> Member of "Audit Bureau of Cireulatiom Contenti C o p y rig h t by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 194&^Penni8sion to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. 17 to Begin Preparation for Woric DENVER CATHOLIC As Priests in Denver Archdiocese I ^ G I S T E R St.'James' New School Applicants, Largest The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. Price of paper 3 cents a copy. Number at OneTime] VOL, XLIV. No. 2. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1948. II PER YEAR. Cana Leader Father Hughes Transferred to Chicago To Enter St. Thomasi Fr. O'Brien Appointed Seventeen young men have been accepted to Will Deliver begin preparation for the priesthood in the Archdio-- r cese of Denver and will enter St. Thomas’ seminary' Special Talk Pastor at St. Dominic's this fall, it has been announced by Archbishop Urban There is a difference between a J. Vehr. ^ This is the largest number of applicants good marriage and a marriage be i - The Very Rev. Peter tween good people who are trying O’Brien, O.P., has been named ever received by the archdiocese at one time, and will* to be good separately. in a few years provide priests acutely needed by the; Marriage is a vocation, a special pastor of St. Dominic’s church way of life, and a sacrament. Its hi Denver, according to an an rapidly expanding Church in the Archdiocese of goals can best be reached and its Denver. _|_ + problems be.st solved in an atti nouncement by the Chancery Of the 17 applicants, 14 arc resi tude of prayer and worship. office, succeeding the Very Rev. dents of the archdiocese. Eight of These fundamental postulates of Vincent R. Hughes, O.P., pastor at them have attended Regis college, 165 Students the Cana movement will be ex the parish for the past six years. four are graduates of Regps high Father Hughes has been as THE NEW lO-CLASSROOM element nounced. It is expected that about 75 more will be en school, two of Holy Family high panded and explained in Denver rolled before classes start. The building is located on Thursday 'night in a talk by the signed to a teaching post at the school, and two of St. Joseph’s high ary school of St. James’ parish, Denver, is the east side of Newport street, between E. 12th and Expected atj Rev. Edward Dowling, S.J., one Dominican house of studies in school, all in Denver. shown above. Already 380 children have been reg 13th avenues. The basement auditorium of the school of the prime movers in the Cana River Forest, 111. In addition to his Following are the applicants; istered for the classes, which are expected to open building will be used as a church, and will seat plar for rescuing modern mar duties as pastor. Father Hushes William Andrew Beye, 2730 about Oct. 1, pending the completion of the work on approximately 550 persons. Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Thomas' riage. also was superior of the priests Elliot street, Denver. Graduated the edifice, Father Wm. V. Powers, pastor, an Carbndelet will teach in the school. stationed at the parish and, in from Westininster high school. At An unprecedented enroll-* ■ Father Dowling, here to give a tended Regis college for one year. course of lectures in the Summer accordance with canon law gov ment of 165 students will be' Now Stationed in Denver John Joseph Downing, Jr., 3417 School of Catholic Action now be erning superiors, he is assigned to W. 38th avenue, Denver. Gradu on hand for the opening of St/ ing conducted in the Cathedral another ^ s t after completing two ated from Holy Family high school. Thomas’ seminary Tuesday, schools, will deliver his address in terms of office. Daniel Joseph Flaherty, 3115 the Cathedral grade school cafe Sept. 7. This represents an, A strange set of coincidences Priest Received Last Rites West Denver place, Denver. Grad teria at 8 o’clock. increase of more than 35 student* marks the transfer of superiors at uated from Rems high school. At The talk is open to all interested iSt. Dominic’s. Father O’Brien, who over last year’s student body. In-' tended Colorado School of Mines eluded among the new’ enrollees, in the subject of marriage; no ad I has just completed two terms of for one year, and Regis college for mission-will be charged. i office as Provincial of the Chi are 17 candidates for the Arch-, Three Times in Mission Work one-half year. diocese of Denver, and nine for cago province, appointed Father The philosophy of marriage ex John Michael Garvey, Spring- the Pueblo diocese. Students from pounded by Father Dowling and Hughes as pastor in Denver. field, Mass. Graduated from St. Father O'Brien By D a v id I. R y a n When Father Schaefer first 24 archdioceses and dioceses arc other Cana leaders received wide Meanwhile, Father O'Brien In his 20 years in the mission took up his mission assignment he ^ Charles’ seminary, Catonsville, Md. represented in the record enroH-' attention recently when an article successor, who wos elected in July,ytPupils Come field the Rev. Michael A. Schaefer, started with four mission outposts. Robert Greenslade, Chicago, 111. ment. j in Look magazine, written by is the Very Rev. Edward L .' Attended Quigley and Mundelein S.J., was anointed for death three In his years in the field he estab Important changes tn the faculty, Gretta Palmer, explained the aims Hughes, O.P., a brother of Father! times; Once for black water fever lished 27 more, and so was oper seminaries, Chicago, 111. Joseph Harding, 555 E. 8th ave of the seminary were announced' and methods of, the Cana move From East and fa tropical disease); a second time ating a total of 31 mission out this week by the Very Rev. Francis, ment. angle has re.sulted in this .situation: ^ ^ . nue, Denver. Graduated from Ca for malignant malaria; and a third posts by the time he left in 1947. Keeper, C.M., rector. The Rev, According to the Look article, Father Hughes was appointed to time for gangrene. The gangrene Prefacing his remarks about thedral Preparatory seminary, the Cana leaders are interested in Denver by his former superior and West to bbCA New Yopk. Attended St. Joseph’s James O’Sullivan, C.M., professor was contracted from infected pioneer mission work in general of canon law and moral theology at the whole of marriage— its every present successor, and is removed seminary, Yonkers, N. Y. bruises, received in swimming a and his own adventures in British St. Thomas’ for 18 years, is being day obstacles as well as its spir from Denver from his brother and Twenty-one states, Canada, In- George Willard Kearney, 3373 Honduras in particular, Father transferred to St. Mary’s seminary, itual aspect. For example, the present superior. dia, China, and Hawaii have’beenl?“ ®’‘‘f W. 36th avenue, Denver. Gradu represented thus far in the Den-|‘®"’. debns-laden nver and back Schaefer says; "A missionary has Perryyille, Mo., mother-house of Christian attitude toward sex is Fathers O’Brien and Hughes (Turn to Page 7 — Column 3) ated from North Denver high ver session of the Summer School the Vincentian Western province. succinctly phra.sed:^Sex is good in have been intimate friends for In addition. Father Schaefer school. Attended University of of Catholic .Action, which opened Replacing Father O’Sullivan will", itself but not by itself." many years. They were classmates was stung by scorpions 12 times. Colorado and Regis college. Monday at the Cathedral schools. be the Rev. John Danagher, C.M., Father Dowling does not attempt and studied in Rome together And many times, he says, jungle James Anthony Keelan, 4119 The school will continue until Fri Estes Park Church who has been teaching the same to present the Christian ideal of where they received their doctor mosquitoes gather so quickly and Navajo street, Denver. Graduated day of this week. from St. Joseph’s high school, Den subjects in Perryville. marriage as an easy one. "Fifty ates. After their return to this heavily that smudge pots have to ver. Attended Regis college. Another veteran professor at St.' years of marriage are not too country, both became philosophy be set around an altar so that a W o rk Proceeds 635 Enroll Harry Kelsey, 4630 W. 34th Thomas’ who is being transferred much to approach the Christian professors. Father O’Brien in priest can say Mass. ideal,” he says. But the rewards of For Classes Although construction work on street, Denver. Graduated from’ is the Rev. Thomas F. Schmucker,. Washington and Father Hughes in Just one year ago Father Schae C.M., who is going to St. John’s' adhering to the Christian philos River Forest. the new Church of Our Lady of Holy Family high school. Attended A total of 635 persons enrolled fer returned to this country after the Mountains in Estes Park is Regis college. seminary, San Antonio, Tex. Re ophy are worth all the effort a for the varied courses of the school couple can put forth. Father O'Brien, who celebrated almost 20 years of pioneer mis progressing, the edifice will not be Richard Thomas Koory, 815 placing Father Schmucker as pro in its first two days. Of this num sionary work in the "green hell In answer to modern propagan his 25th jubilee in June, was pres ready for dedication until some Worthington street, Omaha, Neb. fessor of dogmatic theology and ent in Denver when Father Hughes ber 459 attended day sessions and of the tropics," British Honduras. time in the spring, announces the Graduated from Central high Latin will be the Rev. John W. dists who see the answer to mar 176 were present for night school riage problems in divorce, the noted his silver jubilee May 26, a He is now stationed in Loyola par Rev. Francis Kappes of Loveland, school, Omaha. Attended Creigh Conrpy, C.M., who comes from^ classes. Thirty-seven priests,^ 162 Cana leaders firmly and unquali celebration attended by Archbishop ish, Denver, seiwing as assistant who has charge of Estes Park. ton university. Kansas City, Mo., where he has nuns, and 436 of the laity are” reg fiedly assert; “ Every marriage can Urban J. Vehr of Denver, the pres pastor. The edifice is being built of rock, Vincent Lovett, 556 E. 8tb been rector of St. John’s prepara-, istered thus far. succeed with God as a third part- ent Provincial, Father Edward Born, reared, and educated in and such type of stone work con avenue, Denver. Graduated from tory seminary. . ]| . Hughes, and a large number of Tuesday morning’s dialogue St. Louis, Father Schaefer was or Der. , Father Hughes struction is necessarily a slow pro- Rockhurst high school, Kansas The Rev. Philip LeFevre, C.M., clergy. Mass in the Cathedral of the Im dained in the Cathedral in that cedUi^’Vr-- A ■ ,v . City, Mo. Attended Rockhurst col who has been serving aspndcurator Father Hughes, who returns to maculate Conception was offered city June 25, 1925. He taught Work will have progressed far lege and the University of Kansas at the seminary for the past year, River Forest as professor of phi by Bishop Joseph C. Willging of pre-medical students biology at enough so that the basement of the City. will become the new rector of the i Select Companions Wisely, losophy and Church hi.story, has Pueblo, who officiated in tlie ab Creighton university, Omaha, for church can be used this winter for Daniel Richard Lucy, 3622 Kansas City prep seminary, The'l sence of Archbishop Urban J. (Turn to Page 7 — Column i ) three years, and at St. Mary’s the offering of the holy sacrifice of Meade street, Denver. Graduated new procurator will be a newly ' Vehr. college, St. Marys, Kans., for one the Mass, Father Kappes said. from St. Joseph’s hip;h school, Den ordained Vincentian, the Rev. Gar Ex-Chaplain Tells Draftees In an. address delivered after the year. ver. Attended Regis college. ret Winne, C.M. Mass, Bishop Willging urged all B y ViN'CE.N'T L o v e t t ice. Among other duties at St. Jo Father Reinert, Boulder Hurricane ICilled 11 Priests William Robert McCormick, 69 Another newly ordained priest., those attending the school to fill "Select your companions wisely.’’ seph’s he will act as the chaplain He went to British Honduras Franciscan Sisters' South Emerson street, Denver. the Rev. Raymond Ruiz, C.M., will - Thi.s is the word of advice a for Denver General hospital. Native, Is Vice Rector themselves with the spirit of the in 1927 to teach in St. John’s col Graduated from Cathedral high teach mathematics and science in Apostles, to sacrifice themselves lege, then located in the city of school, Boston, Mass. Attended veteran army chaplain would give Catholic Percentage Higher Superior in Denver the college department. He will do ' to those young men who are now completely in the cause of spread Belize, a seaport town of the only Dentley school of accounting and The men selected under the new The Rev. Paul C. Reinert, S.J., Mother M. Chrysostoma, Supe (TumtoPageS—,Column 8) facing the new draft under the Se a native of Boulder and vice presi ing the faith. British colony on this continent finance, Boston. draft law should contain a much rior General of the Franciscan lective Service Act of 1948; dent of St. Louis university, has The Pueblo prelate said that the After the college was destroyed by John Francis McGowan, 3260 higher percentage of Catholics than Sisters, Daughters of the Sacred Two from Register been appointed vice rector during Mass is' the most perfect form of a devastating hurricane in 1931, Race street, Denver. Graduited “ Young men coming into the has been fn the army, and, in gen Hearts of Jesus and Mary, was ex the illness and convalescence oj Catholic Action, and that partici when 11 priests of his commpnity from Regis high school. Staff to Seminary army," says Father Milton Girse, eral, a more educated and higher pected to arrive in Denver by j; the Very Rev. Patrick J. Holloran, pation in it is expressive and sym were killed. Father Schaefer was James Richard Purfield, 8 Ha C.SS.R., t-'are thrown into a com class of people since it will be a plane on Sept. 2. On her visit here Two young men i^'ho have been S.J., president and rector of the bolic of all the other efforts of the assigned to missionary work. The zel avenue, Colorado Springs. pletely foreign life with all kinds limited draft. For this reason Fa she will be accompanied by the university. Father .Holloran was laity to spread Christianity. college is now again operating Graduated from Cheyenne Moun employed as’ proofreaders on the., of people, both good and bad. If ther Gir.se thinks that the Cath Mother Provincial, Mother M. taken ill recently and is now re Driye for Clothing outside the city limits for day tain high school, Colorado Spring. editorial staff of the Register are .j they select the wrong people for olic men should have less difficulty Maura. They have been in St. cuperating. students only. Attended Louisiana Polytechnic in among the 17 students for the || their friend.s, they are very likely finding suitable companions. All students will be asked to Louis. The provincial house is in stitute. to get into trouble.” The young men who made up the Named vice president of the uni- pledge _ _ a new infant’s or child’s Wheaton, 111. William Sievers, 600 Garfield Denver archdiocesan priesthood* .After spending the past five occupation force in Japan were versity in June of this year. Father Mrment for the clothing drive of Lourdes Parish School Mother Chrysostoma has come street, Denver. Graduated from who will study at St. Thomas’ sem- i years as an army chaplain, includ tough to handle. Father Girse re Reinert was formerly dean of tlve'TRe National Council of Catholic from the mother-house of the com Regis high school. Attended Regis inary this term. They are Joseph j ing two years’ service in Japan, Fa marked. The greater majority of college of arts and sciences. As Women. Clothing gathered in the W ill Open Sept. 27 munity in Salzkotten, Diocese of college. Harding, whose home is in Yonk ther Girse has re.turned to St. Jo- them were extremely young, jjnd vice rector he will have charge o¥ campaign will be sent to Pope Pius Paderborn, Germany. She i» in Raymond Kenneth Sullivan, ers, N.'Y., and Vincent Lovett,] The new school of Our Lady of seph.’s church, Denver, where he not sufficiently trained. According the Jesuit community as well as for distribution among the needy this country to preside at the 3458 Steele street, Denver. Grad whose home is in Kansas City, Mo. • was located prior to his army serv (Turn fo Page S — Colump of the university. children of Europe. Lourdes parish, Denver, will open general chapter of the comtnunity uated from Regis high school. At Both have resided in Denver afii Monday, Sept. 27, with the first which will be held this fall. tended Regis college. 555 East 8th avenue. four grades this year. One grade FOUR GRADUATES OF CATHEDRAL HIGH will be added every year. Text books have been received at the rectory and will be distributed to the pupils beginning Sept. 20 so In Few Years Silver Plume Mines Yield Six From Denver to Enter Novitiates that little time will oe lost on the opening day of school. Five girls will leave this week to enter the novitiate of the School playgrounds north of th4 Fortunes in Spite of Violence, Murder Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati, 0 ., and one boyf Robert [^rineTine have been leveledleveU o ff with affording By J o s e p h E.m e b 80N S m i t h » duction in spite of the greatest some locations yielding 12 feet of Smith, a member of the 1948 graduation class of Cathedral ample space for tlothe * children to Dean of Denver Newspapermen contest and struggle for possession solid ore! Nothing like it had ever high school, is leaving Denver Sept. 2 to enter the Maryknoll (Copyrighted. 2948. Reproduction in play. New desks and blackboards whole or in part forbidden) in the history of mining. Men of been struck in Colorado, the vein j will be installed in the buildin novitiate at Lakewood, N. J. Silver Plume owes its fame as nerve fought each other for the system consisting of the main, •! Three of the girls, Margaret this equipment is now being hefj royal prize in a manner bordering out high school, Margaret wi for the school at a warehouse. one of the world’s spectacularly trunk vein giving off important 'I Burke, Margaret Ann Ehnie, and rich mining camps, with a pro on the incredible, until murder Mary Helen Graves, are members a member of the Loyola Young and scandal involving a leading branches at both ends and from ' duction of nearly $50,000)000 in' the northwestern portion the split- ' of the graduation class of 1948 of Ladies’ sodality, and was treas Civil war general and personages a few years made brief by the off to the richly producing Seven- Cathedral high school; Jean Nolan urer of that organization. Size of Present steadily flowing streams of white in high position in Washington and New York attracted the at Thirty mine vein. “ One vast ore . attended Cathedral grade school Margaret Ann Ehnie metal on which continuously rode before the family moved to Long tention of the nation. channel or ledge of immense value ' Margaret Ann Ehnie is the violence and death, to the now and carrying veins of surpassing . Beach, Calif.; and the fifth girl, Class Emphasizes silent twin rnines, the Pelican and Men who had millions in their Agnes Gardt, has resided in Den daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil richness that radiate through the \ liam S. Ehnie of 891 S. University the Dives. Their brown dumps, grasp lost all in the struggle, the crevice matter like branches of a ; ver during the past year. intensity of which can be appre boulevard, and a member of St. jutting from the side of Sherman tree,” is the description in the Need of'Burses ciated when one reflects that they Margaret Burke V/incent de Paul’s parish. She has mountain and 700 feet above the report of one geologist. had in their possession the grand Margaret Burke, who is one of attended Cathedral school for 12 With the publication of the ac town, mark, the erstwhile kings among C olorado silver mines, est of ore channels, the vein run . Pelican Mine DiecoVery || a family of .six children, is the years, and was the recipient of ceptance of the largest class of as daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William pirants to the priesthood in the outdistancing all others in pro ning to 17 feet in width and in Of the two stories of the dis- i a high school scholarship. She is covery of the Pelican, take your \ J. Burke of 654 Elati street, and the second member of her family history of the Archdiocese of Den a member of St. Joseph’s parish. ver, contributions to the St. Jo choice. The one told by the late i to be graduated from Cathedral Mrs. Alice Buckley and her half- • She attended Cathedral grade high. Her sister, Mary Catherine, seph seminary burse should go up Her Catholic Action school in the first and second like a skyrocket in weeks to come. sister, Mrs. Mary Collins, still j was a member of the class of 1940. Jiving in Silver Plume, is of a _i| grades, and then transferred to Margaret Ann was an officer in The need of priests in the rapidly Loyola school. On being graduated expanding Church program of the pioneer Catholic family with drama ■ Our Lady’s sodality, the Legion - A Midget Musical in every incident. Let us start at •; from the eighth grade she merited (Turn to Page 8 — Column 3) archdiocese is underlined in red the beginning, for the historic ‘ Margaret Burke Margaret Ann Ehnie a scholarship to Cathedral high + + + pencil by the acceptance of 17 SPOTLIGHTS AND + + + school. Her brother. Bill, was also young men for service in this sec value demands that it be pre SPANGLES can be a mission- served : a member of the graduation class tion of the Lord’s vineyard. sionary’s tools. Twelve-year-old of ’48. Contributions to the burse in Joan Vecchio, a pupil at St. Ellen Short, born in Ireland, In her eighth year she won third the past week amounted to $37, Philomena’s school, wanted to when a babe was taken to Dundee, place in the Archbishop Vehr essay bringing the total in the burse to do something for the Infant of Scotland. With her sister, Rosie, contest. $1,495.60, still a far cry from the Prague nursery. She gathered her and brother, Arthur, she was brought in 1860 by an uncle. $6,000 goal. Contributors included playmates, ranging from seven to Margaret was an active memb« Father Tracy, to 'Missouri where in the Loyola troop of Girl ScouiC Miss Kathleen Gill of Denver, $25 12, and be^n training them for in memory of her uncle; a friend, the priest had resided for some under the leadership of Mrs. J. E. a benefit show. Monsignor Wil years. Arthur with four other Denver, $5; a St. Catherine’s pa- liam Higgins permitted the tots to Doherty, and held several offices rishiqner, $6 in thanksgiving for a young men went to the Black Hills during her seven years’ . member use the parish hall. in South Dakota to take up land ship. favorT-eceived; a friend, Denver, The tiny actors practiced $1; and anonymous, Denver, $1. and grow hay, which was Scarce, During her high school years, diligently— this was to be a big- Interest from a $6,000 burse is and in demand for the cavalry Margaret belonged to numerous or applied yearly’ to the education of time production, with 25 cents troops on the frontier. In 1862 ganizations. She was vice president a seminarian. It is evident that a admission and at night, too. they were murdered by Indians and of her sophomore class, secretary good many burses will be needed One hundred people saw the (Turn to Page t — Column S) of her junior class, and an officer merely to provide for the IT\ stu show last week. Fh'eddie Albi, in Pur Lady’s sodality. Through- dents in this year’s class. eight years old, captured the Franciscan Superior audience with magio| the piano Gifts are welcomed in any Confined to Hospital Pupils to Report Tuesday amount The burse is sponsored by tinkled, and the Infant of Prague For Books at Cathedral Archbishop Urban J. Vehr o f Den nursery netted $26.60. The Very Rev. Angelus Tintle, ver, chiefly responsible for the ed The cast of the musical in O.F.M., superior of the Franciscan Studeati of Cathadral high ucation of seminarians of the arch cluded Jean Carbone, Rosemary community in Denver and pastor school, Dcnyer, will report for diocese. Carbone, Elaine Carbone, Irene of St. Elizabeth’s parish, under-, schadulos and boohs on 'Tnetday, All communications should be Carbone, Patsy Weaver, Marylyn went an eye operation Aug. 31 at Sspt. 7, at 8 a.ni. Grade school addressed to the Most Rev. Urban Kaplan, Barbara Smith, Tanny Mercy hospital. Reports from th* pupils arc to report on Wednes J. Vehr, Chancery office, 1636 DeLuise, Jeanine Bartlett, and hoapitol indicate that Father An Mary Helen Grayei Jean Nolan day, Sapt. 8, at B a.m. R«b«rt Smitli Logan street, Denver 6, Colo. Sandra Morganti. Joan Vecchie gelas ia recovering satisfactorily. PAGE TWO Of^ce, 988 Bannoclc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Office, 988 Bannock Street Thursday, Sept. 2, 1948 In Few Years Silver Plume Mines Gove Ex - Chaplain COMPLEIE SUNDAY DINNER Our Ledy of Fatima Soup, Cocktail or Melon Cup Gives Advice CHOICE OF 5 ENTREES Fortunes in Spite of Violence, Murder B Y C. BOSSERON CHAMBERS Potato— Vegetable— Salad To Draftees Neve hand colored print in a fine gold frame Dessert and Drink (Continued From Page One) it and, of course, McCunniff, of Lafayette, Ind. The Perdue com were buried in the new camp of didn’t offer to give back the pany owned the western 800 feet (Continued From Page One) Served 11 A. M. to 5 P. M. mine,” says Mary Collins, “ but Available in the foUptoing sixes. Deadwood. adjoining the Pelican, and from to the .estimate o f the chaplains in 85° McCunniff was kind to mother. a871 to 1874 McCurdy and E.'Hol- Japan about 45 per cent of Giem ' Ellen was married in St. Joseph, SIm Price 17th Street He let her run the Pelican house, liogsworth, stockholders of the came irom weak home environ- Mo., in April, 1861, on the day the hoarding place for his miners. company, managed the Perdue. ments-^roken homes, etc. As a Between Welten She had 60 boarders. Mother 5 ^ ” X $ 2 .0 0 ea. war was declared between the Litigation commenced in 1872 with re.sult there was a great dea , and California weighed but 90 pounds. She had states, to Daniel Griffin, born in action in court bremght by Streeter misbehavior, which was quite detri two women to help her. Father Jo and McCunniff who claimed a por mental to U. S.-Japaneae relations. 6^4” X 7M” 2 .5 0 ea. | ^ S 4 0 0 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN01 MUSIC! Waterford, Ireland. With h i s seph P: Machebeuf first, and Fa tion of the Dives as a part of the Father Girse said that he noticed friend, Pat McKibben, and 36 ther N. C. Matz afterwards, when Pelican and Zillah lodes. The Zil- the difference in the conduct of the ^Dr. D. C. Werthman^ couples, all Irish and young, the he was pastor at Georgetown, said lah had been bought by S. C. soldiers when the older combat vet l O H ” X 1 3 ;^ ” 4 .5 0 ea. Mass at the Pelican house. Mother newly wed Mr, and Mrs. Griffin Bennett and Americus Medley: erans left and the young 18-year- and Associate HANSEN & HANSEN kept large boxes which she placed $100,000 was paid and it yielded and Rosib'atarted with the party’s old men came in. JEWELERS together for an altar and laid over enormously. 11%” X 1494” 5 .5 0 ea. Dentists Japan Reipacts U. S. wagon train for Denver. Daniel them a white table cloth. Among As the suit went on, the most 1 PLATES 1628 17th St. Griffin was chosen to deal with the miners were many Catholics. able legal talent in Colorado was This, of course, was before S t Pat . i i % ” X 1 7 3 4 ” 8 .0 0 ea. ^<01 lith atmt IMI Iltb atTMt< ONE STORE ONLY the Indians while crossing the obtained and the lawyers’ fees rick’s church was built early in the amounted to thousands of dollars respect for the Americans. 1___ V KEnton* i m TAbM ITU ^ plains. At that time the Redskins '70s. Alice and I gathered wild we defeated them in war they feel were giving but little trouble to monthly. I8 H” X 1 0 .0 0 ea. flowers for the vases on the altar. General John A. Logan of Civil that we must be superior to them new settlers though they were Father was given a job on the Peli They also have an exalted idea ol protesting against the wanton C.n n Jrn ll until ‘ hen United States Sen »hortly before ator from nilnois.Illinois, the vrestgreat firnfirm the U. S. owing to the fine equip See Our Complete Line of Religious Pictures. slaughter of the buffalo. Ellen his early death.” ment of the armed forces in Japan. Griffin often told of the sickening of Honore and company of New j o H i i s o n s Alice, who married Jeremiah “ The occupation has arous^ odor from carcasses where only a York, and McCurdy acquired 1,000 Buckley in Silver Plume, vividly feet on the Dives, adjoining the ^riosity in Christianity, because STORAGE & m ouinc CO. leg or a small portion of meat, it is considered an integral part of frequently the tongue, a'delicacy, remembered E. S. Streeter sitting Perdue holdings which, up to 1876, THE JAMES CLARKE produced far more ailver than the American civilization. With many Z O C 4 £ dk M.€M/C t> iSTA^ €M had been removed. at the desk he kept in the Pelican eastern division. it is merely curiosity but many Indian Taetiet others are quite interested. The house dining room, making up the “ The more they paid, the greater CHURCH GOODS HOUSE Upon the approach of a partv, miners’ payroll and keeping the main handicap of the Church in JVIOVIXTG became the appetite to grab every Japan is the lack of sufficient the Indians’ custom was to ride books in the early days of the thing in sight," Streeter related.. Esublifhed 1902 1636 Tremont Place up, throw a blanket in front of priests and nuns. mine and before serious trouble “ In the district court at one time the team in the lead, and point to “ The opportunity for the Church T A . 3 7 8 9 For the Safely of Your Goods 27 law suits were pending. There in Japan is unlimited, but nothing Denver 2, Colo. it with the greeting, “ How!" This started. “ I have seen him count were suits and countersuits, in out $1,800 in bills at a time at will happen 'overnight. The Jap- meant “ presents" or a fight. junctions and- counter-injunctions. that desk, the wages of our board anese people are so completely Use Johnson Sorvice on Every Move Daniel would grin at them in his Tom McCunniff and I and our ers. He was a little man, not five pagan in their outlook, their tra agents for united van UNES, INC friendly way, go to the wagons co-owners had not only local in feet high, and very tight with ditions, and their customs that the *^0 AND FBOU BViarW H ERK' and collect food, sugar, coffee, and dividuals to fight, but the very money although then they were task of converting them necessarily tobacco to spread on the filthy Government itself through those 661 99 STORAGE - PACKING - SHDIPPING making plenty. The boarders called will be a long-time job. blanket. The party was not mo high in office who had become in W hy Pay More’ Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway lested. him ‘Skinflint Streeter.’ My father terested in the Dives property.” Convarti Are Ottraciaed was not bitter, only sad with re “ Before a Japanese gdilt is suf PHONE MA. SIS? Griffin, a stone mason by trade, At the beginning of 1874 the (Trademark) built a stone house on two lots on gret that no one thought to advise ficiently prepared to be baptized.” A. B. C. DOLL SHOP him to put in the words, ‘in the suits had reached such a stage ARTCRAFT the prairie near what is now 16th that the Pelican owners were at he continued, “ it is usually neces Ur, u d Unk Jobs A. UeCoort CltBDtrt and Hattar* and California streets and then event of my death’ in the docu sary to spend almost a year and a ment penciled by the priest at his taching all the ore that came from DOLLS and TOYS Whart tha Churm et Nawnau la followed the majority of the party a certain M rt of the vein claimed half instructing him. This, in itself, WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES Raatorad to the mountains. In Novadaville, dictation when he thought every is a big obstacle to the conversion Odorltia Dry Claantng by them. The Dives owners mined COMPANY Doll Hoipitml where the Griffins settled, Alice breath would be his last. ‘Were of the Japanese. In addition, any e.U|io» BUtatt' Btptircd Pick-up and DcIlTarr Barrica their ore during the week and ran Ra-Waarinf was born Nov. 8, 1862. Tom those words in,’ I 'heard him say Japanese joining the Church is Colorado Owned Stores toil AnpihM MA. TflT to mother, ‘you would not be slav it down on Sundays to Georgetown lid Gltnarm Jat, D. Uaizola. Prop. Rogers, a Missourian who had to a waiting purchaser or to a usually ostracized by his family. Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. MinMr al Blttud Surtaint Parltli crossed the plains with the party, ing your life away’.” “ Those who do join the Church place of concealment where, rumor 30 South Broadway 15th and California was her godfather. Daniel had And now, for Streeter’s story said, it was buried. Wagons were usually become excellent Catholics, taken a partner and was mining. of the discovery of what was des at the Dives promptly at 12 o’clock however. At Sunday Mass more 3933 W .’Colfax The following May, six months tined to be a fabulously rich mine: Saturday nights and for 24 hours than half of the congregation usu after the birth of his blue eyed, Straater Diicoveri Mine the rich ore was hauled down the ally receive Communion and many golden haired daughter, their only Streeter, born in Goshen, Mass., zigzag road following the steep of the girls have entered convents.” child, Daniel was goihg to Mass in 1815, was a bookbinder in Bos contour of Sherman mountain, un Father Girse said that he visited when a friend ran to him, shout ton and Washington until 1851 der protection of mounted patrols one convent in which there were ing. “ A provost marshal is killing when he came West. Thirty-six at with rifles and revolvers and scores 12 nuns. Of the 12, three were your partner in the saloon!” the start of the Civil war and of of guards similarly armed, hired Japanese and the other nine repre Even the younger Provost marshals, finding it dif frail physique, he was not mus at fantastic wages to guard the sented eight different nationalities. ficult in the mining camps to ob tered into service but assisted in ore and the mine from capture. Father Girse’s home is in St. Louis, Mo., where he was a member set is flocking to tain voluntary enlistments, occa organizing and was one of the Richest Pocket Found sionally resorted to brutalities. drummer boys of the Third Mis of the Holy Rosary parish. He re Contracts and sub-contracts were ceived his high school training and JOSLIN’S . . . They placed barrels of cheap whis souri mounted infantry, the ‘‘Dare let in the Dives at this period, key on the sidewalks, plied young Uey^ regiment.” In 1862, a bull- the first two years of college at St. when the richest pocket that had Joseph’s preparatory college, Kirk where tiiey find men with drinks, and at the right wmfeker in a caravan of 17 wagons, ever been found in these silver moment signed them up for the he came to Denver. After panning wood, Mo. He spent one year in mines, size as well as value con- Kenrick seminary, St. Louis, and army or shanghaied them. Daniel for gold at Fairplay and running sidred, was opened. This ore body the cutest clothes burst into the saloon where his a sawmill at Black Hawk, that then entered the Redemptorist was seven feet wide and most of it novitiate at De Soto, Mo. artner lay insensible on the floor, autumn he returned home and re sold for $500 to $700 per ton. On ever . . . at Small adly beaten, and while attempt sumed bookbinding and painted He received his philosophical two successive Sundays more thap and theological training at the Im- I n :/ ing to drag him out was struck oh wagons in Chicago. Loading two $70,000 worth of ore mined during Profit Margin the head with a heavy revolver in wagons with canned goods in 1864 maculate Conception seminary, the week was transported to Oconomowoc, Wis. Father Girse \/ the hand of the provost marshal he drove to Denver where he sold Georgetown. Once, within 24 The blow killed him. Nothing was the loads at a good profit and went was ordained June 29, 1940. (S P M ) 'prices hours, $66,000 was taken there and After his second novitiate, which done as the town marshal could to Idaho Springs where he built secreted. Streeter and McCunniff find no witnesses. Daniel Griffin the flume for the Whale mine mill. he spent at Glenview, 111., he came that,., are kind obtained a court injunction against to St. Joseph’s, where he taught re NTANGIBLES are thinai that cannot be touched was buried in Nevadaville. Rosie After this job he started prospect the Perdue company, John H. Mc went to the state of Washington ing and in 1866 came to George ligion in the high school, and had to Mommie’s Curdy and others, restraining fur charge of the Young People’s club or grasped. Boulevard Mortuary strives to make with members of the party from town where, in the winter of 1867- ther work in this spot of contested I Missouri who saw nothing to hold 68, with John McCunniff he took and the grade school athletics. every service a ministration to the living as well ground on the Dives lode. Father Girse entered the army in budget. them in Colorado. The widow a contract to produce 50 tons of Judge James B. Bclford from at a tribute to the departed . . . We assume every made a brave fight to keep a home October of 1943. He attended the ore on the Astor lode, necessary Indiana, who had been appointed for little Alice until she met a for the completion of a sale Judge Chaplain’s school at Harvard and responsibility and make one charge to cover all. in June, 1870, associate justice of served in the U. S. until Sept. 10, well-bred, ambitious young miner, Morse was negotiating with Cin the Supreme Court of the Terri ^our selection determines the cost. You can saiely Owen Feenan, and married him. 1945. cinnati investors. tory of ColoradOj later on lo rep Their daughter is Mrs. Mary Col On that date he left Seattle for put your trust in Boulevard. “After our contract was com resent Colorado in Congress, pre lins. Guam, where he joined the 20th .jmm pleted,” Streeter told the story, sided in the district court at air force. Before moving up to Alice Buckley’s Story “ John and I entered into an agree Georgetown. The famous r e d Japan__ he al.so served in Manila for Harley B. Morse, a lawyer and ment w'ith Morse to prospect, he headed jurist w-as warned when h e'j short whUe mine o^ierator who came to Cen to grubstake us. We discovered the came that there was so much bit ULEVARD tral City from Minnesota in 1860 Unicom and Morse lodes and one terness on both sides that trouble and later was probate judge of day in the fall of 1868 on Sherman could be expected when the con Gilpin county, was prospecting mountain, while eating our lunch, testants and their forces met in T K o ’ U U tV U f with Owen Feenan in 1866 or I noticeo a thin streak of blue court the next morning, since word 1867; in the recollection of Alice earth a few feet from where we had spread that the judge could be MRS. IAS. P. MeCOMATY FEDERAL at NO. SPEER Buckley the exact year was not were sitting and suggested we dig bluffed. Obtaining the names of certain. The two men were on Sher there. At a short depth we found disinterested men who could be man mountain, one of the 3,000 feet a large mass of mineralized quartz trusted and of whose courage he ~01UIND 162 walls hemming in Clear creek which had evidently broken away was assured, Belford sent for them canon. Mrs. Collins tells what hap from the parent vein. We then and swore those who were willing pened a.s she heard the story many drifted up the hill to find the as bailiffs. source and had driven some 40 times from her father: His first utterance when court Let The Men’s Store’s fsshion experts show you the feet when Judge Morse notified convened was, “ Lock the doors, Mr. “ Father put in his pick, dug a us he would no longer foot the clothes that ere destined for college success!^ Here tre little hole, pulled up the grass, and Bailiff.” The special bailiff at the bills as he was satisfied we were doorway to the court room on the just s few of the new I94S styles! wh«ti yo« o«k oGhrk* o f a b a n k # • # found the ore. He carefully noted doing useless work as the ore, he the location of the spot before second floor of the county court said, came from the Unicom vein. house, built in 1868 and still in use, returning to Central City to work McCunniff also drew out. t h e DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK in a mine owned by Judge Morse. did so. Quickly revolvers appeared Some one was careless with the Pelican Mine Named in the hands of two bailiffs on the BRAND NEW FALL bucket, something happened to “ A year went by before I tried dais where the judge sat. He or thera’s no UTVa abK 5K O i o n • # • the windlass, no one ever knew, to find the vein. I cut it after driv dered the other special bailiffs, but bucket and tools fell on fa ing a cross cut a short distance who had qiffetly mingled with the ther, who wa.s at the bottom of the further. As I was unable to carry packed crowd, to search every per r e d t a p e # # . shaft, terribly mashing him and on the work alone, I showed my son present for concealed weapons SPORT COATS breaking bones.” find to John McCunniff and of and to bring these to his table. | fered him a half interest. ‘No,’ JSix-guns, j^ w ie knives, stilettos i Superbly tailored fancy tweeds no double lallcVrv Owen, believing death was near, from Italian miners, and black-1 disclosed to Thomas McCunniff, a said John, ‘I am not interested; I and plain fabrics in tans, browns, have too many mines already.’ His jacks were piled high with a clat $ I #%.50 close friend, the secret of his dis ter. Judge Belford then announced covery on Sherman mountain. He son. Thomas, however, took up my blues and greys. offer and we went to work. In the that the weapons would remain in described it minutely, and, exact the custody of the court and the ing a promise that McCunniff spring of 1871 we opened the lode, which began paying from the sur possessors would be arraigned Denver Industrial Bank would provide for his wife, daugh after the proceedings on charges (Opposite the Denver Qry Goods C o.) ter, and step-daughter, turned the face. The two richest classes of ore were sold to Eastern or Eu of contempt of court. There was Just Received! Large Shipment of New discovery over to him, the pro no trouble during the hearing but 1534 CALIFORNIA STREET • PHONE MAin 5155 ceedings being witnessed by a ropean works, going to Wales and e to Germany; the third class, aver his honor had a gun convenient to priest who had been summoned. his right hand in the open drawer Owen did not die. After a long aging about $100 per ton. was GABARDINE SLACKS GEORGE F. ROCK, President treated at the mill in Georgetown. of the table. Orderly behavior convalescence which left him in made unnecessary arraignment for poor physical shape the rest of his It was not long before we proved Hollywood inodels with extended that the Pelican wa^ one of the contempt and the weapons were shortened life, in 187Whe brought peaceably claimed by the respect woistbands, forward pock his family to Silver Plume, where greatest discoveries ever made in $ 1 0 . 9 5 Clear creek county. I named it be ive owners. ets and saddle stitched sides. he found Tom McCunniff in part Tons, browns, blues, greys and nership with E. S. Streeter, ship cause of the resemblance of the Pelican Owners Win ping ore out of his discovery, crevice in our prospect hole to a After submission of the testi greens. which he verified^by going to the pelican’s...... bill.... I legally fj recorded the mony on the Pelican injunction. claim Dec. 19, 1869. location where he “ put in his pick Judge Belford asked the presiding and found the ore.” “ Now Judge Morse was anxious J e U judge of the territory, Moses Hal- Mait at Pelican House to get in on any footing; he laid claim to it as did a hundred others lett, to try the case, a simple eject “ Nothing could be done about who had prospected the mountain ment suit. Judge Hallett consented. -^ u otc » * 0 but abandoned their claims. To His decision was in favor of the carry on operations under such Pelican owners, and he issued an The Newest of the New! Hollywood The Denver Catholic adverse circumstances, Tom and I interlocutory decree establishing a rail types of Mcurides, specializing in those of die were compelled in 1873 to take in line west of which the Dives peo Rocky Mountain Empire. _ Resfister partners, among them Jacob Sni ple could not go and east of which der, from Trenton, N. J ; E. Y. the Pelican people must remain. Cordelay Jackets W e deal in government, jmunidpal, and co^ Pnbllshed Weekly by the Naylor, from Louisville, Ky.; each The Dives company paid the costs poration bonds, preferred and coaunon stocks. CathoHo Presi Society, Inc. of whom purchased one-third, and and brought a second suit under the statute which allowed two Our sutiscical department will be glad to ana* 938 Bannock Street, Denver, James S. Ford, who had sold their interests in the Unicorn and Morse trials in ejectment cases. $ 1 0 . 9 5 ly ze ^ u r list of holdings and make suggadons. Colo. lodes to Morse for $2,000. Judge Senator Logan and Honore and Subscription 1 $1 Per Year Morse, in turn, got $15,000 for company, large stockholders in the these interests from Cincinnati Dives company, in 1876 went to Entered as Saeond Class Matter parties who, finding litigation Washington and obtained the ap at the Post Office, Denver, pending, sold the property to Me pointment by President Grant of Cordelay is the extra wide wale version of cordu ■t (■ MEMIER^CHICAfiO Colo. Cunnifi and me for what they gave Amherst W, Stone to succeed Bel roy. These are combination sport ond leisure for it, and we gave Morse $10,000 ford, who was removed to the sur styles with full Celonese lining. Maroon, dork STOCK.EXCUANCE to get o ff the hill.” Streeter and prise of th‘e entire territory and the green, Havana brown, light ton, medium grey McCunniff, when taking in part indignation of those conversant S f iL liV A Ii ners, retained a third of the Peli- with the contest. Stone’s record and winter white. was published in the newspapers. •» Dr. G. J. can. t m m m Litigation Bogins He had been assistant United KEystoife 6241 The Pelican claim, located by States district attorney in Georgia Sdiaeuble Streeter under the mining law of until threats of a judicial inquiry 1866, was 1,400 feet in length and into some of his official acta. It 60 feet in width. The narrow was charged, and never denied, Optometrist that a representative of Honore tOHH USUIUVM. Pits. claims of the Pelican and adjoining MAIL ORDERS Speclaiitt companies, failing to cover the and company, had given Stone’s lodes, led to almost interminable name to the President and the re SENT POSTPAID For VisiiaJ litigation. The Dives, discovered in quest for appointment waa backed Eye Cere 1868, came into possession of John by, "powerful interests.” mR«'s sioit.tFi sinn«t» 17th at CALIFORNIA &T. • DCNVER. COLORADO H. McCurdy of Georgetown and In April, 1876, Judge Hallett 310 Mock Bldg. 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Church in Farhous Mining Center C. D. of A. Regent HELP YOUR CHILDREN!^ A Course in "Adolescent Psychology’H y a world authority. Announces District For all who have, or will have, the care of children. By Rev. R. C. McCarthy, S.J., A.M., Ph.D., President Regis Deputies for State Author of “ Training the Adolescent’*
District deputies and depart Each Monday Evening Downtown Regla| mental chairmen of the Catholic Daughters of America in the state \ Register Sept. 7-10 — 711 fVth St. of Colorado for the next two years are announced by Catherine E. McNulty of Carbondale, state re gent, as follows: Department chairmen: Convert league— Mrs. Florence G. Knight, 914 E. Platte avenue, Colorado Springs; juniors— Miss Anna Li- macher, 429 E. 14th avenue, Den Complete Body Work ver; study clubsr^Mrs. Helen Free Estimates Klein, 617 Lewis avenue. La Junta; Publicity— Mrs. Adeline L. Ge- We do body and fender repairing, rardi, 709 Maple, Trinidad; exten factory-matched pointing, porcelain- sion and membership— Mrs. Vir ginia Stevenson, 915 Rocld, Grand izing, polishing and glazing. Junction; legislation — Miss Lee USE OUR BUDGET PLAN Matties, 753 S. Logan, Denver; history and research— Mrs. Mary O’Fallon, Denver; District deputies: District No. 1 — G rand Junction, Glenwood OENVErS OtOEST CHEVROUT DEALER Springrs, Denver, and Sterling, Mrs. Sabina O’Malley, Grand Junc tion; district No. 2— Colorado Springs and La Junta, Miss Hazel 9 ^ € . Lougherty, Trinidad; 455 BROADWAY # TELEPHONE PEARL 4641 ^ Midwest Garage District No. 3— Walsenburg and Trinidad, Mrs. Mary McIntyre, 1837 California Colorado Springs; District No. 4— Durango, Mrs. Park Your Car Inside While Attending Mass Augusta Davidson, Durango. Look At Your Hat— At Holy Ghost Church IN THE PELICAN HOUSE, boarding The Georgetown church pictured above was built “ Everyone Else Does!** in 1919 of bricks salvaged from the original church St. Vincent's Aid Unit The WeU»Dre«M<) Man U Utiog Tbla Servica Present Copy of Sunday Visitor 4 place for the miners of Silver Plume in its and Park for ...... I Uw which was destroyed by fire. Father Matz finished FACTORY FINISHED Otherwise 35c hbyday, Mass was said by the Rev. Nicholas C. Matz, the first church, much larger than the present edifice, Sets Season's 1st Meet We san service your car while you are at Mass then pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes-church in nearby in 1875.— (Photo by the Rev. C. A. Green of the Georgetown and later the second Bishop of Denver. Register staff) St. Vincent’s Aid society will ROBERTS (Member of St. Rose of Lima) 4" -f- + + 4 - + hold its first meeting of the -^the hat man season at the home of Mrs. George Pope and Miss Ann Ladies Hats Too! Birmingham, 2827 Birch street, 258 Broadway PICK-UP— DELIVERY SPruco 472S In Few Years Silver Plume Mines Gave on Tuesday, Sept. 7, at 2:30 p.m. The guest speaker will be J. J. CELLA INSURANCE the Very Rev. Harold V. Camp We Photograph Anything Anywhere bell, pastor of Blessed Sacra Maria A. Celia > Jack J. Celia Fortunes in Spite of Violence, Murder ment church. This will be a very important The Hfile-Hi^h Photo Co. (Continued From Page 2) night of Nov. 13, 1873, the Maine You will find you have no kind of meeting, and all members and KODAK FINISHING "Insurance of All Kinds"' modified the injunction so as to al mine on Sherman )rmountain, the pretense or authority for this kind friends are urged to attend. To low the Dives people to work all title of which was in dispute in the of conduct.” reach 2827 Birch street take the 320-22 Seventeentli KEyitone 6114 Denver 42 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where that part of the lode lying east of courts, was jumped by 16 men. National Scandal 40 bus and transfer to the Park a point seven feet west of the Matthew H. Carroll, 23, guarding Dependability is Essential. The killing of Snider started a Hill bus on E. 23rd avenue and Hollingsworth shaft. .-Vt once the the property, was shot and killed. national scandal. Now included in Colorado boulevard. Pelican owners look possession of Bishop, leader of the jumpers, criticism of Judge Stone was what all the ground from which the in tried for the murder, was acquitted 1120 Security Bldg. k ih a csiit. Phone KE. 2633 was called “ the steal ”*Tr the Ter ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH junction had been raised, including despite strong testimony against rible mine from its English own Jack McLaughlin Takes the East Dives, leased by Sandies, him. ers. William A. Hamill, long the Bishop and company, and this The morning of Mai^20, 1875, political Republican boss of Clear ground they held possession of by New Apparel Sales Post Washinglon Park Mkl. Rudisill IGA Snider on his horse started from creek county, at the beginning of force of arms until May. Georgetown for Silver Plume and Jack McLaughlin of Blessed Sac Red & White Food Store CATHEDRAL PARISH 1874 became superintendent, or rament parish wishes to announce Posaeiiion Kept by Armed Force the Pelican. About half way up the ^ BILL HUGHES, Prop. Grocery & Market manager virtually, of the Dives. to his many friends and patrons Though Judge Hallett had ex road on Republican mountain He was owner of the Silver Ore, Quality Meat* — Groceries clusive chancery jurisdiction by above Georgetown he was met by- that he is now associated with the Fresh and Froxen Fruits Gun Boat, and Tycoon lodes and George R. Curzon Co^ 1100 16th Complete Food Service the consent of both Pelican and Bishop, also mounted. Drawing his since 1869 had claimed a portion and Vegetables street, Denver. .598 South Gilpin W. Appreclat. Yoar Patronag. Dives owners, the first official act revolver, Bishop threatened his of the Terrible lode in Brown gulch life. Snider, wheeling his horse, He personally invites Register •Tt’a Smart to Bo XhiiftT* Louisiana & Clayton SP. 5717 of Judge Stone on his arrival in on Brown mountain, asserting it — BURKE CLEANERS raced down the road closely pur readers to come in and see the new Denver in May was to entertain to be the same as some of his fall showing of fine suits and top a new bill and make an order of sued. .Approaching Clear creek. lodes. The Terrible in 1867 had Quality — Service — Value mandatory injuction commanding Bishop fired but mis.sed. Snider coats. LA BRAE CLEANERS become the property of Henry Of special interest to the clergy LEN’S Pharmacy the Pelican company to deliver to kept on at top speed to William Crow and Fred A. Clark, who had We Call for and Deliver — MA. 7442 is the new line of clerical clothes 1- C. FEHR, Prop. the Dives company possession of Clark’s livery stable, the first place married the daughter of John W. Mr. and .Mrs. the ground west of the line estab offering refuge. A team blocked of tropicals, worsted, and herring Mcmbrr St. Vinctnt d> P tnl'f Pirlib Smith. Smith was Denver’s first bones in black. Mr. McLaughlin Have Yoar Doctor Phone lished by Judge Hallett. The Peli the entrance. Bishop struck the flour miller and builder of the Harold Salmon can owners refused to obey this banker a heavy blow with the re is well known in Denver and is a Ui Your Pregfription Laundry Agency 26 E. 11 th Avenue city’s first large hotel, the famed member of the K. of C. Personalized Service order. Armed men walked sentry- volver and almost at the same in .American House which stood for 2707 E. Ixjuisiana RA. 3739 beat on the outside and in the stant fired, the ball entering the many years at Sixteenth and Blake At LonUUna and Sootli Clarion 2717 E. Louisiana PE. 1792 property protected the miners at head, causing instant death. Bishop streets. The vein, though narrow, work. The sheriff stationed rode out of town up the hill road for years was the richest continu Mrs. Peter J. Jonke ECONOMY guards at the mouth of the work on an easy lope. At the mine he ous silver vein in Colorado; 700 Next ta Qarks’i Chnreb Goodi ings and attempted to starve out gave instructions to his employes. feet of it was sold by Clark and Armed with rifles, revolvers,* and BO]\]VIE BRAE “ When in low spirits call lerry*’ the Pelican men but provisions Crow in 1870 to English capital of Lbllaby Lane has were smuggled in despite the sher knives, they lost no time descend ists for $500,000, and the Ter COLfAit^OCDlH d iff’s guards. ing to Georgetown and day and VlNVtt.^ COl». 1634 Tremont KE. 45S4 rible lode mining company was or Shopping District PBEB DELTVEBT FBEB PARKING This open defiance of a court night for two days paraded the ganized. Up to September, 1870, added many new caused high excitement: there was streets. The town was on the verge the yield was $270,000, coin value. general apprehension of bloodshed. of riot and bloodshed. A REPUTABLE DRUG Hamill, as manager of the great On everyone’s lips was the ques Murderer Eicapet Dives company, was now in posi lines to her shop. Bonnie Brae STORE tion, “ What will be the next move? BENDER'S MARKET Women and children were kept tion to prosecute his claim through Mothers will find a beautiful DREG CO. Who will start the shooting?” indoors, business was largely sus the Dives’ attorneys, and the Ter Freah Frulta and Vegetablei — Banker It Murdered line of dresses for little .girls 4LFBED C. ANDERSEN, Ownar-Hanagu pended; indignant citizens were rible company was enjoined by Frozen Food* — Large Cheese Se It came with the murder a few about to shoot it out with the Judge Stone from working at the and up to teen ages; also a Have your Doctor phone us lection — Delicatessens of All days later of Jacob Snider, Den ! Bishop men, who plainly were stag locality where the greater part of fine selection of skirts and your Prescriptions Kindt — Baur’a Ice Cream ver barker and by this time the ing a display of force to permit a the rich ore was found. Hamill’s Beer, Winea, Etc. OPEN EVENINGS AND Sl^N'DAYS Colfax al Downing Uenrer principal man in the Pelican com matching blouses in all wools, KEyitone 3217 safe escape for the murderer. Posi offer to relinquish his claim for 763 So. Dnlvcrsltr RA. 3S74 705 So. University RA 828J pany, at the hands of Jackson C. tions of vantage commanding $125,000 was refused by the Eng plaids and plain colors for Bishop of Sandies, Bishop, and streets and roads were guarded by lishmen, and he began sinking and girls two to sixteen. These are The firms listed here de company, lessees on the East Dives. the armed men to see that no one drifting to “ prove up” his conten CONOCO PRODUCTS Preisser’s Red S While Bishop had a record that made him just what you will want for '369£a5lfijl£» serve to be remembered left for Silver Plume. Officers; of tion. After several months’ woi-k, feared. An ugly big man with the law were followed to see that their school wear. Labrication, Car Washing, Baltcries the statement was made that the Recharged, Tire Vnlcanizing Grocery and Market Denver, ^olct when you ate distributing flaming eyes and free fists w-hen nothing was done to prevent Gun Boat was found to be the Ter Everything needed for angered, and unbridled tongue FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND , phfltfTAlieT9793 your patronage in the dif Bishop from getting away. It was rible and the Silver Ore was shown young boys for school days BONIVIE BRAE QUAUTY GBOCERIES AT that lashed out in saloons and on in the day' before the telephone to possess the rich ore deposits LOWER PRICES ferent lines of business. ^ eets, he was a deserter from the had come to Colorado mountains. that the Terrible company had can also be found. There are COI^fOCO SERVICE Confederate army. He joined Free Delivery SPmee 4447 Bishop was never apprehended been mining. The Terrible owners jackets, slacks and cords in 724 So, University • PE. 9909 2311 E. Ohis Av*. (So. UnW. aad Ohio) Quantrell’s infamous gang of raid though the Pelican company posted denied the truth of the assertions tans and blues, ages two to ers and, eluding Federal author HATHAWAY’S a reward for his capture dead or and demanded proof. As Hamill’s twelve. ities who were searching for him alive, of $5,000; Clear creek coun veins had the oldest titles, having CITY LACE CLEAIVERS in Kansas, came to Colorado. Mid- ty offered $1,000; the banking been discovered first, Judge Stone It’s not too early to buy 2625 East 3rd Ave. Phone Pearl 3096 firm of Collins, Snider, and com i.ssuej an injunction at Hamill’s re warm clothes for the kiddies SOUTH GAYLORD Curtains * Pillows Csrefully Cleaned and Returned Same Size. Special Care SAVE Vi ON YOUR pany, of Denver, $500; the Terri quest on the Terrible company for now. We call attention to the Given to Teble Linens. Blankets Laundered Without Shrinkage. tory of Colorado, $200, a total of bidding further work in that direc M EAT BILL $6,700. tion. Hamill now asked $200,000 new Metro-Zip snow suits in Shopping District WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED By Buying in Quantity When excitement was at its for the two veins. It was refused. blues and tans, in water re Complete Proceiting Service height rumors were'heard that now This was all brought out in the pellent gabardines, with zip uq the Pelican would be seized and charges made in newspapers over pers on the trouser legs, mak Steel Lockers Available held. Senator Henry M. Teller the nation, particularly in the Overstake's Pharmacy ing it so easy to get in and out LOECHNIR AND LYNCH, INC. from Washington telegraphed New York Sun, that Judge Stone Mary Anne Bakeries 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 Fl.NE FLOOR COVERINGS KING'S FRIGID Sheriff P. S. Bailey, who was “ not only stripped as far as he 0 f them, a n d they a r e Specialists in charged with favoring the Dives Have Your Doctor Phone A Complete Line of Runs, Carpets and Linoleums could the Pelican people of all equipped with hoods too. FOOD BANK owners: “ You must not interfere their rights, but in the same arbi PARTY PASTRIES Vs His Prescription Interior Decorating Serrfee — Draperies — Contract Work InrUod with the tunnel of Streeter and The new fall line of Trim- (Mr. A Mr*. A. A. King, of trary and illegal manner robbed 26 Bresdwtr 1034 8«. Gaylord We Deliver FR. 300H e v e by appointment 7501 E. COLFAX AVE. Cnthodral Parish) McCunniff. If you do, I will call the Terrible company of London foot shoes for boys and girls, SP. 7413 PE. 7315 2041 So. University on the Governor to protect the by ordering it to deliver its mine in sizes from infants’ to size We Give Green Stamps property and if Streeter and Mc to the Dives party without any PE. 3533 Cunniff serve you right they will notice to the legal owners and 2, in tans and combination Hatchett Drug Store CLARK’S FLOWERS shoot you and your mert like dogs. without any hearing whatever.” colors, are priced very rea ^6AY LOUD CLEANERS These acts were laid before the S’Lt BOB’S icA *nTie Store 5f Quality and Senrlca" lOHPLETE LINK OF CUT FLOWERS sonably. M. E. Patrick. Prop. AND POTTED PLANTS House of Representatives in Wash ?eg* 701 GRANT >Wi D
Engaged St. Dominic's PTA Unit Communion Day DR. JAMES P. GRAY To Open Year's Program Set by Unit at Optomatrut VISV4L CARE (St. Dominic’s Parish, Danvar) children directly to the'class regis EYES EXAMINED The activities of the PTA under tration. The t^ching sisters willig fthe direction of the new president, be present to enroll the pupils. St. Patrick's FISDAL TRAINING Mrs. Helen Sabon, will begip prior School will open Tuesday, Sept. 7, (St. Patrick’i Pariih, Denver) to the opening of school. Mrs. at 9 o’clock. Next Sunday will be Holy Cdin- OptometrUt Fathers John Lawrence Hart, munion day for the members of the Sabon scheduled a tea and recep 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. S t tion for the room mothers, coun O.P., and Joseph Stephen McCor Altar and Rosary society. The first cilors, and officers at her home, mack, O.P., passed through the meeting of the fall season will be Phone for Appointment 2666 Stuart street. Sept. 1. The city Monday on their way to Syd held on Tuesday, Sept. 7, in the \ TA. 8888 meeting was attended by the Very ney, Australia, where they will lunchroom of the ichool. Rev. Vincent R. ^lughes, O.P., de teach in the new Dominican prov Registration of pupils for'the en parting pastor, who has brought ince being formed there. They suing school term will be held in the local unit of the PTA up to the were accompanied by Fathers L. the school Sept. 7. present standard. B. O’Connell, O.P., and Daniel L. Miss Jeannine Spicer of this par DELICIOUS The officers, in addition to Mrs. Shannon, O.P., boLh of New York, ish and Haroljd Pfiefer of St. Dom Sabon, are Mmes. Joseph Hartnett, who were accorapaning them to the inic’s parish were married before vice president; Thomas B. Stewart, west coast for embarkation. the Rev. Theodore Haas preceding SEA FOOD DINNER a Nuptial Mass offered Aug. 28. secretary; J. K. McCarthy, trea The drive for clothing for the Filet of Sole— Sei Food Salad— Jumbo Shrimp— surer; and Fred Bartle, historian. destitute children in Europe has Miss Spicer, who was given in marriage by her father, Nick Mat- Eaitern Scallopi— Cocktail Sauce— French Fried Potatoes The officers, through the presi progressed during the week. A Served Daily and Sundays, 11:30 to 8:00 P.M. total of nearly |200 was gathered tive, was gowned in white slipper dent, Mrs. Sabon, congratulated At Fresh Sea Fo<^ Headquarters Mr. and Mrs. ’ William Clark Father Hughes upon his six years’ during the week to provide new satin, made with basque waist and Murray of 116 E. First avenue an labor on behalf of the children of clotting for these children. Many a hoop skirt that fell in full folds 10c Parking ^ Refreshingly Cool into a round train. Her veil was nounced the engagement of their the parish and the school. new garments were also contri ri ^ Air Conditi«A.ed daughter, Vera Catherine, to Ray An informal reception was held buted by members of the parish. finger-tip length and she carried a Closed Mondays mond J. Ruhland, son of Mr. end after the tea to wish Father Committee to Meet bridal bouquet of orchids and white roses. V jt€ Mrs. Richard H. Ruhland of 615 Hughes success in his teaching A meeting of the Rosary Altar S. Shertnan street. assignment at River Forest, 111. society program committee was She was attended by Mrs. Viola The engagement was ^ made Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo and Mrs. A. held Aug. 31 in the rectory read Frazzini as matron of honor, who known to a few close friends at C. Reid, past presidents, presided ing room, with the Rev. J. J. Eul- wore a yellow taffeta dress and Crolden OLantem a small party on Aug. 19. at the tea table and poured. ThCTe berg, O.P., spiritual director, pres carried white daisies and red rdkes. were 34 members present. ent, to plan the activities of the Miss Luella Mayfield, cousin of the 1265 Bdwy. Near 13tb Ave. RESTAURANT KE. 1204 The couple graduated from bride, and Mrs. Elsie Pacello were St. Francis dt Sales’ high school. Pupil, to Regiiter society during the fall season. It bridesmaids and were gowped in Miss Murray attended LOretto Registration of old and new was decided to hold a card party pea green and orchid, respectively. Heights college. Mr. Ruhland at pupils will take place at the school, Thursday, Sept. 23, in the church Horan & Son All wore horsehair bands in their tends the University of Denver, 25th avenue and Grove street, Fri auditorium. Mrs. Joseph McCloskey hair. was appointed general chairman. ..O i a p c l s where he is a member of the Beta day, Sept. 3, from 9 o’clock until Richard Pfiefer, brother of the Vote For Theta Pi. No date has been set Owing to the school opening 6297 Ktystiino 0? )6 noon. The various grade rooms will bridegroom, wafc best man and the ‘ ^The Man W ho Cares** for the whdding. be open and parent# can take their Tuesday, Sept. 7, it was decided to '527 Ctovci«i»»'^ ushers were Jean Pacello and Don postpone the first fall meeting, ald Bungardt. A wedding break usually held on the first Tuesday fast was held in the Argonaut hotel HOWARD J. BREWER of the month, until Thursday, and a reception was held in the Democratic Candidate for Many Parishioners View Sept. 9, in the church auditorium, Slovenian hall in Globeville in the at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Harry Hughes, evening. After a short trip to Es president, will preside. tes Park the couple will reside STATE REPRESENTATIVE Confessions will be heard Thurs here. / Succ.stful Buiinna Man St. James' New Convent day afternoon and evening for the Weigind-Meiiina Ritei Member of Cathedral Pariah and Knighta of First Friday. Masses on Friday Miss Marie Louise Messina was Columbua (St. Jama,’ Parith, Denyer) Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald sent 160 will be at 6:30, 7, and 8 o’clock. A new garments to the Holy Father’s married to Clarence Albert Wei- Your vole and lupport appreciated Many parishioners and their Holy Hour will be held in the eve gand Aug. 29. Father Haas of collection of clothing for the chil Pol. Adv. friends viewed the new convent ning beginning at 7:30. ficiated. The bride was given in dren of Europe. The garments at the open hdUse that was held The final Masses for the season marriage by her father, Gerald were collected withinp^he parish last week. The work of renovating will be celebrated at Nederland Messina. She wore the traditional the sister.s’ home was under the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Thomas Sunday, Sept.ep 5, at 8 and 10 o’clock. white satin with full train and a general direction of the Empire of Cleveland, 0., are visiting Mrs. The attendance at this mountain finger-tip length veil that fell from resort chapel has been heavier “ Every savings acqount at Denver's Largest Dealer Construction company. Slattery Thomas’ parents. Dr. and Mrs. a coronet of pearls. Her bouquet Columbia Savings is Fed and company put in the new heat H. V. Bigelow of this parish. than in any past years. The in was of orchids and gardenias. Her troduction of the second Mass on ing plant and the plumbing, which Ave Maria Circle attendants, Misses Catherine Cava- erally Insured for safety **After All, It*s Service That Counts** is new and up-to-date throughout. Sundays seems to have filled a leri and Lucille Narracci and Mrs. up to $5,000. Every ac O’Leary brothers did the deco Mrs. Theodore Kittleson was popular demand. ' -■> hostess to the Ave Maria circle in Virginia Fantone, were attired count, large or small, is wel ! t MAIN rating and Loechner and Lynch put alike in aqua blue gowns with .t in the carpeting, drapes, floor tile, its August meeting. Mrs. J. J. come a^Columbia Savings. 1335 Broadway 1314'^338 Acoma Torpey and Mrs. J. Ji Connors matching blue hats. They carried and window shades. Scott brothers Queen Mary roses. electric company rewired the won high score. The next meeting Altar Group 3111 will be with Mrs. J. J. Torpey, The bridegroom was attended by Every account is currently On Cirle CtnUr house throughout. Gerald Messina, Jr.; Nick Falasco, 782 Elm street. earning 3%, compounded The regular meeting of the St. and Dan Fantoni. A reception was James’ Men’s club will be held in Baptized this week were Christ Sets Session held at the DX club in the evening. semi-annually for even the Montclair Civic building on ine Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Weigand is the son of Mr. and greater earnings. Funds re James .McConaty, with Earl and Sept. 8. A dinner will be held at At Edgewater Mrs. Adam Weigand of Globeville. ceived by the tenth earn from 7 p.m. to be followed by the busi Elizabeth Gardell as sponsors and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. White left on RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Joseph McConaty proxy; Mar the first. Save by mail. Open ness meeting. All men of the par (St. Mary Magdiiene'i Pariih, Wednesday for their home in Ok tha Ann, daughter of Mr. and ish are invited to attend this meet Denver) lahoma City, Okla., after having your savings account now! GENERAL TIRES ing. The meeting will be a testi Mrs. Clement A. Bueche, with Jack spent two weeks with the parents monial dinner in honor of Father Kennedy and Mary Beuche as The Altar society will conduct of Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. John LISTEN TO KOA its meeting on Thur.sday^ Sept. 9, General Batteries John Marley. Father Marley has sponsors; Susan Jane, daughter of Menghin. (^ottoHdiA SaxfiKpa ‘Jtetad received word that he will be re Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Harvey, at the parish hall, West 26th and Depew street. A luncheon will TUISDAY AND THURSDAY, t;1l P.M. called to work in the Cheyenne with Huber and Kathryn Hughes _ k r a f t r e c a p p in g be served at 1 p.m. with the fol ■ GENERAL/ diocese the first of October. This as sponsors. lowing members assisting at serv Jean Hastings, Kraft Inspected meeting will be an expression on The Sacred Heart circle mem S9UEECEE the part of the men of their deep hers were entertained in the home- ing the luncheon: Mmes. Larkin, regard for Father Marley and in of Mrs. John Thompson for the Hoar, Boyle, Harcourt, and Wita- G>luml}ia Savings Used Tires schek. Colorado Nurse, lUllDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O appreciation of his work in the August meeting. The next meet Baptized Sunday, Aug. 29, was 415 MAJISTIC BUILOING, DENVER G.T.A.C Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA 6604 parish during the past two years. ing will be held in the home of It is hoped that all friends of the Mrs. Gene Thorpe at 832 Pontiac John Jeffrey, son of John J. and To Wed in Hawaii Oflicci in Colorado Spring, and Puablo honored guest will be present at street the evening of Sept. 9. Viola Novinger, with John Nov- this meeting. inger, proxy for Robert De Spain The chapel at Schofield Bar Colcia^cs-^talewl^e ^acittjs {Justitulion Altar Society to Meet and Anna A. De Spain, sponsors. racks, Honolulu, Hawaii, will be The first meeting .of the Altar C. A. Higdon, 3252 Chase the scene of the wedding of Miss and Rosary society will be held in street, is a patient in St. Anthony’s Jean Hastings, daughter of Mr. the Montclair Civic building on Presentation hospital. and Mrs. William P. Hastings of Friday, Sept. 10^ A luncheon will Holy Communion on the first Bode. la., and Sgt. Charles Wes ley Hudson, Jr., son of Mr. and Just Good Printing be served at 1 p.m. to be followed 40Hours'Rite Friday, Sept. 3, will be distributed by the business meeting. A pro at 6:15, 6:30, and 7 o’clock. Mps Mrs. Charles Hudson of Seattle, Wash., early in September. gram of fall activities will be out will be at 7 :30. Confessions will Miss Hastings, who has been ABEGG’FELLOWS,Pnnf/ng Co. lined. A complete program will Opens Friday be heard on Thursday evening at appear in next week’s Regisitr. 7:30. employed at St. Francis’ hos SIS 14th St. 9 D.nrer 9 KE. 4084 pital, Colorado Springs, |or the (Preientation Pirith, Denver) Gen and Tere.sa Feely have re ■k The Forty Hours’ devotion will turned from a vacation trip by St. Louis' Reports open with a High Mass of exposi car to California. They visited tion at 8 o’clocK Friday morning. Grand Canyon, Bdulder Dam, and Services will be held each eve other points of interest en route. ^o U (l f k o K Big Enrollment ning at 7 :30 with a sermon by one They returned by way of San of the Franciscan Fathers. Closing Francisco, the Redwoods, and (St. Loui,’ Pariih, Englewood) .services will be Sunday evening. Yellowstone park. FASTER • BEUER • EASIER A capacity enrollment will mark Confps.iions for first Friday will On Aug. 20 a benefit garden the opening of school Tuesday, to heard Thursday from 3:30 to 5 party was given at the home of Sept 7. A meeting with the sisters p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Spillaine of St. Bernadette’s u d t a AM and with the PTA officers is be The first Friday Masses will be parish, and those attending from ing held to discuss the problem of this parish were Mme.s. .Tohn at 7, 7 :30, and 8 o’clock. Com ■i- trying to accommodate the more munion will be distributed at 6:30 Grant, Leo Haug, L. Harcourt. than 75 children seeking admission o’clock. Quinn, and John Witaschek. for whom there is no room. The Presentation school will open Mrs. John Grant entertained the ELECTRIC IRONER matter will also be discussed with members of St. Mary Magdalene’s ’'he K('d' the neighboring pastors, in parishes Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock. The PTA will hold its first circle last F rid^ at her home. where there is no parochial school Mrs. W. E. Larkin won first prize at present. Every effort possible meeting of the school year at pinochle and Mrs. J. Witaschek, Rugged, Washable Texan Jeans will be made to accommodate the Wednesday, Sept. 8, in the school second. Mrs. Rufien was a guest. children. building at 2 p.m. A special invi Mrs. J. J, Siegfried's mother with Reinforced Double Knees Members of the Altar society tation is extended to the mothers has been quite ill for the past will receive Communion in the 8 of new students. few weeks. She is at home now o’clock Mass this Sunday. JTKe reg Injured in Accident after having been in the hospital ular meeting, however, will be George Konrade was injured for several days. postponed one week on account seriously Saturday evening in an Social Held of Labor day. auto accident. He is a patient in Jean Hastings Mrs. L. Harcourt gave a morn Infants baptized Sunday were Colorado General hospital. Stephen Lawrence Bow r. son of ing coffee party in her home last past year and a half, and is now Sister Mary Jude, a former Tuesday morning, Aug. 24. Those visiting her parents .in Iowa, is Mr. and Mfs. Lawrence M. Bower, tea .’her in Presentation school, with John and Mary L. Hladnik invited were: Mmes. R. McClinton, a graduate of St. Joseoh’s hospital made a short visit here this week. R. Aylward, L. Neely, J. Grant, school of nursing, Sioux City, la. as sponsors; Linda Ann Furns, She is now stationed at Greeley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freder F. Kaysen, C. Rufien, J. Siegfried, She will leave for Honolulu by ick Furns, with A. Thomas and Infants baptized the past week W. Peake, L. Fowler, J. Imblers, plane on Sept. 6, and will be ac Double Elizabeth Navetta as sponsors. were Donna Lea Wilson, daughter J. Hoar, W. Larkin, 0. R. Mc companied by her close friend and Knees Five converts were received into of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Wilson, Cracken, and J. Witaschek and classmate. Miss Joan Frazier of the Church in the past week. with John J. and Lucille Wickham Miss Florence Sullivan from the Missouri Valley, la. Miss Frazier > i______as sponsors; Thomas Allen Lynch, Cathedral. will attend Miss Hastings as brides son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. maid and will then, remain in Registrations Are Set Lynch, with Willard and Opal Honolulu for an extended visit. Trostel as sponsors; Francis Rob Sgt. Hudson expects to be At Opportunity School ert McGregor, son of Robert B. Needlework Guild located in Hawaii for the next two McGregor and the late Mrs. Mc years. While in Colorado Springs, Registration for day school Gregor, with Fred M. and Evelyn Miss Hastings was an active mem classes at Emily Griffith Oppor Leyba as sponsors. To Elect Officers ber of the Archdiocesan Council .49 tunity school, Denver, will be held The Holy Name society will of Catholic Nurses. Sept. 8-10 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., postpone its monthly meeting to NOTICE TO CREDITORS according to an 'announcement by Monday, Sept. 13, at 8 p.m. A t Sept.3 Meet ESTATE OF Alary T. Brennsn, mlio S/zes i to 12 Howard L. Johnson, principal. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Byrne have known is Mary Thtresa Brennan and Students of evening classes Tile annual section presidents’ Mny T. Brennan, DECEASED. No. S1286. sold their home and have moved to Notice b hereby given that on the ISth • Sanforized 8-oz. Denim, should register Sept. 13 and 14 Stratton. and directors’ meeting of the day of August, 1948, letters testsmenUry from 7 to 9 p.m. Needlework guild will be held in were issued to the undersigned ss Exeeu. • Copper Rivets— Double Seams. Evening Vocational high school Jerry Hillebrand has re-enlisted tor of the above named estate and all in the service. the auditorium of the Telephone • Talon Zipper Fly. registration will take place on Oct. building, 14th and Curtis streets, persona having claims against said estate 4 from 7 to 9 p.m. at West high are required to file them for allowance • Extra Long Roll-Up Cuffs. Denver, at 2:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. in the County Court of the City and N ew enjoyment in ironing owoiti you. school, West 10th and Elati. 3, at which time the nominating County of Denver, Colorado, within atx • Authentic Cowboy Cut. Cathedral PTA Extends months from said date or said claims will committee will report and the elec- be forever barred. Sparkling results ore certain without time-consum Uon of officers will be held. T. Raber Taylor, Attorney at Law, AL, The OeaTci—Boys’ Shop—TUrd Fleer Invitation to Parents Mrs. Harry Bundy, president, 2051. 404 lit Natl, Bank Bldg., Danver, ing, back-breaking drudgery os with hand ironing. SHOE REPAIRING Colorado. will preside, and Monsignor John Edward P, O'Connell, Executor, Hard-to-iron pieces, even, ore finished A i ths icliool y e a r reiumai R. Mulroy will be guest speaker. MAIL OKOEKS PROMPTLY FILLKD WHILE YOU WAIT tha Dan4%r Cathadral PTA ax- The girls of the telephone com quickly with little effort. THE DENVER DRY GOODS CO„ DENVER 1, COLORADO. tandi graatingi to all paranti of pany section will display toe gar-‘ LET US CHECK THAT The Beit in ’48 tha ichool childran, partleularljr ments they made for donation Free demonstrations show how to iron riM M send me...... pairs ol “ Billy ths Kid" Blna Jsens ai 14t pr. WARDROBE BEFORE to thoia who are antaring grada this year and will present enter 'shirts, puff sleeve dresses, flat work and other N am t...... Addrtsi..,,...... or high ichool for thair firit tainment by their cnorua SCHOOL STARTS tarm. All section presidents and di materials. C it y ....,...... Zone...... Stata.., Tha Parant-Teacheri’ organixa- rectors are urged to attend the ( ) Chaifa ( } C.OJl. Bncloaad R...... meeting and obtain their supplies. tion hai alraady complatad plani CREST CLEANERS^ S i c U t U ON DISPLAY AT DEALERS STORES Basldents of Colorado Inclade i% Sales Tax. for maatingi daiignad to create To become a member of the aaaaaaaaaa>a«aa«>aaaaaaaa>a>aaaada>aa. a faaling -of friandihip and hoi- Needlework guild the donation of ANi;. pitality. Mri. Richard Fulham two new articles or garments a For Quality Shoo Repairing at ii tha Cathedral PTA praiidant yeah is required. These are col TAILORS' DYERS Popular Prieee— VitU Our Shoe and iha will walcoma a call from lected in the fall and are distrib Repair Dept. , , , BoMement any marabari who are willing to uted to Denver charities. Every SAVE ON CASH AND CARRY Public Service Company of Colorado larva tha organixation in any one is invited to become a mem "Whin Dtnvrr Sttps with C*»jUnui’'^Kly$tOM 3111 2210 Kaxmay DE 6430 capacity. Mri. Pulham can be ber and assist in carrying on this rMchnd at MA. 7838. work. PAGE SIX Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyfitone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 2, 1948
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Use Our Budget Plan ' PHALANX OF FIGHTERS FOR THE CHURCH • To the Bishop’s right stand Fathers Thomas S. Bowdern, S.J., of Regis college; Daniel A. Lord, S.J., St. Louis; Aloysius J. Heeg, S.J.,; ^ A fm— VICTORY CHEMICAL TREATMENT is pictured above before the entrances to the Denver Ca St. Louis; Aloysius M. Rieckus, S.J., Regis college; Edward P. Dowl St. Louis; and J. Rogers Lyons, S. J., St. Louis. CO thedral after participating in a Dialogue Mass that was part of the ing, S.J., St. Louis; and Edward J. Weisenberg, S.J., St. Mary’s^ Addressing the clergy, religious, and laity attending the school. current Summer School of Catholic Action program. In the center Kans. Bishop Willging urged his hearers to fill theniselvea^th the spirit' Will Eliminate Dust and Dirt From Any Coal You Order of the photo is Bishop Joseph C. Willging of Pueblo, who offered the of the Apostles . . . to make a complete immolation tof themselves m Mass Aug. 31. Standing to the Bishop’s left are Fathers Ervin A. Stauffer, S«I., the cause of spreading the Church. > THE PIKES PEAK FUEL + Diriiioo of the Golden Cycle Corp. Pike View Coal Phone Exceptional Souls Receive 6 3 5 Curtis MA. 6181 J®**!!* \Compromise by Catholics Special Crowns of Glory By Rev. F rancis Syrianey \^!1 be recognizable. They will Se p te m b e r I'^oppec/ by SSCA Speakers “ Unless a man be born again of indicate to others that the po.s- water and the Spirit, he cannot sessors of these characters were Catholic compromise with modern materialism and Cath soldiers or officers in the army of (Sacred Heart Parith, Denver) CASH enter into the kingdom of God” olic acceptance of pagan marriage ideals were roundly con the Church Militant on earth. The (John iii, 5). These indisputable The Sacred Heart PTA will possession of these special char demned in talks by speakers in the DenVer sessions of the We Will Pay Cash for Small Homes in or Near Denver. words of Christ tell us that the hold a call meeting at 1 o’clock acters will redound to the glory of Quick Action — Call or See sacrament of Baptism is absolutely Wednesday, Sept. 8, at the home Summer School of Catholic Action, now being conducted m necessary for entrance into heaven the souls of the Hessed as they the Cathedral schools. will increase the shame of their of the president, Mrs. Mollie Vigil, (though when the sacrament is im 2850 Stout street. The meeting is possible the Baptism of desire or possessors who are unfortunate Modern Materialism ^ Industrial System enough to deserve eternal damna for all officers and chairmen of that of blood through martyrdom the PTA to discuss various plans ‘Most Powerful’ Undermines Marriage UJILLIflmS & GREERE suffices). It is the teaching of the tion. and activities for the coming Father Daniel A. Lord, S.J., re The modern industrial system Church that Baptism is one of the It is the further teaching of the school year. All are urged to be 1641 Stout T A . 6 2 6 6 three sacraments that imprint a n ew ed pamphleteer and founder provides a poor setting for mar Church that there is a special present. spiritual character on the souls of heavenly reward corresponding to of^the school, accused Catholics riage, according to Father Ed those who receive them. The other exceptional accomplishments. This The chairmen of the various of sharing with others the delusion ward Dowling, S.J., veteran leader two are Confirmation and Holy particular reward is compared to committees are as follows: that bodily comfort, extensive of Cana Conferences for married Orders. Consequently these sacra an aureola or crow-n. It is an ac Room mothers and sick commit commerce, success in war, and and engaged couples throughout ments can be received only once, cidental increase in heavenly glory tees, Sally Olguin; representatives leadership at the council table of the U. S. and Canada. for, once they are received, there is superadded to the essential happi of the Cp TL, Mary Martinez and the nations are indications of great The “ leimjorary divorce” that INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS no necessity or possibility of repe ness of heaven. Theologians gener Catherine Jones; corresponding social progress. industry lorcei on married DENVER tition. ally distinguish a threefold classifi secretary, Mary Martinez; ways The famed Jesuit called mate couples. Father Dowling said, M P O R T ftN f The character of Baptism is the cation of these aureolas— that of and m e a n .s committee, Ophelia rialism “ the most powerful influ results in “ twin bigamies:” The identification mark of those souls virginity, that of martyrdom, and Jenkins; publicity, Elsie Albo; ence in the world today.” husband’s attachment to his membership, Marie Chavez; hos Acknowledging the obstacles FORT MORGAN who will be privileged to enter that of apostleship. business and the wife's exclu pitality, Anna Crespin and Della that (ace those who try to prac sive concern with “ her” chil heaven. Outside of the exceptional These special crowns are given cases of Baptism of blood and Sanchez; program, Mrs. Esther tice Christianity in the midst of dren. FLOUR MILLS Baptism of desire, it is the identi to virgins because of their excep Garcia; and refreshment chairmen, a deeply secularistic culture, he These inordinate affections for FORT MORGAN fication badge that permits puri tional victory over the flesh, which Mrs. Mary Wiggins, Mrs. Cecilia said: .“ There is no courage persons or things other than the greater than that-which is neces BRANCHES AT— fied souls to pass the ^ates of only a few achieve; to martyrs be Waczyk, Mrs. William Hart, and marriage partner undermine the sary to resist a persuasive and LONGMONT . . . YUMA heaven. It is obvious, then, that cause of their victory over the Mrs. Frances Mayfield. marriage. Father Dowling said. this character will be recognizable world and external opposition; and Sacred Heart school will begin fashionable point of view.” HUDSON ., . HILL ROSE Among other factors listed by And the children suffer also ■tf MMUNULUa in the souls of the just. to Doctors and preachers, because classes Tuesday morniilfe. Sept. 7, MILLERS AND HANDLERS OP because of this situation, for “ a Similarly, the characters of of their victory over the devil, the at 9 o'clock. The children will Father Lord to explain the “ appall FLOUR, WHEAT. CORN, BARLEY, mother is a poor substitute for Confirmation and of Holy Orders enemy of faith, whom they have ex meet in Sacred Heart church for ing lack of progress” of the'Church OATS. AND MILL FEEDS today was the pallid and “ convic happily married parents in a pelled from their own hearts and the 8:30 o’clock Mass on that Country Shippers/ the hearts of others. tionless” faith held by many Cath child’s life.” morning. A chief binding factor in mar Consign Your Shipment To Os Scriptural authority, particularly olics, who, he said, tend to accept Thursday afternoon and evening truths without study and without riage according to the Christian in the Book of the Apocalypse, Confessions will be heard at the depth of understanding. conception is mutual submission, usual hours in preparation for macaroni furnishes a foundation for belief He spoke also of “ overprofes he .said. -“Mutual submission to the 3 Fine Stores in the existence of these special the first Friday of the month. sionalism” in the Church. Too legitimate wants of one’s marriage Ma.sses in Sacred Heart church much of the work of spreading partner is the most binding psychic b u ilU crowns, but the belief is also s u Ih 87 So. Broadway Friday morning will be at 6:30, Christianity is being assigned to factor in the whole psychosomatic 'sturii^ ch ild ren !^ stantiated by the practice of the 7, and 8 o’clock. The Sacred Heart the consecrated professions; this experience in marriage.” 753 So. University Blvd. Church, which pays special honor league members wilisreceive Holy course prevents the development But “ only in Christ as the mo 1550 Colorado Blvd. Insure your kiddies’ ^ to virgins, martyrs, and Doctors. Communion Friday in the 8 o’clock of an articulate and active laity. tive and example of digirified growth and strength ^ Those will merit the crown of Mass. Several factors mentioned by obedience can be found the solu by serving American virginity who preserve the in Friday evening at 7 :30 there Father Lord as counteracting the tion of this ‘difficult problem in domestic engineering’.” DELICIOUS CAKES - PIES - ROLLS Beauty Macaroni tegrity of the flesh and who have will be the usual devotions for influence of materialism to some extent are the Catholic school sys Indicted as another factor in often. Contains all never experienced gravely culpable the perpetual novena in honor of Sold at Our 3 Stores Only carnal delectation. Those will the Sacred Heart. tem, the well-integp-ated and wide the modern marriage failure the vital elements merit the crown of martyrs who, Sunday is the Communion Sun spread parochial system, and the was the decadence of conversa r need. for the sake of Christ, have suf day for the boys' and girls’ school collapse of Protestantism as a way tion, man’s principal means of fered death. Those will merit the sodality in the 9 o’clock Mass. of life. communication. crown of Doctors who, acting in Father Dowling blamed fatigue, proper authority and over a long Teach With Vigor’ radio, spectator sports, and movies period of time, teach the doctrine Brooklyn College Dean for this decline in communication of salvation Lafayette, La. — Using the between husbands and wives. As words of Pius X— “ We must re a remedy he advocated the practice It becomes apparent, therefore, To Give Talk on KLZ solve to maintain the teachings of of letter-writing. In conversations that these special crowns are by Christian doctrine with full vigor, with husbands and wives through no means beyond the reach of all, The Rev. Cyril F. Meyer, C.M., and where such is neglected re out the country, he has found, he and it is quite possible that their Ph.D., dean of St. John's college, store it” — as its theme, the Con said, that about four per cent of possessors will be many in heaven. Brooklyn, N.Y., will be presented Weslerkamp Bros. fraternity of Christian Doctrine them write notes and letters to Though their possession will not be over KLZ, Denver, as the speaker will hold its fourth regional con necessary in heaven, they are on the CBS Church of the Air pro each other while living in the KE. 9043 5106 Wash. gress here Oct. 14-16. same home. worthy objectives for those who gram Sunday, Sept. 5. The title of MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. \ EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY aspire to sanctity, since they will Father Meyer’s address, to be heard “ Of course a letter is artificial SHOULD HAVE Christianity Advances ,—^but so are lipsticks and neck BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES give added glory to God by in-1 from 8 to 8:30 a.m. Sunday, morn- creasing the individual’s glory. 4ng is “ Ar^ You Unhappy' ties, both of which have important • Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. 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A NATIVE OF DENVER, the Rev. Leo Wobido, S.J., returned to the Mile High city to take part in the Summer School of Catholic Action. In the picture above he is addressing re ligion teachers on “ Developipg the Taste of Youth in the Field of WAY Recreation.” He is director of the radio department of the central TIVOLI UNION CO. office of the sodality in St. Louis, Mo. He received his A. B. degree S iN V I R 2,'COIORADO from Regis and a degree in pharmacy from Denver university. He was an outstanding athlete in his college days. Ordained in 1940, the priest has been on the sodality staff since 1942. Thursday, Sept. 2, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E yston e 4205 PAGE SEVEN
Priest Received Wed at Mt. Cartnel New Mexico Priest THE THING TO DO L ^ u s e m e n t s ♦ D i n i n g Extreme Unction Offers Masses at When Tou Can't Afford Disappointment ENJOY AN INVIGORATING DRIVE ^ ^ ^R ecreation 3 Times .in Work Noly Family Parish
yContinusd From Fags One) (Holy Family Pariih, DeflVer) to have a east iron itomaeh and an The Rev. John Sauvageau, H O LU N D ’S La R ay HOTEL alligator hide.” O.M.I., of Springer, N. Mex., is IN GOLDEN visiting in the home of Mr. and Acquires Sixth Sense r i Mrs. James Bruce. Father Sauva I s There is a sixth sense which one ii * acffuires in the jungles— the sense geau oflFered the 6 and 7:30 o'clock For Luncheon or Dinner j’! of impending danger. Jn his early Masses Sunday, Aug. 29. l; years in British Honduras Father Infants baptized ip the week Yob’W Uke the Food, Service and Atmosphere Schaefer, while saying his Office include Claudia Annette, daugh one 'day, noted this sensation. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire, DINING ROOMS OPEN DAILY Close to his leg was a poisonous with Joseph and Gloria Sebastion From 12 to 2 at noon—-5:80 P.M, to 9:80 P.TST. snake whose venom would have as sponsors; Francis. Raymond, Sundays and Holidays From 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. lolled him within a half hour. Para son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cody, lyzed with fear. Father Schaefer with Charles and Irene O’Grady Phone Golden 68 for Reaervatiori, or sat motionless and “ after what as sponsors; Susan Marie, daugh juat drive out and come in seemed to be an eternity” the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart, WckoB* to DtaTtr** Fiatsi snake went away without striking. with Donald and Loretta Secord On another occasion he came face as sponsors; and Paul Thomas, son COLBURN HOTEL to face with a jungle wildcat and of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mahoney, n suffering the same paralysis— LUXURIOUS ROOMS with Charles and Rosemary Karns be Could not even reach for his as sponsors. C O ^A IL LOUNGE rifle near by. He looked straight Masses on First Friday, Sept. f NEW COFFEE SHOP into the eyes of the wildcat “ for 3, will be at 6, 7, and 8 o’clock. lOth Arenu* at Grant several minutes” and finally saw MAin 6261 him race o ff into the jungles, Altar Unit 5 D. B. CERISE. Haasrtr starting with about a 16-foot leap. Meets Sept. 2 DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Beauty abounds in the jungles. 80i0 Spoor Bird. Waxes Market Flowers, especially orchids, rare The Altar and Rosary society lltb St. at Waza* Swim m Cletn, Heated and expensive in this country, will meet in the school hall Thurs Open Z4 hours daily Open till 9 p.nu QUALITY PET SUPPLY grow in profusion. And the day, Sept. 2, at 1:30 p.m., and re Drinking Water jungle is me habitat of exotic ceive Holy Communion in a body # Delicious Pastries Siam oe birds and fishes. in the 7:30 o’clock Mass Sunday, (Froa Ow Own Orau) Kitteny For the most part the Indian Sept. 5. The sacristy will be car^ I Open Daily for Sept. 4 by Mrs. C. Heider- # Seafoods Puppiea, 1 to 5 P.M. & and Spanish-Indian people of the Canaries, various jungle villages and seaport stadt and Mrs. C. J. Dieckman. # Fried Chicken Parakeets, y 7 to 10 P.M. towns of the tropics are occupied All Colors Adults 60^, with mahogany logging (tneir # Late Evening Snacks Golden chief industry), tapping gum from Lakeside Presents Hamsters Children 35<^ trees, and gathering and crating White Mice bananas. i Cuod Cutholict Pet Supplie$ & Remediet PROGRESS PLUNGE Generally, they are very good F ra n kie Carle on Freth & Frozen Horse Meats 3300 W. FtorMs Westwood 33* , Catholics. They stand staunch 3 BIks. W. Fed. Bird. 1513 GLENARM KE 9093 Ft. Lofsn Bus st Alsmeds A Bdwy. and solid in their faith and are Labor Day Program (Psraierly Boyd’s Bird Store) fine examples of the Church Mill tant when attacks are leveled against Rome from outside the It’s Lakeside again, and again, fold. Much, however, is left to be for the tops in entertainment. FOR MEALS K i f e h e n . desired concerning the moral life PICTURED BEFORE the altar in Mt. Carmel church With the long L vbor day week BEST FOLKS OF ALL < and religious practices of the end due, it means extra enjoy Littleton, Colo. “ EAT-AT-THE-HALL” < SNACKS townspeople. In the final analysis, after their wedding ceremony Aug. 8 are Mr. and Mrs. ment for young and old. In the Joe M. Bland, Mgr. t it is Father Schaefer’s opinion, Edwin H. Head. Mrs. Head is the former Esther L. Colacito, daugh beautiful El Patio ballroom Serving Dinners and Smorgasbord Hall Hotel Coffee Shop < WINES • LIQUORS despite what may be said against ter of Dominic Colacito, and her husband is the son of Mrs. Beulaji Frankie Carle, his famous piano, individuals, that the people lead, Head. The Rev. Thomas Lo Cascio, O.S.M., witnessed the marriage and his equally famous orchestra Daily, 5 to 8 P.H. Sundays, 1 to 7 P.III. RE-MODELED < FOUNTAIN SERVICE rite, which was followed by a Nuptial Mass. Tom Martelon was best 1321 Curtis Street i fine lives and are good Catholics. will play special matinees Sunday <1- The population of Indians and man and Mrs. Viola Ford was matron of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Head Closed Mondays No Liqaors and Monday, Sept. 5 and 6, as 1 i OPEN DAILT Spanish is predominantly Catholic. are both graduates of Holy Family high school. well as the regular nightly dance Reservations Are Not Necessarv HAM t« 3 A M Not only in British Honduras but sessions. Monday night will be 1 lu’ i rilics luivt* Ik t ii also in other Central American and Frankie Carle’s last appearance in Iflliiiij you: Latin American nations the people Denver. M u r p h u ’S ' are as much as 95 to 98 per cent Fr. O'Brien Appointed The Lakeside managemenfalso YOUR BEST Catholic. I’iilim .s An- (.Dllllllg ■ Y A fine I foodsv announced a special treat for the l■9AtWAr IT lUSWeiTa Rulers Are Inimical holidays: A mammoth free bar HOTEL VALUE 1 r <1 til lloll y wood An anti-clerical intelligentsia becue to be held Monday after Days *'— and ruling class, which has definite Pastor at St. Dominic's noon following the huge parade in Masonic undertones, has caused downtown Denver. (Continued From Page One) Father Hughes by the priests asso SHIRkET-SAVCThOn^ t DENVER this i' one of t ll(' DOYLE’S much internal trouble in the.se Frankie Carle’s “ golden touch” “n'alc- l! countries. This small group made many improvements and addi ciated with him Monday, Aug. 30, band has been the most popular PHARMACY" sharply contrasted with the major tions to the church property, school at the parish house. A large group orchestra to play in Denver this bulk of the population, because of and rectory. Tlio Psrttcolsr D m ntat of priests attended. Father Hughes year, and has broken attendance fer Vser Hewe^ew* nriends the wide disparity between wealth Probably th e improvement record after record with his music. 17tli AVE. AND GRANT and poverty, clings tenaciously to is leaving for his new assignment which has attracted the most at Thursday afternoon. Hard on the heels of Frankie KE. u n FREE OEUVRRT old traditions and customs. Con tention was that of completely re Carle, when he completes his en sequently, because it is well en wiring the church and installing a Fathers R. P. Sullivan, O.P., / i and W. G. Hoff, O.P., who have gagement Monday night, will be trenched and wields such political new system of indirect and semi- the band of Buddy Rich, the great been assisting in the parish during and econogaic power, it can set direct lighting which is a radical new band styled the 1948 way, s p r i n g s the summer, have returned to I D A H O policies and pass laws which run departure from the conventional which opens in £1 Patio Tuesday counter to the will of the people. treatment of a Gothic interior. their respective assignments. Fa night. This is the band backed by DORAN Father Schaefer adds also that ther Sullivan will continue his Frank Sinatra. The school was given special at studies at River Forest for h i^ e - HATTERS much damage has been done to tention by Father Hughes. He took Midget r3u:e fans at Lakeside TIBBETTS PHARMACY Pan-American friendship because gree in philosophy and Fsnher p l a i: er in n **Hst Rocoodttlontnc an old building and equipped it Hoff -will report to Madison, Wis., will have a week end of entertain ^ Benieo Exclusively' __^ many Protestant sects have sent with “ the new look,” both in the ment and thrills, for the profes FINE FOOD SUNDRIES 733 E. Colfax at Clarkson ministers to the Indians and Blessed Sacrament parish, for par exterior and interior. During his ish work. Father Hoff is a native sional midget cars will have races REXALL STORE CALL MAIN 6838 Spanish. These ministers are six years, as funds permitted, the both Sunday and Monday nights, BEST COCKTAIL LOUNGE ^Fot Free Pick-up tad DsUycry trying to proselytize a population of Denver and a son of Mr. and Serrics entire building has been renovated, Mrs. Joseph Nachbauer. but will omit the next Wednesday IN ROCKIES SODAS which is chiefly Catholic. And the repaired, and modernized with new race! people interpret such actions as desks and equipment. insults. The financial picture at St In British Honduras, the en Dominic's became bright under his Newmanite Parley No Advance tirety of which is a Jesuit mission administration. The debt of $23,- "SJyo0«'’'“ province, there are 24 priests, four h’i like the thrill you 000 on the church property has scholastics, and four brothers, all been liquidated. The scnool fund Is Attended by 8 pol when the bond* in Prices of the Society of Jesus. In addi ptoyed . . . the flog has been increased from $3,000 ' potted . ._. ond o tion, there are three native dioce to $65,000 and property adjoining ^ boy you loved come san priests. the church has been purchased for C. U. Delegates •ndrching home I a proposed school. A farewell dinner was given to Father Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., rarofPOvJOt presents and seven members of the Uni 35 in Attendance versity of Colorado Newman club in AI.A.N DUNNA 1st Wedding Boulder are attending the 34th an At 1st PTA Meet nual international convention of LAW)-HEED Newman clubs in Minneapolis from (Our Lady of Leu^ot’ Parith, Is Held in Sept 3-5. PROHIBITION CARLE Donvor) Newmanites attending are Helen HIS PIANO AND HIS ORCHESTRA Thirty-five parents attended the and Louis Delateur, George Gal Special Dance first PTA meeting in the new par New Chapel lagher, Frank Potochnik, Mary Matinee ish on Tuesday night and elected Ann Plesisants, Pete Bessol, and Sunday and Mrs. W. E. Taylor of 1745 S. (Christ the King Parith, Denyer) Phyllis Silvio. Lincoln as the first president Mrs. The temporary Newmanites at DOES NOT Labor Day The first marriage in the new Taylor will have a daughter in the chapel of Christ the King par C. U. summer school were offered first grade this year. She is a past ish took place Aug. 21, when a full program of spiritual and president of the PTA at St. Louis’ Ruby A. Anderson o f Brook social activities during their stay i’l Englewood. ings, S. Dak., became the bride in Boulder. Mrs. Wolford of 2626 S. Wash of James W. Potter, Jr., of Father Charles continued the PROHIBIT! DENHAM ington was elected vice president. Christ the King parish. weekly discussion, which was open i8"-“ AT calif • AlPINF !42i Mrs. Marquep and Mrs. Fuller The Rev. John Scannell, pas to the public. Mother Augustina were elected secretary and treas tor, witnessed the ceremony. At of the Benedictine community at This year the Drys are again wielding their h^chets—deteflBiIfl«d tO urer, respectively. tendants were J. Daniel Prairie South Boulder described her visit force prohibition on an unsuspeaing publidf Amendment No. 3— a According to PTA rules the and Edna Anderson, suter of the with Therese Neumann, and the JIM’ S TAVERN pastor and sister superior of the bride. Newman house library supplied weasel-worded proposal packed with innocent language— would in school become second and third A wedding breakfast followed Catholic literature. LI/iVCHEOV vice presidents of the organiza in the home of the bridegroom’s Social events included Commun effect produce unenforceable prohibition. If this double-talk Amend* ion breakfasts, dances, and a BEER — WINE — MIXED DRINKS tion. The fourth vice president parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ment No. 3 were passed, this is what might happen. Potter, Sr., at 1160 Glencoe. chartered-bus trip to Central City. 128 BROADWAY elected Tuesday was Mrs. Fred Thompson. Mrs. Walsh was named Baptized last Sunday by Fa Picnics were held in connection JAMES M. DELOHREY fifth vice president with Mrs. ther Scannell were Barbara Lee with the two initiation ceremonies, "Local Prohibition"Amemlffleiit No. 3 W ould.•• Sprague as co-chairman. Historian Fremont, daughter of Mr. and summer students were given a for the PTA unit will be Mrs. A1 Mrs. Leo M. Fremont, 790 Cler sight-seeing tour, and other infor Denny. mont, sponsors being Charles mal activities were held. The first project of the PTA A. Grant, Jr., and Beverly DESTROY ROB NOW OPEN FOR SEASON will be a membership drive, and Schiwark; and' Clifford Mc ALCOHOL 28.821 WORKERS Carthy Patrick Gardell, son of a drive initiated to pay for the BEVERAGE OF Plan Now for the Time school and library hooks. The new Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Gar- FOR YOUR GUILD school will use the rental system deil of 1330 Glencoe, with Dr. INDUSTRY THEIR JOBS 'J of Your Life at $2.60 per child. Each class Carl Gardell and Mrs. Therese OR CLUB Boyd sponsors. * Swimming room will have a good library of reference books. $145.00 Cash plat 12 Bridge The Rev. Edward Leyden, arch WIPE OUT PARALYZE ( * Roller Skating Altar, Rosary Society Tablet diocesan school head, will be the S2,800,7p6 COLORADO'S or * Horse Back Riding guest speaker at the monthly BUSINESS AN D . 5150,000,000 meeting of the Altar and Rosary Schedules Annual Tea $100.00 Catb plat 24 Bridge RESIDENTIAL TOURIST * Picnicking society Thursday evening at the Tablet new rectory, 2217 S. Logan. All In Cathedral Rectory PROPERTY INDUSTRY women of the society and parents NO INVESTMENT - NO RISK interested in the school are in The Cathedral Altar and Ro sary society will entertain mem- vited to attend. Writ# to or Phone "Local Option” Amendment No. 3 is the Post-War II version of the old Vol* The Altar and Rosary society hers and friends at its annuel Mr. A. Sinoff will hold its annual election of tea Friday afternoon. Sept. 10, stead prohibition law. It is neither enforceable—ns you know from previous 3417 Williamt St. officers before the lecture. The from 3 to C in the Cathedral experience— neither is it "LOCAL OPTION.” The DRYS’ scheme is to allow ELDORADO meeting will start promptly at rectory. All women of the parish 8 o’clock. Mrs. William Kimmins are cordially, invitad. Denver, Cole. MA. 3364 you to vote for— but not against— PROHIBITION! Their true intentions are i SPRINGS is chairman of the nominating It is also announced that the to "D R Y-U P” Colorado piecemeal— section by seaioo. ‘ The Family Resort'* committM and will conduct the Altar group will receive Com fold er Sent FREE •lection Thursday evening. munion in n bodv in the 8 No Obligation The Rocks of Lourdes club will o’clock Mass in the Cathedral hold a special meeting on Tues Sept. -8. Vote N O on GLENWOOD SPRINGS day, Sepi 7, at the rectory. This “ The Sea Beach in the Mourttains** meeting is necessary in order that Regis College Senior the club might make final prapara- Local Prohibition"Amendmoiit No. 3 OFFERS tions for a parish picnic to be held At Students’ Congress Excellent Hotel— Cabin— Retort & Dude Ranch Aeconunodationi on the church grounds. Frank DeLorenzo of 4169 Oaa^ •WDOflNG — GOLFING — HORBXBACK SIDING — FiaH IN G Other matters of importance will street, Denver, a senior at Regie Vapor Cave Baths for Beulth BK SURE TO REGISTER FOR Writs BecnUry Cbsmbcr of CaauMrce fer Uterstars be discussed at this September college, is representing the school to meeting. A plan will be luggested at the first National Student As THE NOVEMBER 2 ELECTIONS [for the club on how the shrine N O W OPEN sociation congress st Madison, Wis. to Our Ledy of Lourdes might be More than 700 delegates, repre HOT SIJLPHIJR MINERAL BATHS completed before cold weather sets senting three quarters of a million H o D O in. It it believed that a ooneerbed AND students, are attending the con TOM WALKER PIANOS COLORADO UNITiD effort on the part of the members gress to determine specific projects BKPBESENTATTVE o f KIMBALL, SWIMMING POOL will rinish the grotto in time for that can be carried out to the bene BOHMIB cod STABB a dedication this fell. The "Rocks” fit of the students and of the CoataWttot — Spiotto — Ortodt 3d8 KITTREDGE BLOG., DENVER, COLO. Fin t KeeoiulItJoiMd Piaaoi H O t SULPHUR SPRINGS, COLO. w ll also plan a party at Glaaier’s American communities in which Flue Tsxiag bam for tba month of October^ their schools are located. m i 8. BBOAOW AT iF n t s TIM PAGE EIGHT OfHce, 938 B annock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 2, 1948
SL JOHN^S PARISH Six Denverites 1st Bride in New Church 165 Students Why Politics "TickH Circle Drive An X-r8y study of our balloting system KNIGHT SERVICE CO. • M ARKET Leave to Enter • Are Expected “ Political Parties and Elections” MOTOR TUNING B. L. Bcnnttt — E. a WlllUm* Complete Auto Service Onalitr Hwtj — Pith — GnecriM By Fred R. Van Valkenburg, A,B,, A. M. PiMb a Pram PralU ui4 Vtg*tah\m Each Wednesday Evening Downtown Regis Wm.iiiBf • PoliiUttf Si Lubrication Religious Life At St. Thomas' 2422 E. 6th Are. FR. 8891 Register Sept, 7-10 — 711 17th St. 6tb A t « . at Detroit F R .3396 We Delirer (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) Permanent Waving of Mary, and other school organi part-time work in science at Den zations. a Specialty ver university. RADIO SERVICE Mary Helen Graves Jnit Good, H on ct and Coming* to St, Thomas’ from Mary Helen Graves is the My Lady Edith RolUbIt Work Manila in the Philippine islands, Phone DE. 8222 daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur DO YOU R OWN where he has been a phil6s^hy J. Graves of 1671 Logan street professor for 16 years, is the Rev, Beauty Shoppe and is a member of Cathedral Prudencio Mayoral, C,M. He will 72 R.4. 5793 ij Hlnni* KuMltr. H«r. ELECTRO PRODUCTS CO. parish. Mary Helen was bom in teach the second year of philoso- 2804 E. 6tfa Are. EA. 0788 1713 E. Cth A tc. at GUpin Brighton, and later moved to So. Penn. for appt. ' phy and Spanish. Father Mayoral UUNDRY Denver, where she attended Cathe , WE NOW HAVE MORE WASHERS AND DRYERS, splacing the Rev. Santuel M: dral school. She took part in all GENERJtL ELECTRIC ALL AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINES zanal, C.M., who taught Spanish school activities and was a member Washed Twice — Rinsed Twice — Soft Water — 30 Minutes ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH of Our Lady’s sodality, the Cath before going to the Philippines olic Students’ Mission Crusade, last spring. 9-lb. Lood 3jPc — TUMBLER DRYER — 39-lb. Lood^Sc | and the Legion of Mary. Concludes Busy Summer JERRY’S RESTAURANT Her uncle is the Rev. William The Rev. William Kenneally, Speeitlltini In Spxhcttl, ST. FRANCIS DE SALES^ PARISH : SHUnO BROS. SUaka Prltd Cblckcn. RaTioU Doyle, S.J., of Marquette uni C.M., will return in a few weeks versity, and a first cousin, the Rev. from Rome, where he successfully HNEST OF raUITS AND James Naughton, S.J., recently passed examinations this summer VEGETABLES Jerry's Restaurant went to Rome to study. Mary for his doctorate in theology and EA. 4586 « 1401 B. Colfai at Cook Helen is the youngest of eight his baccalaureate in Sacred Scrip P ru DtltTfr? n il B. Colf.x DE. 9940 children. ture. He will continue as professor McCarthy’s Jean Nolan of Scripture. Jean Nolan is the daughter of It was also revealed this week Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nolan, that the Rev. Jos^h L. Lilly, Cleaners & Tailors* SeeFRAIVK ANTTOIViXU formerly of Denver, and now of C.M., who taught Scripture for Mr. and Mrs. Marloti Wrzeski Long Beach, Calif. Jean was grad years at St. Thomas’ and more re (Members of St. Francis de Sales' AT TED’ S uated from Cathedral grade school cently was a professor of Scripture Parish) Expert Tailoring & The Best in Wines and Beers in 1944 and from St Anthony’s at the Catholic University of high school in Long Beach this America, will become head of the Alterations 3504 E. Colfax FR. 8881 June. She took part in school ac Scripture department at the • Jackets and Coats RcMned tivities and was assistant librarian Perryville seminary, Vincentian (Ladies' and Men's) • Far Coats Rclined in high school. mother-house. • Buttonholes Made # Dreaa Makinf Jean is one of nine children. ,481 So. Pearl Phone SP. 5569 j V ^ ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH Her brother Jerry and her sister Work to Begin Soon Polly are graduates of Cathedral On New Building high school. W O O D Y ^ A gn o Gardt Father Keeper also announced Why Pay Carfare? MISS PRISCILLA SANCHEZ, daughter of Mr. and that work on the new building to RED & W H IT E The fifth girl to enter the novi If your watch is acting up it Our Every Day Pricea BOB & TEO'S Mrs. Tony Sanchez, 3436 Osage street, became the bride be erected on the seminary campus Save You Money tiate of the Sisters of Charity is will probably be begun late this GROCERY & MARKET may need only a good cleaning Red & White Grocery A Market Agnes Gardt, a native of Minne of Boniface Mares, son of Mr. and Mrs. Magin Mares, in a double ana oiling. Or some simpie re Praseriptions Carefully Filled ring ceremony, the first wedding to be held in the new (jhurch of Our month. The structure is planned Quality Meats - Groceries PINE SELECTION apolis. She has lived in Denver for as an eventual convent for sisters pair may put it back in good MEATS. FISH AND POULTRY Lady of Guadalupe, Sunday, Aug. 22. the past year, and resided at the who will be secured to care for Fresh & Frozen Fruits & Vegetables running order again. Our free Guido Shumake Drugs “ Once Tried . . . Satisfied" home of the Catholic Daughters of The bride was attended by Jennie Sanchez, sister of the bride, as 105 So. Ogden PE. 1943 inspection ten-ice will locate matron of honor, as well as the following bridesmaids: Lily Trujillo, the domestic duties at the semi GR. 9934 38th St Clay 2707 W. 38th GR. 2773 America, 18th and Grant street. nary. Estimated to cost about $54,- the trouble and you can depend Robert Smith Freida Marin, Rose Trevino, Adela Sanchez, Eva Tafoya, Sally Mejia, 000, the building may be used at upon our expert watch repair Robert Smith is the son of Mr. and Esther Mares. The bridegroom was attended by John F. Sanchez, Alameda Drug Store best man and brother of the bride (an employe of the Register); and hrst for workers at the seminary. craftsmen to fix whatever it and Mrs. B. B. Smith, 148 W. V. 0. PETERSON, Prep. wrong. All work guaranteed. BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH Alaska street, and is a member of by the following ushers: Freddie Chavez, Albert Marin, Ambrose Ma The erection of the new building St. Francis de Sales’ parish. Bob drid, Adolph Sanchez, David Maestas, Tony Sanchez, Jr.; and Magin is absolutely necessitated by the Cat Rate Drags So come in and get our free has four brothers and two sisters, Mares. influx of new students. Seminary Fonntain Service ■ School Snpplie* checkup. And sec our beautiful NEW HOMES FOR SALE Florence Hart was soloist and the Antonian choir furnished the authorities were forced to refuse new Elgin Watches with the and has attended Cathedral school Your Business Appreciated 2 and 3 Bed Rooms in Park Hill Y O U A L W A Y S for the past six years. music for the Solemn Mass offered by Father Andrew Burguera, C.R. applicants from at least eight dio new DuraPower Mainspring. Offico DE. 426E He wag president of his class After the wedding ceremony a reception, attended by more than ceses this year. As it is, the record Alameda and Broadway This spring also CompUta Real Estata Strrtca SAVE A T during his freshman year, was a 500 guests, was held in the church hall. In the evening a dance was enrollment will tax every square available for Elgin member of the school orchestra, held at the Rainbow ballroom at which more than 1,000 guests were inch of space and necessitate McNorton's Texaco models from 1939. JOHN F. BRUNO Legion of Mary, Our Lady’s sodal present. Don Juan and his Latin Americans furnished the music at doubling u^ in many instances. Realtor SIMMONS DRUG ity, Catholic Students’ Mission the dance. The leader of the orchestra, John Mares, and another mem SUPER SERVICE 6107 E. 22nd 18«8 Colo. Blvd EA 9868 Crusade, and Monsignor J. J. ber of the orchestra are brothers of the bridegroom. Bosetti’s choir. Priscilla was prefect of the Young Ladies’ sodality for the past Annual Convention Set Lubrication Wa»|| three years and is now president of the Antonian choir. She attended South Denver's Neivest J. A. A W. J. WOLF Rental Library St. Dominic’s grade school and North high school, and was a student By Spanish Americans Finest Station Of«r OuATUr Cratury la Bt. rraadi di SaUs' ROSS YA R IEH STORE at Denver university for two years. A brother, John F. Sanchez, is Alameda & Penn. SP 9775 NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR PARK HILL Ail-Day Exposition studying law at the University of Denver. The Spaniih American citi Hardware • Toys The bridegroom is an I.B.M.-member for the Van Hummel In zens of Colorado, in conjunction surance company and was graduated from West high school. SOUTH DENVER DRUG Jewel 2214.16 Kearney BOOK STORE Set at St. John's with the local chapter of Den MARGARET GRINSTEAD Win. N. Snidtt, Prop. II fflSI BSVflBI) 5P.IS7J' DE. 4488 4624 E. 23rd Ave. DE. 1361 ver, will hold their annual con Let Vs Fill Your Prescriptions vention at the Little Flower F o r First FridayDe Paul Men Will Hold Wines, Beers, Etc. Social center at 2809 Larimer JACKSON’S (St. John’f Pariah, Denver) street Tuesday, Sept. 7, begin- RA 5191 695 So. Pearl Masses on the first Friday, Sept. ning at 7:30. ______FREE DELIVER r Cut Rate Drugs 3, will be offered at 6, 7, and 8 3 -Day Denver Institute Delegates from all parts of PRESCRIPTIONS o’clock. There will be all-day ex “ CATHOLICS of all age groups, from high school seniors the state and New Mexico will FOUNTAIN SERVICE position of the Most Blessed Sacra QUALITY CLEANING FREE PROMPT DEUVERT on up, will enjoy and benefit from the institute sponsored by be represented at this, the 14th ment, closing with services at 7:30 REASONABLE PRICES Can 8P. 2448 Ooxmlnt Si tlaaadi the Society of St. Vincent de Paul on Thursday, Friday, and annual meating of the organiza p.m. Confessions in preparation tion. For information regarding Tear Garmenta lotared Against Flra POOD PREPARfD fOR £VERy OCCASION for the first Friday will be heard Saturday, Sept 16, 17, and 18,’’ said Judge Joseph J. Walsh, and Theft president of the Particular council of Denver. this convention those interested, OPEN SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS AND EVENINGS on Thursday afternoon and eve are asked to get in touch with ning at the usual hours. “ Particularly pleasing is the acceptance by the Rt. Rev. E. Colfax at Ivanhoe DE. 6342 Monsignor James N. V. McKay of Kansas City, Mo., of our J. A. Ortoz, Sr., at 2447 Curtis BUCHANAN’S SAVE TIRES — BUT AT OLSON’S The special devotion to Our invitation to be one of the featured speakers. street, KE. 8576. Lady of Fatima consists in at a a * Christian Bros. Wines. tending Mass, receiving Holy Com (jLEANERS AND DYERS AU Popular Baart FOOD "MONSIGNOR McKAY, pastor of S t Peter’s church in Annuneiation W i DalWer Wkat the munion, and reciting five decades Kansas City, and for many years spiritual director of the Society 121 BROADWAY OLSON’S PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy STORES of the Rosary on each of five con of St. Vincent de Paul there, will relate the story of de Paul Phonci PE 8712 A PE. S7U D o d w O r 4 m secutive first Saturc^ys for the men’s and other laymen’s co-operation in a wide variety of DRUGS PRIC^ ^^OENVEB 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 intention of the conversion of Catholic action, certain to appeal to the hearts of Denver Cath MERK'S Russia and peace in the world. olic s,’’ Judge Walsh said. Monsignor McKay has just been named ROTOLO'S i 3 0 3 0 ^ 6th EA. 1801 A perpetual novena in honor of to the high prelatial rank of Protonotary Apostolic. Our Lady of the Miraculous DRUG STORE “ Prominent in the planning of the superior council of the 796 So. Broadway John C. Medal is held every Saturday eve Society of St. Vincent de Paul in the United States has been STORE CUT RATE PRICES ning at 7:30. The novena prayers Prueriptloni AccarxUly Flllad the care of the aged. Charles A. O’Neill of Milwaukee, Wis., 8401 raxNKLIN ST. SchoU are also recited after the Masses who is currently serving as national chairman of the society’s Wines, Betre, Etc. — Pnnntain on Saturday morning. committee studying the problem, will give the results of that 1300 So. Pearl' SP. 7539 Standard Gas & Oils FINEST Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Atkinson MEATS AND committee’s research during his talk Thursday evening.’’ GROCERIES have had as their house guests Mrs. • a * Atkinson’s brother, Harold J. INSTITUTE sessions will be held at the Knights of Colum Z81S Fairfax Clare, and his daughter, Mrs. Jack HOLY FAMILY PARISH PR. 2708 bus home Thursday and Friday evenings, Sept. 16 and 17, from Compton from Casper, Wyo. 8 to 10, and on Saturday afternoon. Sept. 18, from 2 to 4 :.30 p.m. CORN FED MEATS i James Atkinson will leave Sept. All those attending the institute are cordially invited to 0 K POULTRY AND nSH 8 for St. Louis, Mo., where he will join the de Paul men at Mass and corporate Communion Sunday Fairfax Hardware Assured hy 8 enter the medical school of St. morning. Sept. 19, at 8 o’clock in St. Paul’s chapel at the CLEANERS & DYERS TEIVIVYSON j (Colfax at Fairfax) Louis university. Cathedral. n u T. THOMAS. Prop. h a r d w a r e , g l a s s , p a i n t s Registered Pfwniwelffs Michael Cloughesy, son of Mr. a a a Our Prescription Dept, is LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and Mrs. Emniptt Cloughesy, left IMMEDIATELY after Mass, breakfast and the concluding Oeaning - Altering Meat Market; row doetor'a praaeriptioB will ka One of the Finest in 4016 Tennyson FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfax corrKtJT diiptnaad at Park HOI Aug. 26 for San Diego, Calif., for session will be held at the Knights of Columbus home. Break Repairing • Dyeing GR. 0443' Drs( Caapanj . . . raviitarad East Denver. H. U RINEHART. Prop. 8 a one-year training course in the fast will be strictly by advance reservation at $1 per plate. 4120 Tennyson CL. 5084 pharaiadati ta tarn jaa. navy. Breakfast tickets will be available at the Thursday and Friday Wt preidlf aeknovicdca lit par Mrs. Hal Lewers and sons, Dry Goods— Shoes MOt accaptaoca kjr tka nodical prv- evening sessions.______Harfak Lakricatloo Car Waihloi fatalon. dao ta fair pricaa. ptenpt Robert and Frank, are visiting Mr. Clothes— Notions oorrica. and anqueitiantd acctiracT. and Mrs. Frank Dunn in San REDDISH’S For DtittnctiTa Priiaa for Bride# Diego, Calif. Red & White COMMUNITY ! Bailey's Service Partlea and all atlMr oacaalona— Mrs. David O’Brien was hostess Sodality Union Members VISIT OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT GROCERY and MARKET to members of Mother Cabrini COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE MIRCANTIIE CO. ' circle at luncheon and bridge in Plan Fall Fashion Show 2t71 Tannyson GU 4712 28th St Fairfax FR. 9924 her home Aug. 17. 3961 Tennyson GL, 3626 FIraatont Tiraa Willard Batttriaa W« GiT« 8 & B Green SUmpt Horrigan-Englert Wedding With the Summer School of| Knights of Columbus hall at 6 p.m. Miss Erla E. Englert, daughter Reservations for the dinner meet 1630 E. 34th Aye. The firms listed here de- Catholic Action nearly completed, of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Englert of ing should be made not later than CH. 6 5 6 5 For Quality Bakery Goods Berve to be remembered Chillicothe, Mo., became the bride the members of the Denver Arch- Sept. 6 by calling either Catherine Clark's Hardware of Francis C. Horrigan, son of diocesan Parish Sodality union are O’Brien or Margaret McCullough. Try ij when you are distributing tA 7711 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Horrigan, putting forth all their ■ efforts to Hardware — Paints your patronage in the dif before a Nuptial Mass celebrated ward the successful presentation of Sporting Goods' — ’Gifts by the Rev. John P. Moran on ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH WEISS BAKERY ferent lines of business. Saturday, Aug. 28. the fall fashion review. All mem 4034 Tennyson GL. 9282 4024 Tennyson St i The bride, who was given in bers are striving to dispose of as marriage by her father, wore a many tickets as possible. gown of nylon satin, and she car Tickets are obtainable from the The firms listed here de-’ ried a bouquet of colonial roses. various sodality members and at National Brand ^ DRAPER’S 1st Quality Miss Margaret Sweeney was the the Catholic library, for the bene BILLY’S INN serve to be remembered' bride’s only attendant. Harold fit of which the fashion show is Jack Haines — Clay Dtvis when you are distributing Zimmerman was best man for Mr. being presented. Store Furniture & Upholstery Naw Undtr Naw Mxnssamtnt Good Foods your patronage in the dif-j Horrigan, and the ushers were The Catholic library is a city Gerald Horrigan and Charles Charlie Scarafiotti, Prop. « 926 W. 6th Main 4507 Meet Your Friends Here Pepperell Wee Tot wide project and can do much 44th & Lowell Phone GL. 9733 ferent lines of business. ' Thompson. Tom and Leo Horrigan toward the promotion of Catholic (Mambar of S t Jotaph's Parish) ^ served the Nuptial Mass. Action in Denver and its vicinity. Upholstering Breakfast was served at the Many Years of Experience s It is hoped that all Catholics of in Meats and Groceries Repairing Receiving Blanket Olin hotel for the newlyweds-and Denver will co-operate with the ST. JAMES' PARISH their families, and a reception was sodality union in making the fash Modernizing held in the evening in St. John’s ion show a social and financial All Fresh Groceries, Reg. 59c Value school hall. success. All work guaranteed After a short wedding trip the Vegetahles & Quality % Terms if desired Review Set Meats ^ a young couple will make uieir home Evening Calls Pink White — Blue in Denver. For Sept. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Englert have \ We Welcome Old ^ Samples Furnished left for their home in Chillicothe, The review will be held at 27” X 36” ^ and Netc Customers ^ Mo., and Hal Zimmerman and Tom Daniels and Fisher’s tea room Sept. Also Living Room 28 at 8 p.m. The evening’s enter Gerhart have returned to their ^ 743 Santa Fa Drive ^ homes in Kansas. tainment will have as the major Sets for Sale Mr5. Walden McGeath is ill in attraction the fashion show, to be W KE.V47 J St. Joseph’s hospital. presented by the Daniels and F. D. Draper, prop. only 39c Baptized Sunday by the Rev. Fisher’s store. All the latest ’ fall John P. Moran was Charlotte Mar fashions for all ages will be dis played. Limitad Tima Only garet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Wallace. The baby’s aunt, In addition to the fashion show SANTA FE SHOE Mrs. Harry S. Truman, was hon itself, guests may play cards. CAl ' orary godmother, and her brother Prizes will be awarded. A special HOSPITAL and sister, David, Jr., and Marian, prize will also be given. Entertain Jaaaph Celqeltt, Prep. were proxies for the sponsors, ment will be furnished by the Work ^ona While Yon Welt VICK’S REASONABLE PRICES Charles Meyer and Mrs. Ralph members of the sodality union, and St. Dominic’s Loyola Zimmerman. the program that has been planned WINES, BEERS, ETC 742 SANTA FE DRIVE Also baptized Sunday were promises to be most interesting Prescriptions | Stephen Michael, son of Mr. and and entertaining. Bottle or Case WHITTAKER Mrs. John A. McCarthy, with Tickets were distributed to all I The firms listed here de Frank Mayer and Margaret Leise representativea of the various Wa Deliver serve to be remembered as sponsors; and Byron St»hen, parish sodalities at the laat monthly PHARMACY ROCKY'S PHAR! Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron meeting o f the aodality union. A 258 Santa Fe Drive when you are distributing **The Friendly Stor^* Stephen Buckl^, with* Kenneth partial report should be ready for EA. 9867, 17th Ave. at Uec# 5325 L COLFAX EA. 1848 K E . 7 9 4 3 your patronage in the dif Prescription Specialists all and Rose Stodgehill as spon- the next monthly, meeting o f the S. H. n O B I T. J. HATtt sodality union, Sept. 7, in the ferent lines of business. W. S2nd and Perry CL. 2401 Thursday, Sept. 2, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER 'Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE Slain Chaplain's Body For Training of Friars Returned From Sicily Bowling League U Formed Jack Hall Wants To $ave You Money! For Interment in U. S. On A ll Types of Insurance By Young People's Council Jack Hall CAN aavi yog mooey on aU Undt The body of the Rev. Jmnies of qoallty Inaaranea. For iaatanea, yog aiay yiynn, army chaplain who was aara gp to 20% on flro Inigraneo. bomea or kified in Sicily, was returned to (Catholic YouDg PoepU'* Couucii) rimes, official newsletter- of the club, will reach members this conUnta. Alao, igbstantlal favinga on aato this country and reinterred after Plans are complete for the in auguration of the first bowling week. T o Sail for Rome or tmek lasnraaco. services in the Crookston, Minn., league to be sponsored by the The next business m eeti^ will Cathedral, to which diocese Father Catholic Young People’s council. be held Sept. 9 at Holy Family Flynn belonged. Father Flynn was Nine clubs have entered teams in school. an alumnus of S t Thomas’ semi the council league which will be Lyn Hughes, Gloria James, JACK HALL 0 nary, Denver. gin play Saturday, Sept. 11, at Henry Pohs, Bob Svoboda, and A Solemn Requiem for Father 7 o’clock at the Bowl-Mor lanes, Walter O’Hayre will attend the FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Flynn was offered before the burial 1441 Court 'place, and continue Young People’s council meeting on service on Aug. 21. competition throughout the win Sept. 10. ' 435 14th St. AL. 0466 ter. A number of the young people’s CYPC Mgmbart Stt' clubs of the city have leagues Cabrini Shrine Rites within their own clubs, but this For Mountain Wtok End Will Be Held Sunday will be the first attempt to launch .(Cathedral Young Paopla’i Club) bowling on an inter-club basis. “ Cheley Camp” are the magical Because of the overwhelming Each club will choose its star words around CYPC circles these Recommended Firms attendance Sunday when a bowlers for this league competi last few days remaining before the crowd estimated at mere than : m tion. Eventual plans call for the Labor day week end. After weeks, i l 2,500 viiitad the mountain broadening of the bowling compe yea, months, o f careful planning, for AUTO tition. >hrine of St. Francea Xavier GROUND for the proposed $1,000,000 monastery at all is in readiness for the club’s Cabrini in Mount Vernon can Clubs to be represented are St. biggest event o^the year. Next yon, lervicei in honor of the the Mt. Alvernia seminary, Wappingers Falls, N. Y., was Francis,’ Cathedral, K-Ducat, Le week’s column will carry a blow- SERVICE •aint will bo rapoated tbit Sun broken Aug. 24 by the Very Rev. Virgil Liucci, O.F.M., of New York Croix d« Lourdes, St. Dominic’s, by-blow description! St. Mary’s of Littleton, St. Louis’ day aftarnoen. Benadiction and city. Provincial of the Franciscan Fathers of the Immaculate Concep Qualified members are reminded raeitation of tha Rotary will be of Englewood, St. Anne’s of Ar of the special election meeting to held at the grotto at 3:30. tion province. The building, a sketch of which is shown above, will vada, and St. Joseph’s. start at 8 p.m. next Wednesday in ,il It was announced that Matt provide living quarters, classrooms, and other facilities for a com Because of the odd number of St. Paul’s chapel, the meeting will be offared-in the ehapal of munity of 100 Franciscan Friars. These friars “ will one day take teams, one team will be idle each which will decide the new officers Buckley Bros. Motors week. The complete schedule and LEAVING DENVER for the tummer camp at S o’clock the love of St. Francis to all parts of the world,” eaid the Rev. to take over CYPC’s helm for the Siaes - STUDEBAKER - Service on the morning of Monday, report o f arrangements and rules year beginning Oct. 1. Be sure Rome Wednesday,. Sept. 8, Bernardine Mazzarella, O.F.M., who delivered the sermon on the AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS & TRUCKS Sapt. 6, Labor day. will be announced at the next to attend and cast your votes. is the Rev. John Harley .Schmitt EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WOBK — QUALITY PAINTING meeting of the Young People’s The regular biweekly ccmncil (above), former c^vaplain at council. square dance will be held Tlurs- Francis’ hospital^.-. Colorado STEAM CLEANING - WASHING - LUBRICATION SERVICE The captain of each team will dty. Sept. 2, on St. Joseph’s Springs. In Rome Father' Schmitt 6 6 0 So. Broad^tiay — New Location — RA. 2 8 2 6 be responsible for his team’s ap grounds, W. 6th avenue and Gala- will study canon law at the Ap- pearance and for other arrange pago, beginning at 8 o’clock. pollinare. He will sail from New ments. Those interested in bowl Cupid’s Comer: Tha member York Sept. 14 aboard the ^aturnia SPECIAL — $10.95 ing should contact their individual ship li invited to attend the wed American Export Line ship, and club presidents or team captains. ding of Carolyn O’Grtdy and How will arrive in Genoa, Italy, Sept. Brake Reline— Chev., Ford, Plymouth Pre~Cana Conference ard Bryant in St. John’s church on 26. Father Schmitt’s address m Attracts Attention Saturday, Sept. 4, at 9 o’clock. Rome will be Casa San Giovanni, Edith Olivetti has just an Vatican City. At the present time ART MALIVATI, INC. Plans for the Pre-Cana confer nounced her engagement to Wen he is staying in Arvada .with his TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Rem em ber the Church ence continue apace, with addi dell Kirk. father and stepmother, Mr. and 1733 GLENARM TAbor 5287 ii tional clubs having been visited • ‘ Mrs. John T. Schmitt. in recent days by a delegate from Pre-Cono Conferenco the conference committee. Visited Plans Described this week were Le Croix de Editor Protests Policy DENVER’S FINEST Lourdes club, St. Anne’s, Arvada; (St. Anne’s Young People’s Club, and the Cathedral club. Posters Arvada) To Slovak Refugees BODY & PAINT SHOP and registration cards have been Walter Gassman, chairman for QVICK SERVICE! distributed to a number of the coming Pre-Cana conference, Middletown, Pa.— An editorial churches. visited the regular meeting of St. protesting alleged U.S. discrimina Body • Fender • Paint • Upholstery Clubs and individuals are re Anne’s club Wednesday evening minded to get registrations in as and outlined plans for the Pre- tion against Slovaks was carried A ll Makes soon as possible before Sept. 15, Cana conferenco for young Cath in the form of an open letter to QVAUTY AT A FAIR PRICE so that the conference committee olics to be held Sept. 19 at St. Secretary of State Marshall in can make the necessary prepara Francis’ church and school. A Jednota, official organ of the tions. A registration form is number of members have signified First Catholic Slovak Union of YOUR WILL printed on this page for the con their intention of attending the • CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. America. venience of those who have not yet ? conference. The editorial, written by Philip IStfa and Broadway T A bor 5 1 9 1 registered. Registrations should be Club members attended the West s sent through club presidents or Denver Drive In theater recently A. Hrobak, editor of Jednota, u directly to Walt Gassman, 1835 and concluded the evening with a asserts that Czechs who "collabO' £ '■ S. Emerson, midnight snack at the Hilltop. rated with Communists” can still REMEMBER THE The Pre-Cana conference is an HUDSON VIC HEBERT, Inc. outgrowth of the Cana conference gain official favor in Washington, movement for married couples. Swimming Party whereas Slovak refugees and Since 1913 ' 'j POOR MISSIONS The great success of this latter Praves Popular representatives are barred from movement has prompted the ex (Le Croix de Lourdes Club) the United States. tension of its principles for the 3660 Downing Denver Phone AG 4848 benefit of young Catholics who ex Members enjoyed a swimming “ True representatives of the OF THE ARCHDIOCESE pect to entered the married state party in the Englewood pool Sun Slovak people, who fought Com NATIONAL AUTO BODY & RADIATOR CO. in due time. Study of the Cath day, after which the group ad munism . . . all their fives, and journed to Washington park, where FRANK J, NASTLKY. Marabdr St Franeia da Sale. Pariik olic position on marriage and the whose only crime seems to bo the RADIATORS, BODIES, HOODS AND FENDERS \ solution of marital problems be they sunk their molars in delicious conviction that their nation has REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED fore those problems arise should food prepared by Ginny Giersch, the inalienable right to be free . . be a real benefit to every young Betty Penick, and Paul Maifarth. must not bo heard In the council Repairing Wrack, a Specialty Quality Painting Catholic man or woman. After the repast a prominent of nations,” Mr. Hrobak writes. Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave. Preliminary signs point to a club member suggested that the He asks an official explanation record attendance at this first Pre- group take in some of the finer from Secretary Marshall. Form of Bequeit for Cana conference. The conference things of life and so a further ad Woodrow Wilson Auto Body & Upholstery Co. itself is a real bargain since, in journment took the group to City Establishment of addition to the several confer park for the band concert. Armed Forces Agencies COMPLETE AUTO BODYf SERVICE ences, those attending will receive Another swim party was sug Body & Fender Repair — Painting — Welding Funds for Edaeation breakfast and lunch for the nomi gested for the club. Need Religion at Core nal sum of $1.25. The conference Friday evening, Sept. 3, is the Complete Auto Upholstery Service of Priests: evening scheduled for the party is slated to be held at St. Francis Washington, D. C.— Welfare de Sales’ school and church on being given by St. Joseph’s club Convertible Tops— Seat Covers— Cushion Repairing Sunday, Sept. 19. The day will for the Le Croix de Lourdes club agencies with a religious back Coupes Converted into Club Coupes begin with Mau at 9 o’clock and Members are asked to meet at the ground are necessary to safeguard conclude with Benediction at 6 rectory at 7:30 in time to leave the spiritual well-being o f our 682-96 So. Broadway PE. 5264 o’clock. together for the gala affair. Those armed forces abroad, according to Woodrow WiUon, Prop., Member of Our Lady of Lourdca ParUb Thomas D. Hinton, executive di rector of the National Catholic Regittration for the Community Service. Hinton, who has just returned QoJswdU PRE-CANA CONFERENCE from a month’s tour of Europe surveying the spiritual and recrea WHITE SI&EWALL epeaiered by the tional needs of the American oc cupation troops, said that he “ was V i p e p t o n e Catholic Yeung Paeplo’ i Council very favorably impressed with the at St. Francis de Sales’ Church efforts of the military officiali to provide ’ wholesome recreational ^.^««CHAMPK>NS Sunday, Sept. 19, 9 to 5 o’clock opportunities for members of the Bo gmart-kwU&g and so low priced) Ooet le lew, too, armed forces in' their leisure becanse yoor «s«l tires are time,” but that other agencies woith more at'Tlreetoae. such as the NCCS are needed to provide adequate care for religious needs. John F. Hickey of New York, TAKE UP TO . NCCS executive committee mem 6 MONTHS TO PAY Parish or Club ber, accompanied Hinton on the trip. The first edition of Marking Automotive & Home Appliance Company Council Meeting Religion Teaching Vital -The Tower who have cars are asked to bring 14TH AT GLENARM CHerry 6594-95 Set for Sept. 10 them. In Fight on Secularism Station The next meeting of delegates to Inter-Club Party River Forest, 111.— Administra the Young People’s council is tors of the secondary schools oi scheduled tor Friday evening. Sept. Is Big Success the Domininican Sisters, whose 10, at 8 o’clock in the Gold room (K-Dueat Young People’. Club) of the Knights of Columbus club mother-house is at Sinsinawa, The party given by the K-Ducat Wis., held a three-day work ahop Chuck Full of Nails house. All delegates are asked to club of Denver’s Eastside parishes, at Holy Trinity school here. They be on hand. with members of S t Joseph’s and were urged to fight secularism by St. Mark’s club of Holy Family St. Francis’ Young People’s clubs placing greater emphasis on the and St Catherine’s parishes is A PERMANENT BURSE FOR THE JIERPETUAL EDUCATION OF as guests, was a big success. More teaching of religion and by co sending an official delegation to a n d than 100 young people enjoyed ordinating religion and life.______this council meeting. themselves at the party held in St A SEMINARIAN IS $6,000rANY PORTION OF Plans for fall activities, includ John’s school hall. — EXPERT ing the fall social in October, the Intermission featured the show AUTO REPAIR THIS, HOWEVER, CAN BE LEFT. bowling league, and other plans ing of movies and the main part of will be discussed. the evening waa spent in dancing. * All Makes Refreshments were served. Eaay Time Payments Club Will Inaugurott Excitement is rising in the Yauth Cantar Work K-Ducat club over theTbig Variety Northwestern Auto Go. (St. Franeia* Young Poepla’a show, scheduled for Oct. 15. Hid 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 Club) den talents are being rooted out S t Franeia’ Young People’s club and dusted off and indications are THE SUM OF $500 WILL TAKE CARE will be the first club to chaperon that “ vaudeville it not dead.” the Holy Ghost youth center when Those interested in displaying tal- ILETffiWtfflllllABI, it opens its winter season on Fri enti in the ahow should, contact X-RAY SHOWS NEW GENERAL day, Sept 8. The chaperons for Frank Morrato or Carl Selander, OF A STUDENT FOR ONE YEAR each week will be notified in ample who will be in charge. PUNCTURE-SEALING TUBE . . . time. A club calendar for the coming CMRYSLER-PLYMOUTH _ The club members wish to thank weeks was sent to all members UPTOm MOTOHag. FULLY INFLATED WITH 301 the K-Ducat club for an enjoyable recently. It looks as though the fall l0 0 8 BRQaPWAYCH.5eK>J season will be busy. evening when they attended their NAILS POUNDED THROUGH movie and social on Wednesday, A large delegation attended the For Furth& Information, Apply at Sept. 1, at S t John’s school. outing at Eldorado Springs last I'Largest b Denver'I Dkst Sati^day night the club Sunday. TIRE AND TUBE journeyed wMtward to Fillius park for a wiener roast and watermelon OptomatrUt NEW and USED feed. A good crowd attended and a and Optician fine time was had by all. All members are reminded to Helen Walsh PARTS -Yon can get a set of theee tnbes today and forget forever .make their reservations for the Aaaoeiata die inconvenience, delay and danger of flat tiree due to Pre-Cana conference before Sept W. R. JOSEPH lar Et. t7 Car aaS Track puncturea. Slightly higher priced than oedinaty tuhea, 15. KTE8 8XA1UNED tbey’ra an economy in tte long nm. For General Phant TAboi tSSO 318-319 Hajaatia Bi
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Thursday, Sept. 2, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E yston e 4205 PAGE ELEVEN The Denver Catholic Register
President______Most Rev. Archbishop Uriyui J. Vehr, D.D. Editor...... R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Manapng' Director...... Rev. John R. Cavanagh, M.A., LittD. Hear Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey, and meditation. On Tuesday in tions— mostly in the labor camp. M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., LittM .; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.: Credit God's Grace Holy Week of 1680, she received The Fourth R But for the most part, the powers Viaticum, but, because she insisted that be seem to believe in some Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A.; Paul H. Hallett, By R ev. J a m e s B. H a m b l in By R ev, F r a n c is S y r ia n e y she knew the hour of her death, inexorable law whose workings re LittD.; Art Editor, Canavan. Editorial Assistants: Robert Hoyt, One of the best ways we know ASK and LEARN Back to school! Across the for starting an argument is to take Extreme. Unction was postponed quire that industrial relations must A.B.; David Prudhomme, B.S.; Paul Hennessey, M.A. (Joum .), M.A. until the next day. With the words, country^ this thought is playing a always and of necessity be a field a stand in the matter of heredity major role in the lives of young (H ist). i^ersus environment. The problem “ Jesus, I love Thee,” on her lips of battle rather than an opportu she died April 17, 1680,. the eve America and young America’s be nity for collaboration. of which i? the greater influence wildered parents. Within the next Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. of Holy Thursday. This attitude seems silly— for forming character has been two weeks boys and girls will have tossed back and forth for years by The miracle of grace which was the very good reason that it is KOA all returned to thiir priceless pre amateur and professional psychia her life did not cease with her silly. Published Weekly by death. The story ^ h e r virtues ro g a tiv e 's formal education. trists, social thinkers, and edu Group enterprises are successful THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) has continued to attract men even In our great public school cators. to the fullest possible extent ojily 11:15 938 Bannock Street, 1 Perhaps one reason that they to our days. Reports of her ap system, however, there will be a pearances to devotees, of cures fol when all parts of the group are Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 fail to reach a final conclusion is major difference. A decision of agreed on the goal and on the that most of them conduct their lowing prayer to her and the ap the Supreme Court last spring EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT plication of her relics, have created means necessary to attain that dispute with never a reference made explicit and compulsory a goal. A football team is not likely Subscription: $1 per year. such a \ weight of testimony that to the grace of God. And yet, very condition that had been the pre to set any scoring records if the Pius XII, in 1943, declared her vir vailing practice in many places, Club Subscription, with The Repster, Local Edition, $1.30 per Year. often the happy resolution of lives center and the halfbacks are in Questions on religion submitted by the radio No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. that begin without favorable fac tues heroic and that she may be when it declared that the public terested primarily in thwarting the tors of heredity or environment addressed as Venerable. school facilities should not be used quarterback rather than on making audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. can be accounted for by nothing If one day Kateri Tekakwitha is for promoting released-time reli touchdowns. Thursday, September 2,1948 raised to the altar, there will be gion classes. Equivalently, by that other than grace. In other words, co-operation One of the great examples of a providential fitness in the fact action, God was outlawed from our Booklets on Catholic Church avaiUible free of cost that the United States will have public schools. brings co-ordination and co-ordi this thesis is the life of the Vener nation brings results. Warfare is to all inquirers. able Kateri Tekakwitha, Mohawk a saint entirely its own. For, al OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Even many of our sincere Prot wasteful; collaboration is efficient. Indian maiden born in 1656 at Os- though anthropologists call them estant friends were alarmed at The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. sernenon, now Auriesville, N.Y. also immigrants, Kateri’s fore this serious turn of events and in This is the point the Popes and We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What- Surely the odds were against bears antedate by centuries any some localities this fall different the Bishops have been trying to WRITE TO ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or Kateri. Born of a Christian Al latter-day 100-per-cent Americans. Protestant grou^is are opening establish in people’s minds for, lo, ehose of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. gonquin mother and a pagan Mo The Mayflower carried no recog their own Church schools. Our these - many years. If they were ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA, We hope The Register will be read in every home of the hawk father-in the village which nized saints, or, thus far, any an own Catholic schools are crowded talking about football, everyone would agree, thou^ch there might be ArchdiocGSC* • 10 years before had murdered cestors of saints. to the utmost and are forced to Denver 2, Colorado a protest against the idea of clergy We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in Isaac Jogues, Rene Goupil, and Perhaps we shall see the day turn away many non-Catholic ap men’s interfering with innocent the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. John Lalande, the Lily of the Mo when the triumph of grace over plicants because they scarcely sport. But since the Popes and the + URBAN J. VEHR. hawks blossomed in soil that was heredity and environment will be have room for the Catholic chil Jan 29 1942. Archbishop of Denver. in every sense physically malodor completely recognized, and the Lily dren. On every side we are open Bishops are talking about econom ous and morally foul. When Kateri of the Mohawks will be our first ing new schools and expanding ics, they are not even given a hear was four years old her parents died native American saint. others. The Catholic Church is in ing. Did you ever see the Pope’s In of smallpox and the child was the school business to stay— and dustry Council plan mentioned by Your Firemen & Policem en i Conceived in Reason, taken to the lodge of an uncle who : for good reason. your daily newspaper? < was violently opposed to Christian Catholics believe, and we are Our present system of industrial Need Yonr Support i Realized in Will ity. I1st Friday Mass heartened to see that there are relations is based essentially and Onsigongo’s purpose from then I others who feel the same way, that openly on the principle of conflict. The Wagner Act was an attempt to ,4 By P aul H. Hallett Holmes, Jr., once said, but what on was only to use the girl as there is a fourth R that must be Yot^ "FOR" Amendment No. 1 : 4 the sovereign can reasonably enact likely bait to snare a clever hunter make labor the equal of manage “ A rule dictated by added to the traditional trinity of Election September 14th, 1948 ,4 for the family circle. Among the Schedule Listed reading, ’riting, and ’rithmetic. ment, so that the relations of the ratiZii8“o"rdiMatZT\eT
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■n m PAGE TWELVE Offic«, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 Thuraday, Sept. 2, 1948 ! 1 1 Parish Mothers Specialists in Parochial At St. Fronds' Prepare Books Knur .f-. , SCHOOL BOOKS (St. Francis da Salas’ Parisli, Denvar) % \ On Wednesday, Aug. 26, the NEW AND USED BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS following mothers worked in the book room, preparing the books HARRY IR. LLSTIG IN THE DIOCESE -for the coming year: Mmes. A. Alexus, M. Behan, J. Blair, J. JOSEPH VOLOSIN Craig, E. Porter, J. McCarthy, and 8Utf>Kerfstfred OpiomttrlsU Our Used Books are sound, clean, and W. Scott. On Tuesday a group of grade school boys worked with 93S ISih S i . KE. 3683 Mrs. Behan moving and stacking sanitary. LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS the textbtfoks. Twenty-two Sisters of St. Jo — Reasonably Priced— seph enjoyed an outing on Thurs day, Aug. 26, as guests of Mrs. John Rusche in her cabin on the South Platte. Transportation was BARGAIN furnished by the following: Mmes. J. Rusche, L. Schuster, J, Young, M. J. McDonough, and J. Mc Regis President to Teach Carthy, Mr, and Mrs. Zoellner, and B BOOK STORE New Principal Regis Downtown Miss Peggy Doless. 406 15th at Tremont KE. 1418 Grade and high school grid I teams are working out at Byers 'Adolescent Psychology' field daily. lakes Helm at AS A SERVICE to the parents of Denver and vicinity, Division Adds Mrs. Mark Behan, president of as well as all those concerned with the rearing or guiding of I the PTA, will be hostess to the old children, the Very Rev. Raphael C. McCarthy, S.J., president and new council members at a St. Philomena's of Regis college, will offer a course in “ Adolescent Psychology” luncheon Tuesday, Sept. 7, at 1 at the downtown division of Regis college this fall. 2 lop Courses p.m. at Ray’s cafe, 94 S. Broad way. The luncheon will be followed Al Bennett (St. Philomena's Parish, DtnTSr) Father McCarthy, who achieved international renown in Singularly appropriate in this this field with his book Training the Adolescent, is an acknowl bv a short meeting to formulate j Two new teachers will greet pu edged leader in the work of youth development. His book has election year are twi courses to plans for the coming year. I pils of St. Philomena's school when Men's Clothing Dept. been translated into several foreign languages and he is con be offered by the downtown di HNS Plan classes begin next week. Sister tinually sought as a speaker throughout the United States. vision of Regis college starting Holy Name men are reminded S olely Brand Mary Godfrey has come to St. « « * that the hours of nocturnal adora Philomena's as superior and eighth Sept. 13. tion for the parish this month are grade teacher, replacing Sister BELIEVING that in these times the proper training of Wall Street, Scottsdale youth is of the utmost importance to the future of the nation. One is “ Public Opinion and 3 a.m. to 4 a.m. at Holy Ghost Catherine Marie, who was forced Propaganda,” to be taught by the church, 19th and California. to relinquish her duties because of Father McCarthy, although engaged in the administrative direc and Brayton tion of Regis college, has thought it important to take the ad All men of the parish are re-1 ill health. ditional time to present this course. minded to reserve the following Sister Catherine^ Marie, princi Registration in the downtown division will take place from dates so that St. Francis de Sales’ pal for the past four years, will go Sept. 7-11 with classes opening Sept. 13. The school is located will have a fine representation: THC mnv CO. to Kankakee, 111. The new second at 711 17th .street. Sept. 26, Holy Name rally at St. grade teacher is Sister Mary Joel, Thomas’ seminary; Oct. 10, Com replacing Sister Celine Marie, who 2ND FLOOR munion breakfast in the cafeteria CLEAN rOUR’ SCHOOL has been transferred to St. Louis, with Archbishop Urban J. Vehr as Mo. Ex-Parochial Students guest of honor. His Excellency will CLOTHES NOW Repair work on the school in offer Mass for th'e men at 8 o’clock the past summer included repaint on that date. I ing the entire exterjor, installation Members of the League of the Back To School Styles of new screens and shades, and Form N. Y. Talent Agency Sacred Heart will receive Com the varnishing of all floors. munion in a group Sunday, Sept. Hove Your Will Please You Coach Alex Risoli will hold the By Joseph B. Harding operas produced by the Rt. Rev. 6, in the 8 o’clock Mass. Associate partners in the Ted Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti and St. Joseph’s guild is to hold its Oor ullortai i. tuntd to th. timti. first football practice for St. Phil- omena’s junior parochial gridders Mack professional talent agency, in those put on by the Denver Poet. first meeting of the season on Sat THE CONGRESS on Tuesday. Joe Clifford and William McGuin- The most prominent parta were urday, Sept. 11. ness, have once again joined forces. his. CLOTHES CLOTHING CO. Tent Party They are operating a talent agency He won a national Atwater Kent Bert Keatings Plan Stay Workers Feted in New York, an extremely diffi radio contest and as a result was SUITS AND TOPCOATS ' cult task, especially in a citv booked for a 54-week tour of East At Cabin in Estes Park **SptcUl Attention to Cltrry’* Workers at the recent Tent Mtil Orderi where talent is so much in demantf. ern cities. In February, 1937, Flor Mr. and Mrs. Bert M. Keating, party were honored at a buffet Both were born and reared in ence Lamont Hinman and the en their son. Bob, and Miss Mary Lou GLEANED 433 ICth 8t. TA. 4718 dinner and evening of entertain Denver. They attended .Annuncia tire Lament opera club presented Damascio will leave Thursday, Toiler Mode Ready Mada ment at the Mt. Vernon Countrj’ tion grade school and the former the Count of Luxembourg in order Sept. 2, for the Keatings’ mountain club Tuesday evening. About 166 Sacred Heart high school together. to raise enough money for Joe to cabin at Estes Park. They will re AT members of the Men’s club and Joe went to Regis college but Ted go to New York to further his turn Sept. 10. R«t, Jamas F. Walsh, S.J. PTA, in addition to Monsignar went out to make a name for him career. William M. Higgins and the Rev. self in the show world. GOOD CLOTHES NEED George Evans, attended the affair. n 1941 Joe had a Town hall Rev. Jamea F. Walsh, S.J., author Standard Fluid Process As a saxophone player, Ted (he concert in New York that was suc NOT BE EXPENSIVE The Rev. Arthur Kerr of is professionally known as Ted and sociologist, of the Regis col GIGANTIC cessful. He sang for President lege faculty. Pueblo celebrated the 9:30 o’clock Mack because a painter, unable to Roosevelt at one of the press par Duplicator Mass last Sunday and preached. print the fijll name of McGuinness ties. In Washington, D.C., also Father Walsh will present a Father Kerr had brought the new Gleaners and Laundry THE settled for "Mack” ) played in some he sang the leading role in comprehensive study of how thej Gelatin sister superior from her former t of th« best known bands in''the Naughty Marietta. Joe Clifford has Stencil DOUGH! mission in Pueblo. leaders of political parties attempt 700 E. Colfax at WasbinEton land. He gave up orchestra play I Ink sung in Mexico, Canada, Rio de to sway the minds of the public, ENGLISH Members o f’ the Altar and Ro ing to become musical director at Janeiro, and in London. No Type CALI sary .society and the PTA will re the MGM studios in Hollywood, It was at the Paramount theater using examples from previous elec MA. 6101 ceive Holy Communion in the 8:15 Calif. Subsequently, he developed in New York city that Joe Clifford tion years as well as from the TAILORS o’clock Mass this Sunday. his own vaudeville units and took ARAPAHOE and Ted Mack met up with one. present political campaign. Duplicator Supply Co. •01 FIFTErENTH STREET In preparation for first Fri to the road. It was m Mound City, 10% Diseounl another. It was there that they j Father Walsh, who holds an ISSl WELTON Combine Quality and Style day devotions. Confessions will be became partners in the agency that Cleaners & Dyers TA. 0286 at Pricea You Can Afford heard Thursday afternoon and eve-1 th^’ now successfully run. .A.B. degree from St. Louis uni On Cash and Carry • 2 1 6 2 Aral KE. 8341 ning at the usual hours. Holy Com-| Their agency supplies all the versity and A.M. and Ph.D. de TA. 0286 Denver 2, Colo. munion will be distributed Friday talent for most of the entertain grees from Fordham university, at 6 o’clock, and Masses will be at ments by Catholic organizations. has been professor of philosophy 6:30, 7:15, and 8:15 o’clock. They were in charge of the pro at Regis college since 1944. He is the author of Facing Your Social Welcome Students curement of talent for the state Mr. Waller ,|. Kerwln ARGOIVAIIT HOTEL pageant and dance of the Catholic Situation and is well known for Where Denver’. Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners |VA Figures Show war veterans of New York state. his work in sociological fields. Associated with FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. Last year the Ted Mack agency In addition, the downtown di DANCES AND DINNERS I'HONE MAIN 3101 supplied the Ulent for the enter vision will offer a course in ‘ Par ties 'and Elections” that will trsice JOS. M. FISHMAN Beautiful Ballroom* Private Dining Room. I College Slow-Upi tainment at the annual K. of C. charity ball held at the Astor hotel the growth of our present political Jeteeler and Optometriol Veterans’ Administration reports in New York city. The entertain divisions and the part they have DIAMONDS - LOCKETS that the gradual decline in the ment for many of the Catholic played in the development of the WATCHES - ROSARIES number of veterans attending col high school proms in New .York, country. The course will be taught CROSSES - COMPACTS including those of Cathedral De by Fred R. Van Valkenburg of ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS JACK AND JILL SAYS; leges and universities is expected MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS* to continue during the 1948-49 La Salle, and Blessed Sacrament the Regis college history depart SCAPULAR MEDALS academic year. high school, is procured by this ment. Mr. Van Valkenburg noias agency. an A.B. degree from Regis college Glasses on Credit The peak in college enrollments The partnership is well balanced, jand an A.M. degree from Creigh- 807 15th St. TA. 0029 apparently was reached last De Joe knows his music and Ted is one 1university, cember. The number enrolled in K) SciKw of the best in the vaudeville busi- institutions of higher learning ness. dropped from 1,245,000 on Jan. 1, 1948, to 1,140,000 at the end of in 4^ .April. More than 1,400,000 World war Joseph Clifford Society Schedules i II veterans obtained GI loans for homes, farms, and business by Aug. 1, VA said. Ninety per cent, Communion Day U TTlf or 1,266,000, bought and built homes; 47,000 purchased farms (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) i and farm equipment; and 97,000 St. Catherine’s Altar and i went into business. Rosary society members are re YANKEE quested by Mrs. G. Rowe, presi T. M. Rag. dent, to occupy the front pews in the 7 :30 o’clock Mass Sunday, Sept. 5, when they received Com fQUIPMENT munion in a body. Mother: School opens Tlie altars were cared for by September 7th. Mrs. Hamilton during the month of July. Mrs. M. E. Cooke was Hospital - • • Institutional chairman during the month of Wheel Chairs • Dish Truck: .-Vugust with Mrs. J. Langer assist V Wheel Stretchers • Traj ing her. SEARS OWN EXCLUSIVE Trucks • Inhalutors Baptized in the past week were Instrument Tables Paul Louis Santangelo, son of Mr. Electric Fond Conveyors and Mrs. Louis Santangelo, with' Casters • Industrial Truclu YANKEE BANDIT, shark- John and Lucille Craco as spon honeylane and tip. can't scuff Hi-Shoe, 814 NANCY. Moccasin Toe Ox ARMSTRONG sors; Carol Marie CovUlo, daughter to 12, 5.95. 12'A to 3. 6.95. ford, brown elk or brown TASTER CO of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Covillo, with white pluj leather or with Ernest Covillo and Grace rubber sole. *14-12, 5.50; 828 14TU SI. Persichitte as sponsors; Dallas honeysuckle 1214-3, 5.95. TAbor 4692 Paul MaukI son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mack Charles Mauk, with Mr. and Mrs. Aldo N e^i as sponsors; Donald- SADDLE O X F O R D — Minn., that Ted came across threa William Taylor, son of Mr. and Brown and white, red and listers who' he thought had tal Mrs. Leonard Taylor, with Helen dresses white, brown with alligator. CRAFT and ART ent. Againat the judgment of vet and WilHam Larenson as sponsors; A Sue tui Width lor Every Child" 814-12.. ,5.50: 1214-3 .5.95 eran showmen he eneoucaged the John Joseph Moruzii, son of Mr. From Sears Fashion Center for Girls AA-EE girls. They became the famous and Mrs. Anthony Morusri, with SUPPLIES- Andrew sisters. Frank and .Katherine Miliano as Ted was the talent scout for the sponsors. Wholesaler-jobber of nationally \ advertised products. Major Bowes amateur show. It was his job to find the talent and Inatitutional Supply H o u m then to place them after they had Trinidad CoupU Buys ft performed on the program. Sixes Siiei of the West Now Ted Mack hai hie own fa Santa Fe Drive Store 7 to 12 3 io6\i mous amateur hour on the Dumont television network. With the same Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sesrsfi- ELCRAFT staff that wovked for Major Bowes, otti of Trinidad have purchased (UtL ORDERS FILLED Retail Outlet he is attracting the notice and at- the Netional Brands Store at 743 Snara finest cotton dresses 1#3» Court PL KE 31»S bantion of paople all over the coun- Santa Fe drive, Denver. march to school, stay crisp and try. His Hooper rating is only one- -44r. Scarafiotti has had many tenth of a point below that given years of experience in the grocery smart till the last bell rings. ^ Major Bowes in 1936, and meat business, and promises Plaids, two-tone combinations' Repair That School As a master of ceremonies, Ted to offer the public the finest in Wardrobe Now W. J. LAWLESS Mack rates as one of th^ best Ho groceries, fresh fruits, and vege . . . pretty ruffled styles, novelty broke ail records with a stay of 18 tables, as well as high quality types . . . all beautifully made 1602 ADAlVIS months at the Paramount theater meats, and at prices as low as is in Now York city. His ability as possible. and neatly finished. Honeylane B master of ceremonies is owing to He and Mrs. Scarafiotti are try sizes 7 to 12; HoneysucHle, sizes STORAGE an innate kindness and capability ing to find a place to live in St. for bringing out the talent of tha Joseph’s parish. They invite eld 3 to 61/2. performers. He gives the limelight and new customers to come in and to the actors. He stands in the get acquainted. RESTYLIXG background, influential but not prominent. Ted's father, John Me- FAVOR RECEIVED I .. REMODELING Guinnesi, livei at 1770 Kearney A Register reader wishes to pub street, Denver. lish thanks for a favor received 1740 Broadway Phone KE. 1155 Free Parking 1602 Adams EA. 8 159 Joe Clifford spent most of hli through tha intercession of Katari years in Denver. He sang in the Tekakwitha. n ‘
Thursday, Sept. 2, 1948 Office, 988 Bannock Street THB DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER * Telephone, K E ystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN 9 \ Mary's Altar Society H o ly N om e 47 Students Registered Men to Meet 5 C olorado S prifigs SWill Meet in Colo. Springs In Brighton For Classes in Roggen ^ ‘ ^ PnlnraHnColorado SnrinorB Springs. ___— T?a«iiminarResuming fhathe mA^finorameetings fnr for tVi®the Roggen. — Registration for Sacred Heart school was - fall season will be St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary society which Brighton.—The first meeting of held Monday, Aug. 30. Forty-seven pupils are now signed up ^ 1 ^ 4 : : : ' will meet in the home of Mrs. M. M. Dea, 14 W. Costilla the 1948-49 season will be held by the St. Augustine Holy Name so for the school term beginning Tuesday, Sept. 7. This repre- street, on Friday, Sept. 10. ciety Thursday evening:, Sept. 2, sents an increase of two over last year’s 45, and 12 over the I % Mr. and Mrs. Victor Micek and family of Atwood, St 8 o'clock. The men will assemble first year’s enrollinent of 35 pupils. Kans., havs returned to their home in the meeting room of the rec K new teacher. Sister Esther after a visit with Mr*. Micek's tory. Clyde Peterson, president, Marie, will take over grades one Antonio were visiting in the aunt, Mrs. S. J. Stewart. Choir at Holy Rosary will call the meeting to order. to four, and Sister M. Anita will Martin Shoeneman home Saturday Mrs. Nora Murtaugh, former Many important items will be again teach grades fi^e to eight, and Sunday, u : ^ u u t resident of Colorado Springs, died To Rosumo Rohoarsols brought up at this meeting. All inclusive. Sister M. Praxedis will Visitors in the Frank Kersen in Denver Aug. 23. Born in Ire men 18 and older are eligible to teach music and keep house for home last Sunday evening were S'-""-''):I: <• 'v land, she had lived here for 66 (Holy Rosary ParUb, Denver) be members. It is hoped that many the nuns. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hudson and years before moving to Denver. The Holy Rosary church choir new members will attend this meet Sister M. Lillian, last year's family of Adena; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Murtaugh’s buaoand, Michael will begin rehearsals'Friday ave- ing. primary teacher, now has s larf^e Kanneth Hudson and family from Murtaugh, died in 1944. She was ning. Sept 3. Boys and girls are The men of the society will re class of first and second graders Fort Morgan, and Mr, and Mrs. a member of St. Mary's Altar so urged to join the choir and attend ceive Holy Communion in the 8 at St. Mark’s, Kans., and Sister Ivan Robertson and daughter of " I W W f l ciety and the Third "Order of St. the rehearsals. o’clock Mas.s Sunday, Sept. 5. M. Raphael is assistant cook at Roggen. On the first Friday, Sept. 3, Francis in Colorado Springs. On School will reopen Tuesday, Sacred Heart college in Wichita. Viiiters From La Sails Aug. 26 at 9 o'clock a Requiem Sept. 7, Holy Communion will be distrib George Buchholz a n d Bill J. D. Cr««cli C. D. O'Britii Patty Jean Knespel from La High Mass was celebrated in St. A meeting of the Holy Name so uted at 7 o’clock and Mass will be Schmidt, proprietors of the Valley Mary's church. Burial was in the ciety will be held in the-school hall offered at 8 o’clock. Confessions Garage in Prof.pect, announced Salle spent last week at the Peter J. Buchholz home. PERKINS-SHm MAY REALTY Evergreen cemetery. Monday evening, Sept. 6, will be heard on Thursday evening the opening of an authorised gas and before the 8 o’clock Mass. Mrs. Tommy Klausner took her Dr. John E. Dalton and daugh The children of Mary sodality station in connection with their After being discontinued during young daughter, Mary Elizabeth, p m 102 No. Te)on ter, Kittle, of Indianapolis, Ind., will receive Communign this com garai^,- Aug. 29. Garage and the summer the monthly Holy machine work goes on as usual in ta Fort Lupton Friday for whoop OOLOKADO 8PBINRS’ COMPANY have returned to their home fol ing Sunday in the 8 o’clock Mass. Hour will be resumed this Friday the garage with Emil Erker and ing cough immunization. RHARTBST STORE lowing a visit at the home of Mrs. evening at 7 ;30 o’clock. A special Real Estate, Loans, Katherine O'Connell. Francis Hillenbrand as assistants. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Klausner appeal is made to all parishioners Hour* Come* to Town spent a few days in Brighton last Insurance Miss Elsie Graber, who had been Mory Huffsmith Opons Store for Men to take this opportunity of honor Paul Pelz’ house has been moved week. Reliance llndencriWM Agency the guest this summer of her sis ing Our Lord in the Blessed Sacra in and set down on his lot west Boys Shop ter, Miss Ethel Graber, has re Now dialling Plant ment. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Buchholz of the Ray Pelz home. drove Sister M. Ferdinand, 'Sister ‘, k t l K f g t p j f f ! OLD LINE STOCK, FIRE, turned to her home in Buffalo, The altar and sanctuary commit Mr. and Mrs. Chris Randa from Women’s Casual Shop N. Y .. Mary Huffsmith of 1540 Rose tee for the month of September M. Inez, and Sister M. Dominica MARINE AND AUTOMOBILE Liebenthal, Kans., were visitors at to their respective stations last Mrs. Cecilia Walters and two mary street in St. James’ parish will include Mrs. David Kilker, INSURANCE announces the opening of her new the Bill Schmidt home throughout week. Sister Ferdinand returned to “ HI-TEEM” SHOP sons, with Miss Sarah Hauber and Mrs. Charles Corsentino, Mrs. Rut- ' i plant at 6624 E. Colfax, Denver. the past week. her position at superior at the KOR OIRia II TO ri Joseph Hauber, after spending the sell Rowe, and Mrs. John Marino. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pelz and It it known as Macy's Cleaners. The .Missionary Sitters are at hospital in Stillwater, Okla., and month of August here, have gone family went to Lakeside in Den Sister Inez iz staying there with back to their home in Kansas C Mrs. Huffsmith has had more than tending the lesiions of the Sum Ruotlfolly ver last Sunday to celebrate her until the opening of classes WORLD WIDE Mo. a quarter century of experience mer School of Catholic Action in •nd Rcttfnlly in the business. She formerly Jimmy’s fourth birthday. They at Marymount college. Sister f w i d i l M l ' TRAVEL SYSTEW Appointed After the summer vacation at Denver this week. Miss Mary Ellen also visited at the home of Mr. worked with New Method, MuUer- Kilker, a student at Webster col- Dominic returned to her duties AUTHORIZED AGENT8 KUR THE the home of her mother, Mrs. Kath Ray, and Mme. Da Vano. and Mrs. Leo Pelz in Denver on in Alva Okla. Mr. and Mrs, Buch AIRLINES AND STKAMSHIP LINES 117 E. erine O'Connell, and sister, Mrs. lege, Webster Groves, Mo., is alto the same day. The streamlined plant is located attending the summer school. holz returned by wa^ of Stratford, IbfiiitiM ftif B. J. O'LEARY. Mtnaitr |J. Blaine Dodd, Miss Marguerite Results of the clothing drive PIKES in one of East Colfax' newest Harold Starbuck is visiting his Tex., where they visited their uncle SpecUl Attention to ClorfT ond I O'Connell returned Wednesday to sponsored by Sacred Heart Altar and aunt, M r., and Mrs. Pater Relifiooo PEAK buildings completed recently by parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Star- Otmekny - I Chicago, 111. Frank Brenner and James Degan, and Rosary society show that a Gunzelman, and children. They Mrs. Anna Sabol was hostess to buck. Mr. Starbuck is a student at 12-year-old boy and girl in Europe both of St. James’ parish. the University of Washington. arrived home Friday morning. a number of friends at her home will be using whole outfits of new Visit* iq Kaniai ^ FRANK **// Your lYeeilt Are Electrical Aug. 24 at a buffet supper and clothing this winter. ^ total of Mr. and Mrs. George Sigg, and MORRISSEY Call ^lain 939" bridge party. 48 garments wgre given by 24 Sunday, Aug. 29, registration for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sigg and Harold, ■ Speciol WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS R. W. Cook Family Plans families. This includes the gar St. Mary's students was held from ments purchased with the $22 cash left Sunday morning for David SPRING SERVICE 9 to 12 noon at St. Mary’s school. donations. The box willl be shipped Cityr Neb., where they visited Berwick Electric Co. Miss Helen Mackey left Monday Reunion in Rifle Sept. 3 Sept. 4. Sister M. Bernetta, daughter of ; m x j Cars — Trucks J D. BERWICK for St. Paul, Minn., to visit her To Sponsor Booth at Fair Mr. and Mrs. George Sigg. From Colorodo Sprlnct. Colorado 7 W. Cuchorroi sister, Mrs. M. J. Cnristopheraon Rifle.— Members of the R. W. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bailey and The Knights of Columbus and there they drove to Pilsen, Kans., THE m iN O N E She will also visit her former home Cook family will hold their family daughter of Schuyler, Neb., vis- Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary to visit another daughter, Sister in Rochester, Minn. reunion in Rifle Friday, Sept. 3. isted last week in the home of society will jointly sponsor a booth Anpline, then on to Ost, Kans., A Joint cause for celebration at The firms listed here de Mrs. Nellie Hoag, a resident of Mrs. Bailey’s brother, William at the Keenesburg fair Sept, 3 and to be present at the wedding of a the reunion will be the birthday BBStNiSS WILLIAM G. GRARON Colorado Springs for 60 years, died Wigington, and family. 4. Following is the schedule to be niece, Esther Seidl, on Aug. 30. serve to be remembered of Mrs. Forrest Anders of Silt on in her home, 317 W. St. Vrain Mr. and Mrs. George Wood and followed, the first named being They also witnessed the wedding Optometrist the following Saturday and that of when you are distributing street. Born in Youngstown, 0., two sons and .Mrs. Wood’s mother, chairman; of another niece, Rita Sigg, in the Mrs. Robert Collins of Minturn on North Tijon St. Aug, 18, 1878, she esme to Colo Mrs. Bachelder, stopped overnight Friday night, Sept. 3, 5:30 to same St. Joseph’s churen at Ost your patronage in the dif the previous Sunday. Both Mrs. PHUNB MAIN » (J rado Springs in 1888. She was a in the John Steele home at Anvil 8 p.m.—Gerald Sigg, Joe and on Sept. 1. Collins and Mrs. Anders are daugh ferent lines of business. COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. member of St. Mary’s church. Mrs. Points last week. They were en Elaine Sigg, and Harold ai^l Mar Mr, and Mrs. Nick-Schoenecker Hoag is survived by her husband, ters of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cook. route to their home in Danville, garet Klausner; of Wichita, Kans, were overnight Thomas Hoag: a son, Harry Hoag Attending the reunion will be Calif., after touring Eastern Saturday 10 a.m. to 12 noon— guests at the Hubert Orth home Get Baur'a (of Denver) PETE BERONI of Denver; four daughters, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cook and sons, Jim states. Mr. and Mrs. Steele and Tommy Klausner, Herman and last week. They also visited the Candy and Ice Cream at Margaret Haley of Denver, Dr. my, of Imperial, Neb.; Larry, Wal daughter, Ann Louise, returned Dolores Linnebur, and Tony and Ben Cordes and Alfred Erkers FURNITURE SHOP ter, and Bobby; Mr. and Mrs. For Marvella Rau; CPHOLSTKRING. Marv Rogers of San Francisco, recently from a vacation trip to and several other friends in the Johnson-Englisb BE-UPHOI.STEK1NG AND Calif.; and Mrs. Anne Blunt and rest Anders and two children of Montana, where they visited rela 12 to 2: — Carl and Marie. community. REPAIRING Mrs. Marie Albertoli, both of Colo Silt; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collins tives. Buchholz, George and Helen Sau Guests in the Joe Linnebur home Slip Coven ond OroporiM rado Springs; a brother, Joe Con and son of Minturn, and Mrs. ter, Ralph Sauter, and Paul and Drug G oi Mad. to Orci«r Visitors in the home of Mr. and throughout the past week were iff, Colorado Springs; and two Everett Thomas of Rifle. Mrs. Richard Snoddy last week Rita Buchholz; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and LEN'rUERlC ToiletHet Fumitare Made to Order sisters, Mrs. Catherine Milostan 2 to 4:—Ben and Dorothy Tojon «t BIJoa 8t Pkoao S4M 7H 8- Ca*cad. Avc Main S369 Jimmy Brennan, son of Mr, and end were Mr. Snoddy’s aunt, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wiedower and Miss Elizabeth Coniff, both of Mrs. Mike Brennan, is a member Preston Davis, and her grandson, Cordes, Lona Linnebur, James and and family from San Diego, Calif. Colorado Springs. of the Rifle Whitey’s Plumbers Clark Davis, both of Los Angeles, Eugene Linnebui^, and Harold and Mrs. Hubert Orth spent her The Heyse Sheet Requiem High Mass was offered Old Timers baseball team that Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Arlen Betty Erker; birthdayTn the home of her daugh Metal and Roofing at 9 o’clock Monday in St. Mary's won the OTA league intermediate of Pueblo, and Mrs. Walter 4 to 6:—James Klausner, Henry ter, Mrs. Joe Brand, in Denver church. Burial was in Fairview championship of the 'Western Motherway of Pueblo. Mrs. Arlen Prebish, Alfred Erker, and Clem last Wednesday. Mrs. Rueben All- INCORPORATED cemetery. Buchholz; BEATING ROOFING slope in a tournament last week. is also an aunt of Mr. Snoddy, and mer and children alto spent the 6 to 8:—Mike Rau, Bill Schmidt, SHEET METAL ENTERPRISE TENT Sam Cimino died Aug. 26 in his Jimmy went to Durango with the Mrs. Motherway is a cousin. day with them. 111 North Weber Street Bill and Agnes Blick, and George home, 1600 S. El Paso. Born in team to participate in the state Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howard Th« firvg lltUd htr« dtMrvt Phone: Main 153 AND AWNING CO. Naples, Italy, Dec. 23, 1865, he Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Ortman Buchholz. Eat. lias tournament. spent last Sunday at Trapper’s called in the Joe Linnebur home b« rom«mb«rod wbtn you oro dU« came to this country when hy was 8 to 10;— Ray Pels, Bus Pelz, tributinf yOur patronafo to tlM dlf* PH. 1264 lake. last Thursday evening and vis 16 years old. His wife died here Mr. and Mrs. Alroy Muhle and Lonnie Dyess, Miles Milan, and ited with the California guests. f«r«ot Ilnog of biulnoas. in 1931. Surviving are four sons, daughters, Janice and Norine, and John Buchholz. Malthys Gift Shop Louis of Fountain, and Joseph, Miss Norma Littleman left Aug. Wants State Church Anyone not able to attend at WATCH AND JEWELRY The Murray Drug Co. I Charles, and Ralph of Colorado 26 to return to their homes in the time assigned to him is asked San Jose, Costa Rica.— A "Superior Service Storei" ' Springs. Requiem High Mass was Leigh, Neb., after spending a re- to exchange with someone else, REPAIRING - ENGRAVING celebrated at 9 o’clock in St. Mary’s week here with the Muhles’ son, quest that the principle that the or find someone to take his place. 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU Main Store Phone Main 144 church Friday, Aug. 27. Burial Norman Muhle, and family. The Catholic, Apostolic, and RoRoman Return From Vacation ' AURORA 264 Manitou Ava. 30 Bo. TcJob St. Main Slurt — 18 North Ttjon BL 1 was in Evergreen cemetery. Igroup enjoyed a family picnic at religion is that of the state" be Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shoeneman ManitoD Colo. Spra. North Stora — 832 North Tejon St. John A. Gillis, who had made!Marble Aug. 22, and picnicked embodied in the projected new and children returned last Sunday his home in Colorado Springs since Aug. 23 in Rifle park with .Mr. Costa Rican Constitution has been night from their vacation tour, 11928, died in the Union Printers’ and Mrs. Dave Ixiseke and daugh made here publicly by Archbishop which included Carbondale, Glen PUTNEY'S I home Aug. 24. Mr. Gillis was born ter, Marcia, and sons, LeRoy and Victor Sanabria of San Jose. The dale, Grand Mesa near Grand Junc PURSE BROS. j .Aug. 31, 1863, at Philadelphia, Pa., committee to draft the new docu Marvin, and a cousin, Bobby tion, Delta, Gunnison, and An- G R O C E R Y & M A R K E T ' the son of Margaret McFarland ment is at work and a constitu- lonito. HOME — SUPPLY HEIDELBERG'S Palaou, relatives of the Muhles GROCERIES - UEATS — FRUITS Gillis and Peter Gillis. There are from Denver. The picnic -Aug. 23 Miss Anna Hudson visited her HARDWARE PAINT CLOTHING I no surviving relatives. Taking up VEGETABLES was in celebration of Marcia’s meet in December. lister, Mrs. Frank Kersen, the • printing, he became .a member of ROOFING APPLIANCES • 708 E.X C.If.i At*. Ph. Airor. 881 Men's Furnishings birthday, and was attended also first of this week, ithe International Typographical Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ehnstrom Aurora 349 by Miss Dian Heacock of Rifle. 10 NORTH TEJON ST. union at Boston May 28, 1889. Mr. Pilgrims Visit Church and family visited at the home The entire company spent Aug. 24 Gillis was a member of Sacred In Wales Nearest U. S. of Mrs. Ehnstrom’s mother, Mrs. The firms listed here de Heart church. Requiem High Mass swimming at Glenwood Springs. "1 Rosa Pelz, over the week end. They COMPLIMENTS OP was celebrated in Sacred Heart . Included .. . among , , Rifle people at London.— A little gray stone also called on Mr. and Mrsr-John serve to be remembered OLSON & BENBOW church Friday, Aug. 27, with the tending the Lions club Ladies | building in Southwestern Wales, Buchholz. Florence and Lois were Rev. John Nelson, O.Sl.I., cele night dinner program Aug. 24; the church in Britain nearest to classmates in St. Joseph’s school when you are distributing J D were Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Ortman PLBG. & HTG. CO. brant. Interment was in Evergreen the U.S., was the scene of a recent of nursing a few years ago. your patronage in the dif cemetery. and Mr. and Mr.s. R. W. Cook. pilgrimage. To the Church of Our Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pelz are driv 116 North Weber St. Q^olort S n _ ^ |L.»dy and St. Non. mother of St. ing a new Ford this week. A U R O R A DRUG ferent lines of business. Tel. Main 3066 SALES SERVICE. Last Thursday Mis- Frank Ker G.O. W. McBridt AU. 188 Altar Society in Roggen sen, and Mrs. Nick Kersen and Katherine visited at the Harold Hudsons in Adena. NEIW FASHION House of ALEY DRUG GO. OLIGK SPORTING To Purchase Vestment Set ”" _____ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pelz and Cleaners & Dyers Flowers Named College Prexy Danny were shopping in Denver Cor.ag.i - Cut Flower* PRESCRn»TI()N Roggen.— Mrs. Margaret Klaus- Helen Sauter, and Margaret last week, preparatory to Danny’s JOBN B. JOBNBON Funeral Arrangement* GOODS GO* S«a>« Flultl Tditriik Oillnry DRUGGISTS ner, president of the Sacred Heart Erker; Washington.— The Rev. John A. departure for Holy Cross abbey. orri*. ri*Bt "BTerythlng for Every Sport^ ■Altar and Rosary society, Roggen, December— Marian Epple, Ma Burns, C.S.Sp., of Duquesne uni Paul Seabury and Mr. and Mrs. SPme. H7t ISIll Em I C a lfu > OillT.i7_ ia All at D.nTcr Art* Phon. Main 2S0 333 So. ToJod St Phone Main 930 announces well in advance of the rie Buchholz, and Effie Gallegos; versity, Pittsburgh, has been George Seabury were visiting in >10 E. Al.ard. A?.. A.r«r. 18 Aurora AU. 870 COLORADO SPRINGS 19 NO. TEJON ST. first meeting of the season in J a n u a r y— Entertain Keenes- named director of the Holy Ghost the George Sigg home over the October, the program for the burg Ladies’ Altar and Rosary Missionary college at Cornwells week end. ZECHA & ADAMS society for the next eight months. society, Louise Klausncr, Emma Heights, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hicks from CASEY JOMKS MOTORS The firms listed here de Rodriquez, Elaine Sigg, Kate How Conoco Service Station KAISER-FRAZER DEALERS serve to be remembered ard, .Annie Linnebur, and Anne Robertson; Re-Enoet Pioneer Landing AU. 592 — PARTS — SALES — SERVICE when you are distributing February — Rita Barney. Rita your patronage in the dif- Buchholz, and Margaret Ran; March — Magdalene Schoene- ferent lines of business. V man, Marvella Rau, and Myrtle Nevada Ave. at (!arhe la Poadra Buchholz; Thanks Register Readers April— Agnes Evers, Margaret Klausner, and Bertha Dyess, for Wonderful Response Church cleaning committees are as follows; Given Our Grand Opening MANITOU SPRINGS September, Edna Vigil and Aurora Sanchez; October, Martha Linnebur and Marvella Rau; November, Anne Robertson, STRATASTORE Fisit the fFonderful Dorothy Cerdes, and Rita Buch holz; SUPER . DRUGS — 35 • DEPARTMENTS December, Alberta Sigg, Betty Cave of the Winds Erker, and Marian Epple: ONE STOP AND SHOP January, Magdalene Schoene- the Geologiral man, Bernice Milan, and Emma Rodriquez: 9995 Et COLFAX .Mirarle of (he February, Lois Buchholz, Agnes Rockies Blick, and Margaret Klausner; March, Dolores Linnebur, Effie Gallegos, and Dorothy Matthews; Mrs. Margaret Klautncr April, Marie Buchholz, Lona Linnebur, and Rita Barney. FORT roixiiss The society has for its particu The chairmen and committees Conte to Church in the Mountains— "In God's Country" lar goal during the coming year, for the socials are; ANOTHER ' the purchase of a full set of sacred October, Bernice Milan, Myrtle BLUE SPRUCE RKST.4UR.\NT .vestments. Social committees have Buchholz, Effie Gallegos, Agnes -The flrma lilted hire di- VISITORS ARE ALWAYS I set quotas, and the whole expense Evers, Annie Linnebur, Louise LOCATED IN THE CASCADE OOMJIUNITY HOUSE AT THE FOOT OF serve to be remernbirid WELCOME AT 1 . is expected to be defrayed by the Klausner, Mary Kersen, and Al SCENIC PIKES PEAK HIGHWAY end of the deanery term in May. berta Sigg; when you are distributing I Following is the complete pro December, Rita Barney, Rita SHINN'S PHARMAa gram: Buchholz, Kate Howard, Mary your patronage in the dif NOaTHERN HOTEL COR. Viola Erker, Magdalene Schoene- Members on for the month plan ferent llnea of business. PH. 92 Ft, Conin*. man, Bertha Dyeaa, Loii Buchholz, A MONTREAL PRIEST, hip two brothers, and a com- a program or discussion and act as anion paddled up the St. Lawrence from Montreal to hostesses at the meeting as fol and Emma Rodriquez; lows: February, Marian Epple, Doro Sfdenzburg, rt-enictinf the voysge of Father H. P. Piequet, edven- C ^ S C / ^ D E COLORADO thy Cordas, Agnes Blick, Martha turoui miieionary who 200 yeeri ego traveled 150 miles by canoe October — Betty Erker, Lois Linnebur, Edna Vigil, Margaret alone the lame route to build the church around which the city of U F t CoiUas on Hiways 17 a*d MT Al Uit Jnnrtian ol Root* 24 and Uit PIkci P«ak IHihwisI Buebholz, and Mrs. George Sigg; i Rau, Margaret Erker, and Anne Ogdenzburg grew. Father Guy Deezaules (extreme right), a SulpfeianId DREIUND MOTORS Serving Nationally Famons BLUE SPRUCE FOOD October tea and games party Robertson; rieet, is zhowii above as he apd^hie companions are welcomed by I for Roggen women— Mary Viola April, Helen Sauter, Betty Er ishop Bryan J. McEntegart of Ogdenzburg. The others, wearin; Biiitli aad G.M-C, Speelellsts — Sales ead Expert Sewle# 1 From 11:30 a.m. to 8 :30 p.m. Except Mondaya Erker, Lona Linnebur, Mary Ker- ker, Marvella Rau, Elaine Sigg, buckskins and coonzkin caps, are, left to right, Jacques and Horn 4 L«l IIa Pofcelainue Your Car For Reservations Call M. 1637 or Cascade 867-R3 sen, Martha Linnebur, Alberta Aurora Sanchez, Marie Buchholz, Deezaules, and Rayniend LtgaulU Landing their canoes on the exact Sigg, and Mrs. Henry Wagner; ’ri, Henry Wagner, and Lona spot where Father Piequet came Mhore, they officially'opened a w n Ic- Telephone 626 November -r- Bernice Milan, Kinnebur. long biOMtoAsial eoiebration la Ogdonsburg.
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PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 2, 1948 ij ■1 ■ ■ ACCN Gimmittees Are Planning Fail Activities 20 Colorado Delegates | ■ H omemaker’s ■ ■ ■ (Denver Arehdiocetan Council Downing, Miss Gertrude Downey, byterian hospital after a two Miss Gertrude Graef, Mercy of Catholic Nurses) Mrs. Addie Olson, Mrs. Susan months’ vacation in Lake Louise, alumnae, superintendent of Ave To Attend NCCW Meet ■ • I ■ Department With the beginning of fall O’Connell, and Mrs. Mary Baker. Canada. Maria clinic, has been a patient in ■ SOME TWENTY delegates from Colorado will attend the i ■ ■ activities, committees in the Den Helper* Needed Mrs. May Ryan has been on va Mercy hospital for nearly two Patronixe These Reliable and Friendly Firms ver ACCN are busy planning forth Volunteers are still needed to cation in St. Louie, Mo. weeks. Miss Graef, was the coun 24th national convention of the National Coundl of Catholic 1 ■ coming events. The finance com work on the dance committee for The Rev. John J. Regan, ACCN cil’s first president when it was Women in New Orleans next week. mittee, of which Mrs. Madeline the Harvest Moon ball. There are spiritual director, was visiting in organized in t'931, under the lead Sessions will begin Saturday, Sept, 11, and will close Ryan is chairman, will meet at her many nurses, especially new mem Colorado-Springs Monday, ership of Monsignor John Mulroy. Sept. 15. home Thursday, Sept. 2, at 8 p.m. bers, in the organization*who have I I I + ~ r Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, national director from Colorado, will THE NUMBER STILES The committee plans to set up a not had an opportunity to serve serve as chairman on credentials, budget for the remainder of the on committees, and Mrs. Adren THE CONVENTION THEME, “ The Status of Woman year which will be presented at Graham, chairman, wishes to ask Today,’’ will be carried through by such speakers as the honorary ONE NAME ELECTRIC SERVICE the general council meeting in Married in St. Francis' any nurse interested please to con chairman. Archbishop Joseph Rummel of New Orleans; Aux Wiring - Lighting September. Other committee mem tact her at DE. 1702; the co-chair iliary Bishop Louis Abel Caillouet, D.D.; and many members! bers include: Mrs. Mary Baker, man, Mary Kelly, AL. 7695; or of the clergy. 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 president, ACCN, Denver unit; Mary Baker, EA. 4452. Miss Charlotte Stack, secretary; Retreat to Be Held Mrs. T. J. Morrissey, chairman of the national committee Miss Florence Morahan, games on PTAs, will preside over the parent-teacher luncheon Tues There is still time to make res chairman; and Mrs. Bette Fanger, day, Sept. 14. GENERAL ervations for the nurses’ annual ACCN treasurer for 1947. ii NDBRSO retreat which will be at El Pomar LAY SPEAKERS of distinction will include Clare Boothe Mrs. Jessica Ryle entertained Luce, Miriam Marks, and Mary C. Duffy. iii ELECTRIC in Colorado Springs Sept. 24-26. the committee that is working The fee for the retreat is $12.60. More than 600 reservations were in before Aug. 15. on the ACCN- New Bulletin in her Interior • Exterior Painting Those wanting to attend, please Those attending.from Denver will be Mmes. Cosgriff, Mor home Wednesday, Sept. 1. Miss Phone CH. 6581 call Lee Zajinon, chairman, MA. rissey, Lito Gallegos, president of the CPTL; Garrison, Gus- Bernadine D u n p h y, chairman; 9042; or Mary Kelly, AL. 7595. GIVES YOU A Denver 6, Colorado Mrs. Mary Baker, and Mrs. Dor- hurst, Higgins, Holmes, and Hencmann; Misses Elizabeth Sheeby Bridge Circle to Meet 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive thea Hoell were members present. and Lucile Sheeby; Miss Margaret Martin of Cheyenne; Mmes. The beginners’ contract bridge Starbuck of Brighton, Devlin of Wray; J. Fred McCJourt and NUMBER ONE The Fort Collins unit, Colorado club will hold its first meeting Stove and Furnace Parts M. W. Burger of Greeley; Dooner of Pueblo, and others. Springs unit, and Denver unit are Tuesday, Sept. 7, at the home of Still Available getting out the News Bulletin Doris Jay, 2325 Dexter. Anyone jointly. Mrs. Mary Baker is editor, GAS FURNACES wishing to attend please call the GAS FURNACE and the co-editors are Miss Ber hostess at DE. 2659. nadine Dunphy, Denver; Miss Mary The Geo. A. Pollen St. Anthony’* Ho*pital Frances Loughlin, Colorado Company Eva Smith and Evelyn Humli- ! i Springs; and Miss Regina Powers, cek, clinical instructors at S t Jo 1333 Lawrence Street Fort Collins. TABOR 1321 OENVERe COLO. seph’s hospital, Omaha, Neb., were Mrs. Sally Morrissey, program visitors at the hospital and school chairman, has called a meeting of of nursing Monday. Both nurses her committee for Wednesday, are spending a 10-day vacation in THE Sept. 8, at her home, 1642 Race. Colorado. FIRST in th« Other committee members include: Sister Mary Louis, director of McVeigh Company Miss Charlotte Stack, Mrs. Mar minds of folks nurses, accompanied by Sister PAINTING AND garet Cart, and Misswedra Wolfe. who ara fussy Cyril, director of Seton school of I • ■ ■■ ' DECORATING Pre*ident to Entertain nursing, Colorado Springs, left about tha pai- Mrs. Mary Baker, president, will CONTRACTORS Denver Monday for St. Louis. entertain all committee chairmen formance of 1328 Inca KE. 0718 They will attend a called commit their home and officers at her home Thurs tee meeting of the conference of day, Sept. 9, at 8 p.m. Catholic schools of nursing. appliances is Mrs. Margaret Twinning, 1516 the nama^^eneral Electric. And, Sister M. Roselda returned from Milwaukee, chairman for intention Chicago, where she visited rela here you have that famous name SHINGLING of month, announces that the in tives the past week. on a gas furnace. . . built to give tention for the month of Septem Mr. and Mrs. Yoachum of 204 you top warm air performance at OUR ber is that due honor to Christ’s Spruce street, Trinidad, visited at Holy Cross be shown by reverent the hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. w economical cost. It's G-E de< and thoughtful use of the sign of ii signed, G*E built, G-E backed. Yoachum is the former Margaret SPECIALTY the cross. The virtue to pray for Kelley and is employed' as head ,1 ’ ■ Drop in and look it over. is religion. nurse at St. Mary’s hospital. wood and composition Our Lady of Fatima bridge cir I AVAILAILE HERE, NOW Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire are II cle will meet at the home of Mrs. leaving Denver next month. Mrs. IMMEDIATE DELIVERYI ()^ COLORADO Monica Arno Tuesday, Sept. 14, McGuire will visit in Wyoming for at 8 p.m. at 2715 St. Paul. Any a short time before going East. ANGERMAN SHEET ROOFINCiPAVIMO Catholic interested in joining a Mrs. McGuire (Sebastian) is a Don’t Just Wish for a bridge circle is requested to tele member of the class of ’4'7. METAL WORKS, INC. 'V.-n COMPANY phone the bridge chairman, Mrs. Miss Harriet Rudbeck (class of Helen Mahoney, DE. 0937. Those 147) is employed in a small hos G~E All^Automatic'Washer! 1820 So. Broadway ... n GRAVEL ROOFING interested in beginners’ contract pital at Inglewood, Calif. Her ad _ Phone RAce 4689 CEMENT WOR.K bridge are asked to get in touch dress is 231 S. Eucalyptus. HAVE ITI ON EASY TERMS with Mrs. Doris Jay, DE. 2659. o l d R.OOFS Misses Jean Collins, anesthestist, Spiritual Club Meeti PROM McCARTY-JOHNSON H E P A lflE D and Dorothy Cabariono, surgical ON AUG. 14, Miss Margaret Ann Hynes, graduate -V Present at the August Spiritual nurse, with Mr. and Mrs. Albert ROOF PAINTING Life Club meeting were Mrs. of St. Joseph’s nursing school, and Charles L. Twining, Thii gliitening General Electric All- The firms listed here deserve to Collins of 3700 W. 24th street, are E$TABLI$HEO|«9l Susan O’Connell, prefect; Lt. be remembered when you are dis- on vacation at Grand Lake, for 10 student at D. U., were married in St. Francis de Sales’ church. The Automatic Waiher doe« ALL your Helen T. Perez, Mary Ursula Kelly, tributiog your patronage to the dif days. bride is the daughter of Mrs. R. W. Hynes and the late Richard W. waihday work—aoaki, waihea, riniea, ^MAin^O Q Q Elise Collier, Doris Jay, Kay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smolski Hynes. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Twining of ferent lines of business. 1124 ACOMA ^ y O O O , and damp-dries clothe*. Of course, I is Scharping, Lt. Martha J. Herstein, have left for Nebraska, where Mr. Englewood. Father Leonard Abercrombie officiated at the wedding. Lt. Faye I. Lambert, Ruth M. Smolski will be principal of a The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Tom Egan. She you’ve been wishing for one. Well, Gibbs, Rose M. McDonough, Vir high school. Mrs. Smolski is the wore an ivory satin gown with a full-length train, and finger-tip don’t just wiih . . . own one! Now I ginia K. Robinson, L. Riepl, Mon former Margaret Kelly, class of veil fashioned with a pearl tiara. She carried a bridal bouquet of white On McCARTY-JOHNSON'S Eaay Specializing in Quality Plumbing and ica .Arno, Helen Mahoney, Esther '45. roses and orchids. The maid of honor was Miss Lorraine Twining, sis Terms. Call TAbor 1359 for full par Morrison,^ Pauline Woolman, Flor- ter of the bridegroom. She wore a pink faille taffeta gown with hoop Heating Repairs Carolyn Jentgen, class of ’38, ticulars. ine Gallagher, Gertrude Downey, was visiting in Denver this week. skirt and matching picture hat. She carried a Colonial bouquet. The Mary E. Downing, Lauretta Dwyer, Misses Kettler and Duesman bridesmaids, Mrs. Warren Rossman, cousin of the bride, of Akron, 0., SLATTERY & COMPANY Helen Pritchard, Pearl Lynnock are visiting their parents in Ne and Miss Charline Geeck of Englewood, wore lime green gowns and $349.75 Charlotte Austin, Kay Murphy, braska. Other members of the hats matching that of the maid of honor. They carried Colonial PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Florence Morahan, Agnes Elliott, class of ’48 on vacation are Ger bouquets. , Includes Norms! lostsllstion Marjorie Vogt, Bernadine Dunphy, aldine Molignoni, who is visiting George H. Twining, Jr., brother of the bridegroom, was best JOHN J. CONNOR. Pretidtnt ROBERT P. CONNOR. VIc. Pruldent Mary Baker, Addie Olson, Marje in Michigan, and Doris Nelson, man and ushers were Bryant Lambert, Jr., cousin to the bridegroom, 1726 MARKET STREET PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 Griffith, Helen Burg, Josephine who is visiting in Washington. and James T. Reid, all of Denver. McCarty-Johnson Hayes, and Blanche Sobieszechy, The wedding was followed by a breakfast at the Olin hotel. A Fitzsimon* General Hotpital Plumbing and Htoting Co. and Fathers John J. Regan, Ed Miss Mary Wickenkamp, patient reception was held in the afternoon at the home of the bride’s mother. ward Leyden, and Joseph O’Heron. in ward 12, left Wednesday for After a wedding trip to Grand Lake the couple returned to Den 944 Osogt Ask for Dillon Bacon TAbor 1359 Ever since the beginning of the her home in Sigourney, la. Miss ver to make their home at 1516 Milwaukee.— (Smyth photo) club in May, nurses who have not Wickenkamp has been a patient in missed a meeting are Mrs. Mary the hospital since February. Capt. Jane Savage will leave in the near future for her home at Daughter Born 1212 Sterling place, Brooklyn, Your Policemen and Firem,en N. Y. Miss Mae Mellbye, who is a pa To Golden Couple tient on porch 6 in the woman’s medical, was recently transferred Are Asking YOUR Aid (St. Bernadette’s Parish, Lake- to Fitzsimons from the Veterans’ wood) ho.spital at Cheyenne, Wyo. Thursday, Aug. 26, Dr, and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Baker and Miss Ruth Paul D. Pattridge of Golden, be Gibbs visited the sick nurses at came the parents of a girl, Cather Fitzsimons hospital Monday eve ning. AX EMERGEXCY EXISTS! TAbor 1393 1721 LAWRENCE ine Ann, in St. Anthony’s hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Pat Capt. Madeleine Cochick and tridge of Lakewood are the pa Miss Mae Mellbye addressed the ternal grandparents and Mr. and monthly meeting notices for the Mrs. Fdererick Metzger of Ta September meeting of the Spirit The Need Is Acute for An Adequate Living Wage JOHNS-MANVILLE coma. Wa.sh., the maternal grand ual Life,club. Both nurses are pa parents. Mrs. Nellie M. Schneider tients at the hospital. COMPOSITION AND ASBESTOS St. Jo*eph’* Ho*pital of Morrison, is the great-grand mother. The graduation of Miss Helen Lyons from St. Joseph’s training CHECK THESE PAOS Bob Pattridge left for Chicago school in the 1948 class makes the ROOFS to attend the meeting of the regi Qualified Aufhorities cife numer- Your Firemen and Policemen ore fourth ftfember of the Lyons fam Your Firemen and Policemen ore ment in which he served overseas. ily to' complete nurses training. y ous inequolifies fhof justify fhe selected for their character and For any type ^ome or Building George Konrade of 5300 W. Two 6f the sisters are staff nurses your neighbors and friends, who V request of yo'ur Firemen and Sixth avenue, Lakewood, brother at St'. Joseph’s hospital; Mrs. Alva also live in Denver, hove families ability. Rising cost of living has A lso of Bernard Konrade of this parish, Willoughby is night nurse on Policemen for on increase in pay. died in the Colorado General hos fourth south; and Mrs. Mary Au- with children who offend our kept many qualified men out of pital of injuries received in a stel is on third east The fourth These Deportments compare with Blown Rock Wool Insulation these departments, beepuse the truck-automobile collision Aug. 28 registered nurse in the family is schools. They pay foxes and sup- the finest in the United States, Call KE. 5236 at W. 64th and Sheridan boule Mrs. H. B. Pfeiffer, who makes her pay is not commensurate with vard. Mr. Konrade’s truck, loaded home in Houston, Tex. porf our business insfifufions. and the Citizens of Denver bene For Free Estimates with grain, overturned, pinning Mrs. Alva Willoughby left Sept. They ore proud of our Cify and fit by this efficiency in the the hazardous type of work/and him beneath, causing many in 1 for a 10-day vacation with her ternal injuries. sister, Mrs. Pfeiffer. ifs progress fhe some os ofher reduced fire, theft, and burglary is clearly out of line with the R. H. Kimball Co. On her trip to New Jersey, Mrs. cifixens. insurance rotes. I cost of living. 419 Midland Savings Bldg. Sally Morrissey, prog:ram chair 2 Pieces man, visited with her sister-in-law, ''Denver, Colo. Mrs. Ralph Thomas, the former Your Firemen and Policemen are not asking for the _John.-U.nTlU. FranchUnl AppHestor. , Recovered Pauline Morrissey, in Philadelphia. In Chicago she saw Mrs. Dottie - unreasonable, bnt for a wage comparable with the JOHNS-MAIWILLE FLOORINGS $65.50 Kuhn Grapski. cost of living. Asphalt Tile Up Margie Griffith left for a two weeks’ vacation in California. A Jong lived, low priced flooring for Schools, Beautiful Mr. and Mrs. James A. Magers, Hospitals, Churches, Residences. Fabrics 3277 S. Cherokee, announce the birth of a girl, Jeanne Marge, Aug. Citizens of Denver: Your Firemen and Policemen Terraflex 30, at St Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. One of the toughest, longest wearing floor Come In .or We Will Show Fabric* in Your Home Magers is the former Lucie Heff, coverings ever developed; grease'proof. Acid graduate of the class of ’46. After Deserve, and Respectfully Ask, Your Support. . . proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors. Colorado Upholstery Co. graduation she was' employed at Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free GL. 2304 2501 16th St. S t Mary’s hospital in (Jrand Junc tion as surgical supervisor. 199 Mary Roso, head nurse on the Building & Maintenance Co. second floor, was called to Cody, VOTE “FOR Bacon i Schramm Wyo.', by the death of her two- 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 COMPOSITION ROOFING ywr-old nephew, who was drowned AMENDMEHT NO. 1 in a canal, and the illness of her TILE ROOFING ' mother. ROOF REPAIRING Other New* 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 Mrs. Leona Weaver, Denver Seirtember 14 A NEW ROOF public schools, has returned to Remember the dote • • • • PRimRRV ELEniOR work after spending several k - THAT WILL months this summer convalescing at^home. This Appeal on Behalf of Your Policemen and Firemen Is Sponsor^ by: Ann Wuertele is on the school ; MODERNIZE nursing staff. Mrs. Billy Rushman is making * INSULATE IW LA R IM ER »Alpine 3422 her home at 1441 Kendall, Lake- DAVID (KHDSTEIN JOE "AWFUL" COFFEE'S CLUB PELICAN — wood. Hy Lavin (ioby Agency 702 Colo. Bldg. • PROTECT Lauretta Dwyer is making her RINGSIDE LOUNGE 1540 Welton home at 224 E. Chestnut street, Al. 0 4 6 9 • REPAIR Put NEW Asheville, N. Car. Joe & Lou Coffee Capt. Florine Gallagher, Mrs. 1120 17th St. DUKE LEVINE YOUR HOME Elaterite SHINGLES Earl Baker, SistM Francis Clare, RUSTIC TAVERN Sister Mary Jerdme, SL Joseph’s; Eddie Brovm Denver Bar and Restaurant -E A R L J. Sister Barbara Ann, St. Anthony’s; Supply 2105 Humboldt FREE Estimates From Right Over your old roof! Mrs. Elmer Voght, Mrs. Helen 5126 W. 29th MOREY ZUKERMAN Pritchard, and Mrs. Madaline STROHMINGER Ryan were among the students DAVID H. STEIN AlADDIN TAVERN Western Elaterite Reefing Company Electrical ContractingiJontracting seen at the Summer School of STAR GRILL Catholic Action. 2022 E. Colfax Lteonaod and Bondod•4 lB\Clta' oS ~ ■ Miss Thurber, who is a m duate HARRY LEVINE 1518 California Ma. 935^ Equitable Building CHerry 6631 a n k M KB. C7U I. Rosenbloom , jj 817 14th St lie w of St. Mary’s in Madison, W ii, re Insurance Colo. Bldg. , Next to Aladdin Tbeatro . cently retunied-to work at