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POLITICAL ARENA READY FOR BATTLE JOINT PROGRAM TO BE RAISED While political observer* are giv DENVER CATHOLIC ing attention to the Republican national convention, which, at it* meeting next week, will undoubt THIS SUNDAY TO PRIESTHOOD edly nominate Kansas’ Governor I , ^Landon for the Presidency, we can • • I look around at the local political situation, see much food for ‘Bishop Vehr to Present Diplomas and Speak Fifteen Will Be Made Subdeacons by Bisbop tliought, and anticipate some lively — St. Francis’ Graduate to REGISTER Vehr— First Tonsure Ceremony times in the next few months. There was many a gasp of dismay The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have on the part of followers of Sen Give Valedictory Also the International News ^ rvice (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. June 8 ator Costigan not long ago when Ordination ceremonies will be held this Saturday morn he declared, because of the con Approximately 8,000 people will witness the annual VOL. XXXI. No. 42. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1936. $2 PER YEAR dition of his health, he would not 3oint commencement exercises of the Catholic high schools ing at 9 :30 in the Denver Cathedral, with the conferring, be a candidate for re-election. It of Denver this Sunday afternoon, with graduates of the six by Bishop Urban J. Vehr, of Major Orders on 25 was known that Governor Johnson would run for the United States parochial institutions of the city and Regis high school In Saturday’s Ordination Class candidates, 10 for the priesthod and 15 for the subdia- senate and it was predicted that participating in the program. The ceremonies will be held conate. Five of those to be raised to the priesthood will there would be a lively battle for in the Denver auditorium at 3 o’clock, with the Most Rev. be ordained for the Diocese of Denver, and four others, the Democratic nomination. Urban J. Vehr, Bishop of Denver, presiding, presenting members of the Benedictine order, will also work in Colo With the passing of Costigan the diplomas, and giving the address. In addition to the rado. The tenth in the group of the priesthood candidates from the scene, it seemed for a is being ordained for the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. First time that the governor would go graduates, each of the high schools will have its entire into the primaries unopposed, student body present. tonsure will be conferred on eight young men at a ceremony state , of affairs that would not The high schools’ joint commencement program is ,an at St, Thomas’ seminary chapel on the evening of June 8. have displeased Mr. Johnson. Jdstj extremely picturesque affair, starting with a processional ------’ ' ' ' iu Six of the candidates for subdiaconate are studying for . as fortnidable a foe as Senator onto the auditorium stage of the the priesthood in the Diocese of Costigan, though, has come upon pastors, Monsigpiori, guests, Bish Denver and two are for the the scene in the person of former op, high school groups, and the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. Each of Governor William E. Sweet. Hence graduates. After the singing of the following dioceses has one can our two Demodtatic aspirants for didate in the class: Wichita, Kans.; siM im iiiiiS the national anthem by the stu- nr ITRUT IS I the senate each find* himself fac- j ^guts, the valedictory will be given Los Angeles, Calif.; Concordia, mg an opponent who is extremely Robert Wilson of St. Kans.; Baker City, ()re.; Helena, hard to defeat. Francis de Sales’ high school and Mont., and Lincoln, Nebr. .Denver Ed Johnson holds the distinction j the candidates for diplomas will be liOUIICED Fim has four candidates for tonsure; rnoM m iivEii lo of having built up an almost un- presented to the Bishop, with the iV ' Santa Fe, two, and Los Angeles surpassed political machine, his g order of presentation and Sioux City, la., one each. All powerful following coming from taking place: of the members of the ordination small towns and rural districts. He St. Joseph’s high school, the classes, with the exception of the bested the Costigan forces two !• * IM S Benedictines, are students of St. SlUOf IN ROME V e ry ^ e v . Christian Darley, C. years ago, when they ran Josephine SS. R .; Regis high school, the Rev. Thomas’ seminary. Roche, a woman of no mean abil Bernard Karst, S.J.; Sacred Heart The annual retreat for laywom- 'There are two natives of Colo Rev. William Mnlcahy Rev. Emil A. Eckert Two students of St. Thomas’ ity, i^gainst him for governor. He high school, the Rev. T. Devlin, en at St. Rosa’s home, 952 Tenth rado in the group to be ordained seminary, who have just finished *is a sage politician. Lucky, some S.J.; St. Francis de Sales’ high street, Denver, will be held this for, the diocesan priesthood— the their philosophical course at that people say. But the fact remains i school, the Rt, Rev. Msgr. J. ,J. year from the evening of July 16 Rev. Mf. Anthony Elzi, who was institution, are to be sent to Rome that he get* plenty of votes. Gov Donnelly: Annunciation high to the morning of Monday, July born in Denver, and the Rev. Mr. in the fall to study for doctorates ernor Johnson has been very fine school, the Rev. Charles Hagus; 20. The exercises will be in charge Francis A. Pettit, who is a native at the Gregorian university. They in religious question*. He has not Holy Family high school, the Rev. of a Redemptorist Father, whose of Pueblo. The Rev. Mr. William will reside at the North American been afraid to show his friendship Mark W. Happen; Cathedral high name will be announced later. This J. Mulcahy was born in Boston, college. Bishop Urban J. Vehr to the Church. school, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Hugh L. retreat is always one of the larg the Rev. Mr. Emil A. Eckert in this week announced that they are Rev. Francis A. Pettit William E. Sweet, once defeated McMenamin. est of the year, as a number of la Germany, and the Rev. Mr. John Frank La Tourrette of St. Phiilo- in a U. S. senatorial fight, has, The Bishop’s adress will follow dies from outside go to St. Rosa’s ...... Cavanart in Scotland. An account mena’s parish, Denver, and Geojrge nevertheless, been what is known the presentation of diplomas, after to join the residents in the exer of the Benedictine ordinandi was Spehar III, a member of a proimi- as a good campaigner. He is an which the high school group will cises. Arrangements for attend V I given in last week’s Register. The nent family_ of Crested Butte, extremely wealthy man, with a sing “ Holy God, We Praise Thy ing may be made through the "v< / Rev. Mr. Matthew C. Arno is a Colo. The diocese now has two strong political following and with Name.” The program will be con Franciscan Sisters, MAih 4311. native of Denver; the Rev. Mr. students studying at the Grego many friends' in the national cluded by a recessional. RETREAT AT LORETTO Philip Leo Boyle, of Stratton, rian— Messrs. David Maloney of administration in Washington. While the graduates of Regis TO OPEN JUNE 11 These five young men, students Nebr.; the Rev. Mr. Florian Bates, Littleton and Richard Hiester" of Sweet’s position in regard to reli high school will participate in the of St. Thomas’ seminary, a: of Winsted, Minn., and the Rev. St. John’s parish, Denver. They gion is also favorable. ' Years ago, The 13th annual retreat of the Mr. Charles L. Forsyth, of Atlantic, joint .program on Sunday, private Catholic Laywomen’s Retreat as to bo ordained to the priesthcrod also live at the North American when the K.K.K. controlled about exercises will also be held this la. The Rev. Mr. John Hallinan, college. The doctoral course re 80 per cent of the delegation at a sociation will open Thursday eve in the Denver Cathedral this Sat who will be ordained for the Friday night in the Regis gym ning, June 11, at 7:30 at Loretto quires five years of study in Rome, Democratic convention, he stood nasium, with Dr. Martin D. Curri- urday by the Mott Rev. Urban J. Archdiocese of Santa Fe, was born that is, one more year than the before the meeting and denounced Heights college, and the retreat- in Ireland. gan, regent of the University of master will be the Rev. Joseph Hig Vehr; All will work in the Diocese theological course at St. Thomas’ Kluxism— even in the face of ad Colorado, as the principal speaker. Father Elxi seminary. vice of Catholic friends that such gins of Pueblo, who has conducted of Denver. Anthony G. Elzi was bom in Joseph Stein will deliver the vale St. Thomas’ seminary offers two a procedure would be political many retreats in the state and else Denver June 8, 1900, the son of dictory and George Porter will years of collegiate work, two years folly. where. Sunday, June 14, will be Anton and Maria Elzi, both now read the elass poem. “ In Retro Rev. Anthony G. Elxi of philosophy, and four years of the closing day. More than 100 R*t. Jolia CaTasafli deceased. He attended St. Jos Charles Armstrong, present state spect” will be given by Walter theology. » treasurer, seems to have clear sail Sullivan and “ An Appreciation” women are expected to attend eph’s (C.SS.R.) grade school from ing for the Republican nomination will be delivered by Robert Stew from several places, including 1908 to 1914, and Regis high Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, RESERVE JUNE 14 FOR (Turn to Page ^ — Colum n 1) art. school from 1914 to 1917. He re Longmont, and Brush. sumed his education in 1926, when CORPUS CHRISTI RITES Retreatants will be given accom YOU EAT RAT, DOQ IN he entered St. Thomas’ seminary, modations in Pancratia hall. The where, as a'^ student for the past Bishop Vehr urges the people of retreat fee for the three days is 10 years, he completed his work in this regpon to reserve Sunday aft ORCHESTRA LEADER IS ten dollars. For those making the CHINA OR ARE IMPOLITE the college, philoso^y, and the ernoon, June 14, for the annual retreat from Saturday noon until ology departments. He was or outdoor Corpus Christi procession Sunday evening, the charge will be dained subdeacon May 30, 1935, on the grounds of St. Thomas’ five dollars. Women who are hin Just how would you like a nice were very fortunate in having them down when I’m in no condi (Turn to Page — Colum n i ) seminary. dered from making the retreat by piece of rat for dinner? Or maybe meat that day. It seems that the tion to fight back.” OF MUSICIANS’ FAMILY lack of funds, however, may re a piece of dog? Or perhaps you family dog chased a rat, which was Monsignor Meyer was one of ceive financial help without pub would prefer some June bugs caught and dried, and then served the first group of Maryknollers later, and has since played engage licity or embarrassment by men (By Ruth V incent) up. Monsignor Meyer had no to go to China 18 years ftgo. He ments in Cincinnati, 0 .; Louis baked in oil? When Bernie Cummins and his tioning (this fact when making res choice but to eat it. Rather taste has baptized 2,000 convert pagans. LI6HTING FIXTURES ARE ville, Ky.; Congress and Edge- ervations. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bernard F. orchestra go to Akron, 0., in the less stuff, he says. His Prefecture Apostolic is located water Beach hotels and the Tria Although the retreat officially Meyer, Prefect Apostolic of Wu- lall to play at the golden wedding “ We will take his word for it,” in a place that went for 40 years ( elebration of his parents, Mr. and non and Aragon ball rooms in closes Bunday afternoon, June 14, chow, Kwangsi, China, who has I says to myself, says I. without a convert until the Mary- Mrs. Michael Cummins, the jubi- Chicago, Bellevue Biltmore hotel the women are urged to stay for been here for- the last week as the SEMINARY CHAPEL GIFT g^uest of the Most Rev. Bishop Ur He argued, in self-defense, that knoll Fathers took it over eight larians may dance an Irish jig for in Florida, Ambassador hotel in Sunday evening supper if possi years back. Including the Cath Atlantic City, Biltmore in New ble. Reservations may be made ban J. Vehr, admits that he has a rat is not really so dirty as some their noted son, for the entire olics who were in it then and an York, where he played for three eaten both rat and dog, but says of the things Americans eat— Magnificent bronze lighting fix Cummins family seem to have by phoning or writing Mary Na- other group placed in the prefec light is surmounted by a cross and consecutive seasons, and Lakeside he draws the line at June bugs. clams, for instance. “ But,” says tures, the gift of Mrs. Ella “ rhythm.” The popular orcliestra dorff, 2611 Birch, YOrk 8935, or ture through a redivision of/m is is four feet long and 20 indies park and Elitch’a gardens in I to myself, says I, “ clams are Mullen Weekbaugh, are being in wide. Direct lighting of the chapel leader, a nephew of the assistant Loretto Heights college, Loretto, Shortly before he left China, he sionary territory, there were 900 clams and rats are-rats and that’s stalled in the chapel of St. Thomas’ and indirect lighting of the mural mother, general of the Ursuline Denver. PEarl 2468. They should be made was invited to dinner at the hqfme souls. Today there are 5,000, of One of the highlights of Bernie that. I lived three months in Eur seminary this week. Designed in paintings on the ceiling of ^ e order, has a sister, a nun who early in order to secure the best of a convert family. The pater whom more than 4,000 are con Cummins’ career took place in ope and, to the best of my knowl keeping with the architecture of building are features of the nqw leaches music at an Ursuline accommodations. farailias'informed him that they verts. This year, 1,500 to 1,800 1930, when Tiis orchestra was edge and belief, kept from eating the building, the new lights are fixtures. On the upper band of school; a brother "who played a \ ' = = = more will be baptized. Monsig;nor selected from 40 bands to play at horse meat; so, believe me, I’m try masterpieces of the ornamental each light the symbolism of the clarinet in the Army band, and an .Meyer will personally baptize 200 other brother, Walter, who is a the gala opening of the Hotel New ing no rats at this late stage in the metal worker’s art and embody the chapel architecture is carried put sorrowful journey of life.” next Christmas. The field, with latest scientific lighting principles. in the portrayal of the signs of vocal soloist with the orchestra. Yorker in New York. He also about 37,000 square miles, contains played at the Roosevelt hotel in Intellectuals Look “ As for-dog, well,” says I, ‘T d Their cost is estimated at $5,000. the four Evangelists, Matthew, Bernie Cummins will complete his 5,000,000 people altogether. engagement at Elitch’s gardens New York, where he was succeed rather eat dog than rat; but that’s This is the second princely gift of Mark, Luke, and John. The sym Friday evening, when he will go ed by Guy Lombardo. He was at no argument in favor of eating The ecclesiastical position of this nature made by Mrs. Week bols are illuminated by controlled y to the Edgewater^ Beach hotel in the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chi To Catholic Thought dog. But what of June bugs baked Monsignor Meyer is peculiar to baugh this year, the first being the spill lighting. Each of the hun Chicago for the remainder of the cago this year until he came to in oil? Well, before they make the mission field. He is not a donation of the lighting fixtures to dreds of pieces in every light Was season. Denver three weeks ago to open At the commencement exercises recently led it to repeated dis me eat June bugs,” I says to my Bishop, but he has the same powers the Church of the Blessed Sacra modeled in clay before it was cast and most of the privileges of Bish ment. in bronze. Bernie Cummins, who was bom Elitch’s. of Regis college Thursday eve aster.” self, says I, “ I’ll have to be made and reared in Akron, where he at Bernie Cummins was a close unconscious with ether or some ops, with the exception that he can- Twelve of the lights now hang The most pretentious of all the ning, at which the Very Rev. Rob The distinguished educator, (TumtoPagelO — Column 5) in the nave of the chapel. Each tended St. Vincent’s school, began friend of the late Knute Rockne, ert M. Kelley, S.J., president, thing and they’ll have to force fixtures will be the huge candela and' also numbers among his inti bom in Le Mans, France, came to brum that will be installed in his musical career in 1922, when conferred degrees on 19 seniors, America when he was aged 10, and he sang and danced witli Earl mates Bill Shakespeare, Andy Dr. Louis J. A. Mercier, asso sanctuary arch. Hanging on a Pilney, and Barney Ross, famous attended S t Ignatius’ high school bronze chain, 40 feet in length, it Fuller in New York city. He start ciate professor of French and and Loyola university, Chicago. ed his own orchestra a few years (Turn to P a gei — Colum n 5) education at Harvard university, will weigh approximately 800 He asserted that European edu SIX FORMER REQIS MEN pounds. Light coming from this declared in an address to the grad cation is still organized on the uates that the pioneering days of fixture, which will be nine feet lines laid down in the “ ratio stu- long and four feet in diameter, Catholic thought are over— Ameri diorum” of the Jesuits. In speak CEMETERY PROPERTY can intellectuals are looking to us will illumine the huge sanctuai’y of ing of the culture that the Society TO BE ORDAINED PRIESTS the chapel. for the defense of their institu of Jesus brought to the West by its tions. “ . . . and they are right,” system of education, Dr. Mercier The ambulatories on both sides DECLARED TAX FREE he asserted, “ for it can easily be asserted that “ education should not Six former Regps professors are Kans. The ordination class has vitiate in 1925 and his classical of the chapel also have new fix shown that the American prin enslave you to time and place. It listed among the 41 members of been studying for the past three studies in 1927, he entered the St. tures. Dome-like lights illuminate ciples of the sovereignty of the should free you from your time the Societjr of Jesus of the Mis years in St. Mary’s college, house Louis University School of Philos the bronze stations of the croiss Denvei'’s two Catholic ceme due to the fact that the necessity people, the doctrine of inalienable and place by introducing you as souri province who will be raised of theological studies for members ophy and Science, where he earned that are built in the chapel walls.; teries are free from taxation for for immediate use for burial pur rights, and the right epneeption intimately as possible to all times to the priesthood on June 24 by of the Jesuit order. Following or his Bachelor of Arts dewee in The ornamental bronze work on any purpose and for all time as a poses had not arrived.” of individualism stem from Cath and places. Only thus can it de the Most Rev. Francis Johannes, dination, they will return to St. 1930. He will sing his first Solemn the fixtures was designed and cast result of the decision handed down Against a contention of counsel olic doctrines.” serve the name of a liberal educa- Bishop of Leavenworth, in the Im- Mary’s for another year of theol Mass June 28 in Sacred Heart in the studios of the Freidtidis- by District Judge S. W. Johnson for Jefferson county and the state, “ Without the least sectarian (T um to Page i — Column 3) macufata chapel at St. Mary’s, ogy to be succeeded by a year of church, East St. Louis, 111. August Co. The work will be com in proceedings instituted by John the judge ruled that the property pride,” he said, “ because the Cath tertianship. Most of the ordinandi (Turn to Page U — Column 6) ■ pleted in about eight weeks. H. Peddin, attorney for the Mt. was exempt from taxation in 1934, olic Church is not sectarian, it is will spend their tertianship at St. Olivet Cemetery association, to ob even though the deed of the prop Catholic and universal, we can say Stanislaus’ novitiate near Cleve tain a permanent injunction against erty to the Mt. Olivet Cemetery that, to solve the problems of the land, 0. the payment of taxes on 340 acres association had been withheld from hour, the non-Catholic world will Denver Priest Gets The Rev. Mr. Rudolph J. Bisch- OLD CHURCH BUILDINQ of land adjacent to Mt. Olivet public records. “ Title to the prop have to retrace its-steps and re off, S.J., is the only member of the cemetery but not now being used erty does not matter,” ruled Judge discover fully the Catholic in class who taught at Regis college; for burial purposes. Calvary ceme Johnson; “ the law exempts the heritance, the tradition that made Licentiate Degree the rest were professors in the T O BE DISMANTLED tery was relieved of all tax obli property because of the use to be the Western world a going concern high school in their scholasticate. gations in a suit brought by Mr. (TumtoPagelO — Column 6) and the abandonment of which has A priest of the Diocese of Den of advanced education at the uni The Rev. Mr. Bischoff was born Reddin about 12 years ago. in Pinckneyville, 111., Jan. 30, After the dedication services for ver, the Rev. Raymond L. Newell, versity and took several courses this year at St. Catherine’s Aug. The suit in the Mt. Olivet case that will lead, eventually, to the 1900, and entered the order Sent the new St. Catherine’s church to 20, 21, and 22. rosie a step higher in the field of 1, 1925, after gaining a B.S. de The Rev. William W. Ryan, was ins'tituted primarily for the de^ee of Doctor of Philosophy in be held June 21, at which the Most cancellation of taxes already levied APPOINTMENTS FOR advanced education Wednesday of the subject of educational manage gree at the University of Illinois. founder of St. Catherine’s 24 on the property, part of the 440- this week. At the graduation ex ment. He earned his Bachelor and Mas Rev, Bishop Vehr will celebrate a years ago, has signified his inability acre tract that was left by Bishop ercises at the (jatholic University This summer. Father Newell ter of Arts degrees in St. Louis Solemn Pontifical Mass, work will to be present at the dedication of Machebeuf to Bishop Mats for of America at Washington, , D. C., plans to attend Columbia again. university after becoming a Jesuit begin on the dismantling of the the new church owing to ill health. NEW PRIESTS GIVEN on June 3, Father NewelL received He taught accounting at Regis col The new church will seat 740 Church use. Judge Johnson, who He will probably be stationed at old.St. Catherine’s church, as rec heard the case in Golden, said in the degree of Licentiate of Canon the Church of the Holy Cross, at lege in the years 1931 to 1933 and and over half the pews will have his' decision, handed down on June The appointments of four of the a year ago and named assistant, Law, which is given only after 42nd street and 8th avenue, just was in charge of the department ommended by the planning board been installed for the opening 1: “ There can be no doubt about five new priests to be ordained but his health broke down imme two years of special study in the off Broadway. While stationed at in his last year. He will sing his last June. It was found that the services. An electric Hammond the fact that the Bishops holding Saturday morning for the Diocese diately after his ordination and canon law department of the this church last year, the young first Solemn Mass June 28 in St cost of remodeling the structure organ, a gift to the parish from it in the name of the Church hold of Denver have been given to the he has not been able to come from school. Father Newell will be priest gave a ten-week series of Bruno’s church, Pinckneyville, 111. for use as schoolrooms would an anonymous donor, will be the property in trust, and it is Register by the Most Rev. Bishop Ohio, his home. Father Ryan, 0. eligible for the degree of Doctor radio broadcasts over a tri-station The Rev. Mr. William F. Fer be ec|ual to the cost of con placed in the choir loft in time for conceded as a matter of fact that, Urban J. Vehr. M. Cap., who is here for his health, of Canon Law at the end of the network in conjunction with a rell, S.J., taught English at Regis structing an entire new wing for the dedication. Amber, double besides the 100 acres specifically The Rev. Anthony G. Elzi, whose has been helping out in the parish. scholastic year next June. novena to Our Lady of the Mirac high school in his scholasticate. He the school, in case of need for ex row Cathedral windows ^11 be dedicated to cemetery purposes, home is in Denver, has been named Father Roy Breen is the other as Together with his work in canon ulous Medal. was born June 10, 1905, in East pansion. The work to be under used in the new church. the balance of 340 acres has assistant to the Rev. Charles H. sistant. law, Father Newell has been tak Arrangements have been made St. Louis, 111. He attended St. taken will enhance the playground Father D. A. Lemieux, pastor been under the control of the Hagus, pastor of Annunciation The Rev. Francis A. Pettit, ing post-graduate work in educa whereby Father Newell can attend Louis university high school, St. and will be beneficial in providing of St. Catherine’s, said that Cemetei’y association and has been parish, Denver. The parish nor whose home is in Pueblo, goes to tion at (Columbia university. New Columbia every week-day morning Louis, Mo., and entered the So more room for the annual mid the work of dismantling the ojd held for cemetery purposes. The mally has two assistants. The Leadville as assistant to the Rev. York city, in the summer months. and attend to parish work in the ciety of Jesus Aug. 8, 1923, at summer carnival. The 15th annual church will take approximately six delay in laying it out inf lots is Rev. Anthony Vogus was ordained (TumtoPagelO — Column 3) Last year, he attended the school afternoons and evenings. Florissant, Mo. Finishing his no carnival of the parish will be held w eeks. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 4, 1936 GAU PUNS ARE MADE FOR Preferred Parish Jesuit Is Having * Arrangements Are Preferred Parish Trading List- BIG BAZAAR IN L 0 Y 6 u HALL Trading List-* Major Operation (Sacred Heart-Loyela Pariah) helpfulness everywhere. The cap Completed for Tea & A gala one-night affair—^partly tains are making a final visit to MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: a bazaar, partly a carnival, and the homes in order to make com especially a get-together—is sched plete returns at the captains’ MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are The Eev. A. M. Bertram, S.J., The completion of every detail The merchants reprasented in this section are boosters. They are of Sacred Heart parish, who has uled for Loyola hall Saturday meetings next week. Tkese 'will of arrangements for the second 'anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co night, June 13. An enthusiastic ,be the closing meetings. been a patient in St. Joseph’s hos annudil garden party and musicale, anxious to work witk you and are deserving of your patronage. Co> operate with them. group of men and women started pital, is being operated on Friday Sunday morning, June 7, the sponsored by the Tabernacle so operate with them. morning. His physician. Dr. Mar the movement to stage this gen senior Mass will take place at ciety of Denver, was accomplished eral parish social and carnival, and tin D. Currigan, is performing the Loyola church at 8:80 o’clock. at a final special meeting of the St. Philomena's the same group will arrange for operation. The condition of the The graduates, in cap and gown, general committee held Monday the proMam in every detail. St. Francis de Sales' Very Rev. Dean J. B..Licciotti of will attend the Mass and receive morning, June 1, at the home of There will be booths and games of FOOT WORRIES VANISH Walsenburg remains about the Holy Communion. Father Devlin, Mrs. Charles J. Dunn, the presi various kinds, different forms of director of the school, will offer dent of the Ti(bemacle society. Flat, tired, and weak feet are not natural. Many people continue to same. Plans for an operation have entertainment, and the sort of PENN GROCERY AND PENN MARKET not yet been made definite. the Mass for the graduates and suffer needlessly from makeshift supports. If you need arch sup refreshments that go with a car will distribute Holy Communion. Present at the meeting were the ARNOLD TORGERSON . HERMAN KNOCHENHAUER' Fire Chief John Healy was SP. 7558 90 Penn. PE, 996S ports, let us make them to fit your feet. nival fevent. He will also address the grad chairmeff of the various commit permanently released from St. tees as follows: Miss Anna Birm SPECIALS THIS WEEK Joseph’s hospital Wednesday and is The hall will be filled with prizes uates. Throughout the Mass, or Lettuce, per head.—...... Sc Frying Chicken., 3 for...... $1.00 ingham, general chairman* Mmes. Hot House Tomatoes...... 15c Ground Beef, 2 lbs...... 2Bc able to be back on duty. The Rev. of all kinds ' and descriptions— gan music will be played by Mrs. CLAYTON SHOE SHOP things to satisfy the parents, ar W. Wayman, The seniors will be Louis Hough, Edward f . Gibbons, Maxwell House Coffee...... 26c Rib Boil, Ib...... lOc Eusebius Schlingmann, O.F.M., of Ralph W. Kelly, J. J. Torpey, T. A. 2638 E. I2th AVE. St. Elizabeth’s parish was per ticles to please the sons and daugh the ^ ests of Father Devlin at a ters, and novelties to delight the breauast immediately afterwards, Collins, A. C. Tremlett, A. A. manently released from St. An Gargan, and George Burt. thony’s hospital last Friday, but children. In addition to these A public novena in honor of the Do Your Shoes Need Repairing? The affair, which promises to be LANDE’S will be obliged to spend further prizes, in the course of the eve Sacred Heart will be held in both time in convalescence at the mon ning ?200 in cash prizes will be Sacred Heart and Loyola churches. a very delightful one, will be held 3130 EAST COLFAX astery. awarded. The men and women of This novena will begin on the at the home of Mrs. Oscar L. Malo, The Rev. Daniel Kelly, O.P., of the parish are asked to set aside Feast of Corpus Christi, June 11. 500 East Eighth avenue, Friday PROGRESSIvf SHOE SHOP Delicious Foods Properly Served June 13 for this big event, and afternoon, June 5, from 2:30 until Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer exclusively St. Dominic’s parish remains un The services will be held each eve "You’ll Like the Good Work toe Like to do.” improved. He is in St. Joseph’s they are cordially invited to bring ning, beginning at 7:46 o’clock. 5:30. 288 SO. PENN ST. SP. 9986 Cocktails and Mixed Drinks their friends to help make merry hospital. This Sunday, the first Sunday of There will be a silver offering, at this celebration. No admission Booths for the Ladies the month, is Communion day for the proceeds to be used for the will be charged. the Young Ladies’ sodality. The purchase of materials for vest Pbone FRankliii 2959 GROUP TO HOLD The bazaar movement was start ments, altar linens, and other ne Y D U m L t M sodalists will receive at the 8^30 ed at one of the captains’ meet Mass. cessities for mission priests, of the New Fashion Cleaners and Dyers W o Take Our Troubles to the FINAL SESSION ings being held in connection with diocese. The senior class play, staged at Main offiesp—630 E. Alaraed»—SP. 0079. PUnt-~^5l3 E. Colfax^Aurora 62 Ste^iSaQ, S the present parish canvass, and the school hall Sunday evening, An additional exhibit, showing yORK-COLF AX the idea of holding such an event the use of eld gold lor the relining If Stands to Rsason— Cheap Prices Mean Poor Workmanship. You Will See a BEAUXy SHOP oljy was one of the finest plays ever Difference in Our Cleaninf. Moth Bags Free with Winter Gannente. HARDWARE sary society will meet Monday, met with approval everywhere. shown at the Lawrence street of chalices for use at Mass in the The members of the parish are missions, will be placed near the SPECIAL ATTENHON TO PARCEL POST ORDERS Where Your Bueloess Is Appreciated June 8, at 2 o’clock at Holy Ghost school. A well-filled house greeted MBO S. COLFAX YO. »»39 hall. This will be the final meet more than eager to take part in the young players when the cur vestment and altar linen display Lawn Mowers ...... ^ 4 . » 5 1908 EAST COLFAX AVE. ing of the year. Hostesses will be this carnival. The g^mes will be tain went up, and the bright lin^ and will be in charge of Mrs. Ralph gin at 8 o’clock. Bus. Phene PE. 0344 Garden Hose, 5 0 feet....^2.49 Mmes. Charles Burke, Beyer, and and amusing situations of Big W. Kelly. Loretta Daugherty. Arrange Canvatt Geinf Forward Hearttd Herbert brought forth This beautiful custom of con Res. Phone PE. 41S8 Granes IH Store COLFAX AUTO one laugh after another as the LICENSED ments will be made for taking care The women in charge of the tributing old gold was inaugurated 291 South Downing of the altars in the summer. evening went on. Each mem- INSPECTIOlf GARAGE THEORA BEAUTY SERVICE various districts in the parish can- by the honorary life president, credit Mrs. William H. Andrew, many Frank Baldridge GROCERIES, CORN FED MEATS Carlos J. Ogden Splendid work done. Miss Complete Stock of Staple SHOP Tell the people you patronise years ago. It has always been a AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING that you taw their advertitemant weekweeK toTO getgei thein y ^returns. u rn s . They re- Edna-p j-. Mae Sprague,f^nrapue. who coached Groceries, Fresh Fish 3520 E. Colfax YO. 9421 port a fine spint of good will and source of gratification to the don Courtesy Service Open Evenings and Sundays by in The Register, Free Delivery ors because of preserving remem 1446 South Broadway Appointment STORAGE the production. Miss Sprague brance of loved ones who have died. conducts classes in dramatic art in MOBILGAS Maintenance Wrecker Service The Tabernacle society, a dioc MOBILOIL Psrmanents |1.50 to $7 Complete ■ the high school throughout the esan organization, was established Mt. Carmel school term. The cast has been 0t4 SANTA FE . TA. 8997 ST, I 26 years ago for the purpose of WITTE’S GROCERY Cleaning, Pressing— Suits Made to Order invited to give the play in Colo rado Springs next week. assisting the mission priests of DAD’S P U C E the diocese by supplying altar AN D M A R K E T Dad’s Corner Between the first and second 710 So. Broadway LIBERTY linens, vestments, and other neces- BOB & VAN’S acts, Joseph Clifford delighted the 701 SOUTH LOGAN PE. 0934 SOI SANTA FE ities for the carrying on of their CLOTHING CO. audience by singing “ One Alone’’ Complete stock of Groceries Specialized Greasing Meat Market Try Our Famous splendid missionary work. The from The Deeert Song and “ A Com Fed Meats— Fresh Fish 780 SANTA FE DRIVE Hamburgers Men and Women’s Wear silver jubilee was beautifully and Phone Pearl 9802 Little Bit of Heaven.’’ In re Free Delirary Fresh Vegetables Shoes at Downtown Prices (St. Louii’ Parish, Englewood) sponse to continued applause, Mr. successfully celebrated one year It's the Quality That Is High COORS BEER ON TAP ago this month. A COMPLETE SELECTION OE Twenty-nine pupils will be grad (Clifford sang an extra number, ^ PRETTY DRESSES Not the Price 3554 Navajo St. In ordeY to accommodate those uated from St. Louis’ school at “ Sweet Mystery of Life.” The DR. LEWIS E. Sixes 1 to 14—-59e to $1.98 exercises following the 8 o’clock who may wish to pay yearly dues GUY F. HADSALL BRYAN SCHWARTZ WE SPECIALIZE IN PURE singer was a member of the 1921 Sun suits and slocks. Boys' suits, 1 to 6. The firms listed here de ITALIAN SAUSAGE Mass this Sunday, June 7. Mem graduation class at Sacred Heart at Friday’s affair, the last meeting BROWN Baby necessitits and shower gifts. of the year, the financial secre Hadsall-Schwartz bers of the class will receive Com school. (Gift wrapping free) serve to be remembered munion at the Mass. After the The 1936 Adelphwn, the second tary, Mrs. Philip Clarke, will be Dentist Navajo Meat Market Fox Gift & Baby Shop Motor Service when you are distributing exercises, breakfast will be served annual, is now in the hands of prepared to take the dues and to 306 So. Pearl St. give receipts. 73 Broadway PE. 1767 REPAIRING, TOWING, AND STORAGE your patronage in the dif and'Grocety in the hall by the P.-T.A. The the students. Corner Alsmeda POWERINE PRODUCTS FREE DELIVERY present class is the fourth tp be SPRUCE 8901 EXPERT WASHING AND CREASING ferent lines of business. JOE J. CANINO graduated from the school! The [Guernsey Farm Dairy J Phone FR. 0572 2121 E. CoKax 3500 Navajo St. GA. 5774 pupils who will receive their di plomas are Leonard Gordon Bell, Holy Ghost Lawn Mower, ^4.45 125S So. Pearl PEarl 9190 COMPLETE LINE OF DAIRY William Frederick Burke, John Verified Value, $8.25 PRODUCTS i Edward Caouette, Walter .^fred Four koon, I6-inck, self-sharpening ) Ice Cream— The Kind That Calls for < Cassidy, Edward Peter Jacobs, blade* that cut grass to oarpet-like k More James Michael McAtee, Bernard ENGLISH TAILORS smoethnes*. Ten-inch sHieel*, long life * PACKAGE QT. 28e PINT XBc ^ Leo McLeran, Kenneth John frams. ^Old Fftshion Buttermilk Our Own ^ O’Neill, Foster Anthony Papi, Ed ^'or good elethei at reaionable prices— new fall styles and fabrics R ABB’S ► Make i ward Alston Poole, George Alvin so so. BROADWAY 44th ANNIVERSARY Scharf, William EdwariT Semler, ^ ^ leth Street Qualities at 15th Street Prices GRAHAM’S Wallace Joseph Smilanic, George 901 15th ST, KE. 6717 Edward Tomlin, John Marshal HERB DAVIS RED & WHITE Riordan, Donald James Toy, Rob Now Serving the Army with Official 538 East Alameda SP. 7800 ert Francis Young, Virginia Mae Factory Service Alexander, Florence Loretta Kol- Most Complete Line of Foreign and deway, Ida Mae Michaud, Laura Domestic Wines and Liquors WE UNITE GRILL Ignition • Carbureter - Electrical Service Best Quality Groceries and Meat* SALE! Frances Michaud/ Maxine Marie Motor Analy.i* Expert* Fresh Fish— Free Delivery I7th Street Liquor Store 1637 GLEN ARM Miller, Earlynn Meredith Neal, Steering Service Experts 024 Seventeenth St. (E. & C. Bids:.) Mildred Rose Nolan, Elizabeth Try Our Special Wine 340 BROADWAY PEARL 7211 Slagles Grocery Louise Rees, Fern Kathryn Sheets, ' FREE DELIVERY Cocktails - Draught Beer Ethel Mary Wheeler, Nina Louise PHONE KE. 9619 DENVER, COLO. Wheeler, and Mary Geraldine Short Orders - Sandwiches and Market COTTRELL’S ACE SALE Young. Lincoln Creamery 898 So. Clarkson Phone SP. 9702 The Altar society members will 519 East Exposition SP. 3233 QUALITY CORN.FED MEATS of the Year! Yes — the receive Communion in a body at The firms listed here de- the 6 o’clock Mass this Sunday. DENHAM GRILL seiwe to be remembered 1745 So. Broadway SP. 9732 Fresh Fish - Meadow Gold Ice Man’s Store is Forty-four! The regular business and Study 619 18th STREET 25 different flavors of Ice Cream Cream A Butter p Staple Groceries club meeting will be held on Tues On the Alley when you are distributing Pint, Quart, and Bulk Milk, Cream And we’re inviting all men day afternoon, June 9, at 2 o’clock. Buffet Lunch your patrpnage in the dif Daily Delivery The Holy Name society will meet Chicken and Steak Dinners ferent lines of business. U N A DELL to the STA G Value Affair Monday evening, June 8, at 8 Beer • Wine - Mixed Drinks United Motors Service o’clock. STRICTLY UNION 2441 SO. BROADWAY The Junior Holy Name boys en MARGARET GATES, Prop. of 1936! -r tered a team in the Englewood LOGAN GARAGE Junior league, which opened at DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Coort, Heilman* Old Style Lager Englewood Merchants’ park this Blessed Sacrament SHELI^ Gaa— Kandall Oil Beer, Sandwiches, & Hot Lunches GEORGE F. COTTRELL, President week. Boys in the parish, 16 years Wrecker Service of age and under, who may wish 278 S. Logan SP. 9908 PARKER & ROUGH to join the team are asked to leave LUSTIG DRUG CO. Park Hill Grocery word at the rectory. ELM AND COLFAX Poultry Market The religious summer school for The firms listed here de HART SCHAFFNER boys and girls of grade and high The Drug Store Complete serve to be remembered 935 South Broadway SP. 6917 school age attending the public and Market when you are distributing Free Delivery schools will open Monday, June 15. Wt dtHv« frt« »nd Brv« yotir Everything good to eat. your patronage in the dif Fresh Dressed Poultry and MARX SUITS Classes will be conducted in the doGtor pboBf Q8 fOQr preieriptiooi. morning, and the course will run YOrk 2171 YOrk 9273 Phones: YO. 8664, FR. 1771 ferent lines of business. Country Eggs— Quality Only for a month. The leisure-time activity project $35-$40 Values ^onsored bv the P.-T.A. will open E A ST FAIR THE PARK HILL June 15. All young persons who CREAMERY DRUG CO. Holy Family The largest clothing makers in the are interested are asked to enroll EDITH HBTHCOTH, Prop. world congratulated Mr. Cottrell at that time. 5027 E. 2Sth Ave. YO, 12I9-R "Your Doctor Know* U*” Official State-City Inspection in a big way by giving him this A novena in honor of the Sa Op«n EvBBioff and Sundays The 23rd AND DEXTER Station outstanding purchase! Newest cred Heart of Jesus will begin Carlsoa-Frink Ice Cream and SPORT BACKS — plain backs — Thursday, June 11, and close on Dairy Product*. Baur’s Ice Cream. Our delivery is single and double-breasted models the Feast of the Sacred Heart, Bakery Good* and Groceriai free and prompt. YOrk 1187-1188. Little Creamery in H. S. & M. superb quality. All Friday, June 19. In the time of 3808 W. 38th GA. 1684-W Reed & Griffith sizes, longs, shorts, stouts, and reg the novena. Mass will be said in ICE CREAM AND CANDIES 38th Ave. and PERRY ulars. 44th ANNIVERSARY SALE the church each morning at 6:45. GAIlup 3398 PRICE ...... - ...... After the Mass, there will be spe Annunciation The Freshest of Bread Battery and Ignition Service cial devotions in honor of the Sa and Bakery Products Storage cred Heart. New Beverly Tropical Worsteds GA. 2477 COR. 39TH A UTICA WHEN IN NEED OF DE SELLEM DUVAL TIRE & Woodcraft Corner $25 SUITS & White Angoras St. Vincent’s Will FUEL AND FEED CO. BATTERY CO. Gabardines Included ^ % PUBLIC “ The Cabinet Shop of Dietinction" Air*eo61ed Summer Suits. ^ m *TC CHARLES A. DeSELLEU Here’s value far beyond J ^ / K Tires - Batteries - Accessories tailored to fit right I Prac- 0 | « § O Wa Ship by Rail Fumlturs Rtpalrlng, Refiniahiag, Up price! Sport models! Bus!- *y 1 u r n • ■ •» ADPRESS RECHARGING 80c ness Suits! Light patterns 1 Y U tical Tropicals or smart , 1 Hold Graduation PHONE TA. a«0B holstering, and Cabinet Work. EQUIPMENT THINK OF and year 'round fabrics. All wW White Angoras— all sites. “ • SSTH AND WALNUT Rentals for All Cars Custom Built Furniture, Pieturs Frames, sites! RES. PHONE MA. S544 A. & A. RADIO & 4223 W. 38th Ave. GA, 7197 and Art Piece*. (St. Vincent de Paul’* Parish) APPLIANCE CO. Graduation exercises will be held DRUGS Use Regular 3 -W a y -P a y . . VsDown % July 1st Sunday morning at the 8 o’clock L626 E. 34th Ave. MA. 1469 SURE! Zinke’s Creamery Charge Account or Ys Aug. 1st Mass, when diplomas will be con We Are Holy Family Boosters 4976 LOWELL BLVD. ferred upon the following 13 stu TWO 3 esss£S And Appreciate Your Patronage ICE CREAM dents: Harry Bowman, Henry F T R Y SAME PRICES Bruggentheis, Eileen Cochran, Bulk and Psekagt, Sc, 10c, and l5c Brkk. SHORTY’S CONOCO STATION W ^ -o u t Sundaas, M slt^ Milk, Nickle Straws $1 9Q George Evans, Patrick Faubion^ Sticks, Cup* and Conta, Baktd Coeds, Margaret Haney, Rosemary Hig Groceries, Candies. SHIRTS Sailors,Sallnrs. Mllans.MUans, fancyf.n rv BraidsRraids ilM WBIm m It SSIh AND TENNYSON M l PrenkUa St. gins, Dorothy Kohler, Mary Elaine SERVICE STATION — in pinch front, optImo C. M. LUNDEEN, Lsssts If You Get It Here . . . It’p Good! a n d drop-tip styles. Mahon, Jeart Pratt, Peter Quag, COR. 34th AND HUMBOLDt VALUES TO $2.«5I..._...... $1.65 Quality! lieri, Mary Eileen Russell, and Owned *ad Operated by J. H. Knowlei JODEE’S BEAUTY Grace Tulfoh. Following the Mass, "66” GAS AND OILS SHOP CONNELLY The firms listed here de The bigge.t Shirt Event of $ ■ . 0 0 the graduates and the seventh LEE TIRES the Ye«r! Thoueand* of ’eml Basket Weave Straws grade will attend the graduation 1922 E. 47th Ava. Ph. TA. 6083 SERVICE STATION AND serve to be remembered Wiltle.a no-»tarch collars— Duke of Kent collars— Deep- breakfast. Permanent Waring, Finger Waring GARAGE when you are distributing Light, aniArt and easy to woarl $ 1 .8 5 The regular monthly meeting of Facials, Manicuring, Marcalling tones— Whites— and the sea WESTRIC AUTO son's newest fancies! Anni- Alplnt, Optimo and drop-tip the Altar and Rosary society will We are equipped to give the your patronage in the dif stylet. $2.45 VALUES...... JOHNNY'S b a t t e r Ies ACCESSORIES versarr Value that will make be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 New Paper Curl ferent lines of business. history 1 o’clock. Service Station 4949 LOWELL GA. 4560-W The summer schedule of Masses E. 34th AND GILPIN becomes effective this Sunday. We Give S a H Green Trading Stamp* Masses will be at 6:30, 8, 10, and Sorrile Dry Goods 11:30. ICE Novelties - Gift* • Hemstitching COTTRELLS The Holy Name society will meet PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS A Complete Line of on Wednesday evening, June 10, Tell the people you patroniae at which time the Rev. Joseph Lilly. 621 SIXTEENTH STREET that you aaw their adyertUament Ready.to-Wear C.M., of St. Thomas’ seminary will THEY ARE RELIABLE give a lecture on the Holy Land. in Tha Ragiatar. 2236 E. 34th AVE. Thursday, June 4,1936 " Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER- CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE
'yr' STUDENTS’ SPIRITUAL COUNCIL PreSerred Parish 8tli Grade Grads Parisli Nembers : Preferred Parish ; MAKES NEW SCHOOL DONATION Trading List— Trading List— j To Present Phy (St. Joseph’s Pariah) Santa Fe drive. A reception was h Golden Class The last Students’ Spiritual held at Heidbrak hall Wednesday council meeting of the year, held evening from 8 to 10. After a MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: Golden.—The following boys and MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: (St. Catherine’s Pariah) Monday, was very interesting. short trip in the state, the couple The merchant* repreiented in this aection are booiter*. They are The graduation exercises for the The outgoing officers were thanked will be at home to friends at 806 girls of the parish will be grad The merchant* repre*ented in thi* *ection are boo*ter*. They arc anxiou* to^work with you and are deterring of your patronage, Co. eighth grade will be held Sunday ^or their services, and they in turn uated from the Golden high school expressed appreciation of the. co Inca street. anxiou* to work witk yon and are de*erving of your patronage. Co* operate with them. at St. Catherine’s. The 8 o’clock Friday evening: John Spieles, operation they had received from The bride, before her marriage, operate with them. Mass will be reserved for the mem Walter Wale, Robert Meyer, John bers of the graduation class and the entire student body. A mo was the guest of honor at a St. Dominie's their families and friends. A tion was carried to turn over to surprise linen shower given by Mauzy, Roland Vacher, Lorraine breakfast will be served the grad Father Barley the entire amount Miss Helen Katona, 926 Corona Geising, Ruth Juchem, Katherine C ath ed ral in the treasury, about $100, for uates after the Mass by the 7th street. The following were pres Graves, and Margaret Kill. grade mothers. the new school. Election of the ent: Mmes. Mary Omato, Joseph following officers for next year A very lovely wedding was sol Mrs. T. Shanahan left Friday, Omato, Ochs, Dillon Bogan, Gasser, d o d g e was the principal business: Pres Anderson, Mary Calabrese, Spera, emnized in Golden last Saturday, - PLYMOUTH May 22, for a several weeks’ visit ident, Eugene (Jold; vice president, with relatives in Iowa. Mary Spano, and Joseph Katona; when Miss Alouise Clarke and 1 Skelly Master Statiph | See me before you buy the next new car Victor Beneventi; secretary, Lo’ Misses Patricia Christopher, The Robert Munsell of Creede were C. J. (CHET) STEBENNE, Mgr. • GA. Mrs. Bonner had a > card party retta Hart; treasurer, Lois Pol resa McCloskey, Eleanor Foech- married at a Nuptial Mass cele ;I ;I 4906 GRIFFITH MOTORS HA last Friday for the benefit of the lock; committee chairmen—social, terle, Rose Spano, Gertrude Gasser, brated by the Rev. John P. Moran. • ; 13th ave. and LINCOLN •[ Altar and Rosary society. Edmund Brunner; publicity, Mary and Zella Katona. The honored The attendants were Richard Sunday at the ^ o’clock Mass, O’Byme; Our Lady’s, Lucile Leon gmest received many interesting Moody and Miss Mildred Yetter. I; Skelly Aromax, Tagolene Oils, Moto Sway Lu b . j; the Altar and Rosary society will ard; Eucharistic, Geraldine Gans- and beautiful g;ifts. The guests Mr. Munsell, who was graduated receive Communion. chow, and mission. La Verne Eg- played cards, and refreshments May 29 from the Colorado School !| U. S. Royal Tires and Tubes !| DRIVE TO gert. The Altar and Rosary society were served. of Mines, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. !■ Car* Called for end Delivered— Scooter Service ■■ CONOCO held its monthly meeting Tuesday Alumni to Convene R. Munsell of Creede. The bride Miss Roberta Knight and ajLajLJLajULZLajujLiiJLiiJi j afternoon. A new member, Mrs. Father Zeller and officers of the is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. rrrrtrrmmurmmmwrmmmmmmtrummmm Me He WINTERS’ Charles B. Goss were united in Fred Clarke of Golden and was a T. J. Cushing of 3804 Zuni street, Alumni association announce that marriage Wednesday, June 3, be was welcomed into the society. The the stage is all set for the annual prominent member of the Young CONOCO STATION T fore Father Darley. Miss Teresa Ladies’ sodality. The couple wifi CATHEDRAL ' following volunteered to take care Communion and breakfast of the Carroll and Bert Newsome were 'members and the graduation class make their home in Creede, where HARPEL'S SERVICE Speer and Federal WASHING of the altars for the month of June: the witnesses. The bride is a DRUG CO. Mrs; Morfeld, Mrs. Purcell, Mrs. of 1936. Four hundred and fifty Mr. Munsell is employed by the For Fine Foods former, pupil at St. Francis de United States government. CUT RATE DRUG STORE GREASINQ UNTIL 9 P. M. NIGHTLY Martelli, and Mrs. Sullivan. The cards have been sent out, and, Sales’ school and the daughter of Colfax at Logan COLFAX Sc LOGAN KE. 5333 following will take care of the from the answers received, it ap Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hutton of The summer schedule of Masses altars for the month of July; Mrs. pears that the largest crowd in the 1130 West 9th avenue. Mr. Goss will go into effect this Sunday. Formnty r.mple Drug Free Parking at Green Fargo TELEPHONE CALLUP^J438 Flaherty, Mrs. Martin, and Mrs. history of the alumni is to be pres is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mass will be celebrated in Golden VICTOR O PETERSON, Prop. Station, Colfax and Grant Dr. Harry A. Miller Purcell. In the month of August, ent. All those who have not re Goss of Detroit Lakes, Minn., where every Sunday at 8 o’clock. PHONE TABOR 0808 DENTIST Dr. C. M. Hughes Mrs. McCaddon, Mrs. Bonner, and ceived cards are invited to attend the young couple will live. They Mrs. Anna Sawyer and her the 7 o’clock Mass Sunday, June 7. JAMES A. ARNOLD R. S. ADELL Extractions and DENTIST Mrs. Moran will have charge of the departed for Detroit Lakes immedi daughter, Marie, have moved to The Colony Grill altars. Mrs. Gartland, Mrs. Dough Election of officers will take place ately after the ceremony. Pueblo for the summer. Plate Work Only Office Hour* 9 to 12— 1 to S at this semi-annual reunion. Res Colfax-Pearl Owl Garage and Service MAIN 488S erty, and Mrs. McCaddon took care Graduate* Get Honor* Miss Virginia Geising is spend Station Sunday* and Evening* by Appointment of the altars for the month of ervations may be made up until Three graduates of St. Joseph’s ing her vacation with her mother 308 Central Saring* Bank Bldg. 32ND AND LOWELL BLVD. May. At the meeting, a quilt, Saturday noon. STORAGE • WASHING - GREASING high school in the 19S2 class have and sister of Wide Acres. made by members of the society, The entire student body at St. Mixed Drinks General Repairing ■ W ~ ------^~=------distinguished themselves in their ■CS|||ra\ was given to Father Lemieux. Joseph’s turned to sports Thurs 1 1665 Panntylvania St. (Comar 17tk) Ph. GA. 265d Immediate Free Delivery day, May 28, for the annual Silvef cMlegre careers, which will close GOOD SHEPHERD 1 PHONE TABOR 6079 After the meeting^ the women were this month when they will receive EDDIE DRULEY guests of the pastor. Refresh and Blue day, which was held at Tom Flaherty, Ugr. STANLEY’S Lakeside park. The field events their Bachelor of Arts ‘degrees. AID TO CONVENE ■ 2501 FEDERAL ments were served in the rectory. were run off smoothly, with few Desmond Hackethal, one of 284 E. & E. HAND Special Lubrication LIQUOR STORE Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Weber, and seniors who will have their com CORONA Finest of Imported and Domestic injuries. The most serious was The regular meeting of the Accsssories •• Tire Repahinf Mrs. M. G. O’Connor held card suffered by Anthony -Piccoli, yho mencement exercises on the cam LAUNDRY LIQUORS, WINE, AND BEER parties in the past month for the pus of Denver university June 10, Good Shepherd Aid society will be , DELICATESSEN Sinclair Products broke his wrist in four places in held at the home of Mrs. John J. All Kinds of Lsundry at Heasonable Price* COR. W. 25th AND ELLIOT ST. Altar and Rosary socjpty. was recently initiated into Omi- 1009 EAST COLFAX the high jump event. The juniors Campbell, 1111 Corona, Tuesday SPECIAL (A Few Door* East of Grtnad* Theatre) cron Delta Kappa, senior men’s The Altar and Rosary society’s were far ahead of the other upper afternoon. The president, Mrs. Under New Management Shirt*...... 12 He Unifnrm*....25c annual breakfast has been post classmen as they captured 61 honor fraternity. He was the re AGNES M. BYFORD, Prop. cipient of an Elgin watch from the Wiley, has arrahged an especially Wa Use Only Oxydol EGAN’S poned until Oct. 4. points. Their nearest rivals were interesting program. , Mrs. Harry Picnic Suppliea - Cold Meat. NO. SPEER RADIO Kappa Sigrma social fraternity re 1770 HUMBOLDT CHERRY 2483 Mr. Heinrich "is ill in St. An the freshmen, with 25 points. The Mulvihill will serve as vice presi Milk, Butter, and Egga cently. This award was given by POULTRY & EGGS & ELEC. CO. thony’s hospital. sophomores gathered 16 points, and dent in place of Mrs. Repp, who Reasonable Prices the seniors were able to muster a prominent Denver alumnus and resigned.^ Authorised Agent for RCA Tubes Mr. and Mrs. Hill made the business man for outstanding beautiful arch that was used in only five points. Chuck Murphy MARY LINCOLN Quick Service Motorola Auto Radio was the high point man, with 21. achievements. John Taney will the church for the First Commun receive his degree in chemical en KENMARE CLUB MEETS FREE DELIVERY Expert Repair Work by Experts Margaret ()ooper led the girls with PASTRY SHOP The Shirley. Garage ion service last Sunday. gineering at graduation cere GA. S362 3071 Zuni St. 3198 N. Speer BWd. GA. 2544 15. In an indoor ball game, the 928 E. n th Ave. Phone TA. 8374 OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE sophomores won over the juniors monies June 15 at Colorado uni The Kenmare club met at the PHONE TABOR B9U t High Cla.s Bakery Goode Freah by a score of 12 to 3. versity. He has been awarded a home of Mrs. Walter Cleary, 1228 Day and Night Storage, Repairing, W aih. scholarship in the department of Daily at Moat Reaionable Pricea Nine of the 46 members of this Corona, Thursday, May 28. Re ing and Graasing, Gaaolina and Oita St. Mary chemistry by the board of regents year’s graduation class have spent freshments were served. 1631-37 LINCOLN ST. St.Catherine'a and will work for a master’s de their entire school life of 12 years Magdalene's gree in this subject. Mr. Taney New Ed McGinty Phil Gartland in St, Joseph’s Mhool. Of these, was elected to Tau Beta Pi, ICE' EX-SERVICE MEN six are among the honor pupils of COME IN AND SAY Check national honor engineering fra Andrie Beauty Salon Treat Yourself to a Real Tailor this year’s class. Those who have ternity. At the annual C. U. day Skelly Station Chart Draiamakinf-Fittinga GuaTanteeh been at the school for 12 years Specialized Greasing by Our Moto» 653 Logan Made Suit “HELLO” Greasing May 20, he was master of cere Sway Machine BEER - WINES - LUNCHES are Eileen Larson, Catherine Mc monies. Ruth Hoffman of Colo Permanent Waving Specialty We fit the hard to fit. Crystal Cleaners & Bride, Marie Hamilton, Eileen Aromax Gasoline rado university was elected to Alto Marcelling and Finger Waves Kaden, Marie Finni, Louis Dough Ta5olene Oil and Greatee BILLY’S INN We Call Tailors Phi Beta Kappa for outstanding All Merchandise Sold Under a Money- Evening appointinents M. DUBLIN TAILOR for and ty, Billie Gibbons, Leon Truskoll, back Guarantee. 4403 LOWELL BLVD. W. F. Bowman work in the school of arts and sci for your convenience. 1471 LOGAN ST. MA. 9881 Deliver Free and Louis Snapp. The 1936 g;rad- KE. 9775 , O. G. Werner. Lessee GA. 4554 4916 W. 29th Ave. ence in her four years’ residence 16TH AND MARION ST. E. Sc P. SERVICE STATION uation class will be seen in its at the university. W. 38th and Julian GA, 2023 last public appearance as a body EVALONA DAIRY ACE HI FUEL & Sunday evening; when members WOODS CASH MKT. Complete Line Drugt will march in procession in cap BRANCH 1109 Ogden TAbor 6229 TIM BER CO. and gown in St. Joseph’s church. As Ste James' St. Patrick's 629 E. COLFAX FREE DELIVERY FENCE POSTS - KINDLING - MINE Sundries Liquors in past years, the church will be Whole Milk, Pasteurized, Gal...24c PROPS - GASOLINE AND OIL Let Ua Fill Your Preacription crowded beyond its capacity. Fa Gurnsey Milk, Gallon;...... 30c Quality . Low Price MONTCLAIR ther Darley, on his return to the Watch for Our Week-end Sales COAL We invite you to visit MORSE CASH HARRY STROH’S 25 Different Flavors Ice Cream North Denver’s Best Fountain SERVICE STATION city this week, announced that the Milk, Butter, Cottage Cheese, and A Sack or a Carload Rev. James P. Flaiiagan, pastor GROCERY SERVICE STATION Dated Eggs 5456 FEDERAL GALLUP 1674 Staab Pharmacy Geo. H. Crose, Prop. of St. Mary Magdalene’s, has been GA. 1934 41*t and Tejon 44th and Federal GA, 6896-6897 “ EVERY SERVICE FOR selected as the commencement 34th and Tejon EVERY CAR” speaker, Exclusive Agents for “ Half the Pleasure of Motoring PHILLIPS 66 Official Inspection Station J. Howard Whalen of 645 Fox CHAS.H. ADAMS Campanini Macaroni and Spaghetti Is a Well-Serviced Cat” BICYCLES Sc NOVELTY WORKS GAS ICE Lubrication Expert! Batteries, YOrk5185-W 6918 E. Colfax Ave. street was appointed to the Denver Tires Product* From St. Loui*, Mo. Skelly Aromax TagoUne Oil* Bicycle Sundries, Baby Cab Tire* Specialized Greasing Harry’s Service Station Courteous Service— Accessories fire (tepirtmeqt June 1 and has been lUsigned to station No. 2 at Leader* and Hook* Called for and Delivered Shell Gasoline LEE TIRES RAY H. DAVIS HEMPf’S Colfax avenue and Lipan street. The firms listed here de- RO TO LA BROS. WE ALSO MAKE KEY.S TIRE a BATTERY SERVICE Texaco Service Station Mr. Whalen is a member of the 632 E. 17th Ave. Denver, Colo. Colfax and Emerson KE. 9712 Call For and Deliver FURNITURE SHOP 1924 class, of St. Joseph’s high Mrve to be remembered W. 38th and Clay GA. 4144 39th Ave. at Federal GA. 1149-R school. Phillips *!66” Station 1432 ONEIDA YOrk 9263 when you are distributing GrMtiflf - PolUhing • W aihlnf • Pahiting Caktne^ Making UphoUterinf Mrs. C. W^alters of 317 Bannock Gat and Oil HILLS FarnHnre Repalrlnf street, who had been ill at her your patronage in the dif Specialized Greasing FREE DELIVERY GA. 2848 RaHnlahinf home fo): the past two weeks, en Cars Called for and Delivered KASTELLAS “ Slip Covers Made to Order” ferent lines of business. tered St. Anthony’s hospital Mon 38th Ave. at Tejon GA. 1534 Catfaedral Garage GROCETERIA Grocery and Market NORTH DENVER day. 1738 LOGAN ST. KEYSTONE 8038 LIQUOR STORE Mrs. J. J. Gillin of 363 Bannock FRESH PRODUCTS The Best on W. 38th Presentation street had the misfortune to fall JOE GAFFNEY. Prop. LIQUORS— W IN £S— BEER 1329 E. 18th AVE. GA. 2764 3091 W. 38th At Downtown Pricta in her home late Sunday evening. St. Joseph's •' STORAGE - REPAIRS **Where Ladies May Shop with Ease” She suffered a broken shoulder. Ph»D« MAin 0433 501 E. 19th AvMUt 4385 FEDERAL BLVD. BOB LORENZ, Her friends may see her at St. THE OLD RELIABLE Corner of Penn. At West 44th Prop. John H. Roehling Anthony’s hospital. S A N T A FE Sally Anne Hanley The Rev. E. J. Dockery, C.SS.R., THE A. W. CLARK SANSONE CAFE Federal Liquor Store 213 Lowell Blvd. FILLING STATION is retreat-master for the Sisters J. I . WADE, R. L. WADE, Owner* Beauty Shop The firms listed here de of Mercy at Mercy hospital. The DRUG CO. FINGER WAVE ANDSHAMPOO, Fr^e Immediate Delivery PHONE PEARL 0133 Texaco DRY, 40c Phone GA. 1895 serve to be remembered Rev. P. G. O’Connor, C.SS.R., is 8TH AND SANTA FE Quality Food* - Popular Price* GAS, OILS, AND GREASES PERMANENT WAVE, $1.00 to $8.00 Imported and Domestic Liquors, Int. and Ext. Decorating giving a retreat to sisters of the ACCURACY • CAREFULNESS W*t Finter Wave, ISc-Mareel, 35 and 50c Wines, Cordials, and Beers when you are distributing same order at New Orleans, La. Quick, Courteou* Service Parlies Solicited Eye Brow Arch, 25c COURTESY MANICURE, 25c 38th Are. at Federal Bird. your patronage in the dif The Very Rev. C. J. Darley, C. SS. Free Delivery TAbor 7091 6th and Inca TA. 7080 KEystone SSiM 439 E. 19th Ave. R., returned home Monday from ferent lines of business. HAIR CUT, 38c SHAVE, SOe G. & J. GROCERY Nebraska, where he gavS two mis Billy Van’s Grocery YOUR CLEANERS Where Quality and Service Are Not sions. ' BETTER GIFTS FOR Side Lines ROYAL BARBER Altar Society to Meet THE GRADUATE and Market St. L ouis' FREE DELIVERY The Altar and Rosary society FROM KLANKE Ph. TA. 3015 553 Knox Cl. SHOP will hold its regular meeting Cameron Jewelry THE MARKET OF QUALITY Cleaning • Pressing - Tailoring George and Joe Are Members of SHEAR GRINDING. 18C Wednesday, June 10, at 2 p. m. WEEKLY PAYMENTS 16 ozs. to the Pound Your Parish A social hour will follow the busi Prices Reasonable LADIES’ HAIR CUTTINO Elfin Watch*. Shealfers Sets UNION SHOP V and S. Drug Co. Englewood Feed ness meeting. The altar commit We Call for and Deliver Hours from 8 to 6— Sat., 7 P. M« 719 SANTA FE 319 EAST 17TH AVE. Prescriptions Accurately Filled tee for the month of June consists 812 Santa Fe Dr. Phone TA. 0538 Phene MA. 4429 520 E. 17th Ave. BLALOCK SERVICE of Mmes. Stillhammer, O’Byrne, BEER, WINES, AND LIQUORS & Coal Co. Vorheis, and McShane. Three of Drink Quality Milk! EGGERT’S DATED E. J. ROHMAN. Prop. STATION the circles were entertained this Produced and bottled under aanitary con Newhouse Cafe OLSON’S dition! from our own fovemment 2895 So. J3dwy. Phone Eng. 532 Inquire About Our Low Prices week. Mrs. J. C. Doughty and COLFAX AND GRANT Phone Eng. 9 2989 So. Broadway Mrs. J. Canny were hostesses to COMPLETE FOOD STORES inspected herd. ENGLEWOOD. COLO. Evefything (or You and Your Car EGGS DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS, 2400 W. ALAMEDA members of St. Gerard’s, Mrs. 2750 W. 29th Ava. GA. 0605 MONARCH DAIRY Kilhoffer entertained the Mother 3030 E. 6th Ava. YO. 4286 The Best Egg* in the World 40e and 50c GEORGE F. CANDY - COLD DRINKS 2898 Fairfax FR. 3891 A. W. BALL, Prop. of Perpetual Help circle, while FR. 3457 Member of St. John'. Pariih Produced and Sold at Complete, Including Soup, Salad, STANDARD OIL 5019 E. Colfax Call YO. 8062 HASTINGS Mrs. C. L. Trego was hostess to 3015 W. 44th Ava. GA. 6869 1070 SO. FEDERAL and Dessert la Able to Give You More for Your St. Veronica’s circle. "51 Years Quality Milk” INC. Money and DOES At a Nuptial Mass in St. Jos T DODGE-PLYMOUTH Sacred Heart* eph’s church at 9 o’clock Wednes day, June 3, Miss Florence Mary St. John's 3424 South Broadway ‘SEE CHARLIE HARDY AT Loyola Calabrese became the bride of Ray S t. V in cen t's Phone Englewood 1080 4298 SO. BROADWAY” mond L. Gasser, the Rev. A. Zel ler, C.SS.R., officiating. Mrs. Ruby When It’i Medicine You Want Burkhardt was matron of honor. AMERICAN CLEANERS AND DYERS 0 . K. Barber Shop Get It at The bridesmaids were Helen Ka- WASHINGTON PARK CAFE 2930 E. 6th Ava. YOrk 6000 HEPPTING’S ISAM h a m b l e y ; tona. Rose Spano, Eleanor Foech- —FREE— terle, and Gertrude Gasser. Wal REGULAR MEALS, 25 AND 35 CENTS A Genuine Moth Seal Storage Bag with every “ out-of-uae” Garmaat PHARMACY Standard Oil Product* ter Anderson was the best man, CHICKEN DINNER, SUNDAYS, 40 CENTS JOHN M. BURGESS Cleaned Now.- Proprietor Prescription Pharmacy, Toilet 2300 LAFAYETTE and Sam Spano, Salvatore Amato, Sandwiches— Fine Wine*-—Coor’s Repeal Beer on Tap Articles, and Drug Sundries and Joseph Mazzolo were the 1052 So. Gaylord W. V. Davi», Prop. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PARCEL POST MA. 9322 ushers. The flower girls were ENGLEWOOD COLO. 3398 SO. BROADWAY Pauline Spano and Anna Amato, and the ringbearer was Ralph Drink MUk ICE THE “BEAU-TE” DENVER Lov-ell Creamery Henderson. Paul Celia and Jack Wa Cali FrMh E f f • ArUslan Icn Station 22nd A V E . Chack from the 2709 SOUTH BROADWAY SALONS Hickey, Regis college students, Chart fer and M A R K E T CO. YO U N G ’S SIXTH A V E . ll fer Discriminating Women served the Mass. In the choir Graaainf Dalivar Free PURE WHOLE MILK PASTRY SHOP were Miss Helen Wingo and Marie I.G .A. Stores POULTRY LOIS BEAU-TE SALON SO. GAYLORD Buy Live Poultry and Taate the Raw or Pasteurised 14 E. Girard Hamilton, accompanied at the or 2422 E. etk Ave. FR. SS55 23^ Gallon* 7^ Quart Ph. Eng. 670 Quality — Cleanliness DlfTerenee gan by Miss Eileen Larson. A Bonnie Brae and So. Univeraity CREAMERY Selected cera-fod locat*. Fancy and No Charge for DroBaine or Delivery DELICIOUS ICE CREAM LENI’S BEAU-TE SALON 919 E. 22nd AVE. breakfast was served the bridal etapla frecorioa, (mita and vofotablaa. 2720 E. 6th Ava. Phone YOrk 4608 20 DIFFERENT FLAVORS 1920 So. Broadway party and immediate families at E. V. McDa n ie l s PEari 9909 1022 So. Gaylord PE. 4648 Froah nah and oyatara fi Englewood’ s Finest SP. 9836 Mildred G. Cryeler. Mgr. the Argonaut hotel. Photo^aphs CUT RATE Plant, 4187 S. Lincoln were taken in the Blessed Virgpn’s 1067 So. Gaylord - Phone SP. 0574 Loretto O ’Donnell Rudolph Bros. grotto at the home of the bride’s Office, 3445 So. Broadway Tankersley Pharmac}^ Beauty Salon Empire Cleaners When buying from the aunt, Mrs. T. Amota, 2643 Forest Free Delivery Merc. Co. drive. The bride is the daughter 2434 Eeat 6th Ava. Cleanatorium PHONE SPRUCE 9656 HAIR STYLIST firms advertising in The of Mrs. Mary Calabrese of this BOB’S MARKET The Leading §
J Thursday, June 4,1936 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE
m ANNUNCIATION PARISH TO m i Bishop Present at MONTH OF THE SACRED HEART SPONSOR SOCIAL ON JUNE 9 STATUES OF THE SACRED HEART, iA colors or imported ivory finish, prices, 40^, $1,259 (Annunciation Parish) Wednesday evening, the senior Academy Exercise Tuesday evening, June 9, is ex class met at Hagus hall for the pur $ 2.50 and up. pected to be a social and financial pose of organizing an active Alum PICTURES OF THE SACRED HEART, 10#, 25#, success for the Annunciation par ni association for the school. The The Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. 50#, $1.00 and up. Designed Especially ish as many gather at a reserved Rev. C. H. Hagus presided at the ■Vehr presented the diplomas to section of the Broadmoor Garden meeting. the graduates of St. Mary’s acad BADGES OF THE SACRED HEART, 2 for 5#, 5#, walk for the first annual parish The members of the senior class emy, Denver, at the commence and 10#. social. This social is being spon will receive Holy Communion in a ment exercises there Tuesday NOVENAS TO THE SACRED HEART, 5# and 10#. sored by the Holy Name society body at the 7:30 Mass Sunday, morning. He gave a shprt talk for with the co-operation of many of June 7. M id concluded the services with BOOKS: the young ladies of the parish. The Solemn Benediction. More than proceeds are to be put in an ath The subject of the last debate MONTH OF THE SACRED HEART...... 60c was: Resolved: That fire is more 25 clergymen, including the R t letic fund, ‘which will pay for all Rev. Monsignors William O’Ryan, MEDIEVAL DEVOTIONS TO THE SACRED athletic programs of the Holy Name destructive than water. Speakers Richard Brady, and Matthew HEART ...... $1.50 for the-affirmative were Bob Clark, Catholic Families society throughout the year. Tick Smith, and the Very Rev. Robert JESUS ALL GOOD...... $1.25 Leo Heffernan, Joseph Kitson, and ets may be secured from any Holy Kelley, S.J., were present. LITANY OF THE SACRED HEART...... $1.40- Rudolph Herman. Those for the Name man, members of the Young Bishop Vehr said the American FRUITS OF DEVOTION TO THE SACRED Ladies’ sodality, or at the rectory. negative were William Anderson, principle of education is that par HEART ...... $1.00 The Horan and Son Chapels, and entire Some of the men who have tickets Kenneth Thiesen, Jack Clark, ents should be permitted to choose FRIEND OF MINE...... $1.25 are Austin Joyce, Ted Clinton, George Twining, and Caspar Klos- the schools in which their children ter. establishment, were designed especially for Charles Shackley, James King, Ed are taught, and criticized those We Also Carry a Complete Line of Books to the needs and wishes of Catholic families. ward Clinton, Raymond Bowes, Musical Program Given who would seek to establish a Delight Any Young Priest Joe Strerael, Vic Hebert, Fred A musical pro^am was pre monopoly in education. He praised The establishment provides a central,loca Genty, 0. W. Magor, and John sented by the pupils of Annuncia the specialized type of education Greeting Cards for Ordination as well as other McCormack. Women selling tickets tion school Thursday afternoon. that is given at St. Mary’s acad occasions...... 10#, 15#, 25#, and 50# tion where friends from anywhere in Denver include Madelyn Nalty, Jewell May 28, at Hagus hall for the emy. The polish it gives to stu may conveniently call and see the loved one McGovern, Eileen Sullivan, Ger pleasure of their parents and dents comes from a specialized trude Ross, Margaret McHugh, friends. The hall was crowded, training that extends even through prior to the church service. And, of course, Anna Shea, and Kathleen Fortune. and each number was well received. the grades. It has a definite place It is hoped that this summer so The pupils showed excellent train in the cultural life of Denver, he James Clarke there is no extra charge for use of this beau cial gathering o f ‘ the members of ing, and gave a finished rendition declared. the parish may be an annual event. of the compositions assigned. The Helen Gerity and Marie Pence tiful establishment. With 17 Boy Scouts enrolled following pupils appeared on the were awarded one-year scholar Church Goods House and with six recruits ready to join program: ships to Loretto Heights college. at the next meeting, the commit Joseph Deaser, Margaret Ferdon, Other graduates were Eva Sydney 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 teemen in charge of this activity Wanda Burnett, Gloria Ag;nhar, and Ann Elizabeth Monaghan, will meet Wednesday, June 10, to Ronald McCoy, Regina Beatty, Te twins; Margaret McQuaid, Mar- make plans for the summer. The resa Beatty, Dorothy Lang, Thom Mret Anna Mullen, Margaret director will have definite plans to as Byers, Vincent Giaccio. Eileen Mary Goggin, Rita Thompson, submit concerning the buying of Ferdon, Mary A. Kelly, Ruth A. Mary Jo McEnery, Catherine Mor regulation uniforms for the scouts. Heffernan, Helen Roche, Richard rison, Maxine Haefliger, Iren* The religious vacation school for Gpllon, Shirley A. McGillvray, Vir Pytlinski, Elizabeth Ferrand, Mar public school children will open AND SON CHAPELS ginia Gahan, Helen Anderson, garet Mahoney, Charlotte Marks, Monday morning, June 8, at the and Jane Southern. 8 o’clock Mass and continue for Marjorie Rohrer, Ivern Dorchak, [D I M V I K R ir 152.^ Olcveland IPlaoe Rose M. Keeling, Alice M. Cooney, TEN GRADUATED FROM four weeks with morning classes. PANCRATIA HALL "■ O itD S The school will be in charge of Mary C. Vanhille, John Joyce, Richard Gollon, Robert Grunnen- The Rev. Alphonsus Zeller,-•'C. Sister Mary Francis and Sister SS.R., of St. Joseph’s celebrated Carmelita. All parents are asked ger, Gladys Fahrig, Dorothy Joachim, Joseph Nygren, Alfreda Mass at 9 o’clock at the Pancratia to see that the children attend reg hall graduation rites Thursday Guarding forever our founders Ideals ularly at these morning classes, Trumel, Clare M. O’Keefe, Char LAUNDRY lotte Ryan, Margaret Dombeck, morning, June 4, in the college that all may be properly instructed chapel, and gave the address. in the truths of their religion. Julia Mencimer, Gerarda Telg- mann, Rita Book, Mary Martin, The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Richard Brady I On Thursday, May 28, 60 altar conferred the diplomas, A recep boys enjoyed a day’s outing with Margaret Hogan, and Grace Wil son. ^ tion for parents and friends of the But. TA. 8992 Rei. FR. 3372 games and lunch at Bergen park. senior girls was held afterward in In the afternoon, they were taken P.-T. A. President Honored Pancratia hall. to Tiny Town, where everyone had At the final P.-T. A. meeting J-JH ______DR. A. E. TATE 43 ADULT CONVERTS ARE the opportunity to ride horseback held in Annunciation hall on May The graduates are Lotiise Do through the mountain trails. Be 28, members of the organization herty, Margaret Durocher, Mary Chiropractor fore leaving on the picnic, each presented Mrs. Ralph Moore, re Lege, Jennie Lege, Kathleen Mc Electro-Therapy CONFIRMED BY BISHOP VEHR one pledged to be a prompt and tiring president, with an engraved Donald, Mqgdalena Ortiz, Violet Roybal, Rafaelita Simpson, Shirley Colonic Irrigation conscientious server in the sum pin in appreciation of her work in Forty-three adult converts were deacon, Father Johnson; subdea- mer months. Parents should in the _P.-T. A. in her term of office. Sullivan, and Gladys Givan. Miss McDonald was awarded a scholar 408 Denrer Theater Bld(. members of a class of 101 con con, the ‘ ~Rev. William J. “ Gallagher; quire concerning the time sched A rising vote of thanks was given ship to Loretto Heights. She flew S H F E U R Y firmed Sunday at the Sathedral by master of ceremonies, the Rev, uled for serving and encourage the to the following retiring officers: from Alamosa, where her father the Most Rev. Urban Vehr. Ap Edward Woeber. boys to keep the pledge that was Mrs. Harry Taylor, vice president; CALL was seriously ill, to receive her proximately 25 of the converts had Following are the names of those made on this day. Mrs. John Feeley, secretary; Mrs. JOHNSON been received into the Church by confirmed Sunday: The juniors and seniors of the Anna Thaler, treasurer, and Mrs. awards. PIGGLY LJIGGLY the Rev. C. M. Johnson of the Ca Adult converts — Ada Aiello, high school enjoyed a truck ride John Murphy, historian. Mrs. STORAGE & MOVING CO. thedral. The Confirmation serv Mrs. L. E. Davis, Dorothy Beard- and party at Eldorado Springs Ussery, visiting nurse, who has E. D. WHITLEY WHY TAKE CHANCES? ices were conducted at 10 o’clotk shear, Ruth Birch, Rosemary Tuesday, June 2. The day was spent much of her time at Annun Prices quoted are effective' la all Safeway and Plggly Wiggly Stores ciation school, was also given a You Can Hart Dependable Service - Mass, at which the officers were Brandenburg, Catherine Cole, Mil spent horseback riding, swim STEAMSHIP AND TOURIST in Denver fod fuburba, June 8 and 6, 1936 and the Cost Ii Very Low. as follows: Archpriest, the Rt. dred Crane, Betty Croke, Delzorah ming, and enjoying a social. rising vote of thanks. Sister M. AGENCY PEarl 2433 221 Broadwar Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith; dea Dawkins, Louise Dunne, Catherine 4 in Honor Society Evelyn expressed her appreciation Ph. KE. 0462 1731 Welton St. cons of honor. Fathers Gregory Gallas, Regina Gavin, Wilhelmina The Sigma Gamma Lambda to the members of the organiza- E. D. WHITLEY, M«n»srcr Smith and John R. Vidal, C.M.; Gibson, Helen Graham, Faith chapter of the National Honor so tiofl for their co-operation with R«prci«ating All Touring Companies JOHN C. REEVES Hudgens, Helen Hughes, May Bell ciety, of which Annunciation high the faculty. Father Hagus also Steamship Tickets to All Parts of the Horne, Ethel Keller, Myra Ma- school is a member, issued its an-, expressed his thanks to the retir World on All Lines & C O .^ pelli, Mrs. Rhetta Mercer, Rose nual new membership regulations. ing officers and P.-T. A. members. A-Y Buns 8^1-8' Mrs. Alfred Rampe installed the mary Meyer, Yvonne Jane Mont 'To be eligible for election, candi XXXIII TILE AND MARBLE Seniors Guests of real, Barbara Pease, Julian Perry, dates must be in the first third of new officers. The fifth grade Pink Salmon ...... 1 OC Armatrong'i Linoleum Julian Richards, Margaret Scha their respective classes in schol mothers won the attendance prize. INTERNATIONAL! Mrs. Moore presented a new gavel 728 14th St. TAbor 2255 fer, Florence Schelver, Teresa A. arship. Mfemhership in the society Williams, Francis Belmonte, James is based upon four qualities: and turned the meeting over to EUCHARISTIC, Max-I-muM Milk 6C DENVER Brewer, Joseph Brohm, James Col Scholarship, leadership, service, the newly-elected president, Mrs. Faculty at Dinner Paul Cook. Plans are being made CONGRESS by, Elmer Harris, Clement H. Mer and character. The new members cer, Bruce Mercer, Clarence Mid include Carl Gale and Teresa for the annual picnic to be held Jcii-Weii .^loc cap, William J. Nolan, Earl Penny, Mayerle of the senior class and some time in June. The following (St. Mary’i Academy) Donald John Shaw, Arthur Taylor, I Bernard Magor and Edith Sustrick reports were given by Mrs. Anna Miles & Dryer The seniors were the guests of Claude Walter, and Richard Wil of the junior class. The Sigma Thaler and Mrs. John Murphy on Corn 5l**reM V,“2*for ...... ; l r l 2 7 c Printing Co. the faculty at dinner at Lakewood son. • Gamma Lambda Honor society has activities and finance for June, Country club Monday evening. Children—Genevieve Aoe, Bev been affiliated with the National 1935, to May, 1936: Following the dinner they attend erly Bell, Ellen Bragg, Alice Con Honor society, of secondary schools June 23, First Communion Ticket* for Bazaars ed a farewell party given by the Tomatoes SS™’...... ,...... 7C nell, Dolores D’Avignon, Floren and has been granted a charter by breakfast for public school chil junior class for the school. The Always on Hand tine De Clercq, Maxine Davis, Joan the national council. dren; series of small card parties affair was an outdoor party in Ha Dewey, Geraldine Edwards, Mary As an operifng feature of Senior in June, July, and August, netting Margarine 17c Catholic Work Our waiian style. Prizes were awarded B. Franklin, Cyprienna Gabelman, week, the freshmen and sophomore $33.50; Aug. 11, P.-T. A. picnic to those having the highest aver Dorothy Garbarino, Margaret Har expression classes.^presented the at City park; Sept. 21, chicken Specialty ages. They were Helen Gerity, rington, Dorothea Hendrickson, play, Heidi, complimentary to the dinner and social, netting $96; Airway Coffee senior, 91.1; Margaret Genola, Mary Jepshn, Mary Martha Jones, seniors Monday, June 1. The part membership dues and penny col 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. junior, 88; Maryanna Quaintance, lections, $40.30; Oct. 30j tour of n j - K - j o i i R Eloise Kerwin, Virginia Lamberty, of Heidi was played by Marjorie i t ...... 1 7 c ?*•.:______4 9 c sophomore, 95.1; Mary Madden, Mary Lewis, Elsie Lutz, Teresa Byers. Others in the cast included Sears-Roebuck store, $43; No. 7, KEystone 6348, 6349\ freshman, 95.2. Helen Gerity won M.S.'TATSUTA MAinr Lutz, Ismena Maret, Marie Newell, John Yed^ M. L. Hebert, E. Telg- dinner in connection with fall ba Sail* from hot AagsiM . ,Jtaotxy 4,1937 the catechism prize. Margaret Shirley Reed, Rosemarie Reilly, mann, R. Magor, F. Byers, M. Mc zaar, $308; Dec. 22, Christmas from San granciaco. )t a v t r } 7,1937 Palmolive Soap ...... X4C Anna Mullen, Rita Thompson, party for school children; party for naST SatosiOao Charlotte Scott, Mary Lois Som Clellan, M. .^pugliese, H. Kuhn, \ altar boys; Jan. 19, penny-a-spoon CLASS’ / J 7 *«0 Margaret McQuaid, Rita Kohl, mers, Betty Spicer, Marilyn Thom D. Sullivan, B. Spring E. Lynch, Charlotte Fletcher, Virginia Greg dinner, $24.50: Jan. 20, chili din KODAK FINISHING as, Nita Louise Wood, Caroline M. E. McGovern, R. Ellis, and A. ory, Shirley Horan, Margaret Mad ner for school children, $20.90; Wright, Dean Ball, Wilson Bragg, M. Plumb, PRICES REDUCED den, Mary Madden, and Joan O’ April 24 and May 1, two presenta Attend the andem ritual of the Roman Cttholtc John Callaghan, Arthur Chavez, The second event of the week Byrne also were eligible to receive tions of 4-act playlet, $181.85; Church, held in the picturesque Mttiog o f the NOW 4c, Sc, AND 6c Albert Dawkins, Robert Dolan, was the annual junior-senior picnic the prize. Attendance prizes were Arthur Edwards, John Flynn, Jos May 3, First Communion break Orient! Loxuriom travel defined by N.Y.K.’i Pears “ . 1 5 ' Tuesday, June 2. given to Charlotte Fletcher, Su- eph Frushour, Charles (iunnison, fast for Annunciation school; May digtiactive liner, "Tatiuw Matu” ... climaxed by Mile High Photo Go. sanne Bell, and Mary Madden. James Johnston, Stephen Link, 15, solicited advertisements for an 8-day stay in the harbor of Manila, as a "pas 320 17th St. Denver, Colo. Marie Pence, president of the Jerry MacCarthy, Le Roy Mar ORPHANAGE TO school program, $116; May 19, senger hotel" . . . Conlmintal »r Amtrican senior class, presented the class tinez, Lawrence Mercer, Dick Mil HOLD TWO RITES high school banquet and social. tuhime, varied diversions, and the tttdicionsl gift to the school. It is a Gothic ler, Floris Moore, Billy Morris, Members also sponsored several courteous service o f Japan! This unusual AU- Canterbury vestment in memory of Mary Ellen Alvin Riede, Leo Schenkeir, Phil ON THIS SUNDAY booths at the fall festival and Expensc Tour. . . 62 days from San Francisco FLOUR Denver, who was a member of the ip Soran, Billy Sowa, Robert served a turkey dinner after the . .. includes the fasdnttiog ports of Honolulu, Holy Name boxing show. Mrs. Yokohama, Kobe, Shaogbii and Hong Kong. Kitchen Craft class. Sweeny, Douglas Terry, Scott Friends and former residents of The graduates enjoyed luncheon John Thomas, William Schafer, Ralph Moore wishes to extend her TEA the Queen of Heaven orphanage thanks to all those who in any N ’Y’K LINE (Japan M.ail) or Max«I-muM at the Brown Palace hotel follow and Jack Tiehen. . Orange Pekoe are invited to attend the gradua way helped the or^nization to 551 Market Street, SU 3900, San Frandsco ing the commencement exercises tion exercises and homecoming to Tuesday. be successful in social and finan 518 W. Sixth Street, VA 9157, Lot Angele* 101b. be held at the institution Sunday The alumnae entertained the cial activities throughout the year. bag ... at 3 o’clock. Graduates of the The Altar and Rosary society’s ...... 1...... 14C seniors and their escorts at a din eighth grade of the Mother Ca- ner dance at the Broadmoor Coun Bishop Present at games party, held Wednesday, brini Memorial school will be May 27, was well attended. Mrs. :t;!^:==ZS c 24 lb. try club Tuesday evening. awarded diplomas by the Rev. J. CALL A Father Krieger, S.J., said Mass Ella Neary received the hand bag ... 7 0 « P. Moran in the convent chapel. made quilt and Miss Marcella Her for Mary Ellen Denver Wednes Father Moran also will deliver a day morning in the academy man was presented with the basket Womans Fnneral sermon, which will be followed by of groceries given as a special ZONE CAB chapel. The high school attended Benediction. After the exercises prize. MAirf7171 and received Holy Communion. in the chapel, class awards will be The school annual, Saimarac, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Grant and Prompt, Courteou* Service The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, given the students in the audito daughter have returned to their was distributed on Wednesday. rium. A reception for all former CLEAN NEW CABS Peggry Mahoney entertained^at Bishop of Denver, gave Absolution home in Los Angeles, Calif., after at the funeral of Mrs. Mary A. pupils and friends will conclude a month’s visit at the home of Mrs. a luncheon at the Brown Palace the afternoon. hotel Thursday in compliment to Nevin, mother of 13 children and Grant’s mother, Mrs. Jerry Con COLFAX J^JiTMORKET J. T. Upton Renovating Co. active charity worker, which was nolly. Rita Thompson, who will spend the FAVOR OBTAINED summer in New York. held Wednesday at 9 o’clock in St. Team Takes League Leed CARPET Philomena’s church. Mrs. Nevin, A Register reader wishes to pub The Annunciation team took un who was 67, died Monday in her lish thanks for a special favor ob disputed possession of first place CLEANERS tained through the intercession of T H A T CLEAN home at 1633 Madison street, with in the Holy Name softball league WE all her children at her bedside. St. Joseph. Monday night at Lakeside park by W. R UPTON, Muiacer The celebrant of the funeral defeating the Holy Family players, MOVE Mass was the Very Rev. William NOVENA ANSWERED 14 to 6, while St. Dominic’s was 765 Tejon Street Higgins, pastor, who preached the A reader of the Register wishes coming through for its first win TAbor 5223 Feres* Houses, Garages sermon; the deacon was the Rev. to acknowledge a favor received of the season,’ an 8-to-4 victory Far Sarvki " KEyato— seat John P. Moran, subdeacon, the after making a novena in honor of over St. Francis’. a Warahawa, ts e i SMb S*. Rev. Dr. Thomas Doran, and mas- the Madonna of Pompeii. The McKegney club team of St. Optometrist and Optician ^ r of cerapionies, the Rev. Elmer Francis’ parish came from behind Kolka. Mrs. Nevin’s five sons and lary to score in the late innings and HELEN WALSH a grandson were pallbearers, as the St. Thoipas’ guild, the Queen win a 3-to-l victory over the North Sftociau she had requested when she made of Heaven Aid society, St. Vin Denver Civic association aggrega R AY HONER her own funeral arrangements, cent’s Aid society, the Tabernacle tion in a city league game played W. R. JOSEPH "Your Mechanic” and Anne O’Neill and Joseph Clif society, and the Friends ,of the Thursday night. May 28, at Lake Sick Poor Aid society. ET8S EXAMINED Gsncrel Auto Repairing ford, lifelong friends, sang. Burial side. was made in Mt. Olivet cemetery, She is survived by her 13 chil Satiifactory Service at Sstiftactorr PhMM TAbw laSO Prieaa and the Boulevard mortuary was dren, three sisters, and four grand in charge. children. The children are Em 21S-21S Majeetic B14«. 842 Acoma (rear) KE. 7478 Mrs. Nevin was bom in Wick mett J., Thomas W., stete repre OUR PURE low county, Ireland, and came to sentative; Myrel, Veronica Eileen, the United States and Leadville Charlotte, John D., Leonard F., r i T : i with her family in 1886. She Mrs. Anna Coffey, Mrs. Margaret lULLPROOUfEDON OUR FARM Coffee, Mrs. Katherine Ruddy, and DOYLE’S married Michael D. Nevin in Lead- UNDER US.OOVT STANDARDS ville in 1889. Fourteen children Mrs. Genevieve Mulqueen, all of PHARMACY were born to the couple, 13 of whom Denver, and George J, of Hunt The Particular Drutsiat are living. ington Park, Calif. The sisters ■iiafntr C IT Y PARK 17TH AVE. AND GRANT Mrs. Nevin was a devoted mother are Mrs. Katherine Kehring, Mrs. Elizabeth Dougan, and Mrs. Har KE. SS87 FREE D E L IV U Y and gave much time to charity. 41^ ■ ■MiaaiMiMiaaiMiMiauf a rua She was a member of St. Philo- riet Koberle, all of Los Angeles, PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ■relephdne, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 4,1936^
Qratis PREPARATIONS ARE MADE FOR ■▼'y w w WWW' Soolkin^ LotiM jAnniversary of Graduates Are to Cucumber Emultien Nourithing Oil HOMECOMING AT ACADEMY Aquinas Club INVITES YOU TO Store A p oa d iiiig Boulder.— Mt. S t ’ Gertrude’s sense, namely, the observance of Receive Eucharist academy is in readiness to receive the . Ten Commandments. The her alumnae, former students, and Bishop made clear the necessity NEW BEAUTY! Few store anniversaries ap- interested friends at the home of character growth and forma (Blessed Sacrament Parish) OF ST. DOMINIC’S PARISH . reaching the half-century mark coming on Saturday and Sunday, tion, and pointed out that per Sunday, June 7, at the 8 9’clock are celebrated with the original June 6 and 7. For weeks the com haps nowhere else can this be done Mass, a class of 23 will be grad For the limited time of her stay, Marie founder still in active charge of mittees in charge have been work as profitably as in a Catholic insti uated from the grammar school. Earle’s Special Beauty Consultant makes the business. George F. Cottrell ing and endeavoring to reach tution, especially in an institution •OOTHtf® They will celebrate the event by this extraordinary "Invitation O ffer" avail claims the distinction of being the every graduate of Mt. St. Ger ^here enrollment is limited. After reception of the Blessed Saera- Nelly ot oldest active merchant on Sijt. trude’s. The two-day program ar the exercises, the Bishop and at able to aur Patrons: ) tioK teenth street, as the Cottrell ranged for the- homecoming is be tending clergy were the guests of ment. Those who will be awarded Every purchase of renowned Morie Clothing Co. enters ite 44th year. ing launched this year for the the faculty at dinner. diplomas are James Lawrence Des- Eorle Essential Cream (from $1.75 up) will It was in the same' block, be first time and everyone interested ilets, Virginia Frances Davis, Many activities preceded grad Charles Desgardens Crapo, Jean be accompanied G R A TIS with "Invita tween Welton and California, that is urged to co-operate and^to cor N 'O rleans'' uation day at Mt. 5l Gertrude’s. Anne Noone, William Jefferson this firm had its small beginning, respond. The responses and' letters The most impressive was the cor tion" sizes of Soothing Lotion, Cucumber Meagher, Cleo Anna Lang, Robert with George F. Cottrell acting as from many of the former students onation ceremony on the evening Emulsion, Nourishing Oil. Edward Rogers, Margaret Elaine his own boss, salesman, bookkeep are'gratifying, and those in charge of May 24, when the entire student A Comedy FuU of Gaiety, Color, and Music CUcUMBSt Littell, Raymond August Baum- er, and shipping clerk. From this of the affair are planning for a body, dressed in white, wearing Here's o complete Marie gard, Frances Joann Malloy, Wil one-msn store, the Cottrell Cloth large attendance at the various Our Lady’s sodality medal, and Earle Beauty Treatment liam John Steele, Frank Anthony ing Co. has been enlarged six activities on Saturday and Sun carrying large sprays qf bridal ot the price o! but one Brzoticky, Edwin Peter Walsh, day. wreath, marched in procession Bosic Ingredient! Katherine Alice Potter, William S t Dominic’s Little Theater Commencement exercises for through the long corridors from Daniel O’Shea, Mildred Marie ML St. Gertrude’s academy were the study hall to the chapel, and Barry, Robert Jeremiah Dooling, held Thursday afternoon. May 28, around the chapel singing hymns. W . 25 Ave. and Grove St. Helen Elizabeth Sullivan,'Edward '*XF*cnOH in St. Joseph’s chapel at 4 o’clock. Josephine Pino, ’36, sodality pre The Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. George Fitzpatrick, (jenevieve %\ sntcitf- fect, crowned Our Lady’s statue ESSEN TIA L Anna Wilson, Ralph Joseph Firend, Sunday and Monday Evenings at 8 :1 5 P. M. |Xo«Bismo«- Vehr was present. The attending amidst a bower of beautiful spring CREAM ^1 Patty Lou Elliott, and-Robert Car- priests were Fathers Woeber of flowers. son Lingen. Other sizes Denvdi', Agatho O.S.B., and Thom On class day. May 26, the mem- as, U.O.D..O.S.B., oiof Boulder,Domae , Urban,uroan, u.0 j.g £ graduation class were Father Convery, C.M., assisted $ 3.00 Matinee Sunday Afternoon— 2 :S0 S, B., of South Boulder, and Jus- guests at a delightful hmrheonluncheon the parish priests last Sunday by tin O.S.B., and James, O.S.B., of offering the 7 o’clock Mass. $ 5.00 given by Mrs. Ella Curran of Chi ADMISSION, Longmont. In his address to the cago, mother of Sister Mary Ei John Dinan of this parish and graduates, their parents, and leen, superior of ML St. Ger Miss Marie Kathryn Coffey were Courtesy of Boulevard Mortuary. friends. Bishop 'Vehr stressed the trude’s academy. In the eve married at a Nuptial Mass in An Catholic philosophy of common ning, the annual junior-senior ban nunciation church Monday. Miss quet was held. Mildred Achen Coffey’s attendants were* Miss acted as toastmaster. Father Kathleen Dinan and Miss Felicitas Thomas, O.S.B., chaplain of ML O’Brien. Joseph Dinan was best St. Gertrude’s, was the honored man. The wedding was followed guesL Miss Catherine McCarthy, by a breakfast for the members of president of the alumnae, received the families and the bridal party. the pledge of the class of ’36, The Rev, Roy Breen officiated. YORKAL LIQUORS given by Irene Zerej The members of the eighth grade Complete Line of Foreign and Domestic On the evening of May 22, Mt. enjoyed a class picnic at Eldorado Superb Wines, Liquors, Beer St. Gertrude’s auditorium was a Springs last week, with Sister colorful pageant of youth and Lorettina, superior of the school, WINES AND llQUORS (St. Patrick’s Parish) and a number of the mothers as Fourteen pupils of the school beauty, when the senior-junior will receive diplomas at graduation prom took place and proved to be chaperons. FREE DELIVERY Olde Liquors, Inc. - a highlight in spring social activi The Altar and Rosary society exercises to be held Sunday morn PHONE FR. 3929 2230 EAST COLFAX ing immediately following the 9 ties. Among the ch^erones for will receive Communion in a body KEystone 6746 o’clock Mass. Father Sommaruga the prom were Mrs. Ella Curran, at the 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday. Mrs. B. Condon, who, with her FREE DELIVERY will confer diplomas on the fol June 12 will be the date of the lowing:: Laura Chiolero. Vera Ho daughter and son, was visiting at last meeting of the Altar and Ro 1108 Seventeenth St. Denver, Colo. gan, Betty Horn, Josephine Healy, Mt. St. Gertrude’s; Mr. and Mrs. sary society until fall, and the Regina Haggerty, Madeline Hag J. La Tora, Mr. and Mrs. F. Dale, president asks all members to be ; CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING I and Mr. and Mrs. P. Burke. gerty, Marjorie Looney, Ann Jen present. Benediction of the Blessed i George F. Cottrell The sisters of ML St. Gertrude’s sen, Mary Eileen West, Wilbur Sacrament in the church at 2 i Marks, Joseph DeVigil, Mario have charge of the vacation schools o’clock will be followed by the times and now numbers 50 em < ployes. Bruno, Henry Comineillo, and at South Boulder and Superior. meeting in the school hall. Classified Ads Mr. Cottrell attributes the Leonard Brown. Immediately fol Classes opened on Monday, June 1. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Felling and ^ It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisements. ^ Why Pay More?'' steady growth of his business in lowing the Mass, the graduates, di 'Throughout the year, sisters from their son are expected home early a great part to his consistent news ploma bearers, and the seventh ML St. Gertrude’s go every Sun in the coming week. a. a. a. a. a. j (Trademark) grade pupils will be the gu.ests of day to South Boulder and to Su paper advertising. It was his policy Mrs. Wickstrom was summoned AUTO TRAVEL from the very beginning to spend the Mothers’ club at breakfast. perior, where they conduct reli HOTELS This Sunday will be monthly gion classes and prepare the chil to Chicago last week by the illness a generous percentage of the gross of her sister. NEWHOUSE HOTEL I receipts to build up the business, Communion day for th^ members dren for the reception of Com Steed Travel Bureau IN THE SHADOW of Colorado’s beau., of the Altar and Rosary society. munion and Confirmation. On the Mr. and Mrs. Thornton are en tiful capitol. Colfax at Grant, Denver, WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES i His outstanding success today is a SHARE EXPENSE. Cars and passen The June meeting will be held opening of the vacation school in joying a vacation in California. Colo. INCORPORATED I tribute to this policy. gers daily, everywhere. No waiting. I Despite his long years in busi- Tuesday afternoon in the library. South Boulder, a splendid attend Dr. F. A. Peterson, accompanied References. Guaranteed service. 1726 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME, Gfenarm. 0pp. bus terminal. KE. 3664. Colorado Owned Stores I ness, Mr. Cottrell is as active as Final preparations for the society’s ance was reported, and it is by his , mother and children, spent 1772 Grant. Pleasant home for girls. 1 ever, making frequent trips to the participation in the bazaar will be thought that a large group will be last week-end in Cheyenne. 17th and Broadway market and serving on the' 1936 made and a full attendance is prepared to receive First Com The party given by St. Joseph’s DRUG STORES PATENT ATTORNEYS 800 Santa Fe Dr. urged. munion at the close of the summer board of directors of the National circle Monday, June I, was a Patents obtained in U. S. and Foreign Broadway and Ellsworth "rhe beautiful flowers adorning session. HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY 16th and California Retail Clothiers and Furnishers’ great success. There were 15 ta Your Naborhood Druggist Countries. Trade Marks registered and the altar of Our Bles.sed Lady in Copyrights secured. 15th and California association. He is a member of The activities of the music ap bles, and at each table the holder Phone SPruce 0B88 700 So. Pearl the Denver chamber of commerce, May were suplied by the following preciation class closed Tuesday, of the high score was the recipient JAMES HUTCHINSON Homer G. Sweet William B. K ng Wa Do Not Hare Special Salat But Sell Vou at Oar Lowest generous members of the parish: Successors to A. J. O’Brien Knjiglits of Columbus, Kiwanis May 19, with the music memory of a hand-made linen handkerchief, 601-610 Interstate Trust Bldg., Denver Prices Every Day oa All Drug Merckandisa. club, and Denver Athletic club, and Mmes. Occiqni, Canzone, Natale, contest. As excerpts from world- the work of the Sisters of the Good Franceschi, and Scholl. FURNACES AND GRATES is active in the Retail Merchants’ famous compositions were played, Shepherd. At the conclusion of TEACHER Prayers were offered at all association. the students were required to the game, other beautiful speci FURNACES INSTALLED & REPAIRED Thi.s week, the Cottrell Clothing Masses 'last Sunday for the sister write the name of the composition, mens of the sisters’ needlecraft H. H. York, 527 E. Exposition. PE. 2218 EXPERIENCED Denyer teacher will of Mrs. William O’Connors, the tutor grade pupils. Phone GA. 0113-M. Co. announces a store-wide sale, with the composer’s name and na were sold to eager buyers. Box G. celebrating the opening of the news of whose recent death in Ire tionality. Catherine Burgess of Mrs. Howard Clennan and her HOUSE FOR RENT FURNISHED firm 44 years ago. land was received last week. the class of ’38 won first place, little son • are leaving early next WANTED Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Kupp of receiving as a prize a book of mu week for the West coast. Liebenthal, Kans., and Mr. and sical compositions. Honorable Mrs. E. J. McCabe will be a WIRE CUT brick bungalow, 5 rooms, WANTED— Position as priest’s house- Jubilarian W ill Be Mrs. F. F. Sauer of Ellis, Kans., June 8 to July 8. References. 2727 Java keeper: experienced. Box 10, The Reg mention, for excellent papers also Pueblo visitor for the next few court. GAlIup 1310-M. ister. Celebrant at Mass were the house guests -of Mr. and goes to Josephine Pino, ’36; Mae weeks. Her small daughter will Mr.
to the Class Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Parish) Mary Bernadette and Clare Kochevar; At Poetry Dinner play, "The Enchanted Apple.” with the Have Anniversary — The annual entertainment pre fbllowinz takinz part: Grace Marie Chap sented by pupils of St. Leander’ s man. Alice Schmitt, Mary Elisabeth school will be given in the school Doyle, Freddy Jahn, Rezina Neis, Mary sterling.— Sunday, May 24, the The Catholic Poetry society of Lou Murphy, Mary Bernadette Kocbcrar, Colorado brought its season to a hall Friday, June 5, at 7:30 p. m. Knights of Columbus initiated 38 o f Edward Laukhliri, Pezzy McGrath. Mar- candidates in the largest class in and Othc 1936 The program follows: zaret Robuck, Marie Dolore* Wh^elan, brilliant close with a banquet Monday evening at which were Minuet, primary dancing cla**; fare- Patricia Shope, and children from the the history of the Sterling council well ionff, graduates; waltz, dancing variou* zrade*. Mies Dorothy Rayhawk present Bishop Vehr, Monsignori, and perhaps the largest ever re class; Rhythm band, first and second was accompanisf, snd Miss Mary Dowell, ceived by a Northern Colorado priests from the seminary, from grades: tap dance. Alice Schmitt; *'You dancing instructor. 18— 1929-’30-’31 $150 Over 100 Others to Regis college, and from other Tell Him,’' eighth grade b4ysj dance. The graduation class is as follows: council. The occasion was the places, and many friends of Grace Marie Chapman, Mary Elisabeth 25th anniversary of Sterling coun Model A Fords, $200 Choose From Congratulate the Young Graduate Doyle, Mary Louise Murphy, Mary Leona cil. Degree work was conducted the society and of Catholic cul Schmitt, Marie Dolorea Wheelan, Francis all styles. $250 Buicks, Dodges, Chevro- ture. ~ Miss Mary Detmoyer an J. Coleman. John H. Cowen, Ellis R. at the Elks’ club. Officers of Ster nounced the winners of the re Ferguson, Herald J. Herder, 'John G. ling council, headed by J., J. Ken 20— 1932-’33-’34-’35 $295 WILL TEACH Larson, Henry E. Lucero. Arthur R. nedy, grand knight, exemplified lets, Plymouths, Grahams cent poetry contest.. In division Mehalovits, William McGrath, and Fran A, first prize went to Miss Jo cis A. Sordelet. the first and second degrees. A Ford V-8s $350 POSTAL TELEGRAPH sephine Jonke for her poem, “ Ad Eighth zrade pupils who received the Denver team, headed by John Sul all models. $395 All With State Astra per Aspera,” and second, to advanced business writing diplomas were livan, past state deputy and pres Grace Marie Chapman, Mary Elizabeth ent master of the Colorado Fourth ' Some with $445 Miss Anne O’Neill for her “ Eu COLLEGE CIOLOGTDoyle, Mary Louise Murphy, Mary Inspection Certificate charistic Poem.” In division B, in Leona Schmitt, Marie Dolores Wheelan, Degree, conferred the third de radios and $515 Specially Prepared Texts Only which non-members were eligible, Francis J. Coleman, John H. Cowen. Ellis gree. State Deputy J. P. Collopy (Holy Rotary Pariah) R. Ferguson, Herald J, Herder, John G. of Ft. Collins also was present. heaters. Open Evenings Till 10 o’clock the prize went to Mrs. M. Trues- Larson, Henry E. Lucero, and Francis A. dell Cooper for her poem, “ Ask and Word has been received that Sis Sordelet. iSonor guests at the banquet in 20c in Denver Ye Shall Receive.” ter Mary Liguori, formerly Lillian Pupils receiving the students’ final the evening included the candi The prizes in both contests were Horvat, was graduated from St certificate were Martha Jane Cowen, dates and eight charter members. Mary’s college, Leavenworth, Ruby Grieswald, Mary Bernadette Koche Throughout the U. S. memberships in the national Cath var, Mary Anne Neis, Margaret Robuck, J. J. Sullivan was the principal olic Poetry society and a subscrip Kans., on May 31 and received the Betty Robuck, Gertrude Hager, Theresa speaker. J. P. Collopy spoke on 25c tion to Spirit, the national poetry Bachelor of Arts degree. She will Lepeska, Alice Lucille Schmitt, Jo- matters of the good of the order, m r a - teach biology at the college for hephine Scoggins, Patricia Shope, Alice publication, and were donated by M. Sollee, George N. Connors, Maurice and the Rev. A. C. Murphy of Delivered on Attractively Decorated Blanks Miss Lennon. The judges of the the summer. Sister Mary Liguori Campbell, Bernard Lepeska, Lawrence P. Julesburg offered eloquent obser-1 is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keller, and Marvin Porter. vation on the happiness derived contest were Sister Scholastica of MA. 3112 for Demonstration St. Joseph’s high school, Mrs. Jos Michael P. Horvat of 4417 Penn At the 7 o’clock M us Sunday from constructive work. sylvania street and is the oldest eph Emerson Smith, and Mrs. May morning, June 7, diplomas of C. D'. of A. Initiate 14th and Broadway at Civic Center Wilson of Grant junior high schooL of 13 children, all of whom are Miss Mayme Garrett of Denver, Phone TA. 0445 Denver, Colo. graduation will be presented to Congratulations About 70 manuscripts were sub living. members of the eighth grade by state regent of the Catholic Largest Ford Dealer in the Rocky Mountain Region mitted. The judges said all the Seventeen graduates will receive the Rev. Paul Fife, O.S.B., pastor. Daughters of America, was guest entries were worthy of publica their diplomas Sunday after the 9 A very enjoyable picnic was of honor at the initiation of the from tion, and paid tribute to Miss Len o’clock Mass. Eleven are boys and given in Colorado Springs Monday Sterling C. D. of A. court. The X HURB LAST' non and Father Doyle for their de six girls. The following are the for members o f the children’s choir initiation was held in the after* velopment of the society. graduates: Leo Arko, Hurley But and the servers.. noon at the Knights of Columbus The banquet committee, under ler, Herman Brozovich, Emil Hor hall. In the evening, the Catholic Luby Used Car and Parts the leadership of Mrs. Katherine vat, Francis Kucler, Raymond Silk, Sunday morning, June 7, the Daughters attended the banquet of Dispense Brois. Hough, is being congratulated on John Snider, Francis Tezak, Jos summer order of Masses will begin the Knights of Columbus. at S t Leander’s. The first Mass LOOP MARKET the perfection ,of every detail. eph Theisen, Joseph Whatley, John Monday evening, June 1, the New and Used Parts and Acces will be at 7 apd the second and Three rooms at Junglewood were Gelenick, Mary Angerer, Martha Catholic Daughters had installa FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Fruits and Vegetables required to seat the diners. Blatmik, Margaret Koprivec, So last Mass at 9. tion of officers in Hagus hall. The sories, Tires, Tubes, and Bodies Free Parking With Purchase of SOc or More at 1429 Lawrence On the program, the Rev. phie Krasovec, Erma Laskey, and Members of the O.F.F. Bridge members enjoyed a social hour and Rosebell Silk. Immediately after club enjoyed a covered-dish lunch party after the installation. Home Public Market H. A. Luby 7S0 Federal Blvd. Harold V. Campbell led the mass singing in' satiric compliment Mass, the graduates will be enter eon at the home of Mrs. Thomas Graduation.exercises of St. An to every speaker, and, when the tained in the school hall at a break Murphy Thursday, May 28. thony’s high school and grade orator seemed to be approaching fast to be served by P.-T. A. Mr, and Mrs. Leo Keller and school were held Sunday evening the sear and scanty locks of 40 or Beginning Sunday, June 7, family spent Saturday and Sunday at 8 o’clock in the, church. The \ Men'se Women's, and in Denver. Rev. Philip Ryan of Peetz deliv I Children's Half Solsi Congratulations thereabouts, the selection was apt Masses on Sunday will be at 6 and to be either “ Darling We Are 9 o’clock and will continue at this A t the commencement exercises ered the address. Benediction of Loop Shoe of Centennial high school given in the Blessed Sacrament' concluded Growing Old” or “ The Old Gray time in the summer months. REPAIR SHOP from Mare Ain’t What She Used to Be.” the City auditorium Thursday eve the services. - ALWAYSs ^ r e s h 37 Everything is set for the choir Loop Market, Lawrence Street Side The speakers of-the evening were ning, May 28, three members of picnic Sunday. It will take place St. Leander’s parish received Bishop Vehr, the sole exception to in St. Vrain canon. All the mem Mullen Home Has 1st i Buy Direct from the serenade; Miss Nellie Lennon, awards. B e l^ Adele Sollee re The firms listed here de- bers are invited to enjoy the out ceived the prize for four years of High School Graduation Importer and Roaster MULLINS MARKET Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, the Very Rev. ing. Dr. Wm. Higgins, the Rev. John vocal music presented by Alpha Graduation exercises were held Quality Assured [ serve to be remembered Mu Delta. Kathleen McCormick for three high school seniors at the Home Public Market P. Murphy, the Rev. H. V. Camp STORES: when you are distributing bell, and a representative of the Pair Hurt Near Church received the clothing award pre J. K. Mullen home for boys Mon sented by the ladies’ advisory day night at 8 o’clock. The high “ k”u.‘;“d’BrSfdw:y“ Ko^^^^ patronage in the dif- Very Rev. Thomas D. Coyne, C. Are in Serious Condition M. Miss Anne O’Neill sang, with board. 'William Sutherland re school department at the home was calC^ . 7 1 0 1 Iferent lines of business. Miss Josephine Courtney at the ceived a four-year scholarship to opened just four years ago, and FOR DELIVERY I V J L . I l O l any state institution, the David the program Monday night was the W aihinf— Poli.hinsr TAbor 9754 piano, and Father Doran also Mrs. Rose Fisher, 66, and Mrs, rendered a vocal selection. Anna Fisher, 80, who were seri Davis medal for the best student first high school commencement Father Higgins spoke of the ously injured when they were in literature, and the gold ring pre rite ever held at the institution. rich foundation for poetry in the struck down by a hit-and-run sented by the school board to the The graduates were Wilfred Mar PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS J. R. ANDERSON training and prescribed daily read driver Saturday night as they left boy making the highest grades for tin, Robert Pitt, and Ernest Co- ing of the priests and cited the St. Elizabeth’s church after going four years. nickzar. THEY.ARE RELIABLE Specialized Car Lubrication “ Dies Irae,” which has, through to Confession, are still confined in the long years, defied translation Denver General hospital suffering Conoco Bronze Gasoline because no man has yet found from severe shock. Thursday English adequate for the thunder noon, their physical condition was Sommers Home Oil Bldg. 15th and Cleveland ing majesty of its lines. Bishop reported to be serious because of j Vehr said that modern thought their age. The two women, who outside . the Church is struggling married brothers, are sisters o f back by devious ways to Catholic Mrs. Lena Stetter and Mrs. Mar The MAY Company Get Your Decorations for All Occasions from truth and cited a great psychiatrist garet Wurz, who were injured at who says that “ self-denial is self- the same place and in much the expression.” same manner eight years ago. Paradise Flag and Decorating Co. PAROCHIAL STUDENTS LEARN TO RECITE CANON OF MASS 1848 Lawrence KE. 0324 ' (St. Philomena’s Parish) Jaeger, ,^illiam Jones. Mary La The following children were suc TourretterMelvin Levy, Elsie Mc cessful in learning to recite by Enery, Nancy Minot, Barbara Congratulations to the 1936 Graduates from . memory the whole Canon of the Murphy, Joseph Noonan, Lorraine Mass in English: Mary Golden, An Oberhauser, Sfary Kathryn O’Fal na Lou Hahn, Mary Patricia Mc- lon, John’ Owens, Richard Polak, Glone, Philip Clarke, Walter Joan Roberts, Monica Ryan, Rqb- GUS’S MARKET Jaeger, Willi.am Jones, Joan Rob ert Stowe, Mary Elizabeth Taylor, erts, and Elsie McEnery. The Madelyn Tiehen, Lindsay Waters, Free Delivery learning of the Canon was volun Jack Young, and Dorothy Zook. tary at the suggestion of the After Mass,, Father Higgins will 613 East 13th Avenue teachers, and no special credit was address the graduates and award given in the religion class for the the diplomas. The graduation work. Each child will receive a breakfast will be held at the Ar Phone* KE. 0287 - KE. 0286 missal. gonaut hotel. St. Philomena’s school will grad Father Emil, A. Eckert, who uate 38 students from the eighth will be ordained for the Diocese of Congratulations grade Sunday, June 7, at the 8 Denver June 2, will offer his first o’clock Mass. The g;raduates are Solemn Mass at St. Philonfena’s from Mary Jeanne Akolt, Eileen Bergin, church Sunday at 10 o’clock. The Helen Mae Burns, Charles Camp Very Rev. Thomas D. Coyne, C.M., bell, Paul Carey, Nan Chambers, will be the speaker. Father Eckert Philip Clarke, Thomas Collins, will give his blessing individually Paul Darrow, (lolin Davis, 'Virginia after Mass. A reception is to be ON OUR SENSATIONAI. WEST SIDE AUTO PARTS Davis, Frank de Boca, Genevieve held in his honor from 3 to 5 at Dunn, Cecelia Dyer, Larry Flower, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eugene Fortier, Garland Guenther, Bruening. Maynard Humphrey, Walter The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. 45 South Santa Fe George H. Dunn was baptized METER-iCE 11 i! Sunday by Father Higgins. Mr. PURCHASE PLAN and Mrs. Joseph J. Celia, Jr., are the godparents. : Think of it! Yoa can select your Frig- Compliments of The Altar and Rosary society idaire, have it delivered ana installed will receive Holy Communion in a body Sunday at the 8 o’clock Mass. witfaout^aying one penny down! It comes Mrs. F. D. Jennings’ club met to you with the Meter-Ice meter attached. Tuesday, June 2, at the home of All you do is deposit as little as 15c a day HATFIELD MORTUARY Mrs. J. J. Dooling. Mrs. Fitz in the Meter-Ice meter out of the money patrick and Mrs. McGrath shared honors. The next meeting will be you save on food and ice bills. Before you held at Mrs. Carr’s home, with realize it, you are the owner of a New Frimdaire diat you have bought widioot adding a cent to your regmar household budget. 2775 So. Broadway SP. 2805 Mrs. E. E. Nevans assisting the hostess. For the first time in 15 years, Mrs. £ . M. Koerber entertained Frank Kirchhof, or “ Papa” Kirch- the members of Mrs. G. L. Monag hof, as he is known to his little han’s club June 2. Mrs. Elliott, a 'B u 4 f I Compliments of orphan friends, failed to be pres guest, and Mrs. Wolfe won the ent at the annual picnic he gives honors. This was the last meet the children of St. Clara’s orphan ing until fall. 9 N ot poly do we offer you these The New Frigidaire meets All Five age. Mr. Kirchhof is in Europe Mrs. M. A. Hickey’s club met lensztionzl terms, but we give you die . . . and P R O W itb Don’t be fooled BANCROFT DECORATING CO. and was unable to attend the out Friday, May 29, with Mrs. William only safe and sure way to choose the by claims. Demand proofIBay Beardshear. Honors were won by right refrigerator — according to the noretogeratorsuUett It meets All Five YO . 0593 ing he provided for the orphans 5610 E. Colfax Monday at Lakeside park. He the guests, Mrs. E. J. Monckton, Five Standards For Refrigerator Standard Come la today and see onr had made all plans and arrange and Mrs. Williams. A bridge Baying: Proof-Demonsttadoa. L tt as show Congratulations ments for the event, however, be luncheon at Hillcrest 'will be held you die proof o f how Vdgidaire cats The firms listed here de fore he started on hisf trip to Eu on Friday, June 12. 0 LOWER OPERATINB COST cotrent cost to the bone, bow it keeps from rope, and his son,. Francis Kirch Mrs. E. F. Brown’s club met food safer, freezes snore t o — faster. May 28 at the home pf Mrs. G. E. serve to be remembered hof, Jr., and Mrs. Francis Kirch- 0 SAFER FOOD PROTECTION And let ns show yoa how'die medi- McMaiius. Mrs. C. J. Campbell GREENW ALD’S when you are distributing hdf, Jr., spent the aftenioon with anism is protect^ for Five Yeats the children in his place. and Mrs. Flint won the honors. Home' of Fried Chicken your patronage in the dif The next meeting will be with Mrs. '0 FASTERFREEZING-MOREICE against lernce Sisters from St. Clara’s orphan expense. Best in City ferent lines of business. age, Mercy and St. Anthony’s hos Campbell. 0 MORE USABILITY Home Public Market pitals, and St. Rosa’s home also The Altar society will meet MEffT T H I were guests. The 250 orphans and June 8 at the home of Mrs. John 0 FIVE-YEAR PROTECTION PLAN nrtfifiiMtm 50 nuns were transported to the F. Mohan, 1366 Milwaukee. As trirhuSu park in special cars provided by sisting hostesses will be Mmes. W. Oats CanvirtOsat Ice Refrigerator Free July 15 the tramway company and arrived H. Hilbert, H. T. Zook, and Nellie totInaoM Get in on the Drawins. Yon u v e money if you buy ice from our refriterated Mohan. The New Prlgld- Ice Station at Lakeside at 1 o’clock. All the sin ’i cold-mtunc See Our Ice Box Display at amusements were open to the chil- unit zlTes mote 'dren for the entire afternoon, and Junior Taberna WSmVWVUWWWSAWWWWV VMMWWWJWJVJWWJVt VMWJWMWJWWMWm SUMMER SCHEDULE OF MASSES mTAR S T Y TO Press Club Will FOR COLORADO IS ANNOUNCED Meet on Saturday DENVER HOTELS FASHIONS IN GOOD TASTE For the convenience of visitors to days, 7:80: Sacred Heart, 7:80 and 19. M[[J Oil FOIDAf The Catholic Press club will Colorado and those making trips in the East Lake, 9:80. state, a schedule of Masses in all Eaton, 12. hold its June luncheon meeting churches is published below. Though the Edgewater. 8 and 10. Saturday, June 6, at 1 o’clock at summer hours are given here, Sunday Elbert, 9. June and August; 11. May, (St. James’ Pariah) the Argonaut hotel. Mrs. Mae July, and September; fourth Sunday of Mass is not yet being regularly offered The women of the Altar and West Owen, president, who re in the summer resort towns. month only. The Eldorado Springs, Mass at South Boul Rosary society will hold their cently returned from the National DENVER der, 7:30, first, third, and fifth Sundays; monthly meeting Friday, June 5, Press convention in Washington, flEXEES Cathedral, Colfax and Logan. €. 7. t, 9. second and fourth Sundays. at 2 o’clock at the Civic building Elizabeth, 9. June and August; tl, D. C., will preside. 9, 10, and noon. in Montclair. A very interesting program is Roosevelt TWIN CONTROL Annunciation, E. 36th and Humboldt. July and September, tccond Sunday of month only. Sunday, June 7, the women of scheduled for this meeting. Miss 5:15, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:80, and nocn. Englewood, 8300 So. Sherman. 6, 8 and 18th and California Blessed Sacrament. Montview BWd. 10 the Altar and Rosary society will Catherine Lewis, a 1936 graduate j 4 i solve your figuve worries ; and Elm St., 7, 8. 9. 10:80, and 12. Erie. 9. first Sunday; 7:30, second, receive Holy Communion in a of Loretto Heights college, will HOLLAND SCOTT, Mgr. Pitzsimonr chapel. Pitzsimone hospi third, fourth, and fifth Sundays. tal. 6 and 8: holy days, 6 and 7 :30; week body at the 8 o’clock Mass. give a talk on Catholic college edu Estes Park, 7:80 and 9:30. Open June cation. Another student of Loret days, 6. 21. Mrs. R. Hamilton entertained Holy Family, W. 44lh and Utica, 6, Evergreen. 10. the members of her card club at a to, Miss Lucille Edwards, will 7:30. 9. 10:30 and 11:46. Fairpiay, 10, June 21 to Sept. 6. bridge luncheon Wednesday, May briefly sketch the life and works Holy Ghost, 19th and California, 5:15, Flemteg, 7 and 9. of Alice Meynell. 6. 7:16. 8:15, 9:15, 10:15, 11:15, and Florehce,■ence, 7 and 9: 7:16, week-daya. 27. The women present were The 12:15. Fort Collins. St. Joseph’, church, 6:S0 Mrs. J. Ruth, J. Cavanagh, J. A musical program by a string Holy Rosary, E. 47th and Pearl, € and and 9; Holy Family church, 9. Keiffer, W. H. Haffy, J. T. Reid, J, quartet will entertain press mem 9. Fort Garland, 9, leoond and fourth Hooyer, L. Parslow, and P. Gappae. bers attending the meeting. The Criterion Loyola. C. 23rd and York. 6. 7, 8:80. Sundays. members of the quartet /are Miss Kenmark Fort Losan, 8 :S0, Hay 1 to Dacembar 10:30, and noon; week-days. 6:30 and 8. Mrs. J. Cavanagh will leave Sun Henrietta Sheldon, pianist; James Mt Carmel, W. 86tb and Navajo, b, 1; 9. December 1 to April 30. day for Oregon, where she will 17th and Welton 6, 7, 8, 0, and 10 :80. Fort Lyon, U.S.V. hospital, 7. Straus, celloj Miss Josephine of ■ Presentation. W. 7tb and Knoz Ct., Fort Lupton, 8:30, first Sunday; 9:30, spend the summer and fall months. Shumway, violin, and Hugh Shum- 6 :30 and 0. other Sundays. The members of St. Anthony’s way, violoncello. E. J. STACK, Mgr. Sacred Heart. 28th and f.^rimer. 6, 7. Fort Morgan, 8 and 10. 8:30. and 10:80; week-days, 6 and 8. Fountain, 10, first Sunday only. Study club held their first outing Western St. Cajetan’s, Ninth and Lawrence, 7, Frederick, 9, first, third, and fifth of the summer at the mountain FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTION Sundays; 7, second and fourth Sundays; Denver’s Leading Pop 8, and 10 :30. home of Mrs. Birdie Robinson, Week of June 7; Lamar, St Catherine's, W. 42nd and Federal, holy days, 7 and 9. situated above Evergreen in Little 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. and 12. Fruits, 9, first, third and fifth Sua* St. Franci* de Salei’ church; Hospitality ular Priced Hotels. St. Oominie's, W. 2Utb and Federal, days: 11. second and fdurth Sundays. Cub creek canon. Those who at Haxfun, Church of Christ the 5:30, 7:30. 9, 10:30, and noon. Gardner, 7 and 9. tended the outing were Mrs. Birdie King; Mancos, St. Rita’s (last • St. Elizabeth's. 11th and Curtis. Sun Georgetown, 9, Glenwood Springs. 8 and 10. Sundaya; Robinson, Mrs. James Higgins, Mr. two may have 13 Hours’ ). The Brown Palace days. 6, 7:30/ 9. 10:30. and 12; holy OPERATED BY days, 6. 7, 8, 9. and 12:15. holy days, 7 :30 and 9. and Mrs. Anthony Dickman, Mr. St. Francis de Sales’, So. Sherman and Golden, 600 Uth St.. 8. and Mrs. Vincent Halpin, Mr. and Hotel Alameda. 6, 7, 8. 9. 10. 11, and noon. Gordon, 9, second Sunday of month Mrs. Charles Sweeney, and Mr. A . D. WILSON & CO. St. James', £. I3tb and Newport. 7 only. DENVER and 9. Grand Junction, 8 and 8 :S0. Week and Mrs. Earnest C. Werner. days, 7 :30. St. John's, E. 8th and Josephine, 6:80, Grand Lake. 8 and 10: Confassioat be d.ya: 10, third, fourth and fifth Sun 7:80, 8:30. 9:30, l l , and noon; week fore Masses.. Open June 28. days. days, 7. 7 :30, and 8. Greeley. 6:16 and 0, June 14 and after. Santa Maria, 7 and 10. Open June 21. St. Joseph’s, W. 6th and Galapago, Gunnison, 7 and 9. Segundo. first Sunday o( month only. 6:30, 7, 8:30, 9:30. and 11:30; holy days. Haxton. 8, first, third and fifth Sun Silverton, 9, third Sunday only. Ambassador 5:30, 6, 7, 8. and 9. days; 10, second and fourth Sundays, Sopris, Masa on second Sunday of St. Joseph's Polish parish, 46tb and Hoehne, Masa first Sunday of month month only. Pennsylvania, 7 and 9. only. South Boulder, 7 :30, first, third and Hotel St. Leo's, W. 10th a'nd Colfax, 6. 7, Holly, 10, first and third Sundays; 8. fifth Sundays: 9, second and fourth PAVL PENDARVIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA 9 and 10:30. second, fourth, and fifth Sundays; 8, Sundays. 1728 California St. Louis', Englewood. 3800 So. Sher holy days. Springfield, 10:80. fourth Sunday only. man. 6, 8 and 10. Denver’s Newest and Most Opening Saturday Evening, June 6 Holtwood, 11, third Sunday only. Starbuck, Mass at Evergreen, 10. m DENVER St. Mary Magdalen's, Edgewater, W. Holyoke, 10, first, third, and fifth Sun Starkville, fourth Sunday only. Modern At America’s Premier Amusement Park 26tb and Depew, 8 and 10. days; 8, second and fourth Sundays. Sterling, 6, 7:80, 8:30, and 10; daily St. Patrick’s. W. 88rd and Pecos. 8^. Hotchkiss, 7, fourth Sunday only. Hass, 6:30 and 7:30; St. Benedict’ s hos ■: > Adisetat to btiuHfol Wd$h- 7:30. 9, 10:30, and noon. ^ park. Only a iO- Lavato)-y and Toilet Hugo, 9. pital, 6. ' minutt drive to the heart of ELITCH’S GARDENS St. Philomena’s, E. 14th and Detroit* Idaho Springs, 9. Stoneham, 10:80, second Sunday; 8:30, in Every Room 6, 7. 8. 9, and 12. ^ the city. Free bu$ service to Where Discriminating Fun^Seekers Gather Ignacio, 10, second Sunday only. third Sunday. shopping district. For in* Downtown Location & Fireproof St. Rose of Lima's. W. Nevada and So. Iliff, 8 and 10. Stonewall Monument Lake. Hass at formation write Dept, Make Reservations Now for the Summer Theater Season Navajo. 8 and 10. JulesbuccT^B and 9 :S0. Segundo, first Sunday of month only. {fv fr Lane. Denver. Cole. RATES REASONABLE St. Vincent de Paul’s, E. Arizona and ineehuri. ' Stratton, 7, every Sunday; 9 also on LAUGH— DANCE— DINE AND BE HAPPY AT So. Josephine. 6:30, 8, 10 and 11:30. Sundays; 11, second and fourth Sundays. first and third Sundays; week-days, 7. OUTSIDE DENVER Kidwa, 9, Jane and August: 11, July Steamboat Springs, first Sunday at 8 f i M i t MEANS Aguilar. Masses second and fourth and September, third Sunday of month and 10; third Sunday at 8, fourth Sun Sundays. onN. day at 8, fifth Sunday at 8 and 10. BETTER VACATION GARAGE Akron. 10:3(1. first and third Sundays: Kit Carson. 11, second and fourth Sugar City. 10. first Sunday only. ELITCH'S Gardens 8, second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. Sundays. Superior, 9. first, third, and fifth Sun Body and Fender Repairing IT IS SMART TO BE SEEN AT ELITCH’S Alamosa, 7:30 and 9:30. Kittredge. Msss at Fvergreen, 10. days; 7 :S0, second and fourth Sundaya. Painting and Upholstering Allenspark, Mass ft Camp San Malo, Kremroling, second Sunday at 9. Tclluride. 11:15, flftfi Sunday; 8, 8 and 10. Lafayette, 7:30, first Sunday; 9. sec fourth Saturday. Progress Plunge Club Garage Allison. 10. fourth Sunday only. ond, third, fourth, and fifth Sundays. Tereio, fourth Sunday of month only. Izett Auto Body and Antonito, 8. La Jara, 8 and 10, fourth Sunday. Trincbera, third Sunday of month only. 3300 W.. Florida Ave. Frank J. Robertson, Prop. Arvada, 8:45. Lk Junta, Our Lady of Guadalupe. 8 Trinidad, 6:30, 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, and 11. Aspen, 8:30, last Sunday of month; and 10: St. Patrick’s, 7:30 and 9:16. Troutdale, Mass at Kittredge, 10. Repair Shop 1300 GLENARM PLACE 7:30 and 9. other Sundays. Lamar, St. Francis de Sales’ church 8; Victor, 7 :30 or 9. (Hours alternate Adults, 40c Children, 25e SPORT TOGS Aurora, ^ n d a y s and holy days, 7:30 Our Lady of Guadalupe church, 9 :S0, with Cripple Creek). 1448 Speer Blvd. TA. 4293 I and 9:30. every Sunday except fourth Sunday. Vigil, third Sunday of month only. 12:30 NOON UNTIL I9:30 P. M. Day and Night Service > FOR Avondale, 10, first Sunday of month Las Animas, 8 :30. Vineland, 10, second and third Sun y only. Leadville. Anuuneiation church, 7 and days. STORAGE— Out Door Fun Baileys. Convent of Mesdames of Sa 9; St. Joseph’s church. 7 and 8:80. Walsenburg, 6, 8, 9:16 and 10:30. y cred Heart. Masses at 7 and 8:30 every Limon, 11, second and fourth Sundays. Welby, 8 and 10. Tell the people you patronize —LUBRICATION— y Sunday. Littleton, 8 and 10. Weldona, 8:30, first Sunday; 10:10. that yon saw their advertisement —WASHING Gabardine Breeches (Washable)...... $3.95 Basalt, 10:80. last Sunday of month Longmont, 7 and 9. fourth Sundays. y Long’s Peak, Mass at Camp San Malo, Weston, second Sunday of month only, in The Register, Gabardine Jodhpurs (Washable)...... $3.95 only. It’s ‘ y Beulah, 10. 8 and 10. Wiggins, 10:30, fifth Sunday. Double Breasted Gabardine Vests...... $2.95 Boulder, 6:30, 8. and 10; holy days, Louisville, 8 and 10; 7 :30, week-daya. Wray, 9:30: 9, holy days. y Hats and Jockey Caps...... $1.00 6:30 and 9; week-days, 7. ' Loveland, 8 :80. Yuma, 8, first and third Sundays; Mancos, 9 :30, ateond and fourth Sun- 10:30, second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. y Whipcord Breeches, Suede Leather Strappings...... $2.9$ Brandon, 11, first Sunday only. Breckenridge, 9, second Sunday. dbys. y Matheson, 11. second Sunday; 8, MUCH CARS FOR RENT Riding Boots, all sizes...... $5.45 Brighton^ and 9 all Sundays; 10. y Hiking Boots ...... $3.95 third Sunday/ fourth Sunday. 'Famed for t^ffod’ Bristol. 8, first and third Sundays; MePhee. 8, first and third, Sundaya. For Pleasure or Business— Delivered to Your Door y FREE ALTERATIONS 10. second, fourth, and fifth Sundays: Mead, 7, first, third and fifth Sun days; 9, second and fourth Sundays. holy days, 10. CAL|, Brookside, 8. Meeker, 9, second Sunday. Smarter : G. & W . SPORT TOGGERY Brush, 10:80. first and third Sundays: Mesitas, 10. third Sunday only. ► 8 :30, second, fourth and fifth Sundays. Model, third Sunday only. Hoff'SchroQder 415.16th St., Between Glenarm and.Tremont Buena Vista. 9. first and third Sun Monte Vista, 10, first and third Sun- ^ Auto Rental Service, Inc. ► days. tdaysfS , second and fourth Sundaya. CAFETERIA AND CAFE Burlington, 9:30, second and fourth Montrose, 8 and ,10, first and third to he seen at 1624 BROADWAY KE. 8581 Sundays. Sundays; 8. second Sundgy; 10, fourth Calban. 9, first, third and fifth Sun Sunday: for Mass at missions call BREAKFAST days. Montrose 63, Camp San Malo, 8 and 10. Monument, 11, May 31; 9, fifth Sun pFisherman, Attention! Canon City. St. Michael's, 7 and 9; day or last Wednesday of month. Lunches— 2 5 ^ , 3 5 ^ Everything in Fishing Tackle at Big Savings holy days, 6:30 and 8; week-days, 7:30; Morley (Eaton pass), fourth Sunday Abbey, 5 :30. only. Dinners— 3 5 ^ to 7 5 ^ I a te s id e Live Angle Worms 15^ Per Hundred Cascade, Holy Rosary chapel, every Mt. Harris, third Sunday at 10 :S0 in 8-Hour Special Cleaning Service school building. J U ______Sunday at 9:80. ’ Nederland, Mass at 8, Sundays till FISHING LICENSES ISSUED Castle Rock. 11. .Sundays in June. 16TH AT WELTON & Open' Every Saturday Until 10 P-. M. August, October, and December; 9. Sun after Labor day. days in May, July, September, and No Newcastle, l l , first Sunday. Call Free Call and vember. Oal: Creek, fourth Sunday at 10 in -C Hosking funeral chapel. PEARL 3753 Delivery Max Cook Sporting Goods Co. Cedaredge. 7 :30, second Sunday of July Ortiz. 10. first Sunday only. 1608 GLENARM STREET One Store Only and September. Ordway, 8, first Sunday: 9, other Sun- Center, 10. first'and third Sundays; 8, days. second and fourth Sundays. Ouray, 10, second Sunday; 8, fourth Central City, 9:30. CLEANERS AND DYERS Sunday. Cerritos. 10. second Sunday. Pagosa Springs, 10, first Sunday of Mountain Resorts 328 BROADWAY EST. 30 YEARS Cheyenne Wells, 8:30. month only. Cokedale. first Sunday of month only. Palisade, 11. first, third, and fifth Sun VWVVMAWUWWWtf\AVWVVVWWWVAVWWVyWUVyVWV Colorado Springs. St. Mary’s, 6. 7, 8, days; 9. second and fourth Sundays. 9. 11. and 12:10; Sacred Heart chapel, Paonia, 7, second Sunday of June, WVVVWIVV^rt^WVnftVVVVyVV^A^WWVWWWWV\rtAVVWVV Glockner sanitarium, 6; Corpus Christi. August, and October only. 7:30 and 9:80; St. Paul’s Broadmoor. 7 Parker, 9, June and Auguat: 11, July and 9:16; St. Francis’ hospital, 5:45, and September; first Sunday of month ELDORADO SPRINGS 6:10, 6:40, and 6:45. only. Como, 8, Jiine %,! to Sept. 6. Peaceful Valley, Mass at Camp San The Ideal Vacation and Picnic Resort ESTES PARK Conejos. lU. Malo, 8 and 10. Opened May 31. Special Rates to Large Groups DENVER— PHONE TABOR 1271 \ Copeland Lake. Mass at Camp San Peetz, 7:30 and 9:30. Malo, 8 and 10. Plattcville, 9:80, first Sunday of Craig. 10. third Sunday: 9, fourth Sun DANCING—SWIMMING SILVER SHIELD month; 8 :30, other Sundays. 2^9 Miles From Denver^—9 Miles From Boulder day. ' Pueblo, Sacred Heart church, 11th and DINE AND DANCE EVERY WED. & SAT. Creede, 8, first Sunday. Grand, 7 and 9, Sundays; week-days, Crested BMtte, 6 and 8. 7; St. Anthony of Padua's church, 225 Rocky Mountain National Park Cripple Ci^eek, 7 :80 or 9. (Hours al Clark St., 7 and 9, Sundays: week-days, SUMMER HOTELS AND LODGES SUMMER SEASON OPENING DATE JUNE 20th. ternate with Victor.) 8: holy days, ' 6 and 8: St. Franeia BLANCHARD LODGE Crook. 8:$0. Xavier’s, Logan and Fine, 6, 8, and 10: THE STANLEY HOTEL Write or Phou. FEATURING ONLY NATIONALLY FAMOUS Deertrail, T l :30, first, third, and fifth ORCHESTRAS, FINEST BAR SERVICE, FULL St. Leander’s, 1401 E. 6th, 7 and 9; St. Four Miles Out on Boulder Canon Road~-Open All Year ROCKY MOUNTAIN Sundays. Patrick’s. 226 Michigan, 6, 7 :S0, 9, and THE CHALET-RANCH FLOATING FLOOR. Del Agua, first Sunday. MOTOR COMPANY 10:80: Mt. Carmel. 421 Park St., 8, Phone 1463 for Room and Party Reservations GRAND LAKE LODGE 1730 Glenarm, Denver Del Norte. 8 and 10: week-days. 7 9:30 and 10:80; week-days, 7 and 7:10; COVER CHARGE 40c PERSON. PHONE M. 807 and 7:80; St. Joseph’s sanatorium. 6tS0 first Friday, 7 and 8; St. Mary’s church, Steak and Chicken Dinners and 8. 325 Clark, 6, 7:30, and 9; chapel, St. Delta. 7 and 9, first, third, and fifth I Mary’ s. 217 Mesa, 6. MR. AND MRS. J. C. DOHERTY, Props. The West’s Finest and Largest Nite Club Sundays; 9:30, second and fourth Sun Ramah. 9, second Sunday; 11, fourth days. Sunday. BALDPATE INN 1 MILE NORTHEAST OF COLORADO SPRINGS Dolores, 10. first and third Sundays. Red Cliff, 9 third Sunday only. Durango, St. Columba's. 7 and 9} week- Rico. 9, fifth Sunday. JOE BUCKNAM’S DELICIOUS TROUT,. STE/^K, AND CHICKEN Rifle, 9. first Sunflay. , Rocky Ford, 8 and 10. DINNERS VISIT THE WONDERFUL ' Roggen, 11. first, third and fifth Ssn- SIGHT SEEING days: 9, second and fourth Sundaya. WOODRINE LODGE Party Rezeryationi— Phone or Write CAVE OF THE WINDS Rouse, 9, first and third Sundays. Saguache, 8 and 10, fourth Sunday GORDON MACE, Prop. ESTES PARK AT MANITOU, COLORADO only. A Mile of Geolofical MiracIet^A Trip You Will Never Fprfet Salida, 7 and 9. and CABINS Milce Masterson Salt Creek, 10, fourth Sunday of month 24 Miles From Denver on Colorado Springs Road to Sedalia only. San Acacio (Old Town), 10. second HUPP HOTEL Sightseeing Tours Sunday; 8, fourth Sunday. Delicious Chicken Dinners Excellent Bar Service San Francisco, 10, first Sunday; 8, OPEN ALL YEAR -:- STEAM HEATED 437 17th St. third and fifth Sundays. Carey-Steck Auto Livery San Isidro, .9, first Sunday only. Coffee Shop — Cafe — :— Saddle Hortea DENVER KE. 3269 . San Luis, 8 and 10. 2 i NORTH CASCADE AVE. San Pablo, 8, first and. second Sun- Pierce-Arrow Sedans, Touring Cars, and Limousines Opening Tonight BRQDKi FORES'^INN LOCATE IN A NEW, MODERN COTTAGE Dine at THE COTTAGE INN CAFE MAin 24 for a Cab— Day or Night MRS. MAUD S. OSBORNE, Prop. Careful Courteous Drivers The Fashionable Garden Walk at A REAL VACATION IF SPENT AT EDDIE OTTS BROADMOOR ii THE CO H AG E FIRESIDE INN Get to Know LEE the D ru ggi.t, The STRANG GARAGE Co. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE! TRAVEL V IA Nevada at Kiowa Colorado Springi ESTES PARK DRUG MONAHAN BROOK FOREST, COLO.— 6 Miles Above Evergreen on Cub Creek STORE Storage - Car Washing - Lubrication Union Pacific Stages ACCOMMODATIONS MAY BE HAD BY DAY OR WEEK THE REXALL STORE Motor Co. BVICK and PONTIAC Dealers STREAMLINE SLEEPER CHAIR COACHES Pbens Evorgresn 25, EDWIN F. WELZ, Brook Forest, Colo. LEE TIGHE, Prop. Expert Auto Repairing . Nation-Wide Service— Convenient Daily Departures Elizabeth Arden and Cara Nome Our Dinners Have Made Brook Forest Inn Famous Toiletries. Mrs. Stover’s and Whitman Day and Night Tawing Service PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 1730 GLENARM PLACE RESERVATIONS, MA. 4111 Candies CHEVROLET AGENCY i l M i itiifliMH"' ■ lillll m Thursday, June 4,1936 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER elechone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE ...... A PAY-LESS d r u g s t o r e ■■ YOUNG UDIES’ SODALITY TO free prompt C D . of A. Officers Dominican Bazaar - - PROMPT- UP and DOW N SPONSOR SILVER TEA JUNE 14 “ e»v- N o rth Those Cellar Stairs Will Be Installed (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) Philip Mulliran, read the annual Workers Will Meet The Young Ladies’ sodality will report of the troop’s activities. Denver Pharmacy sponsor its annual silver tea Sun Ralph McNair, president of the CLEM MOHR. Prop. How many times a day do you trudge The Rev. Louis J. Grohman, The regular business meeting of day, June 14, from 3 to 6 in the South Denver scout district, was 3483 WEST 32ND AVENUE down to the water heater and back upstairs high school gym. Everyone is cor present and a gave a short talk. pastor of the St. Rose of Lima par (Next Door to J. C. Penney Co.) Court S t Rita 625, Catholic ish, will deliver an address before again? The stairs dpn’t wear out— but yon do. dially invited to attend. Ar The Rev. Leo Thoihe introduced Children Receive Prompt Attention Daughters of America, will be rangements are being made for a the troop officers for the coming the Dominican Sisters’ carnival We Assure Courteous Service to All We Solicit Union Trade committee at a meeting to be held There is no need to be a slave to your held at the clubhouse, 1772 Grant large attendance. The proceeds year, Philip Mulligan, scoutmas A TRULY COMPLETE DRUG STORE St, Thursday, June 11, at 8 p. m. ter; Glenn Wilson, Jr., and Gerald Monday, June 8, at the convent, water heater. It should work for you, giving will go towards meetings the so The following newly-elected of dality’s quota for the bazaar. Lewis, assistant scoutmasters: the 2601 Gaylord street, at 8 o’clock. you all the hot water you need the instant you ficers will be installed: Grand re Members of the sodality are go Rev. Leo Thome, committee chair He will speak of the work of the want it. It WILL do this for you if it is an gent, Miss Anna E. Fallon; vice ing on a moonlight hay ride to man; John Craig, J. B. Halloran, Dominican Sisters of the Sick grand regent. Miss Ida Callahan; Morrison Sunday evening, June 7. and Carl Ott, committee mem Poor. As a part of a program to prophetess, Miss Margaret Carroll; The young ladies will receive bers. educate the carnival workers and SETON HILL COLLEGE Penniylvania lecturer. Miss Margaret Sullivan; Communion at the 9 o’clock Mass The Jimmie Gallagher school of friends regarding the work of the Accredited by Women from 11 Forelfn Countries . Dominican Sisters, various pastors historian. Miss Margaret Shelton; Sunday, June 7. tap dancing will present its sixth AMOciatien of American Univereities and 37 American States AUTOMATIC throughout the city have been in financial secretary, Miss Anna M. The Mothers’ auxiliary of Boy annual dance review, entitled Out vited to speak on their personal Adams; monitor. Miss Arvonia Scout troop 126 will have a box West, in the auditorium of St. Gas Water Heater Williams; sentinel, Miss Olive Ba lunch picnic at Camp de Ricqles Francis de Sales’ high school Mon observations of the work done by ker; treasurer, Miss Loubelle June 11 at 1 p. m. All the moth day and Tuesday evening, June the sisters. There is scarcely a Greene; trustees, Mrs. Mary J. ers of the sfcouts are cordially in 8 and 9. The performance will parish in Denver that has'not re Have one installed NOW Tierney and Miss Mayme Garrett; ceived some benefit from the Extra Bed for Your Summer Quest! O n l y vited to attend. Mrs. Carl Ott, start at 8 p. m. A number of and avoid another summer’s $ J O® or^nist, Mrs. Calire Martin. Ap president, requests the mothers to South Denver children, ranging in sisters. tiresome climbing of base Down pointed officers are: Correspond meet at tne rectory at 12:45 p. m. ages from 4 to 16, will take part. It is their vocation to take care ment stairs. ing secretary. Miss Anne O’Kane, Some mothers are planning to There will be group dances as well of the work of nursing the sick $1.60 a month and social chairman, Miss Martha drive their own cars, and there will as solos. All the costumes will be poor in their own homes, and Soran. be transportation for all. Western, and several Western every Catholic can assist by aid The regular nweting of the The scouts report that Parents’ songs and tap combination num ing the carnival, which is the sis board of managers will be held night. May 28, was a big success. bers will bo featured. The entire ters’ principal source of revenue. Saturday, June 6, at 3:30 p. m. Twenty-two scouts and 2Q parents background will carry a Western The carnival for the Dominican All board members are asked to were present. Refreshments were note. Rehearsals have been under Sisters will be held July 16, 17, be present Members of the board served by the Mothers’ auxiliary. way for some time now, and the and 18 on Loyola parish grounds. of managers are Mmes. Lydia After a business meeting con show promises to be the best per The work of planning arrange Public Service Company O’Hara,. Katherine Davis, Sarah ducted by Senior Patrol Leader formance ever given by the school. ments for this annual affair is Morrissey, Katherine Doan, Mary Joe Halloran, the scouts put on a SL Xhercse’s circle will have a progressing rapidly under the lead of Colorado Hart, and Nellie Konicke, and short entertainment, planned and bridge-luncheon Tuesday, June 9, ership of Harold V. Kiley, chair Misses Minnie Bujacich and 'Teresa j performed by them without any at 1 o’clock at the home of Mrs. man of the carnival committee. McGillicuddy. I adult direction. The scoutmaster, E. Lochrie, 677 South Grant. Mrs. William Prcville and Mrs. Joseph MARY PICCONE TO Pruss will be assisting hostesses. Members and friends are invited BECOME BRIDE r AQUINAS PLAYERS TO GIVE to make reservations by calling STAR SPruce 8284 or SPruce 3095. Miss Mary Piccone, daughter of Sealy$29-75 Studio Couch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo. Piccone of 3859 Osage street, will become the SOUTHERN MUSICAL COMEDY left Wednesday for a three-week trip to California. While gone, bride of Jerry La Guardia of 3489 they will visit San Francisco, Mariposa street Sunday, June 7, A handsome living room sofa that may LIQUOR AND WINES (St. Dominic’s farish) ized by old Southern music, Stephen Yosemite National park, and Los at a Solemn Mass in Mt. Carmel be used as double bed or two complete The Aquinas players will pre Foster selections, and famous AngeAngeles. They will leturn by way church at 9 o’clock. Miss Piccone twin beds. Famous Sealy inner-spring $1 1215 17th Street is a graduate of Cathedral high mattress, with heavy spring base. j sent the musical, colorful, drama Strauss waltzes. A high spot of of Grand canon. color will be 20 little ladies in “ An school, class of ’35. Comes in green or rust, pretty patterns. I Phone KEyttone 1633 Oonver, Colorado tic comedy, Mis’ Nelly o.f N’OrleanSj Kathleen Andries, a former in S t Dominic’s parish Little Old Fashioned Garden," children member of the Young Ladies’ so Just 12 on sale. You save ?6.00. i theater Sunday and Monday eve from the fifth grade of the parish dality, is home from Washington, school. Dorothy Morrissey plays nings, with a matinee at 2:80 on D. C., on her vacation. - ^1.00 Down 75^ Week Sunday afternoon. The setting, a the part of Mis’ Nelly, assisted by After a long illness in the hos DENTISTRY beautiful walled garden with an experienced actors, many of whom pital, Norma Palham is now re DR. JORGENSEN TWO FLETCHER old St. Charles street home for a have been frequently seen In the covering ai ^er home. AND ASSOCIATES Management background, was designed by Aquinas plays. They are Dorothy M is s.^ ^ cia Thompson, a pupil GOOD Connelly, Ann Frances Calone, DiegnosU. X-Rsya, Platee, Brldgei, Denver, Colo. Jerry O’Leary. All the sisters of in the fft^ grad^ is seriously ill of Crowns, Inlays, Fillings, Extrac the city are invited to attend the Beth Achen, Noble Lesch, Charles sckrlet fiv e r at ngr home; tions, Treatments, Cleanings, and ■OTELS matinee. It is unfortunate that Shannon, Con Honeyman, Edward A trip to the mountains on Dec Repairing. this matinee conflicts with the high Graeber, and Eileen Calone. oration day,4)roved to be a very 1206 1 8th 606 18th CHAMPA STREET • ••* ESTABLISHES 1^99 The children’s program last Fri 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 8 a.m..8 p.m. school graduations, but one of the enjoyabl%j\^a!y ..to spend the holi TA. 8761 KE. 8721 leads has been called to work out day night, presented by all the day for^TOF. "and Mrs. Thomas of the city next week, which makes grades, proved a delightful enter Carroll,' ' 2 ^ ■ Misses Margaret FURNITURE* RUCS • RANGES T H Avenue Hotel it necessary to stage the play at tainment to the 360 parents pres Trainqr, M « y Carroll, and Jule BROADWAY AT UTH AVENUE this time. The play is character- ent. Hynes, ai^'^Johnnie Hynes, Jim Thursday morning, the grad Hughes, RogS^ Glass, J. J. Nevins, ’ “ s t a t e CAPITOL®*' WITH BATH uates assembled for a High Mass. and Leo Jepnings. In the evening of the same day, the THERE IS NO SATISFACTORY SUBSTITUTE FOR J*25 Comfort With Economy graduation exercises were held in City ELITE REAL COOLING, HONEST ICE! up C atldral Garden the church. The following received TAbor 3385 diplomas: Ernest Anheier, Mar garet Anthony, Jean Barry, Dor The Laundry of today ICE DIRECTORY othy Bastar, Rosemary Bastar, BELLEVUE HOTEL Party on Jnne 12 William Bergin, Alfred Berloldi, A LIST OF ICE DEALERS IN EACH PARISH CLEAN 1953 LINCOLN STREET GOOD Elizabeth Chervin, Anna Conley, FIND YOURS and PATRONIZE HIM! 5 BLOCKS NORTH OF BEDS Geraldine Connelly, Dorothy Con ROOMS STATE CAPITOL The Cathedral Altar and Ro nelly, Rita Coressel, Robert Con m i[ s i T i i i i sary society will close a very suc way, Joan Evans, Agnes Gallagher, cessful year with a garden party Vera Gannon, Rita Grissom, Alice The final session of the 1936 va P an cratia J^nny Bacon lee Station D. Falbo lee ft Service Station and bridge tea on the afternoon Haggerty, Thomas- Hamilton, Rob cation school teachers’ Institute 4 T H 'a DOWNING 43ND AVE. AT PECOS (3A. 1278 ert Hart, Patricia Harrington, and evening of June 12. This af will be held at St.‘ John’s school, H all Servinf St. John’* Parish Serving St. Patrick’s Parish fair will replace the June meeting Mary Heeren, Robert Lentz, John 620 Elizabeth street, this Satur and will be held in the garden of Larche, Joseph Macaluso, Mar day from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. The Crescent Food ft Ico Station W. H. Drew Ice Station the Cathedral rectory. Final ar jorie Maher, Elizabeth Manes, sisters and seminarians attending formerly rangements are being completed John Monahan, Richard Nalty, the institute will be the guests of 1044 SANTA FE MA. 7784 25TH AVE. AT SHERIDAN BLVD. by the chairmen, Mrs. M. J. O’Fal Alic« No^ro, Marguerite O’Brien, the Rev. F. Gregory Smith, dioc Sorvinf St. Joseph’s Parish Serving Edgewater Parish lon and Mrs. James M. Knight. Dorothy Patrick, Raymond Sain- esan director of vacation school L oretto don, Walter Taylor, and Consuelo They will be assisted by Mmes. D. activities, at a luncheon to be lee — Pat Patton Plakte’s lea ft Sorvico Station GIFTS G. Monaghan, Thomas G. Barry, Zamora. served by a St. John’s P.-T. A. com H eights J. P. Donley, H. J. Early, J. B. mittee. 2ND a FED'L I SELL ANYTHING W. 44TH AVE. AT ELIOT ST. Hunter, N. S. Eby, S. P. Keating, Features of Saturday’s session A c a d e m y Thanks Prascntatlon Parish Serving St. Catherine’s Parish for the A1 A. Hauk, Alice Healy, William will be an instruction by Sister Coyle, Thomas G. Sullivan, and Mary Norbert of Loretto Heights 1891 . \ Polar Ic* Station Texaco Ico ft Service Station A. D. McKinley. All of the mem OFFICIAL OF college on lettering, simple draw 38RD AVE. AT TEJON W. 44TH AVE. AT STUART ST. bers are working very hard for the ing, and cover design that will be success of the affair. of value in vacation school project Boarding School for Serving Mt. Carmel Parieh Serving Holy Femily Parish Graduate A partial list of patrons includes work; informal discussion of the Mmes. C. J. Dunq, Ralph W. Kelly, (ROOF FETED various courses of study outlined Boulevard Barrel ft lee Station Charles Tobias Ice Co. T. Walter O’ Connor, T. A. Cos- in the vacation school manual, and GIRLS 788 SO. UNIVERSITY BLVD. 1ST AVE. AT GRANT ST. griff, Dennis Sheedy, J. Winters an opportunity to make a last min Serving St. Vincent d* Paul’e Parish Serving St. Francis de Sales' Parieh Morrell, J. J. Torpey, W. W. The active members, pledges, ute check on vacation school sup Twenty MThutes Prom from the shops of Daniels and Fisher j Adams, W. J. McGettigan, Harry alumnae, and Mothers’ club of plies. Approximately 150 are ex Civic Center ’ D. Hoskins, James J. Teeling, Jos Theta Phi Alpha, Catholic social pected'to attend the institute. Bob’s Ico ft Sorviee Station Burkhardt Ice ft Service Station eph Stankav^e, H. W. Anderson, sorority at the University of Den SPEER B. AT 13th AND GALAPAGO HAMPDEN AVE. AT SHERMAN ST. DENVER Rhinestone Duettes P. ,H. McGuire, Barbara E. ver, entertained Mrs. J. A. Jetting- THANKS PUBLISHED Serving St. Lee’s Parish Serving St. Louie' Parieh Schwalbe, Chalmers Norton, Paul hoff of Decatur, III., national sec A reader of the Register wishes Fitzgerald, A. H. Seep, Mary retary of the organization, when to publish thanks for favors re For Information Address Tieo lea ft Sorvico Station Parker’s Ice ft Service Station Give her a rhinestone duette, two Ward, Ellen Francis, R h o d a she was in Denver Tuesday, ceived from the Sacred Heart Directress, Loretto, Colorado clips that may be converted into a $2-50 Plante, Paul V. Hodges, Louis Wednesday, and Thursday of this through the intercession of the E. COLFAX AT ALBION ST. 1200 W. ALAMEDA pin. They are very smart at the Hough, T. J. Barnidge, J. B. Bari- week. Mrs. Jettinghoff, who ia Blessed Virgin Mary. A A. A A Serving Blessed Sacrament Parish Serving St. Rote’s Parish ani, R. G. Morrison, C. A. Bradley, making an extensive tour o f in neckline of tailored dresses or a tai to John B. Carroll, and W. P. Horan, spection, left Denver Thursday Alort Coal ft lea Co. When Going Fishing— Stop! lored blouse. Styled after genuine Sr. for Liramie, Wyo. 34TH AVE. AT FRANKLIN ST. 3198 W. ALAMEDA AT HAZEL CT. pieces they are beautifully cut and $17.50 Mmes. H. W. Humphreys, John The Mothers’ club entertained V E T O ’ S CABARET set in non-tamishable mountings. H. Reddin, P. R. Riordan, 0. T. Mrs. Jettinghoff Wednesday at a Serving Annunciation Parish Pur* Artesian Ice Jawalry Shop ■ Stratt Floor Burwitz, George Caron, Charles E. luncheon at the Blue Parrot inn. Dancing Every Night With Lyle Proctor Carter, M. Courtney, Thomas Con Those present included Mrs. Lun- and His Band nelly, L. J. Daly, Jack Keating, ney, resident; Mrs. Johnson, vice We Specialize in Our Deluxe Dinners Prince Matchabelli Frank Gargan, John R. Schilling, president; Mrs. Gibbons, secre Fred P. Johnson, W. A. Lang, $ 1 .0 0 Compact Ensemble tary; Mrs. Sweeney, treasurer, and Thomas O’Rourke, L. F. McMahon, Mrs. Butler. GA. 7268 33rd Are. and Navajo HOME PUBLIC To make graduation a memorable event Frank McLister, A. E. Murchie, J. Tuesday, the alumnae chapter Prince Matchabelli suggests accessories to J. O’Neil, W. A. Purcell, Margaret of the sorority gave a dinner hon Roberts, Edward Delehanty, Sr.; beauty. She would adore the ENSEMBLE, oring Mrs. Jettinghoff at the home Lydia B. Russell, and W. C. Reid. MARKET including a compact, automatic lipstick of Mrs. Robert May, 1310 Cler Mmes. G. L. Schott, William J. and cigarette case i n black and white mont. Those in attendance were Slattery, S. J. Slattery, Maurice Mmes. Stella Rawley, Chelsea enamel or white enamel and gilt, in the Dolan, and A. G. 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Pa t r o n i z e o u r advertisers 1234 Walnut Street Mr. Bottinelli’s parents at Boulder. ^wvwswww wwwwswyvwiwswwwwvswwwswA PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,- KE,ystone 4205 Thursday, June 4, 1936 VISION • • • Our Qreatest Sense Appointments of m o n s i q n o r m u l r o y Gradnates Vill Be GIFTS j(yf die Qraduate Brings us 80% of our knowledge. Shows us form. Shows us M D • I u J a t t e n d s c o n f e r e n c e The jiutstanding gift is a good watch. brightness. Shows us color. Shows us motion. Other gifts that last through the years ( We care for this priceless sight with accurate examination, fine New rnests Made By far the most outstanding strictly American program, showed Breakfast Guests . . . rings, bracelets, chains, and many glasses, with assurance of comfort, satisfaction, style, and service. event of the annual meeting of the how it is entirely consistent with other pretty and useful gifts. National Conference of Social An Extra Pair of Glaites in Reierve is the Wisest Need of All. the economic doctrine of the (St. John’s Parish) (Continued From Page One) Work held last week in Atlantic Church as set forth by Pope Leo Graduation exercises for St. M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. Edward. L. Horgan of Annuncia City, according to Msgr. John R. John’s school will be held after the tion parish. A Dominican Father Mulroy, who attended it, was the XIII and Pope Pius XI in their NEW LOCATION— 623 15th ST. 8:30 Mass Sunday morning. Cer has been helping out temporarily keynote address of the national encyclicals. Without any conscious SWIGERT BROS. president, Monsignor Keegan of tificates of eighth gi’ade gradua at Leadville. reference for him. Monsignor Kee PC Optometrists New York. Eastern newmapers tion will be conferred on the fol RE The Eev. Francis P. Potempa, termed his thesis, entitled “ Democ gan’s talk was an offering of lowing: Bob Freudenstein, Jim O’ who was ordairted a year ago and racy at the Crossroads,’’ ’the out Catholic economic principles as a Connell, Joe Manfred, Jack Sher has been assistant to the Very Rev. 1550 California KEystone 7651 standing document of the depres solution for present ills and a lock, Bob Kenney, Clem Bisant, Dean J. B. Liciotti at Walsenburg, sion. 'The session was one of the means o f safely gqiding the future Kenneth Lewis, Calvin Wall, Hen SPECIAL OFFER is trarisferred to Sterling as as nal most important pf the 63 annual of the American republic. ry Johns, Henry Hurlburt, John We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six me sistant to the Rev. E. J. Ver- meetings that this organization Edmondson, Robert Kohn, Rob schraeghen, pastor of St. An At a meeting of the Catholic mdnths to pay your bill. Ph"ivate room or open storage. We cdl has held. An extensive analysis Charities, directors who were in ert Dee, Gertrude Krause, Rose have low rate of insurance. La thony’s. For some months, the of the social security program of mary White, Jacquelyn Burgett, Rev. Maurus Zabolitzky, O.S.B., of attendance at the National Con Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on loc the country was Vnade, and many ference of Social Work, which is Mary Catherine Applegren, Doro your work. sit the Holy Cross abbey, Canon. City, of .the practical details were composed of all creeds, classes, and thy Street, Helen Street, Janice MOVING, STORAGE AND PACKING tht has been lent to the diocese to fill worked out. McGarry, Rosemary LeClair, Pa Catholic the Sterling assistantship. colors, the philosophy back of the tin 28 E. 6th In his address. Monsignor Kee National Youth administration, as tricia Hollingsworth, Rose Anna No Money Needed for Six Months Tb The Rev. Emil Anthony Eckert, gan, in addition to adhering to a Ave. Symbolism it is at present set up by President Smith, Margaret Rothweiler, Hel on one of the new priests, has been Roosevelt, was discussed. The pos en Marie McCarthy, Florence DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. | at( a named to the place in Walsenburg Ruggles, Mary Jane Kepka, and sible danger in a too elaborate sys 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse jl ha TA . 8468 Specialty vacated by Father Potempa. Fa tem of federal aid for young peo Catherine Pohndorf. dh ther Eckert is an accomplished ple between the ages of 16 and 2S After the Mass, the graduates ftWWWWWa%*WWWWVWVWVWWWVWWWV% ba linguist. Walsenburg will give jy m c. D. OF 1. was clearly seen. If it is to con will be the guests of the P.-T. A. wa him plenty of opportunity to use at a breakfast at the Argonaut ho-1 “ QUALITY MONUMENTS FOR LESS tinue as the same plan on a larger wc his knowledge of languages. and larger 8cale^ those at thje tel. Mrs. Clem Kohl is chairman sei The Rev. John Cavanagh, whose conference believe that before it of the committee arranging the th< home is in Pueblo, has been named is realized there may be a regimen favors and decorations for the th. assistant for the summer to the RITF IS SiiyO D H tation into dangerous classes of breakfast. Decorations will be RICH-ROASTED Coffee Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Rev. Harold V. Campbell, pastor most o f the young men and women carried out in blue and silver, the fri of the Shrine of St. Anne at Ar of the country. With the proper class cpj§rs. The annual general Communion tif Heating Repairs vada and chaplain of the Mullen safeguards through educational The annual school picnic was in' home for the aged, Denver. Fa of the Junior Catholic Daughters and religious channels and by de held at Lakeside Monday. The sta ther Campbell assists each sum of America will be received by the centralization of authority, how priests and sisters were guests , of mer with the spiritual care of members o f the court at 5t. Dom me .reason why ^luhill makes MORE ha SUTTERY & COMPANY ever, they declared much good can the P.-T. A. at lunch. Treats were as Santa 'Maria, tSie summer resort inic’s church, W. 29th and Fed and should be done for the Ameri provided for the children. The ’ctips'.'of'.GOOO co'f.f ee per. psund: is Ci PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS operated for underprivileged chil eral, Saturday morning, June 6, at can youth. ■ day was enjoyed by everyone dren by Mr. and Mrs. John L. the 8 o’clock Mass. Immediately present. 'because-i't,-iS RICH-ROASTED.* th 1646 BLAKE STREET G. Dower. after the Mass, breakfast will be A P.-T. A. committee under the ■- ^ .. ■■ -U .I,.;;.- ' . 6v JOHN J. CONNOR, President, PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 ^ The appointment of the Rev. served by the Mothers’ club in the MISSIONER TELLS chairmanship of Mrs. J. Murtaugh church hall. Secretaries of all fh William Joseph Mulcahy, whose will serve lunch to the sisters and ^ ^ § § ^ ^ f ':B lu H ill'C o s fs you. less in home is in Boston, has not yet been troops are requested to notify OF DINNER MENU the seminarians attending the final made. Father Mulcahy is to re members to be present, as a per session of the vacation school in ■’ rtHah per'eap...-' ha fect attendance is desired. turn to Boston for his first Solemn (Continued From Page One) stitute at St. John’s this Saturday. Mass, which will be sung June 14. At the general meeting held May Approximately 150 guests will be o f not ordain to major orders or bless su We Buy, Sell, and Quote Upon his return in about two 27, the election of court officers took served. weeks, he will receive his designa place. The following girls were the holy oils. He has the right, The second and third grade stu Bluhill pc New York Bank Stocks tion. placed in office: President, Dorothy however, to the use of the mitre, dents at St. John’s resumed studies sn crozier, pectoral cross, prelatical be Bishop Vehr expects to receive Jo Baker; vice president, Mary this week after an enforced vaca Insurance Company Stocks , Simmons; secretary, Mary Ann ring, and other pontificalia, and is tion brought about by a scarlet Tfuf it TObAY] y« the loan of two young priests from ' We Invite Your Inquiries » O’Connor, and re-elected reporter, able to sing a Solemn Pontifical fever scare. The full period of R. the Diocese of Indianapolis for Mass. He can administer Confir temporary work in this diocese. Eileen Larson. The retiring incubation of scarlet fever germs officers were Marion Hencmann, mation and can ordain to the minor passed after the closing of the af is PEDLEY-RTAN & CO. Two other new priests may also orders. His missionary privileges FJ come from one of the Pennsylvania Dorothy Jo Baker, and Mary fected grades without the develop Ground Floor Boston Building MA. 1241 O’Keefe, president, vice president, permit him to delegate the power ment of a new case, and classes th 840 17th St. dioceses. The Denver diocese has of confirming to his priests. The had the loan of two priests of the and secretary, respectively. - were resumed for the few remain ar holy oils used in the prefecture St. Louis archdiocese for the last After the minutes were read ing days of the school year. in must be blessed by a neighboring two years—the Rev. Marion Forst and approved, the Junior song was b! Bishop. The prefecture is, how ta Call Frank WilHams when you want dependable of the Blessed Sacrament parish, sung and the pledge to the flag CEMETERY PROPERTY Denver, and the Rev. August was given. Miss Marion Henc ever, not under the jurisdiction of repair work on your typewriter. a neighboring Bishop. Monsignor DECLARED TAX FREE in Eckoff of the Holy Family 'parish, mann presided at the meeting. An PROMPT SERVICE— HONEST PRICES Denver. It is expected that these honored guest at the meeting was Meyer rules it in the same way as n< Bishop Vehr rules the Church of (Continued From Page One) ai A ll Makes Typewriter Service priests will be recalled to their own Mrs. Rose Hagus, who was acting made of the land. . . . Under the archdiocese, perhaps at the end of grand regent when the Junior Colorado. MURPHY-MAHONEY MOTOR CO. c> SALES - RENTALS - REPAIRS MAin 3496 law it seems certain that this real St 435 14th St. the summer. court was org;anized nine years Often the Church, in developing estate is entirely exempt from m Two priests from other dioceses ago. ^ a missionary field, makes it first taxes and was in 1934, and that all 2986 NO. SPEER n< REQUIESCANT IN PACE are to come to Denver this summer The secretaries’ reports of the an “ independent mission,’’ when it the personal property owned by S' to take up journalistic study in year’s activities of their troops is ruled over by a priest who is not the Cemetery association and used Used Cars GA. 1457 Service gi ^ MARY 0. CttiOCCO, S230 Willisms. the Register college of journalism. were given and first place was a prelate; then a prefecture apos in its business, is also exempt w ' Mother of Mrs. Jim Mariola, Mrs. Frank The Rev. Clarence Riordan, “a given to Mary Ann O’Connor, troop tolic, then a vicariate apostolic (a from taxation.” 81 Theodore Sferra, Welby; Mrs. Elmer Ross. Akron, 7, and second place to Patsy O’Con Vicar Apostolic being invariably Prior to the time Mr. Reddin O. : Anthony Cinocco, Akron, O.; priest Mrs. of the Lincoln diocese and an D Dan Publielli, Italy; mother-in-law of alumnus of St. Thdmas’ seminary, nor, troop '14. Honorable mention a titular Bishop) and then a dio instituted suit for Bishop Tihen b< Mrs. Leyia Cinocco. Requiem Mass was Denver, is to spend the summer was given to Ida De Buono, troop cese. The Wuchow district was an to exempt Calvary cemetery from K offered in Annunciation church Monday working in the Denver diocese. He 10. Prizes will be awa'rded later. independent mission for a time, taxation about 12 years ago, that vi H ackethal at 10. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. The judges of the reports were the witlT^ather Meyer in charge. cemetery had been assessed for ARGONAUT HOTEL Horan t Son service. has just put in the first year of a V a three-year course leading to the Rev. J. J. Regan, O.P., chaplain Then it became a prefecture. Civic center, the Moffat tunnel, ANTONIA CLAPES. 3240 Navajo. Where Denver’s Society Entertains for •Luncheons and Dinners f< Mother of Jerry Clapes, grandmother of Doctor of Canon Law degree at of the Junior court; Miss Mayme York street paving, and other pur MORTUARY Garrett, state regent of the Cath A Prefect Apostolic is entitled Clyde, Roxy, Mary, and Anna Clapes, Mrs. the Catholic University of Amer to pontificate only in his own terri poses to the extent of about $25,- FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, li Joe Baldino, Mrs. Fred Haberl, and Jerry ica, Washingrton, D. C., and will olic Daughters; and MJss Ann Fal 000.. A decree canceling these Giambrocco of Denver, and Solle Giam- lon, newly-elected grand regent. tory. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE T.\BOR 2361 1449*51 Kalamath St. brocco of Chicago. Requiem Mass was return to the university in the taxes and jgiving an injunction Monsignor Meyer, when here, against further taxation of Cal offered in Mt. Carmel church Monday at fall. Father Riordan worked for Troop 7 presented Mrs. Harvey Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms Phone MAin 4006 10. W, P. Horan & Son service. two years in Lincoln as associate Smith with a beautiful bouquet of gave illustrated lectures at St. vary cemetery was granted. MARY E. GALLAGHER, 934 S. High. editor of the Southern Nebraska pink peonies for her unceasing and Thomas’ seminary and in other in Mother of Ambrose S. Gallagher, grand stitutions. He is leaving Denver mother of Joseph Gallagher. Mrs. Gal Register. untiring efforts to help the or Go Wherd the Crowd Goes lagher, 73. a cashier of a Denver depart ganization. Friday morning, on his way back ment store for more than 40 years after Misses Gertrude Quinn and Pa to China. Father Tennien, who Fountain Buffet the death of her husband, was borh in spent some time in Denver more Hamilton, Ontario, Can. She and her tricia Kimme were praised for the GEO. P. husband, Ambrose S. Gallagher, Sr., lived^ Msgr. O’Ryan Is interest they showed in the work than a year ago, is working in the in Wichita, Kane., for several years be-’ of the organization by selling Wuchow prefecture. Pete’s Place HACKETHAL fore coming to Denver 49 years ago. Re Tasty Lunches, Beer, Wine, Liauors, Etc. quiem Mass was offered in St. Vincent’s more tickets for the Broadmoor so Monsignor Meyer is author Funeral Director church at 9 Thursday. Interment Mt. Speaker at Meet cial than any of the other juniors. of a 1,000-page dictionary of the 20tl» Ave. at Logan Olivet. W . P. Horan & Son service. Father Regan gave a very in Cantonese dialect of Chinese, pre Phone TA. 9046 1240 Acoma TA. 1656 WILLIS J. COATES, Sr.. 4722 Jo teresting talk to the assembly. pared for the benefit of mission sephine. Husband of Mary Ann Coates. St. Vincent’s Aid. meeting Tues One hundred and six honor pins aries studying the language, and Requiem Mass was offered at 9 Friday, day had several things,that marked May 29. in Annunciation church. Inter were given out at this meeting. has also prepared Chinese editions G. V. Porter of, St, Philomena’t it as outstanding. The manner in ment Mt. Olivet. It was the largest number of pins of catechi.sms, of Bible history, and Parish Invites You to which the large assembly was ever awarded by the court. ■WWW LOUISE FILLIPONE, Stockyards sta of sermon outlines for the use of l A T J AT tion. Wife of Pasquale Fillipone, mother handled with perfect dispatch was The annual summer picnic w ll catechists in the instruction of of Paul, Anthony, Josephine, Dominic, a tribute to the hostess, especially be held at 'Washing^ton park on Marie, and Rose Ann Fillipone. daughter converts. His prefecture has a as she had been in St. Joseph’s June 20. preparatory seminary eighty miles of Mrs. Anna Marie Martinelli, sister of .