Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations K.of C. Have 75,268 Members in Allied Armed Forces
ConteoU Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1943 — Permission to Reproduce, Except on THREATENING CLOUDS Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Service Flag, With F DENVER CATHOLIC Gold Star for 376, T Dedicated in East
Letters from the commandant of the United States marine corps Senator David I. Walsh Warns Against Strange to W. F. Walsh of Pueblo reveal REGISTER that the latUr’s son, Sgt. John The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Political Forms Developing in America K. Walsh of Denver, was to Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller be commissioned an officer in Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. the field had he not been killed Under Cover of War in action during the attack on Parry island in the "Eniwetok atoll VOL. XXXIX. No. 34. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1944. $1 PER YEAR on Feb. 22. Sgt. Walsh, accord New Haven, Conn.— United States Senator David I. ing to the letters from the rank Gelling Married Proves Walsh of Massachusetts, in an address delivered at the dedi ing officers in the marine corps, Hectic in ff'ar Time cation o f a ser\Tce flag honoring 75,'268 members o f the ej^ihited the "highest qualifica Lovely Young Opera Star Knights of Columbus serving in the armed forces of the tions traditional to marine corps officers.” United Nations and bearing a gold star for the 376 who Before enlisting in the marine E have already given their lives, warned against “strange po corps Sgt. Walsh had diatingui.shed Is Relative of Late Pope litical forms developing in America under the smoke screen himself in Denver and Boys Town. of the war.” One of these, he said, is that we mu.st change Nebr., for his leadership of youth. our form of government in ord er,------A Solemn Mass of Requiem will to co-operate succe.'ssfully in thelA* ■ • AL I Possessed of a distinctively Ital- training in this country, and bc- be sung in Holy Ghost church Fri liUGH moyeiE post-war organization of ^hei2) | $ | | P Q l l H S P C l lieves that the teachers in Amer-i day, April 28, at 10 o’clock for ian name, and a voice that has world [reports NCWC] ica are just as fine as those inj Sgt. Walsh. Officers of the Mass been heard and loved by thousands Europe, and that there is no rea-i Deputy Supreme Knight John will be priest-acquaintances of the of opera and concert-goers, and E. Swift of Boston, chairman of late marine hero. son America should not be' Bomb Story Is millions of listeners to her radio placed “ first” in regard to music,, BESEIS SOIDIEB the K. of C. War .Activities com Citations for gallantry and as it is “ first" in so many other re mittee, read messages from Presi leadership are contained in the broadcasts. Miss Vivian Della dent Franklin D. Roosevelt, Prime following excerpts from the letters Chiesa would quite naturally be gards. Her views arc being borne out by her own and the successful Ordinarily the weeks before a Minister W. L. Mackenzie King of Branded Untrue addressed to Mr. Walsh; mistaken for a foreign singer who Canada, and Vice Admiral Hum April 12. 1944 had made good in the United careers of many young Ameri wedding are hectic for the princi can artists, whom war-time exigen pals and their families, but in war phrey I. Walwyn, Governor of My Dear Mr. Walsh: States. Such is not the case. The Newfoundland. Vatican City.— The report, pub cies have forced to remain in this time the riay.s of preparation often The commandant of the marine charming and beautiful soprano lished .April 14, that an unexploded country. are pot far from chaos. The for President Roosevelt, after ex corps has just received a series of is entirely a “ native product.” She bomb had been found in the Sis- letters concerning your son. Pla received her complete education Miss Della Chiesa received her mer Pauline Mary Morrissey and pressing to the knights his wafm her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. appreciation of the many splendid tine chapel is declared hy Vatican toon Sgt. John K. Wal-sh. The con and a great deal of her musical first schooling in St. Mary's paro authorities to be without founda training in that citadel of “ the Mori.ssey of 1410 Grant street. Ca contributions that the organiza tents will make you very proud, chial school in Chicago. Much of tion Isays NCWC I. and it is hoped ' that they will American way of life”— Chicago. thedral parishioners, affirm this. tion and its members are making her early singing was done in to the nation’s war effort, said; The Xationnl Zeituug, Swiss sec bring you some measure of con Miss Della Chiesa, who is ap Mi.ss Morri.ssey recently became Chicago churches, and her services "It appears to be inevitable that ular newspaper, published a dis solation. pearing in Denver Thursday eve-| the bride of Pfc. Ralph R. Thomas On Feb. 21, Lt. Col. W. H. were in demand for special oc of Philadelphia, but only after a war should accentuate the tensions patch stating that great alarm had ning, April 20, in a concert in the Fromhold, who was in command casions. Her first public perform- series of complications developed and spiritual disturbances that been caused at the Vatican by the of the first batalion. 22pd marines, Civic auditorium, is so typically and were overcome. Originally, lead to internal strains and the discovery of a bomb containing wrote a letter in which he strongly -American that those who thrill to ance as soloist was at darke col- ^ furlough lege. _Dubuque. la conducted by ^js po.ssibility of disunity. We are 20 pounds of high explosives in recommended that your son be her beautiful voice can hardlv be considered for field promotion to the Sisters of Charitv of the Pullman. Wash., post to Denver to now passing through such a the Sistine chapel. The bomb, lieve their eyes when they see her Blessed Virgin Mary. Since that the rank of second lieutenant. He claim his bride. After untangling period. TheTu„ wise counsel I and J ex- I the dispatch ‘ . said, n would .i. have been pointed out that during the Engebi long, wavy blonde hair, and light much army red-tape, he was in , . 1 sufficient to blow up the entire engagement Sgt. Walsh had ex blue eyes. She is so different from formed that his furlough would be ample of all men of good will arei building. It asserted that the bomb Topics Are Announced for hibited exceptional courage, lead the ordinary conception of concert granted—of all time.s—m the mid needed everywhere to preserve had been found by Swiss guards ership. and ability. When the of and opera sopranos. She has the dle of Lent. Undi.smayed. Miss the balanced judgment and .single- in a chest placed in the sacristy ficer in charge of the adjacent appearance that one would like to Morrissey and her parents con minded purpose essential to the against the altar-wall upon which Essay Contest in Schools platoon bi^came a casualty, Sgt. associate with all operatic hero ferred with the Rt. Rev. Monsignor winning of the war. I know that is Michelangelo’s painting of “ The Walsh assumed command of the ines. Joseph J. Bosetti. Vicar General, I can count on the traditional Last Judgment.” The report went platoon, reorganized it, and pushed Not only are her background and who was to officiate at the mar spirit of fellowship that has so on to say that the Holy Father had forward in the face of enemy long characterized the KnighU of ordered- increased vigilance at all The AiThbishop’s annual essay the stimulation of religion study education typically American, but riage; and went ahead with plans resistance, retaining control until her tastes and hobbies are those of for the wedding, which was to be in Columbus to foster and encourage entrances to the building. It w-as contest has been announced by the in the Catholic schools. It is open the national unity without which stated also that all parcels car Rev. Hubert Newell, archdiocesan successful completion of the en- the typical .American girl— hats. the Denver Cathedral. But, on the to the pupils of Catholic high gagement. Col. Fromhold said the clothes, movies, books, and the eve of the wedding, there came a our military gains may prove of ried by persons entering Vatican superintendent of schools. The scant avail.” territory were being examined. competition is conducted every year schools and of the seventh and sergeant had exhibited the highest like. She is distantly related to the frantic message from Pfc. Thomas, in the .Archdiocese of Denver for eighth grades. qualifications traditional to marine late Pope Benedict XV. whose name saying that his furlough had been The service flag was bles.sed hy A Vatican provisioning truck corps officers, and that, he would was Jacopo Della Chiesa, but few canceled. He also said he believed the .Most Rev. Henry J. O’ Brien, was machine-gunned near Massa Three general topics have been particularly desire to have him as know of this august relationship. that he was soon to be transferred Auxiliary Bishop of Hartford, and Martana last Saturday afternoon. chosen as subjects for this year's (Turn to Page 2 — Column i ) She received all of her musical from Pullman— where to, well, he the invocation was given by the Of the two persons killed, one was entrants. They are: High school had his ideas. Rt. Rev. Leo M. Finn of Bridge- a priest. Their bodies were juniors and seniors, "The History With the help of Monsignor Bo (TurntoPage2— Column 5) brought to Vatican. City. of Our Parish;” high school fresh Mike Hayes Active as Entertainer setti, the necessary ecclesiastical men and sophomores, "The History documents were obtained by the of Our School;” seventh and eighth grade pupils, “ Why I Should Like Veteran of World War 1 bride, who hurried to the prospec El Paso Bishop Begins New to Attend a Catholic High School.” tive husband'jt station. More com plications developed. Pfc. Thomas The high school essa.vs are to be was unable to obtain a furlough, approximately 900 words in length and the young couple felt all alone and should be typewritten or legi Aids Soldiers of Today in the world, with his parents, Mr. Work for Spanish-Speaking MFFTIIPIGIFIC bly wriiten in ink. All contestants Vivian Della Cbieia and Mrs. Robert Thomas, in far-off are to u.se only one side of standard Philadelphia, and her parents in (By Mabel Spiti.er) la variety of show scaled to meet sized paper. time she has appeared on the con Denver. Prayers brought Mrs. El Paso.— Bishop Sidney M. conducted with the assistance of When Mike Hayes, as the black-; •* variety of tastes. Variety— of Two priests from Colorado serv The contest will close Monday, cert stage innumerable times, often Morrissey space on an airliner and Metzger of El Paso has put into the Missionary Catechists. ing with -American armed forces faced, bespectacled “ Deacon” ' Presentpresent among the flying between cities to make her -May 1. and all entries are to be in she flew to Pullman. effect se'veral recommendation.s of In order to develop a Catholic over.seas bad a surprise meeting . ^ s - troupe* personnel also. This was performances. For more than two the archdiooesan school office be Things began to look brighter Action program in existing parish balk-way around the world when the Breakfast Club minstrel I brought out amusingly when the years she was soprano soloist of the Conference on the Spanish- fore that time. Each school will for the wedding principals. Pfc. societies of women, a campaign to Chaplain .lobn W. Scannell had troupe, delivers— with gestures members assembled to be photo- the “ .American Album of Familiar Speaking People of the Southwest submit its four best essays in each Thomas was granted a three-day increase affiliations with the El lunch, or "me.s.s" as lie calls it, with — his sermon on “ Sins of graphed in a building at 14th and .Music,” and the “ .American Mel division. The entries are to be pass. Arrangements for a church sponsored by the Social Action de Paso Diocesan Council of Catholic Father Francis Bottler. "He was Grant street. “ A friend of mine," ody Hour” radio programs on na signed with a pen name. An en de Letter S,” he is offering more wedding were quickly made with partment of the National Catholic Women and the National Council the first Colorado priest I have Hayes said, “ looked us over and tion-wide networks. Her radio velope containing the pen name than entertainment. He is try the Rev. Armand La Verdicre, pas Welfare Conference in San An of Catholic Women was begun in seen in more than two years over and the real name of each entry (turn to Page 2 — Column 2) career started with the winning of ing to help his soldier-audiences tor of Sacred Heart church. Dis- tonio last year. The Catholic pop March by a pastoral letter in which seas."writes Father .Scannell. Both should be attached to each essay. a role over 2.500 other contestants ulation of the Diocese of El Paso adjust rationally to army life, and pen.sations were obtained. .And on Bishop .Metzger made the E! Paso are alumni of St. Thomas’ semi .Archbishop Urban .1. Vehr will and she made her radio debut Feb. Saturday. March 8. Miss Morrissey is 90-per-cent .Spanish-speaking nary. Denver. Chaplain Scannell DCCW the official medium for give awards to the winners in each to pave the way for an equally Belmont Abbey 10, 19.35. and Pfc. Thomas were married. [says NCWC], Catholic Action for the women of was stationed in Colorado Springs division. The judges who will se She has made opera appearances when he entered army serv But the army was not through Catechetical work in the diocese the diocese, urged the formation lect the winners will not be asso in Chicago. Cincinnati, and Ha (Turn to Pages— Coliunn i) is being extended hy the organiza of parish councils, and requested ice. Chaplain Bottler, who be ciated with the schools of the arch Petitions for came attached to the Diocese of vana, and her concert perform tion of the Confraternity of Chris the co-operation of the diocesan diocese. tian Doctrine, of which the Rev. council in catechetical work and in Pueblo when the Diocese of Denver ances extend from coast to coast. K. of G. State Deputy Lavyrence Gaynor has been ap recruiting and developing youth was divided, was siationed in Wal- Her career reached an exciting senlnirg when he joined the .service. Territory Cut pointed director. At present the leaders. high point in January, 1943, when Announces Schedule confraternity program will em Miss Ruth Craven, NCCW assist Father .Seaiiiieirs letter, al Father Moran phasize training of lay teachers, though It gives no indication of his -Arturo Toscanini paid her the un ant executive secretary, was invited Belmont .Abbey, N. Car.— By a development of religious vacation pre-ent whereabouts, reveals that precedented honor of selecting her Of Official Visits to the diocese to assist the Council joint action of the Diocese of schools, and religious discussion he had a well-earned rest in New Is Chaplain of to appear as soloist with the Raleigh and Belmont abbey a re clubs for Catholic boys and girls of Catholic Women, and with Miss Zealand after serving in the hot The Knight! of Columbui quest was sent to the Vatican NBC Symphony orchestra in two in public high schools. Genevieve Riley, president, vi.sited test kind of action on Guadalcanal in six Colorado cities are and other parts of the .Southwest seeking permission for Belmont successive Sunday concerts. The revised Baltimore Calechism the five districts of the diocese. Defense Corps abbey to turn over to the diocese hereby notified that the state Pacific. He won a Silver Star Still in her twenties. Miss Della has been selected as the text The campaign was completed April seven of the eight countie.s that deputy, Bernard B. Carraher, for confraternity classes. A stand medal for gallantry in action and Chiesa leads a . life of constant will make official vi«itt to the 12 when 33 priests and 250 repre was made a captain. comprise the Abbatia Nullius (a ard course of training for lay district .subject to the Abbot in practice and study. As' she herself respective council meetings sentatives of Catholic women’s so The Rev. .lohn P. Moran, pastor put.s it; “ 1 do not have a very ex catechists has been adopted and "I spent some time in New Zea of St. John the Evangelist’s church the same way as a diocese is to as follows: citing life. .All I do is work and teacher-training classes will be cieties attended a special meeting land." he writes, "and it was a real a Bi.shop). Such an unusual re Friday, April' 21 — Lead- in Denver, has been named a chap work.” Her ambition is to sing in in El Paso. break. We received extraordina quest wa.s necessitated by the de ville lain for the Colorado Council of the Metropolitan opera. .As a singer Missioner to China rily gooil food, an abundance of mands of the three schools. Bel Saturday, April 22— Salida .Among women’s societies newly Defense by John C. Vivian, Gov- she lists Puccini as her favorite fresh meat. milk, eggs, butter, and mont, Richmond, and Savannah, Sunday, April 23 — Del affiliated with the diocesan and lernor of Colorado. The appoint composer, because of the human Coming Here vegetables, Everyone picked up ment was announced by Maj. R. conducted by the community of Norte national councils are nine from the weight he had lost during two character of his music, but as a lis Monday, April 24 — Ala Spanish-speaking parishes. In par ' George Wood.s, commander of the Belmont abbey. The relinquishing tener she loves the music of Wag strenuous campaigns and the heat I Colorado branch of the Citizens’ of the counties of Catawba, Cleve mosa ishes where there arc no societies of I he tropics." Defense corps. land, Lincoln, Burke, McDowell, ner. Tuesday, April 25— Anto- of women, altar societies are being "The Rryixtr, has iieen coming Polk, and Rutherford will thus Miss Della Chiesa's local appear nito formed that will be affiliated with •A.s chaplain of the Citizens' De Wednesday, April 26— San through regularly," he says. "While Mike H.ye* enable tho.se burdened with their ance is under the auspices of the the diocesan and’ national councils. fense corps, Father Moran’s chief Oberfelder and Slack management. Luis 1 was in New Zealand. I had sev duty will be to serve in a liaison spiritual care to give all their time The youth committee of the di eral visits with Father Peter Mc- position between the local defense rational post-war adjustment tO;to .scholastic pursuits, whereas the ocesan council will sponsor parish Keefrv. the editor of Zrninudia, a I council and the Catholic churches civilian life. usual privileges and prerogatives troops of Girl Scouts, particularly New Zealand Catholic paper. He ,of the community. Church activi Hayes, widely known as a sheep of the .Abbatia Nullius are pre Fr. Spellman Rides Skies in tne Spanish-speaking parishes. receives an air-mail copy of the ties will be co-ordinated with local salesman, a member of Ble.ssed served in Gaston county. There A monthly bulletin in English and National Edition of the Regixter. defen.se activities, and church or Sacrament parish, the American are three churches in the ceded Spanish will be issued by the El Father McKeefry said: ‘ I believe ganizations will be utilized to fur Legion, and the Breakfast club, territory. Hickory, Shelby, and Paso Diocesan Council of Catholic that the Repisfpr is the greatest ther the activities. an organization of prominent busi Tryon, and these in the future will In Own 2-Passenger Plane Women to its affiliated societies. Catholic newspaper in the world. ness and professional men, is well be manned either by diocesan The news coverage could not be Also named by Governor Vivian equipped for the work he has un priests or such religious com better, and each article is so well as chaplains to represent their dertaken. Big, red-headed, and munities as the Bishop of Raleigh Dr. Ketrick Delegate edited'." faiths were Episcopal Bishop Fred To those who are acquainted with nar>’, Denver, his flying ability is self-confident, he has showmanship may elect to attach to these ter "1 had lunch one day with the Ingley for the Protestants and ritories. Father Richard E. Spellman, aS' well known. But not many have Rabbi Manuel Laderman for the flair, Irish enthusia.sm, and quick sistant pastor of Our Lady opjheard that he now has his own To Educators’ Parley Bishop of -Auckland.” continues perception and sympathy. Hej Chaplain Scannell. “ I gave him Jews. plane, a two-passenger Piper coupe, several copies of the Denver edi finds these qualities useful in iC jc lA f a I 9 PfiAcIc that he purchased a few weeks ago . Held in New Jersey reaching his audiences, particularly I'*•*■"* tion. Bishop Liston was greatly in Colorado and flew to Santa Fe. Loretto Heights Nun those among them who are poorly Father Spellman was ordained for interested in the Reffistey- system. conditioned. Corporal in Women’s Dr. Paul J. Ketrick. president He also spoke in the Warmest vein the Santa Fe Archdiocese in Feb of the faith and devotion of Cath To Travel to Cuba These last he encounters fre ruary, 1943. of Loretto Heights college, Den olic service men.” quently in both the induction cen Reserve of Marines Soon after his ordination. Father ver, was an official representative In Summer Seminar ter and the camps. “ Those fel Spellman was appointed as assist of the Mid-West unit of the Cath lows are the ones who make us really work," Hayes said. Cpl. Margaret Mary Sharpe of ant to Father Henry Le Guillou olic Educational association at the Parent-Teachers’ ■ Sister M. Ethelbert, head of the the United States marine corps of Our Lady of Guadalupe church national meeting of the CEA held , Department of Spanish in Loretto By “ us” he meant the Breakfast women’s reserve has been as.signed Leag:ue Meeting in in Atlantic City, N. J., April 12 I Heights college, Denver, will en- Club minstrel troupe, which offers to duty at the depot of supplies, in Santa Fe. At the same time the and 13. Dr. Ketrick also served Charities Annex I joy a unique trip this coming sum San Francisco. Her duties include late Archbishop Rudolph A. Ger- The Rev. Gregory Smith, arch- mer. In company with Sister Fran those of muster roll clerk and ken asked Father Spellman to be diocesan director of the Home and as a member of the executive The Catholic Parenl-Teach- cis de Sales, former dean of Lo Archdiocesan Union stenographer in the school detach archdiocesan chaplain of the Boy Foreign Mission society, has re committee of the College and eri' league it meeting this retto Heights and at present head Of Holy Name Men ment. Cpl. Sharpe is the daughter Scouts and to take care of the juve ceived notice that the Rev. Charles University section of the CEA, Thur.day morning, April 20, at of the Spanish department in of Mrs. Mary Sharpe of 1.33.3 St. nile delinquency problem in the Meeus, noted missionary, will be meeting in the Claridge hotel 10 o'clock in the Catholic Char- Webster college, Webster Groves, To Elect Officers Paul atreet, Denver, and sister of city. A few weeks ago, Archbishop in Denver the week of May 1, Fa April 12. The general meeting of itie» annex, E. 17th and Grant, Mo., Sister Ethelbert will travel the Rev. John Cbarpe, C.M., and Edwin V. Byrne appointed Father ther Meeus will speak at several the association was attended by Spellman as archdiocesan youth di Denver. The guest speaker is to Havana in the Inter-American Tha quarterly meeting of the the Rev, Joseph Sharpe, both well local mission assemblies and will prominent Catholic educators front rector. Sister Mary Janet, principal of seminar under the direction of Archdioeeian Union of the Holy known in Denver. • present the “ rrois triumphant,” a all parts of the United States. Re Cathedral high school, who is the Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Thorning, Name society will be held in the She attended St. Francis de Possessing a plane of his own, piece of window from ft Chinese organization of the Catholic school giving a review of the meeting professor of sociology of Mt. St. baiement of Holy Ghost church, Sales’ high school, being graduated Father Spellman finds his horizons church bombed by the Japanese, curriculum, federal aid to educa of the North Central Associa Mary’s college, Kmmitsbiirg, Md., Denver, at 8 p.m. next Wednes in 1934. She served as secretary less limited than they were before. to Miss Kathleen Kemme of Cathe tion, and preparation of students tion of Co-leges and Secondary and visiting professor of social his day, April 26. The most im of the sodality, captain of the bas Father Spellman has the blessing dral high school, winner of a na< for post-war life were among vari Schools in Chicago March 22. tory in the University of Havana. portant businass to be con ketball team, and was a member of of the Archbishop on his new ven tional contest in which letters were ous topics discussed. En route Mrs. T. J. Morrissey, president , Members of the party will fly to ducted will be the annual elec the Mission society. At the time of tures and adventures, and the good written to a Catholic Chinese stu Dr. Ketrick visited friends in New of the league, announces a new Cuba by the Pan-American air tion of officers. A good at her enlistment in the marine corps Fr. Richard Spellman wishes of all the priests in the dent. Father Meeus, a native of York and Washington, enjoying affiliate hat been tecuredi St. ways. They will leave Miami in late tendance from parish units is in July, 1934, Corporal Sharpe was archdiocese who arc going to watch Belgium who became a naturalized Easter day with his parents, Mr. Joseph's PTA. June and not return to the States urged. employed by the Department of Guadalupe church, Santa Fe, ^nd his flying progress with great in Chinese citizen, is s^own above in and Mrs. John P. Ketrick, in until the first part of August. Agriculture in Denver. an alumnus of S t Thomas’ semi- terest. the dress of his adopted country, Scranton, Pa. PA G E TW O Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENTER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, April 20, 1944
The Denver Catholic VETERAN OF WORLD WAR I Rej^ister ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE IS Pabllshed Weekly by the AIDS SOLDIERS OF TODAY SLATED BY USO-NCCS CLUBS Catholic Preu Society, Inc. SUITABLE GIFTS / 938 Bannock Street, Denver, (Continued From Fage One) Colo. records, which made this city one Denver’s two USO clubs directed setvice women in its almost two counted noses. He laughed: ‘This of the few in the country to ex by the National Catholic Commu years of operation. The NCCS is for Subscriptlont 81 Per Year js a fine thing! A bunch of Cath ceed its quota. In the second nity Service, the one for men at one of the six member agencies of Entered as Second Class Matter year the Legion enlisted the help olics in a Masonic consistory hav ' E. 16th and Grant and the one for the United Service Organizations at the Post Office, Denver, of school children in both pa women at E. 18th and Grant, will and in this capacity operates CONFIRMATION Cola ^ ing their picture taken by a pho rochial and public schools, and col celebrate the third anniversary of throughout the United States more tographer who doesn’t believe their lected more than 10 tons of rec the NCOS Friday, April 21, with than 600 clubs and extensions for and way, cither.’ That’s America,” ords, which not only put the state open house. The men’s club, which service men, service women, and high in the national standing, but (Continued From Page One) now occupies the Knights of Co war workers, without regard to Ford & Mercury Service Hayes added. an officer in his command during also enabled it to exceed by far lumbus building, has been in opera race, color or creed. FIRST COMMUNION Larg0 Part* Stock Much as he relishes the enter the per capita collection of any the approaching operation. tainment feature of his war work, tion for almost three years and _ Throughout the clubs and exten Nine Skilled Ueckantce state in the Union. The regimental commander, Col. has played host to more than 500,- sions, located in every state of the Confirmation Cards his greatest effort is given to the John T, Walker, in his forwarding used and broken phonograph rec To maintain this high standard 000 service men and women. The Union as well as in the' nation’s SWAYNE-WIMBUSH Qf achievement, Hayes is giving endorsement, praised Sgt. Walsh’s women’s division operation, which capital, individual club celebrations ord drive sponsored by the Amer fine qualifications, which he had so S.’iO Bannock time and effort prodigally. "The is housed in the Catholic Daughters will be held commemorating the STORE HOURS TA. 6113 ican Legion. The drive, begun conclusively demonstrated on the shortly after the war broke out, time is growing short,” he said. of America clubhouse, has done anniversary. One of the largest "After May 31 those old records field of battle. The group com invaluable work for women war celebrations will take place in 9 to 5 ;30— Monday through Friday Your Purchase of War Bonds is nation-wide in scope, and is mander, Brig. Gen. Thoma.s E. headed in Colorado by Mike Hayes. are useless, worthless. In the workers, service men's wives, and Washington, D. C., when prominent Sat.—9 to 12:30 and Stamps Helps Secure Your hands of the manufacturers before Watson, joined in the recommenda leaders of the press and clergy In the first year of the drive Den tion and commented on Sgt. Future. ver came through with 180,000 May .31 they, or their equivalent, will be guests at a special anniver- are worth plenty to the service Walsh’s outstanding qualities of .sary observance. Special radio men. Kids in isolated spots over leadership as evidenced by his con broadcasts will mark the event duct in action against the enemy. n,m 1, Of 0, Served Daily— 4:30 to 9 PM. seas— Greenland, India, the Aleu throughout the nation. tians. Kids in submarines, in de The final endorsement comes jA m E s C la r k e Approximately 7,000,000 service Fresh Killed, Milk Fed Ballery stroyers, in battleships. Lonesome from Lt. Gen. H, M. Smith. He forwarded the preceding letters men, women in the armed forces, kids, homesick kids— scared kids, and workers in crowded industrial too. Think what it means to them, to the commandant of the marine RfCISIfllfD II corps with the request that you centers visit the NCCS-operated Headquarteri for Country Fried Chicken thousands of miles from a USO, clubs monthly, where a wide vari- CHURCH to hear their favorite bands, their be informed of their contents. He ARTICLES OP DEVOTION (DISJOINTED) added his own words of high praise jety of services is offered. Under favorite songs. We have to get ithe guidance of 700 trained pro CHURCH FURNISHINGS witi Gr»%7 . Corn Fritlor. Choicf of PoU too those records out. We have to.” for your son’s conspicuous gal GOODS Aitorted Rolls and Apple Butter fessional workers, assisted by more BOOKS FOR THE CATH From all indications, Mike Hayes lantry in action during the attack Coffee Tea Buttermilk on Parry island in the Eniwetok than 300,000 volunteers, NCCS OLIC LAITY AND CLERGY HOUSE 8 5 is’getting them. Dealers are clear atoll on Feb. 22. It was in this runs a program of cultural and so ing their stocks of unsalable rec R estaurant action that Sgt Walsh wa.s killed, (Continued From Pape One) cial activities in the total USO aim ords, second-hand stores are yield 17lh Street the next day after his battalion port, supreme chaplain of the to provide a “ home away from 1636-.3B Tremont Street Phone TAhor .37R9 ing a sturdy crop, housewives arc home.” 'Seoneitk Between Welton and California commander had initiated pro Knights of Columbus. Monsignor searching shelves and closets. But, Finn read a message from the • ORGAN MUSIC ceedings that would have led to Each club features parties, NO LIQUOR Dixie Palmer at the Console until all the otherwise worthless Most Rev, Maurice F. McAuliffe, his commissioning. movies, sports events, and other records are rounded up, Mike Bishop of Hartford. activities designed to fill happily Hayes will call his 30b unfinished. Nothing will ever compensate you for the loss of your son. I Predicting the attitude of serv the leisure hours of NCCS guests. In conclusion he says: ice men after the war, Supreme Special services, including instruc kON’T leave a good car in storage. Sell it do hope, however, that you will SHRADER'S “ Ship the records as you did derive some comfort from the Knight Francis P. Matthews of tion in languages, crafLs, and other to .41 O’.Meara. Put the proceeds in Y^’ar I last year. If it is more convenient, knowledge that his officers re Omaha, in his dedication address, subjects, are offered. Through its Service Staiion I just have some trucker bring them garded him so highly. He dis said that there will be no hesita room registry .service, the NCCS Bonds to buy yourself a new, streamlined car a.ssists in finding comfortable Liv I into Denver. Our warehouse is at tinguished himself among a group tion on their part “ in exacting 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP. 9930 after the war. O’.Meara pays top prices for i 1552 Blake street. Or, drop them of United States marines, to whom from their fellow-countrymen such ing quarters for those visiting here at the stockyards and we’ll an attitude toward government service men and women and their all standard makes. Call hkn at MAin 3111. heroi.sm of the highest order is MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING take them down. You’ll get traditional. and such performance as citizens families in army and navy areas, credit. Please accept my syrr.palhy for as will make impossible an early and for war workers in overbur 30 Yeart “ Remember, these records have yourself and your family, to repetition of the horrors and sac dened communities. Serving no money value to the dealers now. gether with my admiration and rifices they are now enduring.” Francis P. Matthews is chairman of the NCCS executive committee Ford They have no value to Records of respech for having given such a “ We dedicate this flag of serv Announcing IMeu: Location Fighting Men, Inc., unles.s they are and James J. Norris, executive di Oxcnert son to your countr>’. ice,” he said, “ in their honor to rector. in the manufacturers’ hand.s bv Sincerely yours. perpetuate the record of their de The local NCCS men’s club is 1333 Broadway Denver's Largest Ford Dealer 1314 Acoma May 31. LET’S FINISH ONE CLARK. W. THOMPSON, votion, as Knights of Columbus staffed by Cecil B. Jolley, Ralph WAR JOB!” Colonel, U. S. Marine Corps. and as citizens, to the flags of Hay. and Catherine Maloney. The WOODROW WILSOH their respective countries.” NCCS-WD club is directed by Others who spoke at the exer Madelenc Weber. cises, which were attended by the .supreme officers and directors of AUTO UPHOLSTERY the order, were Gov. Raymond E. 263 SO. BROADWAY SP. 994.3 Baldwin, United .States Senator Losasso - Schafer John A. Danaher of Connecticut, Auto Tops - Seat Covers - Cushion Repairing and Mayor John W. Murphy of New Haven. The Most Rev. Fran Vows Exchanged WOODROW WILSO.V, Prop. cis J. Spellman. Archbishop of Kormerly of St. PJiMbeth'. Piiri.h—Now of Si. Fr.iirm dr New York, gave the closing prayer (Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada) and read a prose-poem of his Gene C. Losasso of .\rvada and OfSflS SOLDO own composition, “ America Re Elaine K. Schafer of Wheatridge born.” were married before the Rev. The program wa."* arranged by Adam Ritter in the Shrine of St. SlIOIsS K.ATIOM'D (Continued From Page One) the K. of C. War Activities com Anne at 6:30 o’clock Sunday eve plaguing the young couple. At the mittee: Deputy .Supreme Knight ning. Attendants were Jean end of his three-day leave, Pfc. Swift, chairman: Supreme Knight Bowles and Goldie Bishard, Thomas got his new orders—not Matthews, and Supreme Advocate George Losasso and Frank Sacco- It pays to bay finotity, overseas, but, anti-climatically, to Luke E. Hart of St. Louis. mano. A reception was held in Camp Cook, Calif., for further the church recreation room. Fol training. Adjacent to Camp Cook' lowing a short trip the couple will flnAumil there was no room for housekeep- i live in Arvada. ing, and so it seemed as if the: John Daryl Campbell, infant NEW OfFIGEOS son of Sgt. and Mrs. John A. young bride would be left alone in Pullman. But her mother stayed Campbell, was baptized Sunday. NiX until after weeks of search an The sponsors were Mary Grace apartment was found near Camp and Jen-y Moore. Conk, and Mrs. Thomas has now ME lOSIAEEED Frances Rebecca Perez, infant Slims joined her husband. Mrs. Mor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I NTANGIBLES are things that cannot be touched rissey returned to Denver la«t Perez, was baptized Sunday. week. “ These w’ar-time marriages Sponsors were Jesus and Esther Dal wasti a tii|l« indswt I or grasped. Boulevard Mortuary strives to make I Perez. are quite a campaign in them- I cniwi. M lims IkaMB . . . •very service a ministration to the living as well selve.s,” she said. 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION that waar wail...(kat kaap lhatr nun as a tribute to the departed . . . We assume every The bride is a graduate of Cathe dral high school and of St. Josyih’s New officers of Longmont as Archdioce.e of Denver ih^ai latnal Idifa mMs an ianms responsibility and make one charge to cover alL Week of April 23: Holy hospital school of nursing in Den sembly, Knights of Columbus, iar caorfart aUl fBalitr. ToTl tort Hm Your selection determines the cost. You can safely ver. She met her husband in the 1313, will be installed on Sunday, Gho.t Church, Denver. University of Wyoming, where she .April 23. in the Northern Colo fiattadia tUtfi Omt io in r*" M put youx trust in Boulevard. was studying for a nursing degree rado city. and where Pfc. Thomas was an The Longmont a.ssembly is one COAL army student. Before entering the of the first to be formed in Store it now— Be prepared for RUDOLPH army, .Mr. Thomas was an engi Northern Colorado as a part of poMible fuel ihortage. 804 - I.3TH STREET LEVARD neering student in Drcxel in Phila the expansion program of State ALL POPULAR GRADER — ALSO delphia. Master .Arthur J. Alcorn. The in STOKER COAIJ5 SHOE RATION NEWS stallation in lyongmont will be un Stamp No. 18. Book No. 1. Expire* April 301h. Airplane Stamp No. 1. Book No. 3. good indefinitely! der his direction, and he will be Hay Coal Co. 0. P. A. will ia»uc a new Shoe Stamp May 1*1. Civic Symphony Group assisted by Ray J. Noone, faith 1165 So. Penn.PE. 4604 1165 So. Penn.PE. OPEN SATURDAY AND MONDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 P. M. MRS. IAS. P. McCONATY FEDERAL at NO. SPEER ful navigator of the Denver as Drive Opens Apr. 24 sembly; the Rev. Harley Schmitt, faithful friar, and others from the GRAND 1626 Denver assembly including Nor- Plans were disclosed for increas bert Beckius, P. W. Ackermann, ing the Denver Symphony orches William J. Nelson, Va! Jones, tra to 85 pieces when Floyd T. D. J. Reinert, Val H. Long, Jos Walpole, president of the Civic eph F. Little, and James Creamer. at the AMERICAN Symphony society, sponsor of the The officers of the Longmont orchestra, announced that the an assembly who will be installed nual membership campaign of the are Joseph H. Bley, faithful navi society would be held from April gator; .Arnold F. Peters, faithful 24 to May 4. A total of $50,000 j captain; Orville Burger, faithful will be sought in the campaign.! admiral; John P. CuiTon, faithful Horace E. Tureman has been con pilot; James Oard, Jr., faithful ductor of the orchestra since 1921. comptroller; John P. Schell, faith William E. Hutton is chairman of ful inside sentinel; Ted Rade- the membership drive and Mrs. R.' macher. faithful outside sentinel; M. Perry is membership chairman.: and R. D. Blatt and William Lang, patrons. .A large delegation, headed b y ! Col. Frederick S. Mattock, is ex-! pected to go from Boulder to at- ■ tend the Longmont ceremonies. In Denver, Fourth Degree mem-j hers will as.semble in the club-1 rooms at noon on April 23 and' will travel to Longmont in a body. | Authentic Styling Franklin G. Murphy, grand knight of the Longmont council, Antique Gold Frame is in charge of a special program of entertainment for visitors. An excellent program has been 18Vh Century planned for the next meeting of ROLL-A-WAY SPRINKLER the Denver assembly, which will be held on Tuesday, April 25. $ 5 .9 5 MIRROBS
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Thursday, April 20, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4206 PAG E TH R E E
LEE C. RIUHARD A Common Interest HA.NEY lasky, formerly of Denver, and right. Pvt. Ruth Thomaa. Pvt. Thoma* L HANEY is the siater of Sgt. Clarence Thomas, fianre of Psl. ^'esolasky and Mtfflbtr Utnbtr gunner with the army air forcei in England. Both girla hope to 8T VINCENT D E P A U L ' S CATHEDRAL be sent to England to be reunited with the sergeant. Although they PARISH PARISH A i»atrph iJlrmurg had written to each other, this was the first time they had met. B f i e i PRIfSI Both are taking basic training in Des Moines.— (OITirial W.AC photo) FEJ[ PCTII An Olingcr Service is always conducted with (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denrer) (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) the quiet dignity and reverence that create Eyes Glasses A recent distinguished visitor to The 15th anniversary of the ap sacred memories for those who attend. The St. Dominic’s parish was the Very pointment of the Very Rev. Jos Rev. Joseph De Rooy, O.P., Ph.D., eph P. O’Heron as pagtor of St. Examined Fitted wishes and means of every p«tron are always for some years professor of phil- Louis’ parish in Englewood will given utmost consideration. Should the occa o.sophy in the International Col be observed with a complimentary dinner confei'ence of men in the sion arise, we believe our careful and compe lege of the Angelico, Rome. Fa ther De Rooy passicd through Denver Dry Good.* tea room. Mon tent direction will serve to ease the burden Denver on a mission for the Belg day evening, April 24, at 7 o’clock. LKE C. HAIVEY AAD SOi\ The occasion will also mark the of bereavement . . . effectively eliminate un ian government. Exclutire OplometriaU The Third Order of St. Dominic eve of the launching of a move warranted expense. will receive Holy Communion in ment for the e.stablishment of an 827 1.5th St., Denver TA. 2690 the 7:30 Mass on Sunday, .April expansion fund for parochial pur pose.*. The men of the parish are CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our per 23. The monthly meeting will be held in the church at 4 p.m., pre urged to return the invitation re sonnel and tlie (incst equipment and ply cards before Friday. (aeililies are assigned to every Catholic ceded by an instruction class at 3 :30. . Thirty-six children of the par The new modern vestment case, ish will receive their First Com donated by the Third Order to munion in the 8 o’clock Mass VICt rXtSIDENT the rectory chapel, has been in Sunday, Father O’Heron will be stalled and is now in use. the celebrant of the Ma.«s. The SPEER at I ( ) t h a t St. Dominic's PTA will hold its class includes Barbara Jean Axtell, BOULDER SHERMAN annual election meeting in the Virginia Becker, Stephanie Berger. school, 2.oth and Grove, on Thurs Carol Brick, Donna Denning. Jole '9 J L day evening, April 20, at 7:30. Jeanne Kirwan, Dolores Lucerna. Members and friends are urged to Rose Marie Melchoir, Patricia mORTU^RIIIES be present. The first grade, under Noon, Ruth Nickalaus, Patricia the direction of Sister Charlesita, O’Farrell. Margaret Vogt, Richard will entertain Brady, Gilbert Casaus. James Con •^AU Departments, Call Glendale 3663 The sermon on Friday evening. nell. Francis Denning, William •April 21. at 7:30 p.m., for the Ro Fisher, Robert Goetz. John sary Holy Hour, dedicated to those Gunzner, Frederick Howell. Fred in service, will be delivered by erick Ki.HselI, Ronald Lewis, John the Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P. It Machann, Hugh Mahoney, .lames is entitled “ Our Native Land.” .Murphy, Michael Noon. Jacque .A new set of red vestments, ~ Plamondon, Ralph Polichio, Ken made by one of the Dominican l/in C DlTDrCCCnD U/Il I C D U A V’ neth Rozmiarek. Daniel Spitzer, I'alliedral Sisters, has be^n completed and D U l \ \ J L i l 3 l 3 v y l \ YY 1L
St. Francis’ Credit Union C. D. of A. Class to Honor PO§TPAID TO REGISTER STRSCRIRERS To Eiect Officers Apr. 25 Fr. Newell, Court Chaplain Vegetable Victory Garden Collection 1 DWL BEETS— Detroit P»rk Rorf 1 Pkl. CARROT—rhsnifnsT 1 Pkt. BCAN.S—Strinslesti Grorn Pod Honoring Father Hubert Newell, (St. Frsaeii d* Sales* Pariah, operation, the purchase of record A. clubhouse. Short talks will he I PWl, LETTUCEr-Grsnd Rteidi given by Father Hubert Newell 1 Pkt. RADISH—SfArlet Gloh* Denrer) forms and office supplies, and the court chaplain for a number of lOGIl PiSHlS and Mra. M. J. O’Fallon. The two 1 Pkt. SriNACH -BloonwdsIf yeara. Court St. RiU 625, Cath 1 Pkt, O N IO N -D snv.r The last call for charter mem obtaining of authorization from main addresses of the evening will bers of the St. Francis de Sales olic Daughtera of America, will 1 Pkt PARSNIP the bank examiner’s office and initiate a chaplain’a cla.ss Sunday, be given by Mrs. Catherine Fagan parish credit union is lleine issued More than 30,000 script tickets and the Rt. Rev John R.-Mulroy. OI\LY 50 CTS. 1UTH AD this week by the Rev. Gretory the secretary of state to set up April 23. The initiation will take the project. The St Francis credit for the opera, Mignon, were dia- place in the Centennial room of the Mrs. Florence Knight of Colorado Smith. The 28 members who sub tributed this week to Denver par Springs, state treasurer • of the W h e n you want to win scribed to the savings feature of union is expected to start a rapid Shirley-Savoy hotel, Denver, at 3 growth as soon as it is formally ishes. 'The opera, presented by p.m. with the state regent, Mrs. Catholic Daughters, will explain !^inip.«4M i N i e c d C ' o . the union at its first organization the Denver Grand Opera Co., un a ma n'« praise for your cook' launched, and its sponsors hope Catherine 1). Fagan of Cidorado the many activities of the state tUnilrr New Ownemhipt meeting on Feb. 14, and as many der the direction of Monsignor courts. Vocal numbers will be other members of the parish as to see it take an honored place Springs conducting the ceremony. Rtrl Phipps 1525 Champa ,Sf. Harry Atkintan ing, give him a deliciout, by the side of the other parish Joseph J. Bosetti, will be given in She will be assist^ by the degree given by Mrs. Anne O’Neill Sulli Man Iter A«if. Mrr. wish to start regular savings un the City auditorium the evenings of van and Cecelia Kovalesky with der the plan, are invited to at credit unions operating in the officers of Court St. Rita. The cla.ss tempting cake that fairly state. May 11, 12, 18, and 14. The .script consists of Mary Rita Book, Nellie Miss Wilma Gerspach as accompa tend the final organization meet tickets must be exchanged for re nist. ing in the parish high school li The re-election of officers for Osaada, Ruth Coffin, Anna Cronin, melts In his mouth, it’s easy a short year was conducted in the served seata when the box office Helyn Dillinger, Agnes Mary Many out-of-town guests will he brary Tuesday, April 25, at 8:15 opena in the Knight Campbell ip.m. Members of the board of di April meeting of the PTA in the Eagen, C. I>ouise Grover, .\hi Hol in attendance, including the pres ROCKY MOUNTAIN NURSERIES to do with Pikes Peak. Music Co. store on May 1. They rectors. the credit committee, and school auditorium by Mrs. M. P. land, Mary K. Kalb. .Marcelena S. ent grand regent and two past McDonough, parliamentarian. The may also be exchanged for seata Ijemanski, Rose I>. I^oes. I.,ee Mat grand regents of St. Mary's court. “ Top.« ’f;III A i r I the supervisory committee will be at the box office in the auditorium Icho.sen and the parish savings co- president, Mrs. H. A. Miller, and ties, Catherine O’Day, Mary Pat Colorado Springs. All tho.«e in the nights of the four perform with SlirKHlOK MIHSKKV .STOCK I operative will be formally vice president, Mrs. .1. Loeffel, terson, Marguerite Riordan, Helen terested who have not made reser launched. The weeks that have were delegated to attend the an ances. L. Roach, Elizabeth Salmon. Mar vations should do so at once by from F.\ KIKJIIKK.N.*' to HOSK.S. elapsed since the initial meeting nual PTA state convention in If advance reservation requests jorie Simpson, Jessie Smith, and calling Mrs. Genevieve Flynn, AUo OR^4M^:^TAI, FKNCK.S. have been given to a study of Denver, April 18, 19, and 20. War are any indication of the popular Ethel Wiley. The chaplain’s class EMerson 152.8. PIKES PEAK ity of a production, Mignon has Our Ijindaeape Man will rail at mijr home If you the principles of credit union chairman, Mrs. J. L. Torrez re was originally the idea of the late LUMBER — PAINT - HARDWARE naad help in datigrning your flrround*. ported that Mrs. Herman Miller captured the fancy of Denver grand regent. Nellie Lennon. INSULATION OUR COLORED MISSIONS IS a member of the Red Cro.As opera-goers this year. According A banquet will follow the initia THE NEED PRIESTS » BROTHERS “ Gallon club;’’ that 300 tin cans to the Rev. E. J. Kolka, busineA* tion at the same hotel at 6:.30 p.m. FLOUR W6u)d Hk« to Or aonaaarat# V i t r r d m ''■TAM-IZED are being turned in weekly; and manager of the Denver (Jrand Grand Regent Anne O'Kane will Aurora Lumber Company • priMt— train* our iifa •• a Opera Co., there have already been tag man for tha AY BROTHER that 279 pounds of fat were sal act as toastmaster. A splendid BiiiMing Headqiiarirra V lU X 'K ^ r o f e r t il iz e r miMlona: ar ba • balpint th« vaged last month. Chaperons some requests for tickets. He program ha.s been prepared. Mrs. miMionuT foor- prlaata. eanaoially are wanted for the sodality dance predicted this week that a new at Phonei Aarorft SSI^Franklin ISM •alfT in tha mlMiont. Helen Jackson will present the No •red* — no Heedi — no odor. A natiirnllT hirndrd mixture AT YOUR GROCERS Suparlor to be held in the high school g>’m, tendance record will be established chaplain’s cla.ss to Father Newell AURORA, a)IX). o f nrgnnir mntler «nd minerni* for lnwn«, ihruh*, tree*, or Aa • aatbara ol 8t Edmond. Friday, April 28, from 9 to 12. by this year's presentation. “ The W r l i e 1 0 . RAndoInh. Varmont and Mrs. Jessie Smith will respond virtorr garden. I Anyone wishing to volunteer should annual opera for the benefit of the for the class. Miss .Madelene Web cali Mrs. J. Loeffel. SP. 41.8.8. .Mrs. Catholic Charities has become a er will tell of the USO-NCCS Wa Maka Old Bhaea leaok Ltka Naw Office 1585 Bellaire SI. Phone EM. 2862 l a r g e s t sto c k in DENVER A. Frantz, program chairman, in tradition in Denver." Father activities conducted at the C. D. of COMPIeKTK LINK OF iROB L troduced the Rev. .Joseph P. Mc- Kolka said. “ It is supported hy SCPPl.lFeS NURSERY ... 6364 NO. WASHINGTON ST. Garden Tools, Rnbber Hose Callin, S.J., of Regis college, who non-Catholics as well as Catholics Everything for the Garden and Farm spoke *on “ The Atmosphere in not only because of its charitable MASTER SHOE nature, hut because it is a definite Wholesale Prices MOTORS. TOOLa, FAR-M IMPLEMENTS. Which Your Child Lives.” A REBUILDER HARDWARE. MINING EQUIPMENT serious drafa. Sn IVnnHfrful in contribution to the culture of the n’8)7s, was presented hy the fol city. Very few cities can boast on Chicks 503 ISih St. Phone TA. 0812 of an opera company comparable to SAM BANNER GO., 16lh and Blake-CH. 0114 lowing members of Mrs. Sloan after Maj Sth. We Repair, Rebuild I .Martin’s drama class: .Josephine that directed hy .Monsignor Bosetti, MASTER KEY SHOP iWenzinger, Janet Smith, Flor and no other amateur group ha.s so All Denver hatched. P. S. Approved, Blood Tented. 14 Rreed.s. A A KTade Mambar National l.ockamttha* ence .Mauro, Dolores Mahon, Pat successfully produced grand opera IIO.W. AAA $11.95. ROP Sired $12.95 AtaoetaHon All Makes Sexed rhirkx alao. Broiler Cockerel* Something to Crow About •Johnson, Elaine Junger, Margaret year after year.” SRRVICR CALlit AUTO KRTI , ,4nn Hynes, Gloria Goetzinger. $2.95 par 100 delivered anywhere. Monsignor Bosetti expressed Write or phone MA. $787, 1415 KXPERT LOCK BFRVICR Carl's Southern Style and Jjois Fender. The hospitality confidence this week that Denver I>arimer. Denver. leS ISth Strati Phana TAbar till VACUUM CLEANERS I chairman, Mrs. Edward Porter, audiences will be pleased with COLORADO RATCHF.RT MAIL ORDRRS ACCEPTED FRIED CHICKEN DINNERS [announced that the seventh grade •Wip/iow. “ It is one of the most !won the treat. Refreshments were colorfultind tuneful works in mod WE INSTALL: for 55e served hy seventh, eighth, and ern music." he affirmed. The pre Fan., .Armature*. Bearing*, Wheels and .All Other Parts ninth grade mothers. late also disclosed that the chorus WHY KID YOl BtSKLF? Under a Rigid Guarantee. Mi-s. Leo Wenzinger was imani of 1.80 voices is rapidly reaching I mously re-elected president of the performance excellence. He ex you need your car — WF SELL: ^ St. Francis de Sales circle of the pressed satisfaction with this year’s SEE Bag*. Hrii*he*, Cord*, Plug*, Carhon*, Handle Grip. CURL'S 8T. PAUL CAFE ! I.eague of the Sacred Heart at ca.st of principals, which includes neglect means wear — 3109 E. COLFA.X 'the monthly meeting in the rec several “ musical finds" as well as WE HAVE: wear breeds repair — (*>niplete Pirk-iip and Deliverv Service — Free F.*timate — OPEN SEVEN DATS A WEEK tory Tue.sday. .Mrs. ,M. P. Master- some of the best known vocalists “ Joe” Young son was elected vice president to o ' the region. Weekly rehearsals repairs cost money — Store Hours 10 lo 5 — Closed Safiirdavs succeed Mrs. John T. Enany, who for both chorus and principals have r Auto Service Station Fresh Gronnd FROZEN was not a candidate for re-elec been in progress for several parts are scarce— GOOD HOUSEKEEPING STORES tion. .Mrs. Maurice Brockish was months. Rannnrk and 12th 1610 BROADWAY TA. 4.892 re-elected secretary, and Mrs. Walter Keeley. staee manager, garages are busy — GH. 82.54 Margaret Ross was re-elected has completed water color sketches If it'f a hall----or an orcr- treasurer. Volunteers to care for of the scenes that will he used in avoid these troubles haul— nee Joe. HORSE MEAT the vigil light stands in the com Mignnn. These will be on display PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ing weeks are Mrs McKay, week at Knight Campbell's when the Sold on money-bark gtiaranlee. of April 2fi; Mrs. Ro.ss and .Mrs. box office opens May 1. Magers, week of May 2; Mrs. and 5-lb. packages...... J B .T r |h, Masterson, week of .May 9; and Mrs. McKone’s circle met in the Mrs. Hynes, week of May Ifi. home of Mrs. Henry B»rth on The monthly meeting of the .8pril 19. BOYD^S BIRD STORE Altar and Rosary society will be .lames J,. Frede, third class held in the assembly room of the quartermaster, has returned to 1513 Glenarm Place rectory, Friday. April 21, at 2 Denver after four months’ active HONE PURMC MARKET p.m. Mrs. Craig wishes to thank duty in which he participated in Park Free Shop and Save the women for their assistance in five major engagements. He will b 4 i d preparing the sanctuary for spend a two-week leave visitinj; his Easter, especially .Mmes. Hughes parents, the C. .8. Fredes. 201 S. Mr. Walter J. Kerwin, now associ and Lowe, who decorated the Washington street. James waS| ated with JoA M. Fishman, invites altars. graduated from St. Francis de j Good Things to Eat DISPENSE BROS. Beautiful F A G x l N S his many old friends and customers St. Theresa's circle met in the Sales' high school in 1941. home of .Mrs. Catherine Hynes on Members of the Young I,allies’ Fre.h and .Salted Nutmeat. FAGA.V8 FOR A \ ARIETY OF SALT. to visit him for suggestions. Fresh Cut Flowers SMOKED AVD PICKLED FISH March .30, and in the home on sodality will meet in the assembly Candied Fruit* and (jindie. FRU^lT HAS VITAMIN.S—- FIRST rOMMUMON Mrs. Frank Hynes on .\pril 1.3. room of the rectory Tuesday eve WHEAT CERM - SOT BEAN ELOUB Fat ritnis fruits to avoirl DeMTery MA.0541 Delirery CONFIRMATION GIFTS ning, April 25. HERRING TIDBITS Large Assortment of Potted FISH ROF. Converts of the past two years, rolrls, ADIHSO.VS Plants and Funeral Designs 15 « t . fin _ 3 5 c since Confirmation was last ad Home Piihlir Slarkel .•SAI T (OnFI.**R, ministered in St. Francis de Sales, JOS. M. FISHMAN MHDUIIOR TA. 2738 Ik, heix ... _. 60c and other adults who for any ,/ffire/er and Optician I.ARf.F FAT 154-B LarimerSt.^ cAffiin.TLhki reason have not yet been con COBB’S MARKET 9AI.T HRRRINf. «ch 19c GLASSES ON CREDIT firmed, are asked to register at SALT MArKF.RF.L Repair Your Shoes at Formerly Fred Bi-Low JERRY BREEN 807 15th St. TA. 0029 the rectory as soon as possible HLI.F.TR «ch 19c for Confirmation hy Archbishop Meals :
1 Thursday, April 20, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE COLORADO SPRINGS STUDENTS Cr NpwpII W a U TO STAGE ANNUAL OPERETTA ’ JAMES P. GRAY
Colorado Sprinjt*.—A*k th e Pro- Breakeasy’s help, however, and To PTA in Welby feennr, a two-act opfratta. will be through an unexpected success on OPTOMETRIST presented by the students of St. Red’s part, matters are Anally Mary’s hijrh school in the Fine mended and the curtain falls on a Welby.— The meeting; of the | Arts center Monday and Tuesday, jubilant scene. Assumption PTA took place in I April 24 and 25. at 8:15 p.m. The cast is as follows: Mary the school hall on the evening of| 212 Colorado Bldg. The story takes place on the ida O’Neal. Mary Rummerfleld; April II. The special speaker was! campus of a fashionable K>rls' Emily I.ee, Barbara Vanatta; Prof. the Rev. Hubert Newell, arch schook and concerns Maryida Will Breakea.sy, Jack Duffy; John diocesan superintendent of schools, 1615 California TA. 8883 A funeral is too solemn an occasion O’Neal, whose mother does laun Ainsworthy, Dan Morriisey; June The president made announce- j dry work at the school in order Ainsworthy, Marcella Rodden; mont of forthcoming activities to be treated in a matter-of-fact^ashion. to put her son, “ Red," Ihrousrh Polly, Theresa Troglaur; Red that will be sponaored by the COMFORTABLE VISION colleite and keep Maryida in ni);ht Sentiment demands that it be con4ucted O’Neal. Joe Forney; Tommy unit. AND EYE CARE school, Freshman, Dean Kumba; Mrs. Mother Mary Alphonsa, honor in an orderly, dignified, and reverent .John Ainsworthy, Red's room O’Neal, Pauline Enlow; and three ary president, gave the report on mate in college, comes to see the friends of Maryida, Marie Wolf, the Red Cross drive. Women who way by gentle, considerate men who graduation of his sister, .Tune, and Ruth Neer, and Jean Minsky. . canvassed for the drive were as meets Maryida and her friend, Color will be added to the follows: Mrs. Josephine Serravo, Beautiful White have the best interests of the family at Emily, an assistant teacher at the operetta with dances staged by chairman; Mrs. Mary De Lur,io, heart. school. He is attracted to them Mis.s Mary Kelleher, .Mrs. May Pfert.sa, Mrs. Rose both and decides to help Maryida, Mrs. Shear to Leave Rende, and Mrs. Victoria James. and at the same time to disprove Mrs. Harry Shear will depart The election of new officers re Members of our staff are fitted by Professor Breakeasy’s theory on DRESSES Saturday to spend a week in Fort sulted as follows: Spiritual di both temperament and training for the heredity by sending Maryida to Benning, Ga. She will be the guest rector, Father John Giambastiani, school with the more privileged of her son-in-law and daughter, 0.,S.M.; honorary president. Mother For service they render. They have the tact, and wealthy girls. Maryida prom Lt. and Mrs. Lawrence Daniel. Mary Alphonsa; president, Mrs. ises her brother that she will re K crystal shower was given Florence Tolvo; vice president, FIRST COMMUNION, patience, courtesy, and intelligence to fuse the offer, but accepts before Saturday evening, April 8, by Mrs. Mrs. Lucy Di Giacomo; secretary, spare the family all possible worry and the whole school when she learns James Haskell, the former Phyllis Mrs. Margaret Rossi; treasurer, OR CONFIRMATION that it is .John’s aunt who is mak Martin, in the home of her par Mrs. I,oretta Tolvo; auditor, Mrs. care. ing the offer. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin. Mamie Domenico; historian, Mrs. Si%e$ 6 to 14 The second act occurs one year The honor guest was Mrs. Walter Violet Persicetti; reporter, Mrs. later on the same campus just be Crane, a recent bride. Mrs. Crane Antonetta Lahriola; and chair fore the commencement ball. Mary has returned from Las Vegas, Nev., man, Ml'S. Josephine Serravo. FOX GIFT ft BABY SHOP ida has made a splendid success of where she was married. Mr. Crane The PTA blood donors included I 11 BROADWAY the year, and everyone is di.sap- is a seaman second class in ad (Jharles Di Giacomo, Mrs. Joseph » ' J, pointed when it is learned that vance fire control training in San De Luzio, Sam Domenico, George iiniiiiiimmiinnmnnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|iinniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniwiomiii!. .'iiiiiii V'4 !!|iii|!liii|!i!iflIllI|iH John’s aunt is not coming, and | Diego. Mazona, Miss Genevieve Di Gia Maryi^rta w ll not be allowed to ^r. and Mrs. Fred Kennedy como, Mrs. Mary Domenico, Mrs. “DENVER’S MOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRT" attend the ball without a chaperon. I hosts next week to their There.sa Ciancio, Mrs. Marj’ Rossi, AND SON CHAPELS Rapidly movingvfni events provei niece, Miss Ellen Louise Hart of .Mrs. Mary Dursey, Mrs. Antonetta TH E 4 AN4 ADE EAEiVDRY that John and June have no aunt Kansas City, who will arrive Fri- Palermo, and Mrs. Antonetta KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 and have sponsored Maryida them-lftay evening. Lahriola. ■TRT OUR NEW SERVICE* selves. Miss Stone, president of Miss Monica Minoque of Omaha, The high school students enter ©Z7 Oeveiancl Ptace the school, is angered by the de Nebr., died in Omaha Tuesday, tained the PTA with a program Complete lianndry Service ception and adds to the general .\pril 11. She was a graduate of that consisted of .«ongs and 1847 Market WE CALL FOB AND DELIVER TA. tSrO-637* Guarding Forever our Founder^ Ideals disappointment by withdrawing St. Mary'.a college, a member of dances and also a one-act play both John and June’a invitation | the Chriat Child aociety, the Cath- under the direction of the nigh to the ball. With Profea.aor olic Daughtera, and the Rig Siatera. school teachers. Miaa Minoque was active in Cath- Every Friday evening at 8 olic Charities and served as super o’clock novena services in honor BOULDER ALTAR SO C IE T Y TO intendent of the (Catholic Instruc of Our Lady of Sorrows will be VICTORY BABY CHICKS tion week. Requiem High Mass held for victory and peace. Spe was offered Frida>\ April 14, in cial hymns and prayers for the (Colorado’ s I.arBesl .*(iipplT GIVE A N N U AL SPRING PARTY St, Cecilia’s Cathedral, Omaha. boys in service will be followed Burial was in Holy Sepulchre of Oiialily Blood - Tested by Benediction. (Chirks . . . cemetery. .Miss Minoque will be Roulder.— (Sacred Heart Par David, and will be a member of remembered here, as she fre- The Young Ladies’ sodality will POPULAR BREEDS , ish I— Tickets are being sold by Sacred Heart parish. . quently visited Miss Viola Kirch- hold its monthly meeting on Fri 1 7 AI.WATS ON HAND members,of the Altar society for Miss ( atherine .McCarthy, form-if„gp_ with whom she attended St. day evening after sendees. THEATRE their annual spring party, to be erly Boulder count.v nurse, spent college in Omaha, The marriage of Miss Thelma PARK 1028 S. Gnylord MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY held in Blanchard's lodge in last week her/ visiting her aimt.j jhp j,ew president of the Art Cosimi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PE. >177 Boulder canon on Monday eve .Mrs. Margaret Colstadt. She makes,,cljh is Mrs. George .Stevens. Benedict Cosimi of this parish, THUR8.. FRl.. SAT.. APR. 20. 21. 22 ning. April 24. Mrs. Frank Helart. her headquarters now in St. Louis.|„.|,o was eleited Tuesday moming'and Lt. Louis C. Liley, son of .Mr. RED SKELTON In VICTORY CHICK STORE president of the .society, is being Mo., and is a Red Cross nursing annual meeting held in the and .Mrs. Charles Liley of St. Cath- assisted by Mrs. James Bartotti field representative for the state ^‘Whi.stling in 7S4 So. Broadway PE. 0913 home of Mrs. Joseph Burbank.' erine’s parish, took place in As- and Mrs. Robert Milos in making of Iowa. .A part of her present Olher officers chosen are Mrs. sumption church on April 10. The Brooklyn'^ arrangements for the party. work is recruiting new nurses forc|,,c|ps Harding, Jr., vice presi-lhride was given in marriage hy AI.PO South Marion . .loc Backer, aviation radioman, the army and navy. 'dent; Mrs. Mae Riley, secretary; her father. The attendants were “ THE RA(JvET MAV will leave this week after spending Edmund Schram, Jr., fireman and treasurer; and Mrs. Eugene .Miss Beverly Fehr and Charles ■ • Enjoy Your Favorite a .'Ut-day leave here with his par fir«t class, spent the weekend here Webster, corresponding secretary.I Liley. Jr. A dinner was served ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. ('. Becker. with his family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed .Mrs. .‘Jtevens and the new officers for the bridal group and families. SUN.. MON.. TI ES.. WED, APR. M. 24. 2S. 2S COCKTAIL He returns to his base at San Schram. He is training at Great will assume their duties in June Mrs. Sam Domenci and daugh Lakes naval station in Illinois. at the final meeting of the year. In Twhnicolor [DttWVEDl^ Diego, Calif. His brother. Boh, ter, who visited her parents in IRVING BERLINS is with the navy in the South Laiiron R. (iler-sch. son of M r .'Mrs. Lawrence O’Brien is the re- Oklahoma for the past month, re GRBATE.ST PONG SUCCESS r'acifir, and two other brothers. and .Mrs. .A. J. Giersch of this par- tiring president. turned home. THE BE.4LTIFLX Charle.s and John, and a sisi er. | j«h. was graduated as a pilot and .At the meeting of the Kensing Pvt. Helen Porreco, WAC, “ THIS IS Ion club this week the members COCKT.4IL LOLTSGE Betty, a WAVE, are still serving received his wings with the com- ,1 . -I ,1. y ’■* daughter of Mr. and Mt^. Daniel in this country. | mission of second lieutenant at devoted their time to Red Cross ^ furlough THE .ARHY-’ LAUNDRY Alan Dale, son of Mr, and Mrs. Williams Field. Ariz„ last week. n J o VI VI J ! visiting friends and relatives. Pvt. Frank Dale, has completed primary He is a graduate of Boulder high The Red Cross mobile blood' Camp MATI.NEES - 8ATURDAT The Colonial Dining Room donor unit will arrive in Colorado SUNDAY AND ALL HOLIDAYS flight training as a naval aviation and was a student of chemical Campbell, Ky. AT 2 P. M. Feature* Fine Food Daily cedet at Livermore, Calif., and is engineering in the university when Springs on Monday, May 22. for a in e v & y iv a ^ called into service in February. visit of five days. 'To fill the large Pvt. Leonard Rossi, son of Dan being transferred to Corpus Rnssi. is home on furlough. He Christi, Tex., for intermediate 194.1. hloori bank quota a total of 750 donors is needed. This time the is stationed in Colorado Springs. ' M ■ ■ training. He recently spent two' Word has been received bv S you get a apecial longing for weeks in Boulder with his family.|M. Forsyth that his youngest son. unit will operate at the Fine Arts His brother.-Aviation Cadet Robert (leorge, now serving in Italy, has center. 10 W. Dale street, in Bomething very aaliafying to eat Dale, left last week after a .10- been promoted to the rank of first, stead of at the Red Cross head- Littleton Boys NtlTTIMt vuit— day leave here. He has finished lieutenant in the air forces, photo j blood donors are his training at Holbrook. Ariz.. technical snuadron. He has been phone headquarters, and is now at St. Mary's, Moraga.^ overseas since la«t October. | Mam /25, preferably in the morn ing from 9 to 12, to make appoint H om e on Visits Calif., for ground training. He Joe Dolan, son of Attorney and has already had a year of serv-l ments. a . E D E L W E I S S ■Mrs. Frank Dolan, has been pro-j p in the South' lorence Richards died Littleton.— Among those in the ire with the navy moled to the rank of lieutenant, ^ i„ a local hos- *p,Yi 16^44 GLENARM Open 11 a. m. 'til 3 a. m. Pacific. corn* He is^ ...... rvice from St. Mary's parish (JG) in the navy air, corps. * He is;„o',, I pital. She hadv.j lived in Colorado .yUo , received Ea.ster furloughs Miss Maxine N. Masters, R.N.. stationed at presen as an in-| _q ,.j,, j yp„r,, t;he wa.s born Kenneth Gertig. son of .Mr. began her work as county health striictor in twm-engme planes at [ nurse on .March 1, coming to this Rodd Field, Coro... Christi Tevi...... ’•'‘ ‘‘'''and Mrs. Frank Gertig, who will British Louni^e Suits position from a similar one in Sani Recently haprized were the ^'*’’” '^^ - '"^"’ ber of St. .Mary s^ rptum to Fort Ord. Calif., April lac county. Michigan. Her home following r.oro.» AlKo.t Hno.t P"''i^b. Requiem High Mass was 21; Jimmie Andersen, son of Mr. Father I’pmhpri fffered in St. Mary’s chlirch Tues- Mrs. Walter Andersen, who AEDITORIIJM HOTEL is in Grand Rapids, .Mich., and she baptized by Father Lambert Mor- ^piil 18. Burial wa.s in Rose- ..pturned to Olathe, Kans., April received her nurse’s training therelrow, O.S.B., on April 8. with .los- Denver’s Favorite Dining Room- and Cofifee Shop m St. Mary's hospital school of eph Perrella as sponsor; Mary lawn cemetery, Pueblo. I]p. Joseph Whitmore, son of .Mr. The Knights of (’ oUimhus held'gn^ ^^rs. S. Whitmore; Albert Complete Sunday Dinner, 65c & up nursing. She took public health I.ynn Becker, infant daughter of ' regular meeting Tue.sday, singer, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Banquet Room for Bridge and Private Partite work at the I'niversity of .Mich .Mr.Mr. ftnnand iVlrB.Mrs. John A. HPckPr, Becker, hap-bap- fo I4TH A STOUT — PHONE KE. 1341 — DENATB tized hy Father Paul Fife. O.S.B.., in the clubrooms at Albert Singer; Maurice Ohrel, son igan. She has an apartment at ascade avenue. Mrs. Maurice Ohrel; the home of Mr. and Mi-s. Nick on .April 9, with Eugene and, ' * • Mary .lane Becker as sponsors;| Mrs. Stewart Dies and George Bolis. Paliicia Mw-y Liston, baptized by' Mrs. Helen Stewart, w'*** of I Father Hubert Newell officiated Father Lambert April 9. with, Stewart. 114 N. Pme at the Baptism of Ann Marie GRAND CAFE Mrs. Robert Specht as sponsor: I’ O’eet, resident of Colorado Duckworth, daughter of .Mr. and When buying from the 431 17th St. MA. 6652 James Edward, son of Mr. and i years, died Friday, Mrs. Wayne Duckworth, on Easter (Between Glenartn and Tremont) Mrs. George Flannigan, baptized j April 14.^ She was a member of Sunday, and at the Baptism of firm s advertising in this OPEN 11:00 A.M TO 2:00 A.M. Cbeed Monday* by Father Paul .April 11. with I Marys church and the Third Paulette Gerety. daughter of Mr. paper, please mention that Serving the Finett Fergus .1. Flannigan and Jtoris i Cider of St., Francis, „ ^ rs. Steivart , , land Mrs. Anthony Gerety, Sun- you saw their advertise Howard as sponsors. , born in l.ounty Donegal. Dc-idg^. ,\prii if;. a .™ r i c a n a n d [ 1 C QOO QKa i«* a a m at*.* . , ment. I Frank Dale is with a ruhher le -i'’?’’ ^* Cct. 7, 1882. She wa.s mar- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson re CHIIVESE FOODS fining plant in Lakes Charles. La.,'"'^4 Stewart in Colorado turned Easter week from a two- Luncheon* and Dinner* Boulder. — (C. T’. Newman His wife is remaining at their home ' Spt'ogs in 1923. , , , week trip to Barnsville, Minn. VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE Club)— The C. U. Newman club in Boulder. Besides her husband she leaves five sisters. Miss Mai-garet AA'ard, Miss Betty Lou Rees visited her held initiation Sunday. .April in| Reservations are already coming Mrs Hugh Bovd. and -Mrs. John mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Rees. PINE LIQUEUH8 the Sacred Heart auditorium. The.jp jgy ^ynmen’s retreat to Ezcsllcnt Cal*in. Mangan. all of St. Louis, Mo.; M r s .'Easter Monday. membership has now increa.sedkp j,eld June 15-18 in Mt. St Henry Boyd. Chicago; and .Mrs. | The Archbishop’s guild met from 72 paid memhers to 85. Those cprtrude’s academy. As it will who were initiated Sunday are: possible for the sisters to Hugh Miinday, Ireland. Requiem Wednesday, ' April 12, in the Lande’s High Mass was offered Wednesday, j home of Ann Heckethom. Francis Kocourek Raymond Aiis- arpommodate more than fiO persons, OF DENA’ER FOR CIVniANS ONLY ting. .Marion Saval, Jean .Madigan. interested in attending April 19, in St. Mary’s church. yiss Elaine Andersen, daughter “A PUr. for th. DltrHnlntflR#* Burial was in Evergreen cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Andersen. Orchestra and Floor Show Lawrence 7,enk. Leo Casey, Ronert make their plans soon and T s l.p h o n s EM. *111 Tosi, John Kiff, Harry K ipps. Ho-, touch with either Mrs. Frank T win Daughters \ is awaiting orders after, being R. COLFAX at STEELE Fine Foods mer Brock, James Stoll. Bert,j Brady, phone 1017 or Mrs. 4 ,- f Baptized ! sworn into the marines. Your Favorite Drink Maich. and Ruth Fulton. iIvY!! On Sunday. Jan. 15,_ the twin ITa After the ceremony, refresh- fee is J1 (I The^ Very Rev. John ! Mr." and "Mrs, James ' eXPERT Invite You to PUtt Old Heidelberg Inn ments were served and n social | Buttimer, C.SS.R.. pastor of Sf. |p 2.521 N. Cascade avenue.' AUTO REPAIR hour was held. Joe Perrella.'Joseph’s church, Denver, is to be were baptized in Corpus Christi' COLFAX AT CLARKSON vice president and co-ordinator of | retreat-master. Publicity is being All Mskst Ingram’s Cafe church by the pastor, the Rev. 741 East Colfa# TA. 9555 membership; Bill Davoren. hoys’ i given this new venture by Mrs .Anthony G. Elzi. The children Essr Tims Psraisnts membership chairman: and Loretta I Thomas M. Carroll of Denver were given the names Patricia and BUND AT MATmEB Marky, girls’ memliership chair-j president of the Catholic Lay Northwestern Auto Co. and Bar |.Michele. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dur- 5 4 9 Broadway TAbor 6201 man, were responsible for the suc-|I Women's , J Retreat .. . association, u / I and Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence RALPH E INGRAM. P n «. cess. The advertising committee, it is hoped that a number of localir, Vsnae wore snonsor* headed by Mary Ehnhom put out women will avail themselves of the ' Owen McHugh,^ student in St. For Better Foods THE DIPPER original posters all over the cam-1opportunity to make this gp„,ipgry. spent the (FORMERLY SHAMROCK) ------I Ea.ster vacation with his parents. Undtr Ntw Mantfsmuit and Drinks ITALIAN SPAGHETTI A great part, of the success ia^|%*| ■ | 1 |,Mr. and -Mrs. Owen McHugh, ITALIAN MEAT BALLS due to the chaplain. Father Lam- A liy e i V fl A fl 2421 N. Tejort street, OPEN AIX NIGHT ITALIAN SAUSAGE bert Morrow. O.S.B.. who has been 11\ | | | | | | | | | \ H W H I I I H I I Kurt A. Wittges. fl04 E. Espan- 58 BROADWAY 10601 E. COLFAX having weekly meetings with the Ribbons Awarded ola, manager of a motor company, WHAT WILL THEY DO FOR YOU? navy students. recently returned from a regional Mrs. Bert Fox of Chicago sent conference of the automobile in dustry in Kansas City, They will make you look taller, fuller chested and the Newman club house fund ?5 Tom Flaherty’a Yours to Enjoy this past week. The club is very Brighton Officer Donald Chambers .entertained Far tddtd plMitm. *nt«rtala a* tht glimmer at the hips. \^Tien you are seated— and grateful to the donor. his classmates at a belated birth-1 Cetraopolitan — PIONEER OINIKfi you spend of your life sitting—there is no day and "thank you” party Fri-i ROOM . . binding at the armholes or across the back, no Brighton.— Letters received hy day. .April 14, in the Corpus j D A Y L O A i ; COLONY GRILL 0 0 P F B I tension at the waist or crotch. Christi school. Prizes were won friends and relatives from Lt. hy Marilyn McCarvillc and Jo ■SHOPPE VASHOLT (JG) Donald H. Carlberg, son sephine Sanchez, first grade; Jack F O O T EASE Where Friends Meet Friends BAMBOO Just soft, luxurious comfort plus very flattering ROOM. Rw. of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Carlberg of Gassage, second grade; Virginia When wwarinf tb* velvety appearance. r««Monlni of NUMATTC • n S 'E FOODS ommuid t h * St. Augustine’s parish, Brighton, Marchetti and Billy W'asinger, CaimopoUtas reveal that he has been given the third grade; and Richard Hughes, Insure Foot Comfort • MIXED DRINKS fourth grade. The party was en bj wearlnc the** comfortebly to etit-of-tows American Defense and Asiatic (linidi. $45 and $50 Defense ribbons, for which he will joyed by the first four grades and •tyted ehoe*. • BEER • WTKE FURS receive medals after the war, the sisters of the school. End Your Foot Troubleo Cosmopolitan Hotel SUPREME SERVICE AT LOW COS’I Donald ia in the Southwest Pa by Wearing 5 69 E. (>)lfax ExrlniiTilj In DfM’tor NernaTiBer Shoe* and the T>oclor J. a HERNDON, JR_ Goa. M#r. cific area as a deck officer. He Optometrist and Optician Atabiliter for People with ArrJi Troable, Thf DsnTfr's Mfn'i Sh(i|i—Street Flow is a brother of Mrs. G. H. Wil at moat eeonomlcal prlrea. Alta— ^ STORAGE liamson of St. James’ parish, Den 2 % of Valuation ver, and Mrs. J. G. Marquis, a Helen Walsh NUNN BUSH SHOES YO U R B E S T Fully Insured Denver nurse recently transferred AsseclaU tsoPBSM!* Repairing - Rrstvling to Oakland, Calif. Sample Shoe Store HOTEL VALUE W. R. JOSEPH Phone CH. 1901 1510 California 917-15th Street Your Purchase of War Bonds ETES nAHINXD Arroaa from Gaa A Eleetcic BUg. HAIL ORDERS GIVEN Tan* in KEEL 4:11 p.m» every We^B**- 'jrhert Denver Sie^ unti Confidence“.KtYffonm J ill CAREPVL ATTENTION and .Stamp# Help# Secure Your Phans TAbat I a a o 4ay. Interacting newt for women. 1 i l\ PAG E SIX Office, 9S8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 Thursday, April 20, 1944 Parochial Grade ARCHBISHOP’S GUILD TO HOLD Preferred Parish ANNUAL GAMES PARH APR. 20 Preferred Parish Trading List Trading List Teams Will Open Members of the Vacation School Volk, Marie Schlereth, Margaret SI. JO i'S WILL Benefit committee of the Arch McCallin, Mary O’Connor, Lorene bishop’s gnild met in the home of Esher, Marion Kelly, Pauline Cur MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Mary Nadorff, president, on Sun ran; .Misses Margaret Lynch, Vir The mer^anU repreeenteil in this eection are boottari. They are Baseball Season day, April 16, to make final plan5{ ginia Vaughn, Jessie Pasquale, MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER for the organization’s annual Clella Carter, Mai-y Bahl, Kathleen MEEIiFIIIDI!: anxiout to work with you and are detereing of your patrona(e. Co operate with them. games party, to be held Thursday Flynn, Anne Heckethorn, (Cath The merchenti repreiented in thii lection are booiteri. They are anxioui to work with you and are deterring of your patronage. Co Play in the 1944 Parochial evening. April 20, in Fran.salian erine Maloneyj Dorothy Byrne, (St. John’i Pariih, Denver) hall, 238 S. Sherman, Denver. Margaret Gravin, Cecelia tlhekel, operate with them. grade school baseball league will St. John’s Altar and Rosary St. Francis dc Sales’ Tho.se who attended the meeting Dorothy Zook. Mary La Tourette, get under way April 28 with four society will meet in the home of games scheduled in the eastern and will make up the working staff Charlotte Heineck; and Messrs. * ■ at the party were Mmes. Margaret Edw-in Lynch. LeRoy Volk, and Mrs. Peter C. Schaefer. 1516 E. Si. John’s Parish DEL-ART SHOP division of the loop. The Ble.^cd Seventh avenue, on Friday, April Sacrament team wul start off the John Schlereth. DEL AND ART PHILLIPS 21, at 2 o’clock. Mrs. S. J. Lewis season against the Annunciation The w-ays and means chairman, will preside. The guest speaker Icf Cretin — Milk — Bakery Goodi |Forget-Me-Notl nine; Holy Rosarj- team meets the o L IV Notlcna^Mtcaainea—School Buppliaa Margaret Lynch, announced that will be the Very Rev. John J. B E N N E H ’S Cathedral team; St. Francis' plays Open 7 .A.M. to 10 P.M. Operetta Slated a ticket booth will be set up in Flanagan, S.J., president of Regis m A II K i: T Ever*- Day- St. John’s; and St. Vincent de the hall Thursday evening so that Paul’s battles St. Philoraena's. college. Mrs. Schaefer will en CONOCO SERVICE Grain-Fed .Meats Oil EAST ALA.MEDA Flower Shop ticket returns can be made by the tertain at a tea in the social hour I The Rev. James Moynihan of Washing and Creating circle presidents or representa following the meeting. Fish and INniltry AU- j 'Annunciation parish has been tives. Your RiistnfM i elected president of the league In St. Cajetan s Cards of application for mem 6ih Ave. A York EA. 9932 1.312 Ehsi 6lh Ave. Funeral Work j On April 1.5 at the monthly bership in the Altar society were Plione I’F- 4629 j this year, succeeding the Rev. deanery meeting a detailed ac JOYCE CLEANERS 'John F. Connell, O.P., of St. mailed recently to all parishioners. Given Prompt | (St. Cajetan't Parith, Denver) count of actinties of the guild WMWJWtWWdWdW,Vr JOHN MLSON - ALBERT NILSON ; Dominic’s. The same rules that Since an intensive drive for new during the past month w-as read. SHOE REPAIRING Quality and Sendee Attention j I govern play in the Young Amer The amusing and timely oper members is being conducted, it etta, Liberty Lane, which is to Among the outstanding accomp is hoped that these cards will be Mme. Consoni-Beck Expert Workmuniihip That Satisfies Phone RA. 1818 j ica league will be in operation. > Direct from Hollyt»f>od and Br«i Qiiiility Material! Other information on the games be presented by St. Cajetan’s lishments w-a* the presentation to signed and returned to the rectory Bfverly HillN YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED Downing at .Alameda | school children in the church hall Chaplain A. H. Menarik of Buck- as soon as possible. Members of 1306 So. Pearl SP. 3662 follows: The Finest Creme Now .Master Official game is seven innings; on Sunday, April 23, at 7 p.m.. ley Field of a new set of black the society will receive Communion I game called at the end of three will be preceded by the matinee Gothic vestments, used for the in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, April Shoe Repair ,Shop ; and one-half innings because of for the guests of the sisters who first time on Good Friday. Pre\i- 23. PERMANENT $5 170L F.. Oili ANPruie Alameda Drug Store ! weather is a complete game;! are directing the musical at 2:30 ously he had received three taber The annual night meeting of St. firen for only DON n o l^ K . Prop. CONOCO STATION D.m. the same day. Tickets for the nacle veils from the society. It A Bonutifui Self-Sotlinjr. I.onR* V. O PETERSON. Prop, all protests must be settled on ' John’s PTA will be held in the IsMtinr Pfrmiinont JOE EARBENKOPP. Prop. night performance ran be ob Cnt Rate Drugs the playing field before game is' has been e.stimated that more than school auditorium on Wednesday. Ph. FM. 0 3 0 4 for Appninlmcnf FLEMING’S STANDARD 299 So. Ltigan PK. 9840 j resumed—there is no board of 1 tained /rom the school children 50 members belong to the USO April 26, at 8 o'clock. The date Tl'ines anri i.iquors Courteou* tnti Prompt Service protest; the umpire's decision is' and from the PTA. Adults will be junior hospitality corps, donating has been changed to Wednesday, GHARLEE BELLE 50 cents and children 25 cents. approximately 750 hours in vari SERVICE STATION Fountain Service - School Supplier WA.SHING « f.REA.SING final on base rules and field play;; instead of Monday as previously A SPECJALTY field regulations, 82 feet base line, | The regular games party will! ous services in the USO-NCCB announced. Thi.i is the fathers' BEAUTY S A LO N GEO FI.F.MING, Mpr., F,x-Sar\’ic« Man Alameda and Broadway take place immediately after the club: 35 visits to Fitzsimons gene meeting, since it is the only night ^ Expert Luhriration '54 feet to pitcher’s box: junior 243.5 6 league ball official; any size bat < evening's performance. A steady' ral hospital to entertain sick and meeting of the year, and a large . E. lh .Ave. at Cxvliimhinc 0 Battery Servire % Tire KepairinK increase in attendance has been, WVWSWVUWWWA BUCHANAN'S may be used. injured soldiers: one group furn turnout is expected. The Rev. 3rd Are. A I'niv^rtity Bird. EA. 9965 Any team failing to put in noted the past few weeks. ishing the music for the High Hubert Newell, archriiocesan sup im OADW AY appearance w-ithout reasonable ex The election of PT.A officers Masses at Fitzsimons on Easier erintendent of schools, will be the LIQUOR STORE has been postponed until the cuse at playing time forfeits the Sunday. Also on that day 20 mem guest speaker. Blessed vSaeranieiit CREAMERY Fine Wines and Liquors game. Once a man is removed third Sunday of May. An election bers of the guild planned and The seventh grade mothers, un committee has been named and; served about 670 service men a der the room mothers. .Mrs. Ralph QUALITY DAIRY FOODS from the game he cannot be re W« Fettar* ChrUtttn Brot. Wta«* w-ill meet with the Very Rev. John! supper in the l.’ SO dining-rooms. Albi and Mrs. George Schmitz, will (,& SO. BROADWAY turned to play. Play-offs w-ill con 22 nd A EA. BEER clude the season between East Ordinas. C.R., and Sister Patricia. A new w-nrk for members of the he hostesses, and an interesting Phon* PEcrl t777 S77 Booth Broadway The Carmelite sodality and the Kearney St. LAWSON DRUG CO. 1823 ern and Northern divisions. .Mem organization, furnishing a home play, will be given by the seventh Al.itO TRINIDAD COI.O. — LIQUORS bers of the Old Timers' league are St. Cajetan's choir are collaborat in Greeley for the Missionary grade pupils under the direction JACKSON’S '* 7 / y r t m i n or newly in.vtalird radio «peerh, department of 4 J^CUJJUng JXUUIU X c c u n t q u e I^re„o Height* college, Denver, Kay DoUu of DEAR YOU— ORDER CHICKS NOW i (Chicago it at the controli. Peggie Qianiber*, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Karl Chamber*, and Qaire Mc- Archbishop Vehr Don't Be Disappointed! Menamy, daughter of Dr. and Mr*. William McMenamy, are at the microphone. Tlie three student* Materials are scarce now» but we have prominent parts in the production of 4$ You Like It, which will be given .4pril 30 and May 1, have many substitutes for civilian use Day Old and Started Chicks in the college Little theater. that do not rob our armed forces of their And Baby Ducks To Officiate at requirements, such as— REASONABLX PRICES Full Line of Fred, Remedies, Picket fences— Equipment — Hay and Straw Living Rosary Roofing — Insulation Cabinets — Hardware Mail Orders Paint, and many other items Rusk Chick Store Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will Promptly Filled Corner W. 38th & Federal officiate at the fifth annual. Liv necessary to keep the home front to Write for Price* CL. 5324 Denver ing Rosary to be staged by the gether. Archdiocesan Parish Sodality If you will call us at Pearl 2435, we union in the Church of the Holy will be mighty happy to go into your re Ghost, 10th and California streets,i LOOP MARKET Denver, on Sunday, April 30. quirements, and help you solve your prob FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE The program will begin I lems. Free Parking With Parchata of 50o or Mora at 1429 Lawrence promptly at 8 p.m. with the pro-', cession of 100 girls chosen from' Yours very truly, the parish sodalities. The girls! J. E, Hackstaff — G. C. Sullivan representing the Hail Marys and' SOLES those in the cross will«*n’ear. white j IHMEDIATE SERVICE robes, and tho.se representing the; UNIVERSITY PARK LUMBER YARD Men**, Women’* »nd Children’* Our Fathers will w’ear deep bluej 1810 SO. JOSEPHINE Hsif Soles robes. Each sodalist will carry a All Work Gusrinteed candle, which will be lighted by P. S.— Please mention the Catholic LOOP SHOE REP.4IR SHOP Rose Liuzzi and Virginia Battaia Register when calling. LOOP KARKET as the particular Our Father or Hail Mary that the sodalist rep resents is being recited. At the conclusion of the last prayer, the church will be lighted only by the flame of the 100 candles.. The Communion KEEP UP THE HOMES Rev. Hubert Newell, moderator, will be in charge of the proces sion. Special Helen Flynn, co-chairman; and YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR Rose Liuzzi are in charge of the Remember this important.- affair. They have invited Chap event in your child’s life with lain Jerome H. Ludder of Lowri’ lovely, lasting portraits. You Patronize These Reliable Firms Field to give the sermon and the will want the best at rea»on- Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron to •ble prices, so why not take read the act of consecration. The advantage of our special 'E A R L J.- Archbishop will be the celebrant Communion offer? ^MiowsiiwMinj of Solemn Benediction, with the 1— 8x10 and 6— 4x6 Silver- Rev. Gregoi->’ Smith, deacon; the tone portrait* mounted in STROHMINGER Rev. A. S. Dimichino, S.J., sub- Equ*l to 3-to«t joV *i2- i 1 PAG E EIGH T Office, 938 Bannock Streel THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420S Thursday, April 20, 1944 WOMEN’S NCCS CLUB VISITORS 0) Wnmpn Attmil MENTAL ALERTNESS Meeting Held by CANNED Often depends on good sight. When the muscles of the eyes are SEND ‘THANKS’ FROM FAR A W A V r ! under constant strain headaches result due to the anatomical PEAS connection of these muscles with the nervous system. An eye St. Joseph s Guild Miss Minnie Duray’s monthly Miss Duray wrote a simplified bociety Meeting report of her work with the array version of Ely Culbertson’s bridge No points required. examination will reveal this type of disorder. nurses in Fitzsimons General hos instructions and started teaching A well-attended meeting was pital includes stacks of letters the girls the rudiments of the (St. James’ Parish, Denver) Gardenside, Extra Standard, held Saturday, April 16, by St. from “ her girls,” all thanking Miss game. Not long ago one of the More than 60 members of St. No. 2 can Joseph’s guild in the library of St. Duray and the NCCS-WD for pro nurses wrote telling her how much James’ Altar and Rosary society SWIGERT BROS. Francis de Sales’ high school. viding bridge lessons, trips to she prized the little booklet and were present for the meeting held Mrs. James McGovern of Engle town, personal shopping, and many how she had used it. On board Friday, April 14, in the Montclair Optometrists Good Soroieo Bttmr yUitm wood and Mrs. Max Klein of Al other services. a ship bound for parts unknown, Civic building. Mrs. Joseph Dool- 1 2 c for Every At Right Prices buquerque, N. Mex., became mem ^ n e letter from a nurse, now some officers approached her and ing presided. ISSO Californio KEjtton* 7651 bers of the organization. in'Australia, told of the 44th Cav a friend to play bridge. After Mrs. Charles Parslow and Mrs. Mother Anna Joseph of St. alry unit she and five other nurses a few moments’ play, the nurse T. P. Fahey will have charge of was eagerly searching for her book GLLA88E8 INDIVIDUALLY 8TTLKD Francis’ convent gave a word pic formed. The girls loved riding, the altar for May. Miss Augustine to keep on her lap as her partner Town No. 2 ctn 13c 4S ot, can ture of the religious ceremonies she and when they found horses could Girardot was appointed circle Grapefruit Juice House 1 p t and 3 pta. and 30c attended in the chapel of the be purchased in Sydney for $20 was none other than a former as chairman. It was decided to hold mother-house of the Sisters of St. they immediately decided on a sistant to Ely Culbertson himself. a card party the next regular Joseph in Carondelet, Mo., when a fancy name for their group. Miss Duray’s distinctive hooka meeting day, May 12, in the Mont large group of young women re have an international distribution, clair Civic building. The party is Low Point Items Beans THEODORE ceived the garb of the St. Joseph as ‘‘the nurses” have carried them open to all members of the parish REQUIESCANT order. The group* included Mil to Australia, Italy, England, North and their friends, and each mem [7] Tomatoes Standard Cut Green dred Turner of Denver, who be i Africa, and Hawaii. ber of the Altar and Rosary so Pimsi TO STOIT Miss Lilas H. Smith, from Wash Ex. Std.. IN PACE came Sister Charles Cecilia; and ciety is expected to fill one table. No. 2 S cxn...... 14c HACKETHAL Jane Michaud of Englewood, who ington, D. C., national program The officers, Mrs. Dooling, Mrs. No. 2 can...... 1 2 C became Sister Paula Patrice. Sis consultant for NCCS, has spent the D. F. Leavitt, Mrs. Leo Boyle, and ter Louise Gerard Fairchild,, from past week in the Denver clubs. Mrs. H. V. Bigelow, will be host [ 2 ] Carrots THOMAS G. DARCY. 1116 E. Atbury Del Monte Diced, Air Conditioned avenue. Surviving are his parents. Mr. She reviewed the programs of both Idaho Springs, made her first vows. esses. Guests included Mrs. George No. 393 gU...... 10c and Mrs. Edmond Darcy: a sister. clubs and made valuable sugges F. Dodge, Mrs. J. Casper, Mrs. E. Geraldine Gates. Requiem Mats was Sister Joan of Arc, music Eggs MORTUARY tions as to how a more complete Hodges, Mrs. Leo Boyer, and Mrs. scheduled for Thursday at 9 in An* teacher in St. Louis’ school, Engle (Annunciation Parish, Denver) program might be conducted [2 ] Beets nunciition church. Interment Mt. Olivet. wood, was welcomed in the meeting. Joseph Pirisky. Breakfast Gems > 1449.51 Kalamath Su W. P. Horan k Son service. The members of the parish will .^liss Smith was particularly in Del Monte Diced The hostesses for the social hour Circle to Meet FRANK MARES. 8S08 Lawrence serve the dinner at the USO-NCCS terested in the new pha.se that Nn. ,393 gU...... 12c Phone MAin 4006 were A. Turner, Mai'y Craig, and Our Lady of Victory circle will Medium extras, atreel. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. club Sunday, April 23. Mrs. E. No programming will have to enter 1 dz...... 3 I C Consuela Mares; four sons. Ambrose. Florence Bonnell. Miss Dorothy since Fort Logan has been made meet in the home of Mrs. John Tony. Albert, and Alfonso Marcs; four lan will act as chairman with Mrs. Evers this Thursday. Mrs. E. T. [6 ] Corn Swanson received the grand prize. Hugh Gallagher, co-chairman. Vir a convalescent camp. Hobbies daughters. Mrs. Rose Coleman. Mrs. Eva Others receiving prizes were K. L. Geiger was welcomed as a new Del M..nte WKGB Marline, and Mrs. Enis Gonzales and ginia baked ham and apple pie will crafts, and small and quiet group 12 oz. can 13c Mayer, W. C. Fletcher, W. Har- member at the last meeting. Mrs. Phoebe Maldonado. Stockton. Calif. be served. activities will have to be provided. Requiem Mass was olTered Monday in pold, T. L. Mulligan, D. J. Rinert, Lt. Robert Smith, son of Mr. and Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. Because the army encourages Jam Harry Grout, and Sister Benedict. The Altar and Rosary .society Mrs. Francis Smith, is home on Olivet. W. P. Horan k Son service. will meet Thursday. April 20. wives and families to vi.sit con leave. Carl and Jack Hansen of Starr Purple Plum LOUIS CANZONA, San Francisco, There will be a luncheon at 1 valescent soldiers for morale rea Non-Rationed Ca HL Surviving are his wife. Gertrude sons, the women’s program will the coast guard were home for Canzona; a son, Albert Cansona; six o’clock with a busine.ss meeting Easter. Shortening No. 303 gls.. 34c brothero, Anthony. Fred, Angelo. Michael. after the luncheon. Hostesses will have to be enlarged to help these opry 3 ih. gi*. John, and Joseph Canzona; and three S be Mmes. W. Schwaider, J. Mum- newcomers. ^ cen t Baptisms in the parish 68c sisters. Mrs. R. P. Vtnnola. Mrs. Alex The third in a series of dances were: Linda Kathryn, infant Toney, and Mrs. Mack Saunders. Requiem ford, J. Murphy, O’Laughlin, and Mass was offered Tuesday in St. Pat E. Gates. given for Chine.se soldiers sta daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred HoneyJ 16f'' or." jsr ... ,, 29c Th« Beat la tioned at nearby fields was held erick Huxoll, with Barry Ca.smon rick's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mr. Danrow is confined to St. Spam USED Boulevard service. T u- 1. •. I 1-' r- ■; Saturday night in the club. Local and Louise E. Brown, sponsors: j Palmolive 3 h.„ 20c ANTON MAKING, 4881 Washington 10 0010 HOT! Joseph s hospital. Mrs. Grayce Cox hostesses •Mary Katherine, infant daughter FUR.NITURE street. Surviving are a brother. Louis had an appendectomy m St. .los-l^^^ the evening. Sgt. Fong of of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swanoski, a l s o n e w .Maring; three nephews. Louis and Albert 12 oz. can 36c ephs hospital Tuesday morning. ^ j field% as in charge of with James Ruddy and Helen Mc U n i t ...... 10c C uh or Cr*dll Maring. Denver, and Joseph Maring. with The Loretto Heights college the armed forces: two nieces. Mary Jerry Sandoval is confined to a' „ Guire, spon.sors; Robert Morrison, A FULL LINE Carper, Denver, anid Helen J,ong. Rear Woman’s club will sponsor a .spring local hospital. | Old Dutch 2 ran. 1 5 c OF OFFICE infant son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert rieanaer Creek. Mont. Requiem Mass was offered card party for the benefit ol the Donors to the LSO-NCCS cookiej ihe guests of Arthur M. Oberfelder M. Rawdon, with Dr. and Mrs. FUBNITURB Wednesday in Holy Rosary church. In college in the new ballroom on I liv Piakea, terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. jar la.st week were Mrs. Ed Kelly. the concert by Miss Vivian John W. Berry as sponsors: and i:i.j ot. pkg...... 23c Coffee the campus Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Paxton, Mrs. W. Anderson.! DeHg chiesa. Following the con- Caroline Gail, infant daughter of W# hay your houichold mnd offlca fnmL MARIE S. EGAN, Park X^ne hotel. April 25. The party will start lor. for CASH, or exchinc. th.m for She is survived by her husband, John F. Mrs. Dan Hogan, and Mrs. W. E. j pert the .VCCS-Woman’s Division, Mr. and Mrs. Vern H. .Albro, with with a dessert luncheon, slated Lux ’ t ' ...... NOB HILL. O C a tnythint in itock. Egan. Requiem Mass and interment in Robin.son. .. . and I'SO-YWCA will give a recep- Daniel and Genevieve Schutte as 3 20c W» r»nt Foldina Chsir*. C»rd and Ban St. Louis. Mo. Boulevard service. for 1 o’clock. 1 Ib. bag...... f c w C quet Tiblee. Diihe*. Silverware, any- Mrs. Frank \\il5on and dauirn-1 backstajee for the artist and sponsors. JOSEPH PINAMONTI. 2227 W. 29ih Mrs. Frank De Rose is chair Rinso thins in etork. svenue. Surviving are three daughters. ter, Mrs. P. Gaimara, left fori the girls in service attending the The children of the parish will 74 nl. pkz. 23c EDWARDS, Eeiabliihed 19^8 man of general arrangements. She (Velma Tremaine. Belleville. 111.: Mrs. Memphis. Tenn.. to visit Lt. WalterLoneert. Mrs. Milton Allen, chair- receive Communion in the 8:30 1 lb. bag...... COC PHONE KEYSTONE 4052 l.lohn Thoei, St. Louis. Mo.: and Marion is being assisted by Mrs. Frank Miller and wife, who IS the former'gn the women's hospitality Lifebuoy Pinamonti. Chicago: a son, CpI. John Mass this Sunday. 3 bar. 20c OPEN FROM 'I A. U. to 8 P. M. Pruisner and Mrs. Frank Quinn, Mary Wilson. They will also visit i jorps of NCCS. will a.ssist. Pinamonti, with the armed forces. Re- Instruction class for children at DEL MONTE, ^ 2 c |qiiiem Mass was scheduled for Thursdav tickets; Mrs. George Bader and another daughter. .Sister Mary [ ______Swan ...... I at 9 in Si. Patrick’s church. Interment Mrs. J. Vogel, prizes; Mrs. James James, in Leavenworth. Kans. tending public schools for First 3o:’': 29c 1 lb. gls...... I Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. Reddick, Mrs. James Costello, Mrs. Helen Roach Ii Queen Communion will be held every Mon I ANTONIO FAZZINL 3234 W. 23rd Ralph AIbi, Mrs. Charles Collins, Miss Helen Roach, a senior at '• day, Wednesday, and Friday at 4 Calzlory. Spillane Mortuary avenue. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. o’clock for the next four weeks. [ 4 ] Orange Juice Angelina Frattini; three daughters. Mrs. Mrs. Louis Palaze, and Mrs. N. R. Annunciation high school andi Mrs. Laveme Lee 47 oi. can______1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 Peter Onofrio, Mrs. Howard Smith, and Sweeney, refreshments; Mrs. Wil Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Mrs. John H. Spillanm .Mrs. Dominic Crow: five sons. Frank. liam Schrodt, Mrs. Cornelius circle met in the home of Mrs. A. [2] Cocktail Juice , „„ ...... _ .J 3 c Earl. Cassio, Eader. and Louis Frasiiini. O’Byrne, and Mrs. John Flynn, Crede last week. Prizes were won Funrral Director and Etnbalmar The Rosary will be recited Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Olinger drawingroom. 16th tables and cards; and Mrs. Clar by Mrs. Paul Welsh and Mrs. J. T. at Boulder. Requiem Mass will be of Is President of Reid. [2 ] Chili Con Came ...... 16c ence Lynch, Mrs. John Dowd, Mrs. fered Friday at 10 in Our Lady of Ml. G. J. O'Byrne, and Mrs. John Carmel church. Interment .M<. oi-v.t. telephone. Olinger service. LEGAL NOTICE [3 ] Luncheon Meat 37c DR. R. W. FRITZ PATRICK JOSEPH MOORE. 4521 Admission will be 50 cents, and Beach court. Surviving are a son. John there will be table and special Presentation PTA NOTICE o r FIN At. SETTLEMENT AND A n d Associates .1. Moore; two daughters, Mary Moore DF.TERMINATION OF HEIRSmP Galle and Nora A. Moore; a brother. prizes. Dentists John J. Moore; and two grandchildren. (Preientation Pariih, D«n»er) | ESTATE OF Eli«^th^U G«r».. •«8 lilh Street 1206 15th etrcM Requiem Mass was offered Saturday in' KEy.ton. 8721 TAhor (781 Holy Ghost church, interment Mt. OH-' The following officers were j U hereby xiven th»t on tho 2nd vet. Olinger service. i A.FEWAY DENVER. COLORADO Youth Broadcasts elected in the PTA meeting d*y of M«y, 1»44. I will p r«»n t to th» JOHN JURGENS, 1357 Fox street.. Wednesday: President, Mrs. I/a- County Court of th» City *nd County of Surviving are four brothers, Frank. | Denver. Colorsdo. my secounte for final Robert, and Joseph Jurgens, Denver. verne Lee; vice pre.sident, Mrs. •ettlement of the administration of said Paul Jurgens. Oakland. Calif.: four Extended by NBC Gus Ibold; lecording secretary, eatata. when and where all oertont in sisters, Mrs. Theresa Wsedman, Mrs. A. Mrs. Harold Kerstiens; treasurer, intereat may appear and object to them, Miles ■ Dryer ■ Astler 5. Gundy. Mrs. Frank Knope, and Mrs. if they to deaire. Frank Buck. Requiem .Mass was of The National Broadcasting com Mrs. hTastman; and historian and Notice ia also hereby (iven that there “Why Pay More?” Priniing Go. fered Friday in St. Elizabeth’s church. pany ha.« extended its “ Here’.s to auditor, Mrs. F. H. May. , has been filed in said cstata a petition aalc- Interment Ml. Olivet. Olinger service. ' Sister .Mary Bernadette Marie’s inc for a Judicial ascertainment and deter I WILLIAM MrNANY. 732 list street. Youth’’ series, heard over K0.4 mination of the heirs of auch deceased, and (Trademark) Programs and Circulars I Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Helen Mc- Saturday at 11 a.m., to present room entertained with several settinr forth that the names, addresses iNany; two daughters. Mrs. Betty Love- f.ve special broadcasts. dances and songs. Tentative plan.s and relationship of all persons, who are Tickets for I lace, and Miss Helen McNtny; his were made for the First Commun or claim to be heirs of said deceased, so I mother. Mrs. Sarah Blythe; a sister. The network and ten voluntary far as known to the petitioner, are as Bazaars and Carnivals ion breakfast, with Mrs. E. Albi- I Mrs. D. McNellis; and a brother. Thomas youth agencie,'! presenting "Here’s follows, to-wit: Wm.W.Myer Drugstores j sini as chairman. .Mrs. I.jiverne Unknown. Quickly Produced Ryan. Requiem Maas was offered Mon- INCORPORATED I Hay in St. Joseph’s church. Interment to Youth" selected Palo .41to, Lee announced that playground Accordinirly, notice is also hereby yiven Reatonnblr Priced ,Mt. Olivet. Theodora Hackelhai service, Calif., as the first of five com equipment had been purchased that upon the data aforesaid, or the day to Colorado Owned Stores j ,10HN K. DALF.Y. Frederick. Sur- munities from which the broad- which the hearinsr may be continued, the UNION LABEL IF DESIRED jviving are his wife. Mr*. Mary Ann M izi Helen Roach and that a backstop will be Court will proceed to receive and hear i Daley; two daughter*. Mrs. Harry cast.s will originate. On the fol , , , ,, , ,, , . erected as soon as the weather peo%fi eoncemioK the heirs of such de Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. O’Rourke. Mrs. John O’Rourke. Denver; lowing Saturdays, Winston-Salem, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. John pp^mits ceased,* and, upon tht proofs submitted, Broadwav and Ellsworth will enter a decree in said estate deter 16th and California KEysione 6348 three sons. George E. Daley. Denver : Fort Wayne. Los Angeles, and J. Roach, was selected by the Mrs. J. P. Moran will sponsor a Ray Dale.v. Alameda. Calif.; Gerald Salt Lake City will be heard. Each junior boys to reign as queen at mining who are the heirs of such deceased Daley. Etsexville, Mich.: three sisters. de.ssert luncheon and card party person, at which heariny all persona claim- 15th and California Mrs. Rose Clark and Mis* Anna Dalev, of them has a practical angle on the annual junior-senior prom. in her home. 455 Osceola street, inz to be heirs at law of auch deceased Wyoming. Pa.: Mrs. Elizabeth Schulte. safeguarding teen-agers. “ Here's may appear and present their proofs. )Te Do Nat Hare Special Salet But Sell You at Our Low est PTA Officer* Named on Wednesday afternoon. April B. C. HILI.IARD, JR.. Administrator Pittston, Pa.; 16 grandchildren, and one to Youth” has drawn nation-wide Prices Every Day an All Drug Merchandise. ALTAR BREADS grcat-gra/^child. Requiem Mass was In the PT.^ meeting held last 26, at 1 o’clock. .Mmes. Gus Ibold offered Tiiesday in St. John’s church praise from educators, parents, Wednesday evening, officers for and Clarence Carson will be co- NOTICE TO CREDITORS SEWING Interment Ml. Olivet. magazines, newspapers, and prom the ensuing year were elected. hostes-ses. Cards and bunco will No. 78762 HARRY L. HART. 2260 Howell street. inent citizens. The Writers’ War Llttla Girlt* DrcMot. Rvibreiderya They are Mrs. .Arthur Murphy, be played. ESTATE OF Joseph E. Hummer, also Lakewood. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. board selected the Feb. 12 broad known as J. E. Hummer, deceased. ''WW W WW W WWWW' klonocrtminB. ^tc. Florence A. Hart; a sister, Nettie; and president; Mrs. C. J. Haley, vice The sl.sters thank Mmes. A. two brothers, Frank Har». Denver, and cast, "Latchkey Children.” as Notice is hereby given that on the 10th president; Mrs. B. J. .Murray, .sec Larche and John Fox and all who dxy of April. 1944. letters of Administra THE SISTERS OF THE Jack Hart. Cripple Creek. Requiem .Mass Script-of-the-Month for March. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING retary: Mrs. J. .Shamhurger. helped make their recent cam tion were issued to the undersigned e* GOOD SHEPHERD was offered Wednesday in Holy Ghost church. Interment Mt. Olivet. The agencies presenting “ Here’s treasurer; Mrs. Baumgard, audi paign a success. One hundred and Administrxtor of the above named estate TELEPHONE PEARL 14*1 to Youth” are the .American tor; Mrs. Steve Cinocco, hi.«torian. and all persons having risims against said LUCARIA ATENCIO. 703 27tb street. eighty dollars was realized. The eatste are required to file them for allow Surviving are her husband. Silvan© t.lassifiecl Ads Junior Red Cross, Boys’ Club of They will bo installed in the next tablecloth was awarded to Larry ance in the (bounty Court of the City and .6tencto: three daughters. Isabelle Mar- County of Denver, Colorado, within aix It will pay yoo to raad ALL ol tha following advertiseraanta. tiner., Olga Atencio, and Genevieve America. Boy Scouts of America, regular meeting. I.ane of 727 S. Ogden street. Campfire Girls. Girl Scouts, Jew ■The bake sale committee, com months from said date or said claims will Call a Atencio. four sons. Rudolph. Johnnie. The Needlework club met in the be forever barred. LeRoy. and Bobby EH Atencio; a brother. ish Welfare Board, National Cath posed of fourth grade room moth home of Mrs. H. Lord, 995 Hooker John Alberts; and a sister, TuHs Duran, B. C. HILLIARD. Jr.. olic Welfare Conference. National ers, will hold the sale in the Safe street. Thursday morning at 10:30 Administrator. PAINTING & PAPERING HELP WANTED Walsenhurg. Requiem Mass wa« srhed- Federation of Settlements, the way store Saturday, April 22. be- ZO^E CAB tiled for Thursday a* 8 m Sacred Heart o’clock. Painting and Papering reasonable. E. T. Experienced rook—prepare evening meal. church. Interment Ml. Olivet. YMCA. and the YWCA. Iginning at 10 o’clock. Everyone is Veager. S7 W. Maple. SPruce 29.’i4. MAin 7171 The committee in charge of the 2244 Vine. KM. 9396. asked to co-operate to make this Altar and Rosary society game.s TOWN SERVICE Prompt, CaorlAOQ* Servte* MRS. ROSE DITOLLA sale a success financially. DENVER FRAME, PHOTOGRAPHS party thanks all those who helped Offers s Nyesr certified GUARANTEE on CHEAPEB SATES .Mr«. Roir Ditolli. 70. of Arvada diad Anderson pbot4>a. 1206 16th Sl at Law - The Month-End card club will make it a success. .All those all make* of wsthinR machines, refrieera- CLEAN NEW CABS April II. Shf* hxfi b««n « resident of Women’s Retreat AXLE & BODY CO. rence MAin ISW Free news eota. Colortdo for 62 y^*r». Born in Italy. meet with Mrs. B. Millinger, 4121 having returns to make are asked tors, including new pert*, regardlees of age Drl. 16. J873. *h« and h«r hu*hanri. Irving street, at 1 o’clock Tuesday. to do so as soon as possible. The H. C. KEMPER. Opvratar TA. 7B92. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES Michael, cam f I© thf United State** and April 25. prize was won by N. Tieterman of Axle and Frame Service , . . aeuled on a farm near Arvada. .Vir. To Open June 15 Magor Brothers Meet 303 Federal boulevard. To date Shimmy Stopped . . . Steering PRINTING BEAUTIFUL white porcelain Coal Range. Ditolla died in 1925. Survivinr are Oil Circulator and Radio. Sacrifice. 716 fisht children, Jerry P. and V. I.. Ditolla, .After a separation of two years, proceeds amount to almost Corrected . . . Body and Fender Santa Ee. Denver; I.ewi*. George, Angelina, and The lay- -women’s retreat in Mt. Lt. Bernard William .Magor,IJ75 Repairing . . . Wheel Alignment Ceiling prices on buainess cards, letterhesds Rita Duolia. Arvada; Pvt. John Ditolla. envelopes, wedding and school announce with »tbe armeff force*; and Mra. Mary St. Gertrude’.s academy, Boulder, USNR. and Lt. (.10) Robert Vin-j Presentation parish guild . . Wreck Rebuilding. ______FURNITURE menta. Rodgers Printing Co., 611 I4th St Benalio: and eight grandchildren Re is scheduled for June 15 to 18. cent Magor, USNR, met shortly 1 fleeting was well attended. Plans 954 .Speer BlvH. TA. 4953 Beautiful bedroom, livingroom and break quiem Ma»* waa offered Saturday in The Very Rev. John Buttimer. after the first of the year. .Again future were formulated, fast set: sacrifice. 124 Santa Fe. Holy Family church. Interment Ml in March, Robert wrote that he| /^ social hour was held after the Olivet. Olinger service. C.SS.R., will open the exercises in MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED TO BUY the chapel at 7 :45 p.m. on Thurs and Bernard had occa.sion to meet 1 meeting, MRS. ROSE E. BECKER day, June 15. Mother Mary Vic again "in a most fabulous place, I ______^ RecondUioned pteno* plsyers. grands WILL PAY CASH for 6 rooms of furni D O R A N I organs (pipe and reed), orchestral instru ture. piano and sewing machine. KE. 8944. RcqiiM‘m Mx*6 will bo offered Fridty tor and her staff of sister.s i menu T R Walker. 236 Broadway SP 9 in Holy Gho*t church (or Mr*. Ro*r are leaving nothing undone to as •““ ‘’’•■'"'iGames Party fo Be H . A T l ' E R S I 7864 K. Beckor of Aurora, who died Monday sure the succes.s of this retreat. On April 1 Bernard was pro I------REAL ESTATE— FOR SALE in Rt. Anthony's hospital after an illness moted to full lieutenant, and on **Hst Reconditlomiii of six month*. Bom in Wi*eonfin. Jan. Dinner will be served by the .sis Held in Male Hall Berries Eselpsirelj* I DRUG STORES We h«ve a buyer »nxiom U> locgte in 2. 1877, Mrs. Becker wa« taken to ters to all those arriving before Jan. 1 Robert was promoted to BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH. If you Blackhawk hy her parents when ahe wa* lieutenant, junior grade. ^^733 E. Colfax, at CUrk«oB have one of the better 3-bedroom homes, three. She waa married to Henry 6 o’clock on Thursday evening. The Cathedral Altar and { Hutchinson’s Pharmacy conUct Lt. Bernard Magor is serving on CALL MAIN c m J. T. DI.NAN. CH. 2317 Becker, railroad contractor, in Middle Busses leave the Denver Trail- Rosary society’s games .Par free PiciiHip eod DeHverr Park in 1906. They moved to Arapahoe the {.’SS. Manila Bay. Lt. (JG) Yoor Naborhood Druggist villi ways bus station at 12:40 p.m., Berries Phone BPruce 0o88 700 So. Pearl ^ 1 HE HIGH QU.\L1TY county where they had lived for 33 Robert Magor is serving on the party, originally scheduled HUNT EOR REAL ESTATE, EM. 8787 2:30 p.m., and 5 p.mJ The round for March 20, but postponed JAMES HUTCHINSON of our finest granite monuments year*. Surviving besides her husband VSS. Saratoga. are a daughter, Mr*. Paul Smith: three trip ticket is available for $1.61. The Magor* were graduated owing to th e inclement is attained by the channel sister*, Mr*. Rudolph Netf. Mrs. Thomas The tramway bus stops at the weather, will be held at 8:15 First Communion F,. Hines, and Mrs. Hugh Heffron. Den* from Annunciation high school DOYLE’S process of quarr\ing and the ver; two brothers. William J. and Sam Boulder bus station and goes di and Regis college. Saturday evening in the newest line production meth D. Coyle; and two craorichtidren. The rectly in front of Mt. St. Ger The Sacred Heart Motherhood Oscar Male memorial hall, BIRDS PICTURES Ro*ary will be recited Thursday at 8 trude’s academy. 18th and Logan (treat, Den PHARMACY That You'll Be Proud of ods of caning. U'e join with P . m . in the Olinger drawingroom. Speer guild is sponsoring a series of ver. Mias Helen Steffes is EYE The PartletlUr Drvggiit other well established dealers boulevard and Sherman. Interment Mt. Assurance of a record attend monthly High Masses for the safety Olivet. Olinger service. ance is given by the number of chairman of the event. Many 17TH AVE. AND GRANT United Photo Studios in group buying, for cash, in of parishioners in service. The FROZEN reservations already received. For second Sunday in the month ha* valuable prizes will he K*. iin rSEB DKUVESy TA. 3412 1521 Curti( carload lots. Because of these MRS. CATHERINE C. COULEHAN awarded during the evening. Funeral services for Mra. Catherine C. further information or reserva been set aside for this Mas*. Three FOODS adsantages. and our own large Coulehan, 93. of 7261 W. 44th avenue, tions please phone Mrs F. J. Brady, have been celebrated so far. volume, we are able to offer Denver, were conducted Wednesday with 1935 Pine street, Boulder, phone the Rev, Norbert WaUh of Holy Family Boulder 1017, or Mrs. Thomas M. Erickson Memorial Co. Groceries • Meats • Bakery you— parish in charge. Interment Mt. Olivet. STORE QUALITY COAL NOW! Boulevard service. Carroll, 515 S. Logan street, Den Aid Society to Meet MONUMENTS . MARKERS • Finest vs-orkmanship Mrs. Coulehan was the widow of Jerry ver, PEarl 6842. MURRAY’S ROCKY ALE — KEBLER — LUDLOW — CEDAR Coulehan, an early settler who died in - Prompt Erection • A wide selection df 1899. He and Mra. Coulehan. a native In Holy Ghost Hall from one of the mont eomplott r-aafitfi St M. T. Uarrag—lO l CANON — GORDON — PINNACLE — WADGE of Philadelphia, were married in Iowa HitpUyt In thU rtrion. designs City in 1874 after she had been gradu Regis High Third in M i Spotf BItO., Oppeshs Svnkom Phones GR. 1613-14-15 MOFFAT The Sacred Heart Aid society Gai^tnt. CHtrrr 471S Waat llafi S Jaltaa • A choice af 8 beau ated from Iowa university. They made their first home here on a site along Speech Tournament will meet Thursday, April 20, at tiful granites what if now Trenont place. Mr. Coalr 2 p.m., in the Holy (Jhost hall, and UNITED FUEL-KE. 6391 ban Rrst came hare in 1860. Of six *ona and a daughter, three a^re will continue with the sewing Pick of the Mine Preparation —all at surprisingly low prices. living. They are M. J. Coulehan of Longmont.— Regis high school, project. Mrs. T. B. Liverman and Salem. Ore.; W. J. Coulehan of Wichita. Denver, won third place in the Mrs. F. Cazin will be the hostesses. Kans.: and Leo Coulehan of Wheat Ridge. JACQUES BROTHERS In addition. Mrs. Coulehan it survived ninth annual regional speech by a sistar, Mrs. Stella Puracll of Pueblo. tournament of the National For Holy Family Parish Boy ensic league. The meeting of the **Wbtn lift attmtd unbtarable and I was Since 1902 Leaves After Furlough moat along, roar andtntanding aenrieaa madt ALARM CLOCKS Red Cross Is Official Rocky Mountain chapters, in an ordtti tndurablt.*' which more than 75 students par 28 E. 6lh ,\ v e . T.Abor 6-468 Study in Mundelein ticipated, was held this year in S. Sgt. Richard K. Sanders, ion That Iribait to our work means mort to' ua REPAIRED than personal profit could over mean. Our Chicago.— Red Cross -work now Longmont. Robert Fahey of of Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Sander* constant effort k to merit such expreasiona. Mail Order* Given is an integral part o f the campus Regis won in the humorous decla of 4341 Yates street, left Monday Prompt Attention life in Mundelein college. There mation division. James Yelenick for Foster Field, Tex., after spend are 16 fully equipped first aid of Regis captured oratorical ing a 15-day furlough visiting his RED. P. HACKETHAL Only Quility Clock* Accepted honors. The Cheyenne, Wyo., high parents and friends. He has been COLD SPRING stations at the college, the first FUNERAL DIRECTOR in the Chicago area to be ^iven school was first in the conteat, stationed in Foster Field 18 Preston Jewelers MONUMENTS U(l K*>t C»lfit. It Garl-n KAft 1»7 IHAUTI8UI CMniTfS official permission to establish a and Fort Collins high school was months. Sgt. Sanders belongs to 2311 E. Colfax EA. 5586 Bed Cross unit second. Holy Family parish. Thursday, April 20,'1944 Office, 938 Bannock' Street • THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone • '4205 PAG E N IN E The D e n v e r Catholic Register FI. President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor...... R t Rev, Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, minds and to move their wills that Mass and Dom Matthew Britt. GIIFSIFCIIIIF The Perfect Prayer J.C.D.. Litt.D.; Rev. John Cavanagh, M.A., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. they all may realize this and PAGE TEN Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DE>r\^ER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. KEystone 4205 Thursday, April 20, 1944 REPAIRING-RENTALS IA"§URA^XE STATEMEXTS Best Band Produced by Abbey School given the b o y s pictured Amonc iiuuraaca companies licensed to transact business in rhe aggregation, directed by Frater Timothy Lord, O.S.B., will be heard in the school musical contest ON ALL MAKES Colorado by tbe State Insurance Department are those printed below to be held in Pueblo on April 28. as follows) All Makes Typewriter Service L- 438 Uth STREET BARNES SCHOOL BLDG. MAIN S4fA Tht toUowlaf ceaiptalcs rsprtsutsd The following companiea repreaantad J. J. CELLA IN’SUKAN'CE AGENCY ■7^ MUNICIPAL on(d 1120 Ssearltr Bids. KE. 2«SS REED & CO. G. A E. Bide. CB. IC7t CORPORATION BONDS STATE o r COLORADO Insuraacs Dspsrtasiit Durango.— (St. Columba’s Par PREFERRED and Synopsis of Slstemtnt for 1043 ss rso- STATE or COLORADO ish)— Sgt. Tom McCartney of the d cr^ to tht Commissiontr of Insursnct. IntorancA D«partmtnt marines has been awarded the| u reo* Commcrcisl Cssoslty ininrsnes Company SynoptiA of SUtamtni (or 1J43 Silver Star for outstanding bra COMMON STOCKS Ntwsrk, N. J. d tr^ tn tht CommlAAlontr of InAinAurancte very in the battle for Bougainville. A s s e ts ______J12A1T.701.56 Amtrlran Indtmnity Comptnr GaWtaton. Ttsai Tom. who has been ioverseas for! Lisbilities ______-■- 9,116.0*6.16 nearly two years, rescued a| We specialize in securities of this area. C s p its l______1.000,000.00 Ajifta ___ W»723.83L5J Surplus ...... 2,700,725.40 Llabilitita ______3.625sW1.52 wounded companion and was un-! We invite your inquiries. CaplUl ______1,000,000.00 der machine gun fire for 15 niin-j SurpluA ...... i.r,,--- ...... 1.100,000.00 ute.s protecting stretcher-bearers' ST. JUDE THADDEUS ST. PHILOMENA’S PTA TO HEAR HOLY FAMILY PTA MEETING! Solemn Novena TALK ON CHILDREN’S READING IS SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 24 (St. Philomena’* Parish, Denver) There will be a preliminary in-i (Holy Family Pariih, Denver) Landrum. Mr. and Mrs. Louis S t Philomona’s PTA will meet struction and rehearsal for the 'The Holy Family PTA will hold at 2 p.m. Mopday, April 24, in the adult Confirmation candidates and King, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoag, its monthly meeting April 24 at 8 Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Barth, Mr, and VIC TORY and echool auditorium. Miss Carolyn their sponsors Wednesday, April | p.m. in the school hall. The McCartney of the Denver public 26, at 8 p.m. in the church. sisters will meet with the parents Mrs. Charles Lovelace, Lt. and VEAiE library will address the srroup on The following parish bridge before the meeting. Routine busi Mrs. Harry Lawrence, and Misa “ Vacation Readinfr for Children.” clubs met this week: Mrs. Harry’ ness will be transacted and the Mrs. Harry T. Zook, chairman O’Day’s club met with Mrs. T. V. Marjorie O’Neil will be the Mother’s Day nominating committee to select: honored guests. Invitations are of the nominating committee, will O’Connor: Mrs. L. E. Burns’ met (Holy Rotary Parish, Denvar) bfficers for the coming year will being issued to all Holy Family May 8 to 15 present the slate of candidates. with Mr.s. J. H. La Tourette; Mrs. be named. Refreshments will The election of officers will take G. L. Monaghan’s club met with The Young Ladies’ sodality held alumni, a meeting Wednesday, April 12, follow. place. , Mrs. Glenn P. Schafbuch; Mrs. Tickets for the opera, Mignon, Spanish Play to Be Given An appeal has-been issued for L. A. Fair’s club was entertained in the home of Misa Mildred have been distributed among the In keeping with a precedent set Preacher: Rev. W. Roney, O.P, scrapbooks to be* sent to soldiers in the home of Mrs. Henry C. Davidovich. Officers were unani- various societies for disposal. by last year’s Spanish II class, in isolated territories. The scrap- Cooper; and Mrs. C. J. Campbell Minneapolii. Minn. ■mously re-elected. They are Mar Mrs. C. C. McCarthy has the Los Yanquis Espanoles will give I books may be delivered to Mrs. entertained Mrs. M. A. Hickey’s tickets for the PTA, and Mrs. a Spanish program April 21. The SHRINE OF ST. JUDE THADDEUS G. A. Schwartz. Ten-cent war club. garet Stucka, prefect; Margaret DOMINICAN FATHERS Paul Kriley for the Altar and cast of Vna Casa de LocoSi the stamps will be on sale at the meet Mrs. T. C. Sleimers gave her Horvat, seci^Ury; and Caroline Rosary society. Tickets may also play chosen this year, consirts of 1909 South Ashland Avenue ing. fifth blood donation to the Red Padboy, treasurer. Betty Ann CHICAGO 8. ILLINOIS be had at the rectory. Robert M cngelkam p, William The members of Girl Scout troop Cross blood bank April 5, and Zalar was elected vice prefect. The St. Rita’s circle will meet Secord, William Wagner, Martin 124 received their credits for arts Miss Joan Ryan gave her seventh committees and chairmen follow; Wednesday, April 26, in the home Graber, Paul Barrows, and Kath-f and crafts at the mcelinR held blood donation on April 14. Membership,, Margaret Horvat; Petitione may l>e ncnt in before or of Mrs. Paul Kriley, 4330 Utica erine Jackson. Tuesday, AprH 11. Plans were Miss Miriam Zook entertained at gift, Frances Kucler; miscella d u n n jf rtie N o v e n a . street. A pantomime, “ Modern Calam-i made for a tour of inspection of a miscellaneous shower April 11 in neous, June Jackson; and enter Arthur C. Cooke. Sr., of 4457 a fire department engine house on honor of Miss Virginia Gammill, tainment, .Mildred Davidovich. ity,” which closes with the jarobe] Quitman street, left April 2 for tapatio, the Mexican hat dance, j Rev. Edward L. Huffhe#, O.P., S.T.Lr., April 18. The election of officers whose marriage to James Wilson Several members of the sodality ^ e Great Lakes naval training was held with the following re- of St. Francis de Sales’ parish will be a main feature of the| Director are to take part in the Living Ro station. He is an apprentice sea .sults: Sixth grade— Rita Flanagan, will take place April 21. program. This pantomime wasi sary in Holy Ghost church April man in the navy. Mr. Cooke’s son, president, and Theresa Tallon, Lt. Charles Torpey of .Childress, written and directed by Mrs. 0. J.! 30. Arthur C. Cooke, Jr., seaman Mengelkamp. Robert Lasham. j treasurer; fifth grade— Barbara Tex'., spent the weekend with his Harold Horvat, pilot in the Sweeney, president, and Theresa second class, who had been home Gregory Jones, Martin Graber, { parents, the J. J. Torpeya. navy, was recently promoted to on leave has returned to Fsrragut, Waldron, treasurer. Miss Lois Isaacson, daughter of and W’illiam Blalack are thei lieutenant, junior grade. He is the Ida. actors, and Rita Hoag will read l im fO in iO i! The sacrament of Confirmation Mr. and Mrs. Philip Isaacson, be son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Earl Henry is an apprentice KoUtf-^hoiL ^yyianu will be administered in St, Philo- came the bride of T. Sgt. Paul the explanation. Spanish songs' Horvat. seaman in the Great Lakes train W mcna’s church on Sumlay. .^pril Masterson, son of Mrs. Mona Mas- will be sung by a chorus consist-1 ing station. * ;10. at 4 p.m. Candidates wishing terson, prior to a Nuptial Mass Work has begun on sn operetta ing of Theresa Hoare, Lucille | James Alfred and John Allen i to be confirmed will kindly notify .April 10 in St. Philomcna’s church. to be given by the Holy Rosary King, Catherine Jackson, Gertrude; school. Production dates have;twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Containinu: Prayers at Mass, Father Edward Woeber as early Father Woeber officiated in the Ryan, Margaret Callahan, Monai as possible. The parents of the ceremony. been set for May 6 and 7. The Earl Ford, were baptized Thura- Schmidt, Lucille Sagatalian, andj matinee performance will* be Sat- day, April 13, by Father Leo Occasional Devotions, and children in the public and pa The bride’.s sister, Mias Marga Rosemary Kirk, accompanied by Prayers to the Holy Ghost, rochial schools who are to be con- ret Lsancson, was her only at- urday, May 6, at 3 p.m. Flynn. Sponsors were Mr. and Betty Lewis. ‘ lirmed arc a.skcd to have the chil tencient. Chris Weight was Sgt. Mother M. Mildred, mother gen- Mrs. Robert Ja COpe. Vincent The following students were Practical llflys of Honoring dren and their sponsors at the .Masterson’s best man. A breakfast eral of the Third Order of St. Arthur, infant son of Mr. and named on the honor roll for the the Holy Ghost, etc. church .Vpril 80 at 2:.30 p.m. was served to the wedding party Dominic, is visiting the sisters at Mrs. Charles Seymour, was bap last quarter; Seniors, Gregory in the bride's apartment. 4670 Pearl street. She is on a Sunday afternoon. April 16. Jones, Kathryn Jackson, Theresa "Hnw much m»re trutiful and mrrttnrinu. The couple will rc.side in Den school inspection tour and is ac by Father Fl>*nn. Sponsors were Hoare, and Therese Duffy; jun-l our life and nur work would b* if wc hiil Women Who ver. The bridegroom is stationed companied by Sister Vincent Frank Cawley and Bonnie Brown. iors, Alvina Bruno, Irene Koloche-; *om* ihoucht the intimate Indwell* Peter Michael, infant son of Mr. inc of the BIc.tacd Trinity in the iioul. — if at Buckley Field. M a n e . ski, and Patricia Svohoda; sopho-] STYLED RIGHT FOR SPRING wf hut realized that a «oul in grace is a Suffer snd Mrs. Karl Caruso, was bap mores, Dolores Artese, Jeanne, child nf (*ori. a spotise of Je^us Christ, a tized Sunday afternoon, April 16. Bryden, Clifford Schmidt. Jack J F you want to step out on these fine spring days with temple of the Holy (ihost? — The arrange* ; by Father Edward Fraezkowski. ment of !hc«e beautiful prayers and re* ' Toohey, Robert Ziska, and .Mice complete assurance that you ar6 w^ll-groomed and flections on the Holy fihnit is wrought hy 1 from SIMPLE Mrs. JoHii MuitaugH Again Edmund R. Verdieck and Carmen Lesser. the head and the hand of a priest of long Caruso were the sponsors, with looking your best— just make sure you are wearing one eiperience in the spiritual life /’—From the Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cope as The decision was given to the of the new Curlee Spring Suits. rr'*faro of His KTcollpncv William A proxies. affirmative team in the Lincoln Griffin. Bishop of Trenton. Leads Denver Deanery club debate held Friday. April 14. It actually is as easy as that— and the reasons for it €MIA Prom Will Be on the question that the United aren’t hard to find. Curlee Suits are styled by leading I.AR6E LE6ISLE TYSE. CI-OTH El 00 Here's One Of The Best Ways Sutes should join the post-war To Help Build Up Red Blood I Held May 1 designers who help create the trends in ma.sculine M < ATIiOUC liOOKSrOKhS or Mis. John Murtaugh was re-1 Dressed appreciation to the Ave world cartels. Margaret Callahan,' You girls who Buffer from simple anemia Milton Shrednik of KOA, and Thomas Ranney, and Theresa; attire. Quality and smartness are keynotes in the selec or who lose so much durlmIK monthly elected president of the Denver Maria clinic for its services. The orchestra, have been obtained tion of Curlee Suit fabrics and of linings and inner JO.SEPII K. W.AGNKR. Inc.. periods that you feel tired, wes! Hoare upheld the affirmative, and, out"—due to low blood Iron—try-trvTvma Lydia ’Bonthly meetingcooking classes *t Vsil have proved i,y the junipr class for the junior- S3 Park PI., .N. V. S. Monday afternoon. Mrs. ] so popular that 50 boys snd 70 ______...... Michael Klamann, Pauline Kae- materials, as well. Expert tailoring builds comfortable Plnkham’s TABLETS. . last senior prom to be held in the berle, and Daniel Griffith the PIpbm lend...... ___ enpivt Holy Ghost fit and extra months of wear into every suit that carries PlVkliam's Tablcjs are one-of the great- .Murtaugh thanked all for the girls are now enrolled. Mrs. Ellenl gjj'ver ’ oTade ” of” Cosmopolitan negative. William Secord pre Minutl to home’ustlrheip bi^ w ico-operation^ that made | Trepper. whojeaches hand pottery hotel on May 1. Lucille King was the Curlee label. lO help build up it:u uluvu | ; ■ . . , ' j' >• ji i *, T* :i W sided. Rive more Strength—In lucn case* Follow the year so successful, and es- and line needleworK vmi, nas elected queen, with Rita Louise label directions, worth tryi'ip/ pecially for the expression of con-'done much to develop the natural We have Curlee Spring Suits in a complete range of 3 Remittanc* enrloRrd Q Sfnd C.O.D. Ho*g .nd Rozemzry Kirk, senior 1 ______4I)IC______Lydia Pinkham's T A S iC T S fidciicc shown in a.^king her to artistic instincts of the residents member* of her court. And Rose- styles, models and sizes and they’re economically priced. I continue as their leader. I of that area mary Barth and Dolores Lovelace by the American History club- Come in and make your selection today! I A vote of thinks was given Mrs. 1 Mrs. William Kimmins reminded junior member*. Ronald King will Lucille Sagatalian gave a short Paul Fitzgerald, outgoing treas- the members that spring house be crown-bearer and James and talk on the meaning of Pan- lurer. for efficient service given I cleaning should mean a call for Thomas Westover will be the •Amdricanism, and songs and Span * 3 2 5 0 Special Offer--All 4 for Only 10c I the society. Mrs. .1. J. Buckley will the St. Vincent de Paul salvage pages. ish music concluded the program. Climbing Tomato Vine Peach I carry on the dutie.s as trea.surer, truck to pick up all papers and The chaperon* will be Mr. and The sophomore mid-spring for fr«rit In s o Oayo.l discarded article*. She also made mal on April 14 proved to be a SAVC QAKOCN SPACE K**arSbla orance*. color. I ami Mrs. E. J. .Sedelmayer will Mrs. F. G. Bruno, Mr. and Mr*. Gnorokout Fruita. p<’rfr Pwri’i Skin 8s It«. ■ nitdlralwl Klintiflc Externally Caused diKOTtrr icta d lr atop* miterablt Itching tt T9m ar« vlUi RHEUMATISM raniad b* Ptoriuit. Ecicnia, Ocmiatitli, pImpIm Hrt U far IsUract* Arthritis Naaritta Sciatica Acnc, Pimplea. Scalp-Itch and athcr ax- ini FacU A ktJpfil lioMa tUl Wbj eoatlnoa to sugar tba Icrnal alln allmcnta. Hai helped clear ikin Thit nttha^ «u •r1rlRBt«4 kj % mab agonlxin* paina of these die- irrltatione for over IS reart. Thii eaperier MakArrmauiMil far aaaaa whaa the oanal raiaadlaa formula la vreiaeleta. atainleea, acta ooicklT fcArt froai plMBplta af axtamal Mtvrc haaa (ailed f Laara about a •nd haa brontht new hope to akin aoSarara. Many oaara mv pralaa H hlc^ly. oaw, tmatworthr, madam, aon-ourgical Try at our risk. Rraulta gnarantaad In It • nfomatian la abanlataly fraa. Da«*t traatmant aaathod. Thia marraloua treatment daya or money back. Sand. ft. If C.O.D. May arrltlnf far H to & A. GWaBa. la conplatal* axnlalnad m the Ball Clinic’, poataga extra. Paul Broa., Phanaaciata. IS37 Aaathvaaf Kanaaa CHy Ma naw gRCR Book. Write todar Me ebliaatlon 1221 White Plalni Bd. (Dept T.B.7) K.Y. tt Ball CUaic,Oapt. 7tfg, Exttlaisr 8*rlata,Ha, N. I !S1<;WS OF THE PCEBIH DIOCESE WALSENBURB PUPILS RAISE $1,400 ANNUAL COMPETITION IN PllBjDorot/iy Byers Has Leading Role in Lenten Paper Drive RELIGION TO BE HELOjg Senior Class Play at Catholic High And Penny Campaign (Pueblo Catholic Hifb School) | FOR DIOCESAN PUPILS Dorothy Byers carries the lead-; ing role in The Doctor Hat a I Score Great Record Daughter, a rollicking comedy ot it -■ The anmul competition in re- another for high school freshmen three acta, which will be played by ; ligrion f6r the Bishop Willging and sophomores; and a third for Hotchkiss. — ( S t Margaret the senior class of Pueblo Cath a-n-ard udll be staged again this students in the seventh and eighth Mary’s Church)—The family of olic high school in the school hall Amoont to Be Applied Toward ReducHon of year in the schools of the Diocese grades. Joseph Ulibarri, Sr., will celebrate this Sunday and Monday eve of Pueblo, according to an an The topics, as announced by Fa the golden jubilee of marriage and ning, April 23 and 24. Matinee i Sf.iMary’s Indebtedness; Each Student nouncement made by the Rev. Hu ther Newell, are: probably the home-coming of their performances will be given for the ■ bert M. Newell, superintendent of For juniors and seniors: “ The three sons from the armed serv children and the sisters of the city I schools for the diocese. The con History of Our Parish.” ices Sunday, April 23. Mr. and on Friday and Sunday afternoons. Goliecfs $5 Minimum test will again be conducted among For freshmen and sophomores; Mrs. Ulibarri were married in With an idea of romance that three divisions of studente by ages “ The History of Our School.” 1894 in Rosa. N. Mex. They lived results, in confusion for all her WalsenburR.— The students of St. Mary's school brought and classes. One topic is offered For seventh and eighth grade pu five years in Tierra Maria, N. Mex., relatives and friends, the 16-year- to a successful conclusion their drive to raise funds for the for high school juniors and seniors; pils; “ Why I Should Like to At and after that for eight years in old leading lady works the plot of parish debt reduction campaign. They succeeded in rais tend a Catholic High School." Arboles. From 1911 to 1931 they the story into a mass of jumbled High school entries are to be lived in Mancos, and after that failures. Laughs and chuckles fol ing a total of $1,400. The amount was raised by the sale Pueblo Hospital approximately 900 words in length made their home in Hotchkiss. low each other as one tangle in of scrap paper and a conte.st conducted in the .school, whereby and should be typewritten or leg Eleven children were born to Mr. volves another until the whole each student raised a minimum of $5 by approaching friends ibly wTitten in ink. Grade school and Mrs. Ulibarri. four girls and skein is woven into a delightful for donations to the amount of from one to 10 cents. This seven boys. All the girls and two entries should be about 250 words comedy. drive began in the first week of Lent and contifiued until Guild Founder in length, and may be typewritten boys died. Those living are Sera- fino, Joseph, Pachomio, David, and Double Cast Banter. ------— ------—• or legibly written in ink. All con New roofs on the rectory and testants should use only one side of Jacob, the latter three of whom Is Trained Dies Suddeniy are serving in the army. Jacob, the convent have been completed. standard size paper. New roofing on these buildings The competitions will close Mon a member of the air forces, re The play carries a double cast DCCIW PflllL[! day, May 1. All entries are to he in cently had a narrow escape when for several of its parts. Besides William Durkin, who playt the part of the doctor, and Dorothy | Mrs. Mary Ellen McCabe, Dorothy Byers as Tommy Billings, founder and organiser of the St. the school office in Denver by that hib flying boat fell into Lake Pon- Byert, leading lady in the aenior data play of Pueblo Catholic high ? renaired * chartrain. La. His first action it includes Bill Durkin, Eleanor Mary Hospital guild, was stricken time. Each school is to submit its achool, "The Doctor Haa a Daughter." C D f A four best entries for each division. after coming out of the lake, was to Rodacy, Ruth Shinnick, Lorraine suddenly on the morning of April Simonich, Dorothy Kirch, Cathe 16 and died that evening. She Entries should be signed with a pen ask a priest to say a few Masses name and the envelope with the in thanksgiving. He and David rine McGann, Mary Jane Thomas, was the wife of Edward M. Mc Norma Siegle, Sarah Occhiato, Cabe, chairman of the drive held pen name and real name of each and Pachomio hcf^e to be home Cathedral Parish to Have entrant should be securely at next Sunday, when the parents Don Campbell, Mary Agne.« I several troops of Cub Scouts. A recently for the benefit of St. Pat Venuto. Teresa Mae Abell. James ! meeting wa.a held last week, and rick's church and Pueblo Catholic tached to each essay. celebrate their golden jubilee. SOUL WOOKEII There will be prizes given forj Father Emil Eckert had a letter Lane, Patricia Monack. Virginia Joe Bon was appointed cubmaster. high school. Scoggins, Charles Achati, and First Communion Classes Den mothers are Mmes. Jack The Most Rev. Joseph C. Will- each division. The prizes will be 1 recently from Sister -M. Candida, suitably inscribed copies of the his sister, a member of the Do- George Hendricks. jTurner, Joseph Stimack, Joe Bon, The quarterly meeting of the ging. Bishop of Pueblo, was pres CCD edition of the New Testament.; minicans in Germany. She is teach- land Steve Judiscak, and Mis.s Lee ent for the funeral service and board of directors of the Pueblo Selection of the winners is to beiing school in St. Ingbert, in the 40 HOUR.S' DEVOTION (Sacred Heart Cathedral Pariah, tinue every afternoon for three 'Ruffini. Mrs. Turner is furnish gave the absolution. Mrs. McCabe ing a clubroom for the use of the DCCW, held the afternoon of April w-as a pioneer member of St. Pat made by judges not associated with! Saar. The message contains an in- Pueblo) weeks. The children 'will receive 14 in the Cathedral hall, was well the schools. jquiry about her brother's welfare DIOCESE OF PUEBLO Classes in preparation for First their First Communion Sunday, cubs. The Cub Scouts are made rick's parish. She, had been a res up of boys between the ages of attended. Miss ident of Pueblo for more than 40 A similar .contest is being con-1 and the news that his relatives are April 23, 1944 Holy Communion will begin Mon May 14. Marie Stillham- ducted on the same dates in the;alive. C- a n t / nni nr in.i. * .. "j"® “ "tl >2. Father Francis years and was prominent in the Second Sunday after Eatter day, April 24. inakthe Cathedral m e r , social Archdiocese of Denver. _j_ • ; Papesh is director of the scouting activities of the hospital guild Canon City Holy Cron abbey school at 3:30 p.m. and will con IS il tn St. Marys hospitah Mrs ! program in the parish. worker f o r the since she organized it in 1934. Victoriano Valdez of 812 M. 11th, and Mrs. Robert Hughes, newly organized Through the efforts of the guild street was 111 in a local hospital fori Cpl Thomas Yourick, Pvt. Benj Pueblo (latholic the pediatric ward of the hospital ■a few days. amin Atencio. Pvt. Sonny Mestas. Charities, ad- was furnished and money-raising Parochial League Softball I New parishioners are Rose Dis- and Seaman Lesher Martinez are dre.ssed the meet activities were staged for the ben losky and Lillian Swagel of 312 visiting relatives. ' ing, and Miss efit of that institution. She was W. .Ninth street. Cecelia Seicovic A new supply of certificates of| ■ , Agnes Quinlan, a member of the parish council of of 310 W. Eighth street, and Mrs. honor for members of the parish from the Denver the DCCW and of the Tabernacle Schedule of Games Given Frances Keast of 201 E. Eighth serving in the armed forces has Catholic Charities, was introduced society and had been active in the street. Mrs. Mary Hebein is now | been received. In this certificate to the audience by Monsignor A. J, Miller. sodalities of the parish. living at 620 \V. 15th street. jit is ' stated that the individual j The softball schedule for theland St. Leander's; 6 p.m., St. Maj. and .Mrs. F. G. Palladino serving God and country in the; Mrs. , H. J. Tyson gave a com- In addition to her husband, she Pueblo Parochial league, as an-i.Mary's and St. Francis'. Mineral is survived by four sons. Edward of Tuscaloosa, Ala., spent a few military service is being remem-; P.''®"®'”'''’® I'eport on libraries and nouneed by the Rev. Clement V. Palace park. days visiting with -Maj. Palladino's bered in all the devotions and! *'^®'!?*'“ ''® recommended the J. McCabe, Denver,' Eugene L. Gallagher, is as follows: April 27, 4 p.m.. St. Leander's McCabe, Omaha, Nebr.; George M. brother-in-law and sister. Dr. and services of St. Mary's church. reading of The Dorr Fliee South, April 20. 4 p.m., St. Francis' and Sacred Heart home; 5 P-m.-iMr^rBrnno DeRose,'"m^ by James A. Hyland, and The McCabe, Detroit, Mich.; and John St. Marys and St. .Anthony s.i F. McCabe, Washington, D. C.; and St. Patrick’s; 6 p.m., St. Le- wood street. Road to Victory, by the Most Rev. ander’s and St. Anthony’?, Min Mineral Palace park, Lawrence Burke, son of Mr. and Franci.9 J. Spellnian. four sisters, Mrs. J. J. Prender- April 28, 4 p.m.. Cathedral and gast, Pueblo; Mrs. Mary Rogers, eral Palace park. Mrs. L. E. Burke of 2301 West St. Francis’ The war .stanip drive is still April 21..4 p.m., St. Patrick's St. Leander's. Mineral Palace park; street, is an ensign pilot in the open. .A .Mass will be celebrated on Rockville Center. Long Island, 4 p.m.. Sacred Heart home and St. N. Y .; Mrs. William Monaghan, navy and is stationed in South April 26 by Father Lucien Lauer- Francis’, Sacred Heart home PTA Officers man. national director of the Kilkenny. Ireland; Miss Winifred grounds. ' America. Lyons, Dublin, Ireland; and one Cardinal Thanks Lloyd Beauvais, formerly of 417 .N'CSSS, in thanksgiving for its May 4. 4 p.m.. Sacred Heart! success. April 26 is the Feast of brother. John 'T. Lyons. Clare Mor home and Cathedral; 5 p.m.. St. stationed in Par- Our Lady of Good Ounsel, who is ris, Ireland. Seven grandchildren .Anthony'.s and St. Patrick’s, Min ragiit, Ida., training recruits for Are Elected also survive. the patron of the NC.SSS. Trinidad Woman eral Palace park. the navy. The McCabe family had recently l May 5. 4 p.m., St, Francis' and The Rev. John J. Kelley, Chan The report of Mrs. Earl BuUer, moved to 621 W. Orman, at which j cellor of the Pueblo diocese, spoke (St. Francis Xavier’* Parish, war activities chairman, was fci- location they were residing at the! Mrs. Mary Peplak of 208 W. f c * ; ’''' at the Communion breakfast of Pueblo) dicative of the many hours that Main street, Trinidad, is in receipt! u-nL hnmp ^ 4 h Catholic women are devoting to time of Mrs. McCabe's death. / -----u c-_ Heart home, Sacred Heart hpme the Y'oung Ladies’ sodality on Sun* In a recent meeting of the PTA. of a letter from H. Em. Cardinal j 'war volunteer work and the vari- I the following members were Luigi Maglione, Papal Secretary o f ' , , c, i j • A** .• ^ i j . tt- r . l •. ;ous agencies connected with this State, thanking her in the name of I ‘ ^ r r 'i^ " u a ^ ' effort, Delegates From the Holv Father for her cenermis •' P-f’ - SL Pat-lof Mr. and Mrs. .Martin Malter,;Mrs. Andrew Andrews, pre.sident;] „ , donatio^ of $100 to the Peter’s,f«thedral. Mineral Pal-, Jr „f 623 W. 23rd street, operates ; .Mrs, Joseph Menor. vice president®x- Pence collection when it wa-i taken J* trainer for the army in the Mrs. Joseph Zupancic. secretary; P'®^^''’ 8 ,” ®®P.. "oirow oyer the .._ iu. Pueblo diocese last' P-'"" Cathedral and j Carribean area. He was home on and Mrs. Virgil McDonald, treas- ' ery Rev. Raymond Trinidad Attend Mr. and Mr*. Jo*eph Ulibarri, Sr. I up in the autumn St. Anthony?, Mineral Palace I furloujrh a few weeks ajjo. urer. jNewell. Copies of this resolution ;park: 4 p.m.. St. Patrick’s and Sac-: Raymond McCarthy. .Ir. son of Members of the parish in the,f:",^^ , - .1 1 . . ito the Walsenburg deanerv, This is the second time in two; red Heart home. Sacred Heart, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCarthy armed forces recently home on fur- . , A State Meeting years that such a letter has ^en home grounds. of 2416 Greenwood street, is, a lough here are Elmer Gluiic, Henrv I "he Most Rev Joseph C. Will- received by a Ivvwoman in the Dio-^ May 18. St. Francis’ and Ca-' .sergeant major at the Fort Ugan PelTion, RBymond Hren, and li. kioR. Bishop of Pueblo, addressed cese of Pueblo. In 1942, Mrs. Mark. thedral. Mineral Palace park. | hospital in Denver. He wa* in Raymond Smelicb, all of the army: I^^® women epmmend- Trinidad.—The Rev. F. L. Se-j Deti, now d ^ a s ^ , sent a .similar I The following dates have been Pueblo over the weekend with his Richard Greening of the navy; and'*^8 them for the splendid work gift tn the Holy Father on the oc-:determined as "open time": April fiancee. Miss Dorothy Waters, to Violet Mae'Keast of the marines. I ^“®y *''® "Oing in the dioceje. bastiani. S.J., and A. R. Cresto casion of the collection known as 28. 5 p.m.; Mav 5. 5 p.m ; Ma.V were delegates to the Colorado visit his parents and to attend the the Peter’s Pence offering. Mrs. 12. 5 p.m.; Mav 18. 5 p.m.: Mav Tri-Hi-FoUiee, which Tirfl Mc The school softball team started _ , , . • ^ ■. . . State Credit union's annual meet Deti was a parishioner of St. ,19-, 4 p.m.. and 5 p.m. All these out the season s Parochial league 1 ^ 1 1 1 0 8 0 U O U nC ll A C iS ing in Denver held in the Cos-' Carthy supervised. Mary's parish, Montrose. lopen times apply to Mineral Pal- Mrs. William N. Baker and softball ptay by a win over St. mopolitan hotel. •Mrs.. PeplakPepI ' is■ a member ' of ' "Holy ’ ace park and will fje used for any Anthony's team. 10-8. Father The Knights of Columbus will j daughters, Anne and Susan, have Dn Hospital Project Trinity parish, Trinidad. The let- games that may have to be post- moved to their home at 517 Van Clement Gallagher is again carry honor the Holy Trinity basketball; ing the principal burden of mak team with a party in Community; ter, which she received from Cardi-1 poned because of weather condi- Buren. nal Maglione, written at the direc- tions. Lt. Howard Abell, son of .\Ir. ing the league function by draw- Trinidad. — Discu.ssion is now hall Tuesday, April 25. The Rev. tion of the Holy Father, follows: ing up the schedule and arranging:under way in the City Council of Joseph M. Sheehy. S.J., will be the A tournament is planned after and Mrs. Ernest Abell o f ' 1818 From The Vatican, Feb. 14, 1944. the competition of the league play. Grand avenue, is in the air forces for playing sites. Trinidad for action in regard'to speaker of the evening. Dear Mrs. Peplak, Mrs. George Rothweiler, for- « better disposal of sewage for Holy Trinity cub pack held its The results of the first week of in Italy. I “ It is my very pleasing duty, at play saw the following scores: St. Cpl. Henry M. McCarthy, Jr., merly Mrs. Pearl Corbett of this Mt. .San Rafael hospital. The monthly pack meeting in Com ^ ithe gracious command of the Holy parish, was a vi.sitor in the city hospitalhas $500 available for munity hall Sunday. April 16. Anthony’s 8. St. Francis’ 10; Ca- son of .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mc .Father, to convey to you the ex- thedrarteam 3. St. Slarv's 6; St. with her husband for a few days the work, the amount being ob Guests of the afternoon were Miles Carthy of 2415 West street, has ^ pression of his deep gratitude fori Patrick’s 4. St. Marv’s 16; Sacred last week. tained from a recent Goodwill club Reynolds, field executive. Cokedale been transferred from Waukisha, Anton Oechsle of this parish re-j benefit. An estimated additional cub pack; and C. T. Cook of Santa your most generous gift, in the Heart home 0. St. Anthony’s 11. (TurntoPagell —Column S) amount of $100. recently received I — ^ ------cently received news of the death, $500 is necessary to meet the cost Fe pack. The usual business meet at the Vatican through the kind of his brother, Theodore. 'o f construction. ing was followed by a talk from ness of your Bishop and of the Mr. Reynolds. •Apostolic Delegate. , J. F. Torres gave a talk on “ Your offering, the fruit of so No vena to Little Flower "Child Delinquency.” many sacrifices, has truly touched PUEBLO I the Holy Father’s heart, and he ap- ; predates very greatly the noble ! sentiments of filial devotion and To Open Sunday, May 7 THATCHER | S T . M A R T S PUEBLO attachment to the person of the BLOCK DRUG ' Vicar of Christ, which inspired you HOSPITAL The second annual diocesan no SHELTON BRYAN. Her. , in putting together this valuable calities from British Columbia to CONDUCTED BY California, and in several state.s “ AN ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION I Rift- vena in honor of the Little Flower PHARMACY" Sisters of Charitv DUIVDEE in the Northwest. BEAMAN "In his paternal gratitude the of Jesus^i'ill open in St. Leander’s PHONE aa 41* QUINCY PHo'NH 4T(* CLEANERS & j Supreme Pontiff bids me assure church in Pueblo the evening of St. Leander’s church was sol K o o F I ^ (; I you that he wHIl give you a special emnly dedicated as the official di DYERS Saturday, April 29, and will run Imulatinn ■ ITeaf/ierafrip : remembrance in his prayers, and ocesan shrine of the Little Flower Phone 8 6 2 I6U1 * euub«th SU. Phont I4J* as a further token of his affection throughout the week closing on in May, 1943, by the Most Rev. P. E. WYNDLE. Prop. 305 Grand At. Pd. bio. Cole. and solicitude, he lovingly imparts Sunday, May 7. This year’s novena Joseph C. Willging, Bishop of ROBERT S. FARIGY PRICE CLEANER WB RETUR.N EVERYTHING Bln PHONE 305 THE DIRT to you his Apostolic benediction, will be conducted by the Rev. Vic Pueblo, of which diocese St. Ther- MONUMENTS AND DYER praying that it may be for you the ese of the Child Jesus is one of GRAVE MARKERS NO ODOR—NO DELAY—NO 1 source of abundant heavenly favors tor C. Couvrette, a priest of the the titular patrones.ses. The first REGRET and blessings. Diocese of Seattle, who haa at- diocesan novena was conducted in 707 S. Msin St. . Phone 260-W 62.5 Court St., Pueblo Abriendo Marketeria “ Assuring you of my deep es May. 1943, by the Rev. Edward TYPICAL teem, I avail of this occasion to ex F. Garesche, S.J., and since then Quality Moats press to His Excellency Bishop weekly devotions have been held SUNDAY DINNER & Grooerios Willging, my kind regards, and re in the church by the Rev. Albert F n ar Business It Appreciated THE D. E. BURKE 503 W. Abriendo Are. main. Schaller, O.S.B., paator. “ Youi"s very sipcerelv in Christ, Phonea 2308-2309 The diocesan novena is intended The Palace Drug Co. Plumbing & Heating Co. ONE DOLLAR “ (Signed) L. CARD. MAGLIONE. to be for the benefit of the whole 18-320 N. Santa F e A ve. “ Mrs. Mary Peplak, care of His diocese, and non-Catholica as well S GrmpcZruJt R o m D*vi]*4 E a s The Repair fPorh a S p e cia lly Vegetable Soup QUALITY SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Excellency the Most Rev. Joseph as Catholics are welcome to at R ou t Prime Rib* of Beef (Rart) An Jui C. Willging, Bishop of Pueblo, tend. Those who are ywighed Phone* 27-28 406 N. Main St. Office Phone 909 R out Colorado Tom Tnrkep— Pachomio Ulibarri Colo.” down with the problems of a Brown Gravy BroUed Spring Lamb Chapa—rltlnt Jelly world at war may find com Baked Virginia. Ham—Appla Rinci RMETWORS fort and solace by approaching Baked Young Chicken—Dtauing ^ m SHOE m ^ K. OF C. WILL INITIATE CLASS God through the means of- the Boaat Preeh Ham—Applaeauee iRobinson Bros.| New Potatoa* in Cream MART little Saint of Liaieux, whose “ lit Buttered A »pan gi» «*7 Cols. tle way” has become famous MAJOR Salad — Choiea of Deaaarta — Coffee N. Mau Bldg. IN PUEBLO HALL ON APRIL 30 throughout the world. The Influ PRIVATE PARTIES ence of the Carmelite . nun was DAIRY 1 PUBLIC DINNERS felt strongly in the first World THE PRINCE Plans are under way for the chancellor; and Joseph Pollock as war,' and her intercession could X Pure Milk and Cream Z C Complete Betal AccomaedaUoa* warden. Pueblo exemplification of the first, well be used by those who are en T *U n toaeb ad bjr H u m a n Hand* X PHARMACY second, and third degrees of the Siegle, N e ^ ', Pollock, and Ed grossed in a war that is really The ward J, Pettit will exemplify the a continuation of the former con X H o m e Delivery 4 Pharmaeetiutieal Chemist Knights of Columbus on Sunday, second degree. District Deputy' flict. 1 WE SELL FRANCIS | FLOUR VAIL HOTEL C«r. Northern A Pino PhoDo S4S April 30. There are about 20 can James Castelano of the Trinidad It has been customary for the PUEBLO. COLO. didates initiated into the first de council haa obtained the degree faithful to send their petitions to 1 ICE CREAM 1 Th» ttandard of quality for gree, who will receive the higher team for the exemplification of the St. Leander’s ichurch to have these parfeet baking. third degree. t P h o n e S9 7 1 3 E. 4th St | degrees. It is hoped to have approx Rev. Victor C. Couvrette requests placed in the box before The Salida council intends to the shrine. Special petitions should imately id more men ready for the CHURCH AND SCHOOL send five candidates to Pueblo to tracted large congregations by, his be sent in now to be kept in the second and third degrees by that receive degrees here. Other coun forceful eloquence. He comes to box during the diocesan novena. PROGRAMS — BOOKLETS — CATALOGS time. ' cils in the district are expected to STATIONERY — OFFltl FURNITURE AND SUPPUES Pueblo with the reputation of be These petitions may be addressed The degrees will be exemplified follow the lead of Salida. A ban ing one of the most dynamic speak to St. Leander’s rectory, 1440 E. IFrit* or Call in the lOOF hall, 7th and Grand quet for the new members, to ers in the West. He strikes particu Sixth street, Pueblo. In the past GROVE DRUG STORES O’BRIEN PRINTING A STATIONERY CO. avenue. The first dejfree will start which the local council members larly at present-day problems. year Father Schaller haj received FIVE BETTER DRUG STORES at 10 a.m., with Florian Siegle as and their ladies are invited, will be Phone 603 114 W. 5th Street For a long period of years he OINTRAL BLOCK nFTH A M A IN r grand knight; Frank Carroll, dep held in the evening in the Vail ho- PUEBLO, COLORADO has conductea novenas in honor igh 341*H A GRAND 7 2 6 EL 4 lh M E SA JUNtTTON uty grand knight; Joseph Neary, teL V of the Little Flower in many lo cewion of the Little Flowitr.