE SP. 4673 FOR tian. lOO-per-dent enrollments. Prizes Helen Pritchard at the S t Joseply of $2 each were presented at the Tarmialx InosUtlaa addi ta hospital nurses’ home Oct. 31. The LIVING EXPENSES HAVE GONE UP Free Expert Inspection tka Tshia af say baao. meeting. The five rooms are: First Fangers will make their home at grade. Sister Lucina; fourth grade. TERUINIX la tha waiM’a 1822 Franklin street. Homecoming Colorado Terminix Go. Uratst u d SnandtJly tha Sister Marie Genevieve; fifth BUT ELECTRIC COSTS ARE STILL LOW atraBaost in UnaiU eoatnl. Mercy hospital sodality heard an grade. Sister Marion Louise; sixth 24 E. ALAMEDA. DENVER address by Mrs. Dorothea Hoell, and seventh grades. Sister Rose ACCN credit union president Nov. Ambrose; and eighth grade. Sis­ 11 on “ Serving Your Community ter Mary Dorothy. Prizes were also For This Sunday Through the Archdiocesan Council awarded to the children bringing of Cattiolic Nurses." She also ex­ in the most members. Dorothy Jen­ (St. Joieph'i RedemptorUt Parish, FURNITCRE CLEANING plained how the student nurse may nings received a beautiful crucifix, affiliate with the ACCN credit and Louise Sanchez, a statue of Denver) AND union. SL Joseph. Father Martin A. The alumni of SL Joseph’s high Schiltz, S.J., gave an inspiring school are ini^ited to receive Com­ RUG SHAMPOOING talk on the virtue of the month. munion Sunday in the 8:30 o’clock Sister Mary Dorothy also spoke. Mass as part of the 17th AUTO UPHOLSTERY CXEANING The PTA is sponsoring the Fri­ annual homecoming celebration. day evening Sacred Heart Holy The homecoming football game is WalhtooWall Carpet Cleaning Hour, Everyone is urged to at­ scheduled for 2:30 p.m. at Res' tend. stadium between St. Josepl Bulldogs and Regis high school. moth proofed Committee chairmen appointed BIG 'The homecoming edition of Santa for the ensuing year are: Member­ Fe will be distributed on Friday. and insm d ROOF LEAKS ship, Mrs. Catherine Jones; hos­ pitality, Mrs. Rosella Olsen; ways A supper-dance will be held at 7 MaeCRACKEN and means, Mrs. Mary Martinez; p.m. in St. Joseph’s hall. Tickets Bneceuorf ta Vandarpool CH. 8377 room representative, Mrs. J. Al­ may be obtained at the rectory. ’The PTA will sponsor a special 737 UNCOLN bert Harris; visitation of the sick, turkey party Saturday evenim Mrs. Ben Olguin; and publicity, Nov. 23, at 8:30 in the church ha] Mrs. C. R. Hamlet. Anyone wishing to get in touch with Mrs. Olguin There will be 30 turkeys given may call AL. 7250, and for pub­ away with a choice of cash prizes. licity Mrs. Hamlet, KE. 8441. All are invited to attend. Members of the Altar and Ro­ The room mothers held their sary society will receive Com­ meeting Wednesday, Nov. 13', at munion in the 8:30 Mass Sunday. 2218 Lafayette street, with Mrs. “Bhe games party will be held C A N BE Goldie McLuster and Mrs. Ophelia Monday night at 8:30 in the parish Jenkins as hostesses. hall. EASILY The perpetual novena in honor Novena devotions on Tuesday of the Sacred Heart will be held are at 3 and 7:30 p.m. REPAIRED with Friday evening at 7:30. At the solemn closing of the This Sunday is Comniunion day Forty Hours’ devotion Sunday for the Ladies' Altar sodality in night, the children took part in BLACK the 7:30 o’clock Mass, and for the the procession. They were trained Young Men’s sodality in the 9 by the Sisters of Mercy. The Rev. o’clock Mass. The Young Men’s Louis Grohman was celebrant; the Rev. Gregofy Smith, deacon; an# TAbor 1393 HYDRO sodality will meet in Sodality hall 1721 Lawrence Tuesday evening, Nov. 19, at 7:30. the Rev. Claude Kellerman, O.F.M., subdeacon. Brother Bonaventure, C.SS.R., SANDING AND Jack Evans to Addrass who was sacristan since May, FLOOR REFINISHING SEAL 1941, has been transferrM to A great new develop­ Paranl-Teachar Laague Carlisle, Ky. Brother Walter, FREE ESTIMATES — EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ment in leak-proofing C.SS.R., who was stationed in the CERNICH Floor Sanding & Refinishing Go. for roofs, around vents, parish from August, 1938, to July, ’The Catholic Parent-Teacher 645 S. SHERMAN flashings, chimneys, val­ 1940, has been assigned here as S P . 7 9 5 2 league will meet Thursday, Nov. sacristan. leys, ^tters and outlets. 21, at 10 a.m. in the Catholic The Rev. Robert Kr^utzer, Simply ^p ly this adhes­ Charities annex, Denver. Jack C.SS.R., assisted at Brighton on ive leak nxer that remains Evans will be the guest speaker Sunday, and the Very Rev. John In spite of the fact that tha price of needy everything you buy has flexible in heat and cold His subject will be “ Home and Buttimer, C.SS.R., was at Fitz . . . and your troubles are Community Recreation for Chil­ Simons hospital for two Masses. gone up during the past few years, the cost of your electric service hat dren.” ' Memorial Masses were held for ended. In red or black. Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo, president, the recently deceased Redemptor- not increaied. You now receive about twice as much electricity for requests all membership chairmen ists, Brother Peter and Father to be prepared to give reports. Thomas Nealon. Solemn funeral the same price at you did fifteen yean ago. The increased costs in The council will meet at 9 :30 a.m., services were held for .Peter J. operation and the higher price of materials and supplies have been met *«BBaaaS> preceding the meeting. Murphy, brother of Sister M George of SL Joseph’s high school RE-ROOF staff. with careful planning and efRcient management that comes from long 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION W I T H S u a e t U e ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER years of experience. Week of Sunday, Nov. 17: St. Far arar 4t raatt, tha a ta a EUtorita hoi aiioat laa roaSne oaS MJchael’a, Calhan (13 Hours’ ) hmlgWoB it low coat. and St. Anthony’s, Sterling, M UIIIIOII U ra«r hoaa noada i aow^toof, doBt doUr, Fhoaa tt far a froa THOMiS iS4B Larimer It cMfiin 2266 Yem Boefrie Sarvtid oMaola aaw. Soar tonu U do- FAVOR RECEIVED rind. AB work (Baraataad. Linoleum A Register subscriber wishes to CoU CHerry MSt Studio publish thanks for a striking THE WESTERN temporal and spiritual favor re­ 5 m t Caart PI. MA. 2U8 ceived after making a novena to Public Service Company of Colorado ELATERITE ROOFING the Blessed Sacrament and devo­ CO. tions to Our Lady of the Atone- vlaiiukia omnffr Cals mesL BROnZE TDBIETS i

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