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Cont«ntt Copyrighted by the Catholic Prese Society, Inc., 1942—Permission to Reprodaee, Excepting ______on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issne______Catholic Educators DENVER CATHOLIC Discuss Question Of Radical Changes
Can Traditional System Continue? Extreme Cau REGISTER tion Urged in Altering Curricuia to Meet The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. Needs of Vast War Effort VOL. XXXVII. No. 32. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1942. $1 PER YEAR The radical and far-reaching changes that will prob Great Spiritual R^ults ably be forced upon the schools as a result of-the war effort in America drew varied comments this week from Revealed in Acies Meeting four prominent Catholic educators in Denver. The educa tors, at the request of the Denver Catholic Register, dis 150 Converts Attributed cussed a matter that is uppermost in the minds of stu THE RESURRECTION— dents, parents, and teachers throughout the country—can THE GIFT OF FAITH The Resurrection, t h e most the traditional systems of education continue to function startling event in history, vras so To Legion of Mary Work, in a nation embroiled in total war? strange that the eye-witnesses of it Authorities summing up the could not'bring themselves to be Catholic stand were the Very Rev. lieve what they knew they saw. One Thomas D. Coyne, C.M., S.T.D., of the greatest proofs we have for Reports Archbishop Vehr REGISTER OFEERS rector of St. Thoma.s’ seminary; its authenticity is the difficulty that the Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, these people had in coming to the S.J., LL.B., M.A., president of realisation that the Master really The amazing record of the Den The record of the curia shows, Regis college; the Rev. Hubert had come forth from the tomb. ver curia of the Legion of Mary said the Archbishop, that 160 IIS SERVICES TR Newell, M.A., archdiocesan super Several persons had been raised in the past year was the subject adults in this area had become intendent of schools, and Paul J. from the dead by Christ in the of an address by Archbishop Ur interested in the Church and had Ketrick, Ph.p., president of Lo course of H is public ministry. ban J. Vehr to more than 850 le taken instructions in Catholic doc retto Heights college. Ijizarus h a d been called forth gionaries gathered in the Cathe trine as the result of the work of The principal problems con from the tomb when it was known HEW IRMI RIPER fronting American educators, Fa dral Sunday afternoon, March 29. the 18 praesidia in Denver. The that his body had already become The occasion was the third annual speaker also cited the fact that 42 ther Newell said, can be reduced putrid. But it was expecting too to these: 1. That of giving max. acies of the Denver group. marriages had been revalidated The following telegram, which much, obviously, for the disciples and 96 fallen-away Catholics had imum education to boys who may, of Christ to believe that He would been persuaded to return to the followed other negotiations, was if an eight-million-man army is to really raise Himself from the dead. sacraments because of the legion sent to the war department in be mustered, face induction into He had foretold it; they saw Him Easter Music aries’ work. Washington Thursday night; the armed forces at the age of 17. risen; but still they found the 2. Industry’s need of both boys truth hard to accept because of its These phenomenal spiritual suc War Department and girls who can qualify for de unusualness. Of all this, there b Programs Given cesses were due to the 10,700 visits Office of Adjutant General fense jobs, whether in the factory clear record in the Scriptures. Like to homes and the 10,825 calls made Washington, D. C. or office. 3. The proper placing wise, there is abundant record there to sick persons in local hospitals of emphasis in curricula in view according to the Archbishop. The Associated Press Thursday re and in all early Christian history ports your intention to publish of the nation’s being at war. of the tremendous influence on the In Supplement majority of this work was accom 4. The necessity of continued spe plished by the 202 active members army newspaper to be known as Christians’ lives and their willing Yank. Newsweek recently an cialized training of professional ness to face martyrdom for the of the legion and an added impetus men, doctors, lawyers, and, par Although Denver has experi was furnished by the 4,600 auxil nounced Yank will be put to press faith after the truth of the Resur enced no blackout and is seemingly in different parts of nation and ticularly, priests. 5. The moral rection had come home to them. far removed from danger of at iary and praetorian members who problem that is all but inevitable daily recite the prayers of the or that matrices will be sent from Today, we inherit the historical tack, the pinch of war has already central point, presumably New in the assimilation of youths 16 truth of the Resurrection after been felt here. Many Catholics ganization. In concluding he urged York. Catholic Church has one of and 17 years old in groups of older many centuries. With the grace have joined the armed forces; some the legionaries to continue their best outfitted newspaper plants in persons whether in colleges or in that comes in faith, we do not have given their lives for the coun present endeavors and also ex West in Denver, where it pub dustry. find it hard to accept the fact that try, and more losses may be ex pressed the hope that they might lishes a national paper and also Acceleration Demand* Caution the Son of Cod conquered death. pected. Every one is feeling the spread the field of their labors Philippine^ Status Unchanged official weeklies in standard news- The problems are even now be Around us, however, a r e many restriction in many lines made nec even further. laper size for 28 dioceses. We ing met in educational circles, ac skeptics. Ebster is a glorious time essary by the war effort. The sermon of the afternoon ave 16 typesetting machines and cording to Father Newell, who, for us to pray that our own faith BISHOP H S was delivered by the Rev. Dr. D. A* two speedy large new presses that with Dr. Ketrick, returned early may be made stronger and that the The Good Friday observances Special Japanese Envoy make us realize more keenly that Lemieux, pastor of S t Catherine’s, can be used for either standard this week from a meeting of the gift of faith may be granted by Father Lemieux complimented the North Central Association of Col God to our neighbors. Even the a period of suffering is upon us. newspaper p ^ e or tabloid page. But, just as the Resurrection fol legionaries for their successes in We are not interested in making leges and Secondary Schools in Apostles would not have understood his own parish and in the district To Vatican Is Appointed the Resurrection if they had not lowed Christ’s Meath on the cross, money on army newspaper, but Chicago. But acceleration, the all of us hope for a lifting of the After the sermon the Blessed offer the facilities of our plant for solution proposed most widely been aided by tbe grace of faith— Sacrament choir, under the direC' “He opened their minds, that they burden of sorrow as soon as possi its production in W est We are among educators ranging from Dr. ble. The celebration of the Feast tion of the Rev, Richard Hiester^ (Editor's note: The following Mr. Harada is 46 years old. He used to publishing for a national Robert Maynard Hutchins of Chi might understand the Scriptures,’’ story confirms a shorter notice that is a pagan, but his wHe is a fervent St. Luke tells us. Religion, it is of Easter this year thus has an sang “On This Day, 0 Beautiful PRMER EROm audience, as our own circulation cago university to the Very Rev. added significance. Mother” as the 202 active members appeared in the early-week edition Catholic. For 18 years Mr, Ha is 538,000 a week. We will be Robert I. Gannon, S.J., president obvious, is so far above the drab of The Register. Rei^use rt^clari- rada was a member of the Jap horror of daily life that man finds Despite the somber times the of the Legion of Mary approachec, glad to co-operate in anny news of Fordham university. New York, the altar of the Blessed Virg;in to fiesijiiiij^fyh/^issues favolusd and an e s e staff attached to the “ God must be given back ^to paper presswork for absolute cost N. Y., demands a program mapped it impossible unless he is lifted by spiritual joy that pervades Easter gives netd 'bdcKground details, it Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He , grace. Faith is in the supernatural will mark its cbmmemoratioh in make an individual act of conse the world and the world must be of labor gnd materials and our with care, extreme caution, and cration, pledging fealty for an is presented for readers of this was later sent to Europe as back to God,” declared editorial staff offers its service! intelligence. Such was the con sphere and he is In the low, Denver churches. Details of the papsri) counselor and charge d’affaires of animalistic rungs of the natural services will be found In the vari other year to her and to the Work K p Joseph C. Willging offree if it can be of any help. This sensus of the fbur Denver Cath of the legion. A group act of con Vatican City.— (Special NCWC the Japanese embassy in Vichy, offef comes to you by authoriza olic educators. sphere. ous parish notices. The entire pro France. Pueblo in addressing 600 Gath' The following description from gram of Easter music appears in secration was made by the auxil Wire)—The Japanese government olic men at breakfast following a tion of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr “Wo are trying,” Father Newell Luke xxiv of the risen Christ's ap- the supplement published with this iary members. in Tokyo has announced officially ACCORDS RELATIONS Communion Mass in Sacred Heart of Denver. Signer of telegram is points out, “to keep in mipd that (Tum to Page 4 — Column 1) week’s edition. Archbishop Vehr was celebrant that Ken Harada has been ap TO ANY COUNTRY Cathedral. He spoke of the need editor of the Register. we are educating for war, which is of Solemn Benediction. The Rev, pointed special envoy to the Vati Washington.—Establishment of for a “prayer front” in the pres Monsignor Matthew Smith. (Turn to Page i — Column i) Nephew of Beloved Priest John Schneider, O.P., and the Rev, can with the rank of minister and diplomatic relations between the ent emergency and expressed the Matthew Blenkush were deacon is coming to take up his post soon, Holy See and Japan is in accord hope that a weekly Holy Hour will and subdeacon, respectively. Mas according to word received here. with the traditional principle fol be held in all churches of the ters of ceremonies were the Rev. With regard to the Philippine lowed by the Holy See in such Pueblo diocese to pray for and Pvt. Powers 1 st Cathedral Desk Sergeant O’ Farrell Bernard Cullen and the Rev, islands, in which people of the matters. The Vatican accords such aid our men on the battle front. ilph Michaels, C.SS.R. United States, are intensely inter diplomatic relations to any country As the annual Communion coin The Rev. J. Roy Figlino, arch ested, inquiries brought word that that may apply for them, assum cided with the 60th anniversary of Has 23,000 ‘Guests’ Yearly diocesan director of the Legion of nothing has been changed regard ing of course that an acceptable the founding of the Knights of Boy to Land in Ireland Mary, was in charge of the after ing the status of the Apostolic arrangement may be made. Columbus, sponsors of the event, noon’s program. DSegation to the islands. No The establishment of relations members of the order commemo Approximately 23,000 " je s ts ’’ The following additional priests change is contemplated. The Most between the Holy See and Japan rated its establishment in other “Just tell my pals that we of the way over. It rained and periods ranging from a few hours were in attendance: Fathers Forest specifically does not at all con were lodged in the Denver city jail to sometimes several days, 1,800 Rev. William Piani, Apostolic Del talks. landed safely, and ask all of them snowed, and the waves really Allen, Idaho Springs; Claude, egate to the Philippines, remains stitute a new enterprise. As early to pray for our safe voyage made the ship roll. Half of the in the past year. Police officials in were women. O.F.M., Francis Kappes, William as 1922, Japan asked the Vatic After being introduced by the sist that the appellation “guests” as Delegate and will continue to Rev. William D. McCarthy, chap home,” was the message tlmt time I think we were practically About one-third of these pris Monahan, George Spehar, Edward fulfill' his duties. for such relations. The Holy See reached Denver this week from asleep in the air, rather than in most correctly describes those oners, or approximately 7,500 of lain of the Pueblo council, K. of lodged in the Denver jail, one of Fraezkowski, Paul Reed, John Re The Most Rev. Paul Marella re accepted in principle, and ar Pvt. James J. Powers, Jr., the our bunks. them, were registered (the term gan, Manus Boyle, Paulinus Ham rangements for relations were C,, Bishop Willging also paid the most modem “lockups” in the mains as Apostolic Delegate to tribute to the organization. “My first Cathedral boy to land in Throe Seaion*—All Wot booked is obsolete under modem mer, O.S.B., Boulder, and Leo L. drawn up. The Japanese diet, hoW' Ireland with the first American United States. Of the 23,000 who police methods) by Desk Sgt. Cor Japan, but the Japanese govern first word,” he said, “is one of con “This surely is a pretty country. Farrell, O.P. ment has conferred diplomatic ever, failed to ratify the agree Expeditionary forces to Europe were put in jail last year for nelius F. O’Farrell, who was edU' ment and thus the project failed gratulation to the supreme council The fields were so nice and green The closing feature of the after privileges upon him despite the in World war II. Pvt. Powers is that it seemed peculiar . . . until cated in the old Sacred Heart noon was a reception in the read- of consummation. In 1939 the of the Knights of Columbus, fact that he will not belong to the through its local council, on its the son of James J. Powers, Sr., we discovered that there is very college. Sgt. O’Farrell was named ing room of S t Paul’s chapel. diplomatic corps. Japanese government returned to and nephew of Miss Mary Powers, for his uncle, the late Father Cor this earlier agreement and once 60th anniversary, its diamond little winter here. There are three jubilee, of accomplishment for R.N., who reside at 1749 Hum seasons here: Misty, rainy, and nelius Francis O’Farrell, who at 1,200 Visited in Colorado General more negotiations were com boldt street the time of his death in an auto pleted, the Vatican continuing to Church and country. r.ore rain. . . . It hardly seemed mobile accident was pastor of accept the request of Japan. But “During these years, incoi^rafc- In the boy’s letter to his father possible that we were in the Holy Family parish in Denver and again the Japanese diet failed ing into its membership only the and aunt he wrote: “We arrived neighborhood of a war . . . until often was referred to as “the most Parish Priests Attend to ratify the arrangement. finest of American Catholic citi safely and on a more or less fine we landed. Then we witnessed on popular priest in Denver.” zenship, it has held before them day, compared to what we have a more or less small scale some of Thus, twice in years previous to been getting since our arrival here the damage bombs can do. There Prisoners held in the city jail the war, the Holy See had ac the highest ideals of religion and patriotism, and it has promoted in Northern Ireland. I am surely were quite a number of homes are no longer “booked,” because cepted the request of Japan, and happy that we made the ocean and buildings destroyed. The Ger the old-time police “blotter” has Cathoiics in Hespitai both times the project broke down programs of education and social welfare, always imbued with voyage safely . . . it was a rough mans may be able to destroy IRE A iH G E D gone the way of the old-fashioned on Japan’s part The Vatican, in trip. I think it was stormy most homes over here, but they defi hotel register. In most modem ho the present instance, had twice Christian ideals, that have con (By Max Greedy) nitely cannot dertroy the morale 'The faculty for the Loretto tels every guest is listed on a neat church of the home parish of the previously given its consent to the tributed richly to the advancement of these people. registration card. In the city jail Catholic patients in Colorado child’s parents is the proper place proposed relations. This time of the essential principles inter Heights college 22nd annual sum “Everything over here is ra mer session, to be held in the six a record of every prisoner is made General hospital, 4200 E. Ninth for a baby to receiye Baptism there was no impediment inter woven in our American traditions avenue, find their spiritual needs jected on the part of the Japanese. and culture.” tioned, and I do mean rationed. weeks from June 22 to July 31, Thff^ average number of Catholic SPEEGR CRNTEGI You people back home cannot and the courses of instruction that provided for in an efficient manner patiente in Colorado General hos The British government ap* Concerted Action Needed by the priests of Blessed Sacra iroached the Vatican early in the understand what rationing is until will be offered were announced pital is 30. Father Schmitt or Describing the need for con you have to get along on one-hqlf April 2. The 1942 summer session ment parish. Father Hiester visits these Cath fast World war and was promptly certed Catholic Action, Bishop accorded diplomatic relations while pound of sugar a week. . . . When marks the beginning of the pro There is no resident chaplain in olics every Tuesday and Friday Willging declared, “One Lord, one you go out to eat about all they this state-owned hospital, located afternoon. Confessions are heard. the nations were actually at war. faith, one Baptism, one God and TOREREERIN gram by which it is possible to acquire a degree in an accelerated in ^ e southwestern corner of the Early Friday and Saturday morn The first World war began in Father of all is the inspiration and three-year course. The studies parish, and the welfare of the pa ings the Blessed Sacrament is car- August, 1914, and in December of guiding principle. There must be open to high school graduates who tients is a responsibility of the pa (TumtoPageJi — Column i) (Turn to Page ^ — Column 3) (Tum toPage — Column 6) wish to pursue this plan are type rochial clergy. Under the guidance REGIS COEIEGE writing, shorthand, English, of the Very Rev. Harold V. Camp science, sociology, and mathe bell, pastor of Blessed Sacrament To Quard a Precious Heritage, The annual speech meet spon matics. church, a business-like program is her ‘|Unity for Victory” essay, which won first place in the all-Denver contest sponsored by the Ladies’ sored by Regds college for stu Emphasis also i^ placed on the functioning. The assistant pastors auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars., Catholic high school students won three of the five prices dents in the Catholic high schools modern language school with of the parish are directly in charge awarded in the contest. The winners were, left to right: Miss Pimpl, a junior in St. Joseph’s high s^ooi; of the Denver archdiocese will be courses keyed to meet war-time o;' ministering to the hospital pa Gene Jepkes, a St. Joseph’s high school senior, who won third price, and Phyllis Wingate, a junior in demands. A special feature of the tients, although the pastor often held in the college Saturday. helps. St. Francis de Sales’ high, who won fourth place. Miss Pimpl, whose essay will be entered in the state April 11. Entries at present in English courses will be a creative contest, will invest her $30 prize in war bonds. Prizes in the city contest will be presented to the winndrs writing workshop, including ad clude Annunciation, Cathedral. Such priests as the Rev. William at 9 p.m. Wednesday, April IS, in the Fraternal building, 14th and Glenarm. Mrs. C J. Lippert, chairman Holy Family, Regis, St. Francis de vanced composition and literary J. Mulcahy, now a chaplain in the of the contest for Denver Cadiolic high schools, is a member of Lowry auxiliary 501, VFW. Sales’, and S t Joseph’s high criticism. army, and the Rev. Andrew E. schools. ’The names of out-of- Listed courses of instmetion Warwick, pastor of S t Anthony’s are: Art, biologry, business, chem- town schools sending representa church in Julesburg, while attached tives to the meet have not yet been istiv, education, English, French, to Blessed Sacrament parish made (Turn to Page 2 — Column 4) announced. a host of friends for the Church Eight events will be featured in in carrying out duties in Colorado the contest—dramatic declama New Chapel Provided General hospital. At present the tion, humorous declamation, im Sft^ Cornelius. F. O’ Farrell hospital work is in the hands of promptu and extemporaneous the Rev. Harley Schmitt and the In Industrial School in duplicate on identification speaking, original and declama Rev. Richard C. Hiester. tory oratory, after-dinner speak cards. These cards list the pris In the past 18 months more than oner’s name, address, age, the of ing, and poetry reading. Girls With the co-operation of Harry 1,200 individuals in the hospital and boys i^ll compete In separate Bundy, superintendent of the fense charged, the place and time have been visited from once to of the arrest, the names of the divisions. Awards will be made Pvt. James J. Powers, Jr. Boys’ Industrial school near many times by priests of Blessed for first, second, and third places. Golden, the Catholic chapel of the arresting officers, and |;ive a de Sacrament church. Father Schmitt school has been moved from the tailed physical description of the Mr. Robert J. O’Sullivan, SJ., serve in the restaurants is ‘fish and Father Hiester alternate in director of speech and dramatics, and chips.’ Will you kindly send old auditorium to the former li one in police custody. caring for the hospital patients for brary building, which has been Regis college, is in charge of the me that can of tobacco? Also when But all of the work of the desk two-week periods. In 18 months, meet. Students in the speech de yon get in the mood to cook you furnished and will be used for sergeant is not the recording of 689 Communions have been dis religious services only. 'The new partment of Regis college will act can ^ d cakes, cookies, candy, and arrests. There is much other “Book tributed, Extreme Unction has IS judges. liturgical altar was designed and work” to be done. There are bonds what have you. Stuff like this is been administered in 86 cases, and A luncheon for the contestants plenty hard to get. constructed by Daniel Cavarra, an to be made out. A record must be 17 infants in danger of dea^ have employe of the school and a mem' will be served at noon on the day “The other night I heard over kept of tbe personal belongings received Baptism. Except in of the meet in the Regis college the radio that the American her of St. Joseph’s parish, Golden. taken from each prisoner and emergency circumstances, infants The new altar and chapel will be these personal items, such as lining hall. troops had landed safely in Ireland in the hospital are not b^tized The meet has been won in the . . . toe announcer toould have used for the first time on Easter money, knives, watches, pens, by Father Hiester or Father Sunday morning. (Turn to Page g — Column 2J past two years by Regis high said we arrived in one piece . . , Schmitt, who believe that the school. (Turn to Page — Column 3) PAGE TWO Office, Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Tbjirsday, April 2, 1942 \ DESK SERGEANT OTARRELL FILM ON NUTRITION WILL BE fo tU ro I Srniik Loretto Heights Easter Greetings HAS 23,000 ‘GUESTS’ YEARLY PRESENTED IN ST. PHILOMENA’S PLAZA LIQUOR ' I ^ i f ' ' * • . ’ i (Continued From Page One) attention. Most desk sergeants Summer Studies (St. Phiiomeaa’t Parish) of the committee appointed to se Will ffroadcast Prompt Free Delivery keys, and cards must be placed in soon learn that they are operating Mrs. Grenard of the Denver lect models for the annual fashion a separate envelope and put away a private charity institution. Some show to be given by the Cathedral HlHtsU- . ^ L: Red Gross chapter, instructor 334 1,5 th TA. 2504 1- - ( until they are returned to the de* boy needs carfare . . . a working Mothers’ club April 10. Mrs. Le parting “guest.” girl lacks the bus fare to enable Are Announced of the PTA Nutrition class, will roy Koerber will represent the Play on April S A., waurmi^ottOf* NOW mo> (ove Private Charitj Given her to rush to her dying mother’s present a moving picture Wednes mothers. side . . . somebody is hungry . Besides being a sort of an as day, April 8, at 1:30 in the school Frances and Robert Syrianey, often illiterate individuals will (Contikued From Page One) auditorium. The picture, which is students of St. Thomas’ seminary, On Wednesday, April 8, at 6:30 sistant hotel manager and a kind ask that a postqard be written to of "chief secretary" for a large home economics, Latin, mathe enacted by Hollywood actors and will spend the Easter vacation in .m. troop 101, Cathedral Boy the "folks back home.” There are matics, philosophy, sociology, and actresses, will depict interesting the home of their mother, Mrs. corporation, a desk sergeant acts no municipal funds for these little §couts, will broadcast the play, as a foreman. The jailers, police Spanish. facts concerning the production, : 'ichael Syrianey. A Scout. Is Helpful, over KVOD. "helps to humanity,”—desk ser Administrative officers will be care, and use of essential foods. Mrs. Clifford Starr and Miss matron, police surgeon, ambulance geants pay for them out of their In th« cMt >r* Alfred Lee Griebling. driver, “wagon" crew, and ele Paul J. Ketrick, Ph.D., preaident; An invitation is extended to all Therese Courtney, who were sum Jack Jepton. D irton Davli, Donald Ham JOHN R. COYLE vator pilot are among those who own pockets. Sister Francis de Sales, Ph.D., parishioners to attend. moned to Denver by the death of ilton. Jamei O'Nell. Raymond Baonigan, Do you know this ad is Sergeant O’Farrell has been dean; Sister Mary Vivian, Ph.D., St. Philomena’s PTA convened Mrs. Starr’s father, T. E. Carey, and John Reyci. Slater P. Leader Fleid- perform tteir duties under the member of the police department ner will he in charge of aound effeeta. State^RegUtered Optometrist direction of the desk sergeant The registrar, and Slater Mary Theo. for the regular monthly meeting returned to their homes in Wash The glay la being directed by the acout- worth money to you? since 1926. He has been a sergeant dore, A.B., treasurer. Monday, March 30, at 2 p.m. in maater, Robert G. Gruber. desk sergeant has a civilian clerk since 1937. ington, D.C., Tuesday, March 31. OPTICAL PCPANIHEHT to assist him, ^rticu larly in mak On the summer faculty are: the school auditorium with 50 Troop to Take Part in Circua Present it and take your The O’Farrell-home is at 1325 Sister Mary Alonza, Ph.D., pro membera present. Mrs. E. A. Hani- Will ExehxBfe Vowt ing records. When the desk ser Dahlia street A daughter, Patsy, The folio aring boya of the Cathedral choice of any of o u r geant is not busy with any of the fessor of chemistry; Sister Ann fen gave the opening prayer. The Prior to a Nuptial Mass to be troop will take part In the fifth annual CLEAN and complete back .SEARS. ROEBUCK is a senior student of St. Maiy’s Theresa, A.B., visiting assistant in delegates to the Deanery meeting read in St. Philomena's church Boy Scout circua to be given in City audi fcbregoing duties there ■ are usually academy. torium April is and 14 at 8 o'clock: number magazines at only ^ AND <0 . a lost child, a homeless man, or a business; Sister Mary Cecille, m pril will be Mrs. G. A. Monday, April 6, at 9;30 a.m., Tumbling team—Scouta Bucknell. Mer- Ve of our already low caan friendless woman to occupy his |A.B., assistant in mathematics; Schwartz and Mrs. John L. Kane Miss Helen Marie Zook will ex ihon. Ray Hamilton. Arthur Erickaon. price. Sister Mary Ethelbert, A.M., visit change marriage vows with Ensign Martin. Pleidner. Taylor, Kipp. Lewia, Mmei. D. R. Costello, E. B. Con' Oavia, Donald Hamilton, and Black; ing instructor in Spanish; Sister way, G. A. Schwartz, and W, E John B. Furstenberg, Jr. The Very aeout relay race—Scouta Fox. Bannigan, We do this to introduce Mary Felicia. Ph.D., professor of Jones will represent the organize Rev. “ Dr. .. Wiiliam..... M. Higgins wiill Bridgea. John Reyea, Joaeph Reyea, Rob our MONEY SAVING St. Vincent’s Unit perform the impressive rites. ert Erickaon, and Francia Vandegat: sociology; Sister Mary Francetta, tion at the April meeting of the chariot race—Scouta Joaeph Bacca and magazine trading system, A.M., instructor in French; Sister CPTL. Beautiful baskets of lilies, snap Ray Hamilton, horaea, and Kay Johnaon, which saves you one-half Frances de Sales, Ph.D., professor The following women were dragons and 'stocks together with rider: emergency aervice act—Scouta to two-thirds of your of Spanish; Sister Francis The' palms, ferns, and candelabra will Carlialc. Melfnrd Seby, Joaeph Caeaidy, named to the nominating com Terry Evert, Tommy Dillon, Rivatuazo. budget allowance for To Cast BaDots rese, A.M., instructor in educa decorate the altar and sanctuary. Elliott, Jaramillo, Greibling, Albert Jep- magazines. mittee and will meet -with the PTA tion; Sister Mary Helen, M.S., iu officers and the Rev. David Mai The bride will wear an ivory aon, and Bridger. structor in biology; oney, spiritual director, to select colored gown of slipper satin. It EASTER CARDS (St. Vincent de Paul’t Pariih) Paul J. Ketrick, Ph.D., profes candidates for the annual election is designed with a V neck and Women of Cathedral sor of English: Sister Mary to be held at the April meeting; the bodice is shirred down the The Altar society will hold its Louise, Ph.D., visiting professor of regular meeting Friday, April 10, Mmes A. C. Ames, E. A. Hanifen, front to form a draped effect. The To Meet on April 10 The Friendly Shop English; Sister Marie Clyoe, A.M., and E. B. Conway. extremely full skirt is shirred at at 2 p.m. in the parish hall. A rofessor of English: Sister good attendance is urged for the Mrs. M. Blake Vifquain, chair the waist line and is cut in a long The Cathedral Altar and Rosary Open S A.H. to 10 P.M. aura, A.M., visiting instructor in train. Her veil of illusion will fall society will meet Friday, April 10, April meeting as election of offi French; Sister Mary Nerinckx, Ph. man of the ways and means com cers will take place. mittee, announced that a party beyond the train from an off-the- at 2 p.m. Mrs. Henry Lyne, 1274 61 So. B'way RA. 0848 X)., proiessor of Latin; Sister Mary face halo trimmed with orange Pennsylvania, will be the hostess. All members of the society will Noroert, A.M., instructor in art; would be given by the PTA in blossoms. Her father, Harry T. receive Communion Sunday at the April. Mrs. Leon A. Chase re Members of the society will re Patronize These Firms. They Sister Mary Philibert, A.B., visit Zook will give her in marriage. Her ceive Communion in a body at the 7 o’clock Mass. ing assistant in Spanish; Sister ported that S370 worth of defense Are C o-operating With Your stamps and bonds had been pur bouquet will be of white roses 7 o’clock Mass on Easter. Paper. Jim McConaty, Jr. James P. McConaty, Sr. Members who wish* to donate Mary Rebecca, A.M., instructor in and stephanotis. rosary beads to the USO for dis home economics; Sister Rose Ce chased by the school children from 4S Yean Experience Feb. 16 to March 30. The bride will be attended by tribution among the soldiers leste, A.B., visiting assistant in her sisters, Dorothy and Miriam. should call Mrs. Edward Hegge, French; Sister Rose Margaret, Sister Janet Marie’s room won the treat fo» selling $137 worth, They will w'ear gowns of lace and Easter Greetings to When You Need An Underieker PE. 8539, and members of the M.S., professor of mathematics; net with tiny hats of net to match CYO will be sent to pick them up. the Rev.' James W. Stakelum, and Sister Mary Edna’s room came the dresses. Dorothy will wear in your home, you should put aside all New or old rosaries will be ac C.M., Ph.D., professor of philoso second with receipts of $118. The aqua marine and Miriam will wear All My Loyal arguments in favor of the one fact—the cepted. phy, and Sister Mary Ursula, M.S., sale of defense stamps and bonds yellow. Their bouquets will be April 9 Ladies* Night visiting instructor in business. will continue on April 6. Mrs. G. trained and proficient man is the best. A. Schwartz introduced the Rev. of mixed flowers in pastel shades. Friends and Thursday evening, April 9, will E. J. Trame, S.J., of Regis col Dudley Taylor will be Ensign Our Staff Is Composed of Experts be Ladies’ night for the Pinochle lege, who gave an inspiring talk on Furstenberg’g best man. Ushers Customers The expente it a matter of your own desire club. “Student Health” as it relates to will be Jack Hickey, Lee McCar St.' Mary’s circle met March 24 Assistant Dean Catholic education. Sister Mary thy, and Tom Young. Mrs. Etienne with Mrs. Murry Wolz. Mrs. Wil Florence of Loretto HeightsHeigl col Perenyi will be the soloist. She liam Ter Har and Mrs. McCarthy lege gave a resume of theth work will be accompanied by Miss were guests. Mrs. McCarthy won of the nuns in Denver from the Mamie O’Haire at the organ. Store Coal N O W ! Federal at No. Speer high score and also the traveling Qf Regis Named founding of the school in 1912 to Mrs. Zook, the bride’s mother, prize. The next meeting will be the present time. will wear a two-tone ensemble with Mrs. J. W. Dooley. with rose accessories and a cor (Regit College) The next meeting will be Apri! ORand 1626 St. Jude’s circle met March 26 27. Mrs. J, 0. Rusho and the moth sage of white carnations. Store Nu-Kol The Rev. John J. Gibbons. S.J., Following the ceremony a with Mrs. Sam Homer. Mrs. L has been named acting assistant ers of Sister Janet Marie’s room W. Sullivan was welcomed as a will be hostesses. breakfast will be served in the dean of Regis college by the Very Park Lane hotel' to the bridal new member. Defense stamps were Rev. John J. Flanagan, S.J., presi The next in the series of square CLEAN, HARD given as awards, high going to party and their immediate fam dent Father GiVbons, assistant dances will be held in the school ilies. A reception from 3 to 7 Mrs. J. A. McDonald and low to professor of philosophy of Regis auditorium April 8 at 8;30 p.m From Routt County Frumess* Mrs. C. T. Hilden. The next meet p.m. will be held in the home of college, was dean and registrar of A first aid demonstration by the the bride, following which the ing will be April 8 with Mrs. A Rockhhrst college in Kansas City, WILL STORE WITHOUT WASTE Jar-Proof Radebach. Flaming Arrow patrol with Leo young couple will leave by air Mo,, from 1933 to 1939. A new Roos, instructor, will be given by plane for Norfolk, Va., where En George Bader is convalescing dean for Regis college will prob boys of Boy Scout troop 130 in sign Furstenberg is stationed. The Fastest)Selling Coal That Ever Came to Denver EYEGLASSES in his home from a serious fafi ably not be named until the sum the scout circus to be held in the suffered last week. Miss Lucy Furstenberg, a sister % IdMl for men and women in deftnie work mer session, Father Flanagan an Municipal auditorium April 13 and of the bridegroom, will come from • For men In miliUrr eerviee. - OAvittOri The Altar Boys’ Mothejs’ club nounced. 14. It’s Hot, Very Little Ash, No Soot will meet Tuesday evening, April SL Louis, Mo., to attend the wed • Craftamen •Meehenlcs OCtr Driven Father Flanagan will attend the Miss Lillian Covillo is chairman ding. \ 7. with Mrs. Bernard Shay, 617 convention of the National Cath From our own mines at Routt County to you at lower cost SAVE Uae. iaeonvcnltnce end re S. Vine. olic Educational association in Chi pair expenee br weering Frameu cago next week. At the same time JAB-PaOOr EYE-GLASSES. PTA to Name Leaders Complete line of Religious Ther^e dteiretd to “take” tlie 50c The PTA will hold its regular he will represent Regis college at Catholic Nurses Articles for Church and CROW BAR COAL CO. knoeki,^^^|im tad Jolt* of todar'i the meeting of Jesuit high school, aetiTe WeeUy meeting on Tuesday afternoon, Home April 7, at 3 o’clock in the school college, and university heads, held Joe F. Stremel TA. 2336 in conjunction with the NCEA Actively Engaged A. P . WAGIVER COMPLETE hall. A jarge attendance is urged meeting. ASK THE ^FRIEND WHO'S USED A TON CAKEFUL EYE as election of officers will take Church Goods Co. Coach Robert C. MacKenzie of TA USI SH 14th EXAHIKATION place. Mrs. Emma' Bogart will be a guest speaker, and pupils of Sis Regis college is representing the In Defense Work ter Marie Joseph will entertain. college on the local recreational The Holy Name aociety will committee for national defense. Thursday, April 2, Father Flan Defense activities are progres meet Wednesday evening, April sing rapidly among the members 8, in the parish hall. agan spoke before a Denver meet Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. , Phons MAin 8487 ing of the Mile High Optimists’ of the Archdiocesan Council of The sympathy of the mehibers Catholic Nurses. of the parish is extended to Mrs. club, and the Rev. Leo C. Brown, Paul Brennan, whose mother, Mrs. SJ., instructor in economics in Three new classes have recently Wear an Essley Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist Dollie Saunders, died last week. Rems college, addressed the round been started in the Red Cross cha; t me discussion group in Denver. ter house. Catholic nurses teac! Suite 722 Mack Building, 16tb and California Streets The Rev. Florence J. Mahoney, ing the classes are Miss Francis It*8 Sp rin g S.J., professor of biology of Regis Demay, R.N., clinical instructor of Shirt This Easter T r y Rahh*s college, is at present giving a re St. Joseph’s hosnital; Miss Mar treat in SL Mary’s high school, garet Strauss, R.N., science in TO LOOK YOUR BEST BUILDERS’ Cheyenne, Wyo. structor of the Denver General PRODUCERS CREAMERY PRODUCTS MEAN HARDWARE The Rev. Leo P. Bums, S J., in hospital, and Mrs. Mary Savagesu AND PAINTS R.N., of Mercy hospital. QUALITY PRODUCTS AT REASONABLE PRICES structor in Latin, will be in houitbold and Electrical Greeley for Holy Saturday and Miss Catherine Lavelle, R.N. Appllaneaa, Sportiae Gooda, T on — 'n‘ avoir- Easter. finished a class in Our Lady of Ice Cream thing. Paul Clark of Homewood, 111., ML Carmel school March 17 for 10 80UTB BKOADWAT student in Colorado university; students of the seventh, eighth 85 PHOKE PE. TOia Henry. Lopez of Denver, and James and ninth grades. Milk • Cream BARRY MORRIS, Prep. Harris of Rlverdale, Calif., who is Th« followinx will rsctivs Rtd Cron 3 for ERNEST MORRIS. Mrr. a student of Regis college, won the etrtiSeates In homo noriins: Ftliels 15.40 Aelsrno. Frances B ln. Rens Csrollo, Butter 933 Bannock Sl firsL second, and third district Carolyn Costa. Lorrsina Chisrelli. Pearl KEyatone 3297, Denver, Colo. RABBIS conference prizes, respectively, in Di Ciemsntl. Juliette Di Paolo. Ann the national extempore discussion Fuschino. Elizabeth Greco. M artaret Ann Lamirato, Evelyn Laureta, Angelina contest held in the American Le Licata, Josephine Uauro, Gloria Marzano. gion home March 27. As district Maria Melarano. Virtinia Rosini. Janet winners, Clark and Lopez will go Sommt, Ntlllt Tolva. Aaannts Vtechi arelli, Joiepii Vachlaralli, and Sister Mary to. a regional contest in the Uni of tha Holy Cross. versity of Utah on April 20. At the last class meeting of St, Francis de Sales’ PTA, Miss Anne Essley trimness makes your Pauley, R.N., of the Visiting Benefit Parly Date Nurse association demonstrated Easter turn-out perfect. The Technique of a Home De. Every collar is Trubenized Changed la Apr. 26 livery.” —non-wilt with soft collar Dr. Harry Gauss, instructor in comfort. Because of the fourth draft reg medicine of the University of Colo istration on April 27, the benefit rado, addressed the home nursing card party planned for that date class of SL James’ parish oh “Nu * White Broadelothe under the sponsorship of SL An trition in Defense." The graduate Regular, Kent or Low- thony’s hospital guild has been nurses, student nurses, and sisters Boy CoUare. changed to the following day, of Mercy hospital ,ere guests. April 28, at 1:30 p,m. Members Miss Bellva Olsen, R.N., presi ★ Scores of new patterns in of the committee for the affair will dent of the ACCN, will begin amazing collar variety. hold a luncheon meeting in the first aid class for SL James' parish Denver Dry Goods tearoom April in SL Joseph’s hospital Tuesday. 13 at 12:30 p.m. Tom Egan is April 7, at 7:30 p.m. The class chairman of the committee. will be held Tuesdays .md Fridays Any member of the parish who is Golden Jubilarian interested in joining should notify Mrs. Helen Hinton, EMerson 3983 Miss Mary McSweeney, R.N., ft private-duty nurse from Mercy nospital, has joined the armed forces. She is stationed in the army air school, Lubbock, Tex. Easter Neckwear Classic
SHANKLESk TENDERIEEO LafayeHe Choir Will CENTER CUT Imported English AUSilk to t Dm. Picnic Hams STirixt,I n.. Slleed Ham, 2 slices. Sing For Easier Mass Foulards—-$ 1.50 Quality Lafayette.—Holy Week services MiUtr'i Bl-Q “Canterbury” silks bought months EAT M6RE UMB Bacon. Il>.__ are being held on Friday and CORN-FED DEEP Saturday. All-day devotions were ago for Cottrell’s Easter Neckwear Ganalnt SprlBC—Nona Bvttar held Thursday. On Easter the Pur. Pork Classic! Particular men will like the Siazugt, Ib...... • 29c choir, under the direction of Miss Leg O* Lamb, ' 9 14 a Oven Roast, Lucille Di Giacomo, will sing the away-from-the-usual patterns. Lb...... 0 1 C BUetd Vn I Lb...... Mass of the Child Jesus, by Wil Boston Lamb Leg 9 0 fi Loaf, 1h...... 20c kins. In the Offertory "Regina Shoulder Roast, Coeli” will be sung, either as k Loomed in ★ All Skillfully ★ Splendid Quality Boneless, no waste, Ib. b O C Ring Bologna, solo or by the whole choir. Shoulder Roast, 9 9 i lb...... 20c Lb...... Members of St. Ida’s CYO held England Faehianed by Hand Silke und Linings Lb...... their monthly social meeting on CCc March 23. Entertainment was Loin Chops, 9 C a furnished by Misses Betty Elzi Lb...... ODC Lucille Brown, and Bambina Mo' The Rev. Modeatui Wirtner, relli, and Billie Sirakman. The re O.S.B., who obaerved his goiden mainder of the evening was spent u* 1 Oe m illER 'S ^bllee as a priest in Johnstown, in dancing. Pa., spent 13 years in Colorado in Funeral services were held Mon PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKET parochial work. He is an authority day morning at 9 o’clock for Mi on Indian life, has devoted much chael Domingas, who w u killed in a t t r e m s CHANGE C / time to historical research, and is an auto accident. He was buried i SUPER mBRKETSI a member of several scientific so from St. Ida’s church in the cieties. Lafayette cemetery. Che Jtkm’s Store-6 2 1 s ix t e e n t h
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Thursday, April 2, 1942 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOOC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE JUBIL[[ BOyPLE ANNUNCIATION ALTAR SOCIEH PTjl Preferred Parish TO GIVE GAMES PARTY APRIL 7 Trading List COMPARE (AnBuneiation Pariah) treat in St. Francis de Sales’ 4 The Altar and Rosary society church Monday and Tuesday. The lower cost ofoOr MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER will sponsor a games party St. Vincent’s Aid society of the Dependable. Refined Tuesday, April 7, at 8:30 p.m. in parish ■will meet Thursday after Tlia marchanU rapraaantad la tkU aaetloa ara boeatara. Thay ara Hagus hall. Tickets are 25 cents. noon, April 9, in the orphanage. Service. There will be many special prizes,' The hostesses will be Mmes. John m s i . j o i i r s IJl/ L aaaieaa to work with yoa and ara doaorriag of yoar patronaga. Co- The proceeds will be used to help Lenihan, Art Molloy, Leo Lundy, m O R T U A R I t l eparato with them. (St. Patrick*! Pariah) buy material for new cassocks and Harry Zumtobel, and Ed Hartman. (St. John’* Pariah) GLendale 3663 surplices for the altar boys. St. John’s PTA ■will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Finn, Sunday is Communion day for On Good Friday the Mass of its members and friends at a residents of this parish for 49 the Guardian Angel sodality at the Presanctified will be offered luncheon card party on Thursday, C athedral years, will celebrate the golden the 7:30 Mass, and also, for the at noon, followed by Stations of April 9, beginning at 12 o’clock. anniversary of their wedding on younger children. the Cross and veneration of the The hour was chosen by the com Easter Sunday, April 6. A High Ten boys and girls of the cross. At 7:30 p.m. there will be mittee in charge in order that the Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Mass of thanksgiving with the Junior Newman club made the. re- Stations of the (Iross, sermon, and members of both -morning and Economy Liquor Store Hospital Pharmacy jubilarians in the sanctuary will veneration of the cross. afternoon nutrition classes might Heating Repairs Preterlption Specialist be offered by the Rev. Achille The Paschal blessings will begin N«xt to Clark*') Church Goo
comes to Denver in the puppeD ry JUNIOR NEWMAN RETREAT IN Rip Van Winkle shows to bb presented in the Barnes auditorium April 11 by Rufus and Margo Rose, professional marionette HI m m artists, l^ e Puppet club of St. M an’s academy is sponsoring the pro ST. FRANCIS’ ATTRACTS 190 duction. Shows will be given at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. with admission “CONnRMATION” I prices in reach of all, 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. FASHIONS IN GOOD TASTl The Roses, with 12 years of experience, are masters of their art and One hundred and ninety'7 juniorjUl Tueaday, March 30 and 31. The RlCilS eiFISgive a performance astounding in smoothness of action. They pro high and high school ^ p its of the exercises were sponsored by the duced. Snoic fFhile and Pinocchio a year ahead of Walt Disney. Rip from' our Girls’ Shop puolic schools of the Denver area affiliated Junior Newman clubs of Pan Winkle is a forertmner in the trend to Americana shown in the participated in a two-day retreat the Denver parishes, and Rev. Golden.—The April meeting of field of fantasy. in St. Francis’ church Monday and Raphael Burke, O.P., was the re the Altar and Rosary society was treat-master. held in the home of Mrs. Fred This year’s retreat was marked Clark, Sr., with Mrs. J. F. Wagen- Easter Essay Contest by the appearance of five students' bach assisting, on Wednesday aft from St. Paul’s church, Idaho ernoon, March 26. Acknowledge Springs, and a delegation of 13 ment was made of the gift of It Coats from St. Louis’ parish, Englewood. new monstrance veil by SL Agnes’ Will Include Among the 16 Denver parishes circle, and of a purple antepen- represented, SL Francis’ nad the dium given by St. Ann’s circle. largest delegation, with 30. Blessed Mrs. R. H. Graves and Mrs. .9 5 Grade Students Sacrament parish sent 21 and St. Eugene Bolitho are in charge of Philomena’s and S t Dominic's each tho altars for the month of April. 13 The afintial essay contest in re had 20. Volunteer workers are assisting Momenta of importance to children ligion is announced this week by Arranged by the Very Rev. Jos with the cleaning and various dteervo preaervation . . . and the one duties .pf Holy Week. Expertly tailored little beau method ^ eapturinc outatanding evente the archdiocesan school office. The eph O’Heron and the Rev. Hubert ties to make your young la with Rood photography. Our portraita competition is sponsored by Arch Newell, the retreat coincided with Mrs. T. S. Garrison was ap a rt expertly made, and you can order pointed publicity chairman of de daughter look cuter than ever. one or a doten. Come in any time. bishop Urban J. Vehr to stimulate the first two days of the Denver the study of religion in schools of public schools’ spring vacation. fense activities of the Altar so Fitted or boxy styles in soft ANDERSON the archdiocese. This year, in ad A breakfast was served to the ciety in the parish. pastels, navy, red, checks or dition to high school students who retreatants in the school cafeteria Mmes. R. H. Graves, J. F. Wag. plaids. Sizes 3 to 6, 7 to 1'4 Photograph Studio regularly compete, there will be on Wednesday morning after a enbach, and Arthur Susemihl were 10 to 16. IIM 15th St., Comer Lawrence a competition for the elementary High Mass in which they received appointed on a nominating com' ^ ^ B ,a _ F rre Newapaper C n ta ^ _ ^ ^ _ school pupils of the sixth, seventh, Communion. The Most Rev. Arch mitttee and they are to present GIRLS’ SHOP and eighth grades. Three general bishop Urban J. Vehr addressed the names of candidates for Altar NEW FIFTH FLOOR topics will be offered: the group and Father Burke gave society offices for the coming For juniors and seniors, “The the Papal blessing. year at the May meeting, which Catholic High School Student On Monday and Tuesday the pro will be held in the rectory. Helps to Win the War;’’ for fresh gram began with a High Mass at The Altar society will serve the MEN!i Here's where men and sophomores, "The Catho 9 o’clock and conferences continued wldiers’ luncheon in the USO club, lic High School Student Helps to until noon. Luncheon was served E. 17th and Grant, Denver, on Your wardrobe will score a your ieei get Win the Peace;’’ for sixth, sev in the cafeteria. The afternoon Sunday evening, April 19, when enth, and eight grade pupils, “How conferences closed with Benedic members will furnish the enter victory thru— aiieniionlj I Can Help Uncle Sam to Win the tion of the Blessed Sacrament at tainment and the luncheon. War.’’ 2:30. Mmes. Hugh Beers, Eugene High school students’ essays Other Denver parishes repre Bolitho, ana Chas. Hemberger re GIGANTIC'S New Money-Saving should be approximately 900 words sented and the number of dele port that the food sale held in the in length. Entries should be type gates were: Loyola, 16; Annun- rectory after both Masses Sunday Prices written if possible, or they may be ciation,M2; Holy Family, 12; St, was very successful. John’s, 8; SL Mary Ma^alene's, legibly written in ink. Grade SL Ann’s circle convened on school entries are to be approxi 8; SL Vincent’s, 6; Holy Rosary, HVSCRAACE STATEMEIVTS C A SH ! CARRY 5750 6; St. Catherine’s, 4; Cathedral, Thursday afternoon, March 26, at Among insurance companies licensed to transact business in mately 250 words in length, type 1p.m . for a luncheon meeting in Men's Suits ...... 5 4 ^ » 511.75 written or legibly written in ink. 4; SL Joseph’s, 4, and St. James’, 3. Colorado by the State Insurance Department are those printed below the home of Mrs. Ray Smith. The the headings of these respective companies! \ All contestants are to use standard next regular meeting will be held Overcoats...... 7 7 ^ Di.SCBOLL'S SHOES size paper and are to write on in the home of Mrs. J, F. Wagen- only one aide of the page. ■ bach on Wednesday, Apfil 8. Thi followinf coaptnlta rtpr«tanU4 The following eempaiilet repreecntod Men's Felt H a ts...... 54^ The contest will close Saturday, Good-Iooldngthoet,anatomically Sodalists Hosts in St. Agnes’ circle will meet on by by Ladies' Plain Dresses and Doth Coats...... 77^. correct and properly fitted to May 9. All essays are to be sub mitted at that time. The papers Tuesday, April 7, with Mrs. Hugh feel good on your feet. Adequate Beers. The meeting scheduled for MORGAN, LEIBMAN (10% Additional for Call and Delivery Service) tread apace... tnug fitting heel will be judged by a committee of March 31 was pos^ned in order J. J. CELLA priests and la^en, with the Arch INSURANCE AGBNCT ... a lu t for every type of foot. that the members might assist with . & HICKEY bishop as chairmim. Holy Family HaH TA. 1895 the Holy Week preparations in the ntS Sttarity Bids. K*- **>* T51 Gas * Elsctrie Bldg. FEET HURT? team about Dr. Three revolving trophies will be church. MAin MAin SchoU't Foot Comfort* Service, in awarded to the schools from which cluding Dr, Scholt'a Shoes, Arch (Holy Family Parlih) Frank Zimmer is again seri STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO 6101 6101 the best essay of each division lasaraaca Department Inearanca Department Bupporta, Foot Aids. Come in for The mission branch of the ously ill in SL Anthony’s hospital, comes. The trophies become the Blessed Virgin sodality sponsored Synopeii of Statement for 1941 ae ren Synopsis of Statement for 1941 aa ren a Free Foot Tea t... no obligation. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith rC' d er^ to tha Commteeioner of Inturmnea. d e r^ to tha (tommiasioner of Insurance. permanent possession of _ the a games party in the school audi Commarelal Caeailty Iniaranea Company First American Fire Insurance Company Cleaners and Laundry schools winning them three times. torium Wednesday, March 25. ceived heartening news from their NewaA. N. J. New York. N. Y. Suitable awards will be made to son, Corp. Dick Smith, who was ______S11.851.««8-52 A s s e ts ______54.698,659.95 700 EAST COLFAX AVE. Patricia O’Keefe has recovered ...... 8.880.997.17 the writers of the three best essays sufficiently from an accident to in Clark Field in the Philippines Llabilltlm ------1,364,899.14 DfScho/l during the major raid there early 1,000.000.90 Capital ...... 1,000,000.00 BRANCHES IN EVEBT PARISH FOOT COMFORT* SHOP in each of the three divisions. resume her studies. — Z Z Z H - 1.650.67L86 Surplus . 2,242,460.81 The sodality project of last in December. While his letter O^vned and Operated by dated in January, did not reveal (Copy of CertlAcatb of Aathority) (Copy ef Cartlllcata of Aathority) La Rudolph A Soa week was the participation of the STATE OF COLORADO Know Coming members in a Living Rosary of the his location, he said he was well STATE OF COLORADO 410 leth St. and keeping busy. “When we in CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY MINIATURE AND MOVIE KODAKS •B«. U. g. Pit. Off. Seven Dolors in honor of Our Lady OSlee of Commlaetoner of Inearanca Office ef Commissioner «f Insarsnea Weatlier Changes of Sorrows in the church on March the Philippines get the upper hand, I, Luke J. Kavanaush. CommUeloner of I. Luka J. Kavanaush, Commissioner of we are surely going to deal those Iniuranc6. do hereby certify that the Com* Insurance, do hereby certify that the First We Photograph Anything Anywhere Bt roar own woathor mon. Know what 26. mercUl CMualty Ineorance (^ p a n y . a American Fire Insurance Company, a cor tho woothor will bo 24 to 36 honro In The eighth grade presented Japanese babies a lot of misery,’’ corporation orgonlied tmder the law* of poration ortanised under tha laws of New 1 >AT odvonco. Oar borometoro aro precision Shoeking Shakespeare for the boys he said. He is a mechanic with New Jeraeyp whoee principal ofEIc# U lo York, whose principal offica is located at rm isB iN a THE MILE HIGH PHOTO 00. WICI mods to ininro atasot accnracy at thU of the high school at an assemblj a (bombing squadron, (^fp. cated at Newark, in coneideration of com New York City, in consideration of com Smith is a graduate of Golden pliance with the lawf of Color^o, i» ber^ pliance with the laws of Colorado, is hereby nt-43 SKVENTBINTB BSTSTONl (U4 O X N m altitado. Smartly otylod. Priced right. March 26. by anthorlied to transact the authorixed to transact the business set high school and has been in Clark forth in the provUlone of forth in the provisions of its Charter or Miss Eileen Moore acted as host Field since last October. He en Artlclee of Incorporation permitted by the Arffclse of Incorporation permitted by the ess at a dinner party in her home listed in the air corps in Chanute said laws, until the last day of February said laws, until ths last dsy of February Tuesday, March 24. Guests were In the year of our Idord one thousand nine In the year of our Lord one thousand nine Field, Rantoul, 111., May 25, 1939. hundred and forty-three. hundred and forty-three. . Mary Zaiss, Grace Zehnder, Ella After basic training, he was gradu IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here Tomoff, Ed Hose, Robert Seiwald, ated as an airplane mechanic and unto set my hand and caused the seal of unto set my band and caus^ the seal of Clyde Isenhart, Joe Fabry, and my offieo to ba affixed at the CIW and my offioe to be affixed at the City and Bill Davey. was transfem d in October, 1940, County of Denver thli fimt day of Hareb, County of Denver this first day of March, to March Field. A year later he a p 1042. D. 1042. Sister Mary Gerald, principal of went with his squadron to the (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Holy Family high school, attended Philippines. CommiHiontr of Inauranea. Commissioner of Insurance. the annual convention of the North PvL Patrick J. Connolly, also a STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Central association in the Stevens Inearanca Departmant Insurance Department hotel, Chicago, March 23-28. member of SL Joseph’s parish, who Synopeii of Statement for 1941 ae ren SynopMs of Statement for 1941 as ren left recently for the army, is now dered to Oie'Commleeloner of Ineuranee. d er^ to the Commissioner of Insurance. Holy Family school closed on located in Camp Roberts, Calif., Firemen'e Inearanca Company ^of Nawark. The Eagle Firs Company of New York SPETH Wednesday noon, April 1, and will Naw Jereey. Nawark. N. J. New York. N. Y. where he will be stationed for 13 ______585,825.425.06 Assets ______52,624,887.61 reopen Easter 'Tuesday, April 7. weeks’ training. LtobmtiM“ I ______20.178.308.11 LiiblliUes ______871,644.79 Six Massat on Eatter Mr. and Mrs. Sergei Zelenkov 9.897.890.00 CaplUl ______1,000,000.00 S u rp lu s______652,742.82 The Mass on Holy Saturday will and two children are new members sJm lM ...... 6,054.426.95 be at 8 o’clock. Stations of the Cross of St. Joseph’s parish now residing (Copy of CartWeaU of Aathority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) FLORAL CO. will be made at 3 o’clock on Good at 1006 16th streeL STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Miss DeCoIa is ill. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOBITT CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOBITT Friday. The Easter Masses are Offica ef Commieaioner of Inearanca Office ef Cemmiaaionsr of Insurance at 6, 7:30, 9, 10, 11, and 12. The I, Luke J. Kavanauxh. Commieelonar of I, Luke J. Kavanaugh, (tommtssioner of 6 o’clock Mass will be a High Mass. Ineuranee. do hereby certify that the Fire- Insurance, do hereby certify that Tha Eagle Headquarter$ for Holy Rosary Club’s men'e Ineuranee Company of Newark, New Fire Company of New York, a corporation The sacristy workers for Friday, Jersey, a corporation orsanlxed under the organized under the laws of Near York, April 3, are Mmes. Frank Alioto, whose principal office is located at New Rule 2-lnspeel Tires for Cuts Regularly • laws of New Jersey, whoea principal office Nick Contor, Peter King, and Play Is Suocessful ii located at Newark, in coneideration of York City, in consideration of compliance A cut in the tread of the casing may s^m insisf- Walter Koerber; for Saturday, compliance with the laws of Colorado, is with the laws of (tolorado, is hereby au 1 u : w hereby authorized to transact the buelneea thorized to transact the business set forth nificant but may result in the loss of casing unless Easier April 4, they are Mmes. Peter (Holy Rotary Parith) set forth in the provisions of Ita Charter or In the provisions of ita Charter or Articles It costs so little to give your child King, Nick Contor, Walter Koer Articles of Incorporation permitted by the of Incorporation permitted by the said repaired promptly. Have your tires inspected The religious play given by the said laws, until the last day of February laws, until the lest day of February in the the best in music when you ber, Tom Bullock, and Paul year of our Lord one thousand nina hun' by our experts at regular intervals. Repairs, re Kriely. Dramatic club was a great success. in tha year of our Ix>rd one thousand nine choose 0 Gulbronsen Console, Monday Ball Under the expert direction of Ed h'indred and forty-three. dred and forty-three. capping and retreading if necessarj^ will be done one of America's Smartest Piano Will Play Cards April 8 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here Krasovich, and with a splendid unto set my hand and eaue^ the seal of unto set my hand and caused the seal of quicldy and the best of available materials used. Fashions. Its smartly compact SL Rita’s circle will hold a card cast, the play was greatly enjoyed niy office to be affixed at the City and my office to be affixed at the City and encasement tempts nimble Corsages party on Wednesday, April 8, at by the audience that packed the Ckiunty of Denver this flret day of March. County of Denver this first day of March, Goodrich SUcertoten Stores are known for thetr guaranteed Hre fingers to express themselves « A. D. 1942. A. D. 1042. 8 p.m. in the school hall. hall. It is hoped that the Dramatic (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, repair work. Have your tires cheeked today. musically while its glorious tonal Mrs. George Schisserdecker, who club will soon present another Commiaeioncr of Insoranea. Ck>mmlssioner of Inauranea. fidelity inspires a life-long production. lived in Holy Family parish 40 STATE OF COLORADO Goodrich Silvertown Store appreciation of beautiful music. 38 Years of Satisfactory years before moving to Illinois, Evening devotions on Good Fri' Iniaranea Dapartaent day will be at 7:30. OF THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY this week is visiting old friends in 8]moptii of Statement for 1941 os ran- The following eompaniae repreeented Service the parish. She spent the past On Holy Saturday Mass will be dor^ to the Commlaiioner of Iniaranea, A. 0. KNIGHT. Mgr. 10^ DOWN—THEN 18 RopabUe Inearanca Conponr, winter in San Diego, Calif., with celebrated at 8:30 and in the eve DaUoi, Ttxoi ^ MONTHS TO PAY her daughter, Katherine. ning at 7:30 the solemn celebration AeieU ______,^.19.266.474.98 510 14th St. Comer Colfax at Marion of the Resurrection will take place, Llabilltiea______4,678,182.28 On Easter Sunday there will be C a p ita l______2,000,000.00 Surplus 2,588,812.72 REED & C O . 1201 E. COLFAX Low Mass at 8 and a High Mass G. * E. Bldg. CH. 5575 at 10 o’clock. (Copy of Certificate of Authority) \ SAVE A S Several members of the Newman STATE OF COLORADO Le Moines club attended the retreat in St. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY STATE OF COLORADO Office of Commissioner of Insurants Iniaranea l^partment CH. 1244 Francis de Sales’ church. 1, Luke J. Kavanaugh, Commissioner of Synopaii of Statement for 1941 at ran- Patronize These Firms. Insurance, do hereby certify that the Ra- dered to the CommlMioner of Insurance. Are C o-operating With MARKET publle Insurance Company, a corporation American Indemnity Company, Guardian. Angel Guild organised under the lawa of Texas, whose Galvoeton. Tesoa Paper. principal office is located at Dallas, in Allot! ______15.091.701.92 U. D. JONES. Prop. Will Meet on April 9 consideration of compliance with the laws L U b ilitie s______8,241,701.92 of Colorado, 1s hereby authorized to trans C a p ita l______1.000,000.00 act the business set forth in the provisions Surplus _____ , ■ ------850,000.00 Easter Greetings Members of the Guardian Angel of its Charter or Articles of Incorporation g(uild will meet in the Daniels permitted by the said laws, until the last (Copy of Certificate of Authority) day of February in the year of our Lord STATE OF COLORADO For the Active Miss and Fisher tearoom at 12:30 p.m. one thousand nine hundred and forty- Thursday, April 9. Mrs. H. L. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY PROMPT FREE DBLtVERT three. Office ef Commissioner of Insurance This dainty Strap coniea Knight-Campbell PE. 9862 1383 W. Alameda Gotden, Mrs. Garland, and Mrs. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here I. Luke J. Kavanaugh, Commissioner of Crede will entertain. unto set my hand and caused the seal of Insurance, do hereby certify that the In bbtek patent or my office to be affixed at the City and American Indemnity Company, a corpora M . 9 9 County of Denver thla first dey of March, tion organized under the laws of Texas, white. Slzee 8H to UH Music Co. A. D. 1942. whose principsl office is located at Galves SPECIAL PRICE Named Delegate (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. ton, in consideration of compliance with $ 1 .7 9 . SIzeiUtoS.v ONE UONTB ONLY Commissioner of Insurance. the laws of Colorado. Is hereby authorized 1 Raeorcr 2 pa. Mt wttli to transact the business set forth in tbs 1617 California rtloar or tapaatry provisions of its Charter or Articles of COLORADO Incorporation permitted by the said laws, lU f Kmart Stepin ootnee UPHOLSTERED Inter-State Business until ths last day of February in the year ruRNmnts co. of our Lord one thousand nine hundred in black patent, tool .99 Caaranltnt Terms and terty-three. Open or closed toe. S45I ISth SL OLoaSala 2314 Men’s Accident Co. IN, WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here DE8 MOINES. IOWA unto set my hand and caused the seal of Siaee U to 8. my office to he affixed at the City and Cisunty of Denver this first day of March, STATE OP COLORADO A. D. 1942. * Insnranca Dapartment (SEAL) LUKE J . KAVANAUGH. “Bobin Hood” Foot Outfit the Family CHECKER Synopsis of Statement for 1941 as rs Commissioner of Insurance. d e r^ to the Commisisonsr of Insurance. Health Shoes In black STATE OF COLORADO S O - 9 9 CABS Inter-State Buslneee H ea'i Accident Insoranc. Dtpsrtmsnt patent or white Idd; AA ID DUNDON, Her. Company, Dee Melnee, Iowa Synopsis of Statement for 1941 as ran to B—alzee U to S...« On Easi| Credit! der^ to th. Commissions of Insuranet. TA. 2233 Ltwart Zoatd Rataa Millers National Insarance Company, ChlcagD, Ili, A s s e ts______57.869.469.54 Liabilities ...... 6,218,616.78 Permanent Fund ...... -....- 1,090,000.00 (Copy ef Certlflcate of Authority) Surplus ...... 1,856,968.76 For the Active Boy STATE OP COLORADO (Copy of Csrtificate of Aotharity) BoUn Hood Boys’ Shoes—for COLDEN EAGLE CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOBITT STATE OF COLORADO good looks, foot health and (Mfice of Coramisiionar ef Insurance CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY good wear. Sizes 1 to & I, Luke J, Kavanaugh. Commlseioner of Offica of Commissions of Insaranct ^OASTEDAN^llVIREO^ Insurance, do hereby certify that the Inter- I, Luke J. Kavanaugh, Commitsfoner of Widths A to D— State Bttsinaee Men’s Accident Company, a Insurance, do hereby certify that the corporation organized under tha laws of Milters National Imniranee Company, FRESH DAILY Iowa, whose principal offica is located at corporation organized under the laws of .99 opitiiym nin Illinois, whose principal office is located at Des Moines, In consideration of compliance ValoMAtBexceUtd inQiuHtY Tcu. with the laws of Oolorado, is hereby au Chicago, in consideration of compliance 8plcet.Bxmcti, Baktog Powdgf Mrs. Thomai Garriaon of Golden, thorized to transact tho businese set forth with the laws of Colorado, is hereby au* thorized to transact the khsineas w t forth ’ 2 preaident of the. Archdiocesan in the provisions of ita Charter or Artlclee KE. 7181 Council of Catholic Women, haa of Incorporation permitted by the said In the provisions of its C h arts or Articles "Expertly Fit for Over 41 Fears” been chosen a delegate to the laws, until the last day of February in of Incorporation permitted by the said UNTIL EASTER the year of our Lord one thousand nine laws, until the last day of February in the NCCW convention in Hollywood, year of our Lord one thousand nina hnU' hundred and forty-throe. dred end forty-three. , SPICE Fla., April 18 to 22. The confer IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here 9A.M. TO 9P.M. ! ence wai advanced aeveral montlu unto set my hand and caused the sea! of onto set my hsnd snd e au t^ the seal of IPRBER'S SHOP because of the war emergency, my office to be affixed at the City and my office to be affixed at the City and ■ VerTEA SHOES EDA LESS 2tM a Mtrkgt Sti. Dtnvw Catholic women'i part in the war (iounty of Denvtr this first day of March, County of D eavs this first dsy of March, A. D. 1942. A. D. 1942. 1M COLORADO S IH C lim effort will be one of the moat im (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LU IK J. KAVANAUGH, lew kUtm- -eS4 iOTH STREET- -New AMfwe portant toplca to be conalder^ Commisaiouar of Insuranos. ComiitsioiMr of InsHzaMc.
1 PAGE EIGHT Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyrtpne 4205 Thursday, April 2, 1942
Southern Colorado's Best GRAY HAIR rear was St'. Patrick’s, shown below with the trophy of the Pueblo Parochial league and trophies and medals won by the midgets in SIDELINE ECHOES topping the Pueblo Centennial gold medal tournament. The trophies KILLS ROMANCE From George Kell^ were presented in an assembly by Father Andrew Sucek, president of , You know Out gray the Pueblo league. In the picture, left to right, front row, are Father * hair 8p01i the end of romance W» bare bo intention of in* •tiles click, never heard any John Kelley, league secretary; Jack Jagger, Bob Durkin, Capt. Richard ■.. yet you are afraid to rolor your hairl You are afraid oi fringing on tha “Ckronie more about the insurance and Mudrone, Frank Stancato, Patrick O’Leary, and Father Sucek; back dangeroua dyea, afraid that it forget about the matter. We row—Charles Mayemick, Bill Donnelly, Jack Krasovich, Eddie Sajbel, ia too d if ^ it. afraid that ^ e Crank” copyright of another did not, however, and we will and Father Patrick Stauter, team sponsor. Coach C T. Fitzgerald was dye will deairoy your hair a natural lUBlre—afraid. moat of Denwer sportawriter, but onto not until the question ia clari not present wlien the picture was taken. - all. that everyone will know more we find it neeeaeary to fied. We want to know why '■i ’ your hair ia "dyed'. Parochial league teams did Thaaa faara are ao naedlaaa 1 1 oday at your howl. This time our target ia drug or departmem store, you ttn buy Man the Colorado High School not share in the insurance- Canon City.— (Abbey School) I Oeidinan Gray Hair Coloring Praparation It Coaches’ aaaociation, tponaor coverage plan. —Led by a sharpshooting sopho tranaforins gray, bleached, of faded hair to the dealied ahade—so gradually th « your cloawt of tha annual all>atar prep This year’s two 26-man metro more, Pete Arambel, the 1943 friends won't guess. Pronounced h a r ^ w oy grid coBtaat, which ia ached- politan and state squads have been Abbey Bear,cage team handed the ■fli*- medical suthoiTUea. no akin teat needed. It a ac uled for the D. U. stadium senior Bulls a 24-16 setback Sun Scarfd economical, ao easy. selected and the names of four Boy a bottla today on a monay-b^ guaranlaa Friday, Aug. 14. Catholic high gridders. Bill Harris day night, March 29. This game Or if you d rather try it first, write tor try Last year a crowd approaching and Dave Rampe of Regis, Tony ended the three-week spring bas 10,000 tprtied out for the fray, Mejphy of St. Joseph’s, and Bob ketball grind in the Benedictine ir ^acLels^ and about half that number was Stimack of St. Mary’s, Walsen school. 3 in 1 RADIO TUNER there for one pu^ose: To see just burg, appear on the rosters. We The Bulls drew first blood when ssp seia tt^ how good Paul Vinnola was. There would be the last one in the world McKenna hU and held a 4-3 advan- I Only $1.00 Postpaid were a dozen potential college to urge these boys to pass up the .tage at the end of the first period, for ike first crUp J a ^ o f 1. Airlal stars in uniform, but the former glory that results from playing in but the Bears cams to life and Eilmlnotor St. Joseph’s back was the drawing the August contest, but unless the gained a 10-5 advantage by time 2e Ant«nnp Spring “-cHovei^ Tun«r power, make no mistake about Coaches’ association guarantees the half was called. that. What happened? Vinnola that Catholic schools will be cut in The final period found the >. Wov* Trap 3 kirs ik a l ^ou t(w ear _pntmtMija______buma,_____ clicks.tUlio caused by ele> played almost the entire game, on the profits, we are going to Bruins taking the upper hand in tricftl appUanees. rain, wIndL ate. Replace turned in hig usual top perform suggest just that. tnaffeeti^ oataida aeriaU. Mora your radio all departments, with six of the anywhere. Th# 3 In I improrea the recaption ance, although he -was prevented seven winners contributing to the tku andman^^prin^ to come* of weak ftationi. .•aparate* mterferlaf sUtiona. from making any long runs be fires you frester rolume sod distance, uset no These four athletes want to scoring. Pete Arambel was high power. iMts life of radio. Also works on baU cause there was little co-ordinated point man with 11 tallies, while tary radios. Takas minute to connect. 5 DAT blocking, and tha crowd went away participate in the tilt because nZE TRIAL. PEND NO MONET, Simply Stewart led the Bulls with five pay Poatmaa 31.00 ploa faw «nu poaUga or satisfied. they love football. They are points. Kenney and Squeak Aram we will tend postpaid for one dol^r bul. ' Vogoa not going to aayt “ Insure bel contributed four each to the fllmlnatorgllmlnator Oo.« §430 $. Ashland Avt., OapU Up to this point everything B-742, Ohioaao- AaENTS WkNTID. Catholic athletes or do with senior cause and McKenna, three wea in order. Money netted Parochial Loop Opens With points. on the game, according to the out our services.” No, they For the Bears, Costigan, a fresh Coachga' association, would be will net say that, nor should EPILEPSY used to pay for injury insur they. If the association does man, played his usual fine floor ance covering prep athletes, not voluntarily offer the in Tripieheader on April 12 game, and Captain Benny Lom EPILEPTICS! and this gesture, too, ap- surance to Catholic schools, bard, Chris Holden, Walt Sobba, Detroit lady finds relict tor huatwnd. ' peered commendable. Actual and Bob Blind turned in excellent She will tell you bow. All lettera nn- then the officials of these defensive performances. Blind awered. Mrs. Geo. Dampatar, A pt 21. ly, however, the Parochial Catholic schools should find Play will open in the Parochial The remainder of the loop sched MUSIC MAINTAINS MORALE 6200 W. Latayetta Bird, Datrolt Ulch. league, which furnished the league Sunday, April 12, when a took over the center job in the out why. ule, •with the contests billed in the absence of Berberich, who left for magnet that made the turn- Perhaps the game in 1941 did tripieheader -will be played on the Make Some Camp Happy With An Accordion Gift Regis college diamond 'with S t order they will be played—12, 2, his home in Wichita, Kans., Fri not net enough funds to provide »nd 4—is as follows: day, March 27, for dental care RHEUMATISM Thtra't No Excuse For for the protection of all the prep Joseph’s battling Cathedral in the opener at noon. In the other April IB—Hoi/ Fwnll/ te&m The large crowd of followers BONVICINI AGCORDIUN GO., INC. Arthritis - Neuritis - Beiatiu athletes in the state; we have never Catliedrftl: AtmuneUtlon team vt. who witnessed the game believe Why eontlnua to snfter the heard. Perhaps the association games, Regis will face Mullen high HolleQ; SL Franeli'.TM. Reg^lt. 617 15th St. KE. 0917 agonizing paiiu ot thcaa dit> BLOTCHY SKIN! at 2 and St. Francis’ will cross that next year’s crop of. Bruins eases when the usual remediaa plans to accumulate a larger fund April 26— St, FraneU* vt. Mullen; near It with KBEUOLA tMI* bats with the Holy Family Tigers Annunciation team ve. Cathedral; will be a faster passing aggrega "LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED ROUSE IN THE WEST” hava failed? Learn about KREMOLA U a mtdleafM U before it puts its insurance plan tion than this year’s team, and new, trustworthy, modem, non.aurgieal D formula, aapeoially for pirn- into operation. Clarification of at 4. St. Joseph*! Vi, Holy Family team. treatment method. This marvalous treatment pl«a, blackheada and muddy May 3—St. Joseph's vs. Mullen; hopes are high for another banner ia completely explained in the BaU Clinlo'a ikia. Gently haaUna remoTs) these points should be made by Cathedral vs. Regis; Holy Family cage year in >943. new FREE Book. Write today. No obligation. at old eutlela, nraallna fraah the coaches. team vs. Annunciation team. Ball CUnle. Dept. 7000. Excelsior Springs. Ho. akin. After othera fall—putl The box score: niEJfOLA to tha teat. laiUea' Wardens Appear May 14—Cathedral vs. Mullen; Y O U R BEST frill anry—eeoUamen will ad If, however, insurance was St Joseph's VI. St Francis'; An- Bears (24) I Bulls (16) mire, tl.25 at dtuatiata or nunelation team vs. Regis. , G F P G F P o hso writa EREMOLA. D«pt. SV-l, 2875 8. Ulcb- taken out on other prep ath P. Arambel, t 4 3 1|J. Arambel. 7 12 TU P **! HOTEL VALUE Ifan Ara., Chlcaio. enoloalnk lOe to eoret May 17—Mullen vs. Holy Family C ostizi^ 2 0 SlMcKenns, (..110 T)K»31« 0 f 0 M| "f.Hint and paonns for FBEK aampla Or letes this year, we feel that ‘In’ as K. of C. team: Annunciation team vs. St IN LADIES... Blind, __ 1 1 llEspinoss.{..0 0 2 ju j . . . la your troubla the Catholic schools should Franc!|'; St. Joseph's vs. Regis. Lombard. 1 6 SiWiIdzen, (.,„ 0 0 1 5 .T _ EDCrir^l EC> dr. C. H. BERRY'S .rKEWIVbEar ygicKLI OINTMENT protest loudly against such May 24—S t Francis' vs. Caibe* Holden, z ^ 1 1 SlfCenney,c 2 0 0 SHIRLEY-SAVOY HOTEL DENVER Ar« yon worried about —Died for OTti 40 yaara. tl.25 and 85o at discrimination. If Catholic Kegling Kings dral: Regis vs. Holy Family team: Sobba, z — 0 1 llStewsrt. z-.. 13 3 nnr drunlatal Tor aam^ aaelote lOe, td- players are capable of play Annunciation team vs. St Joseph’s. iGrsnford. z.. 0 0 3 diM KMMOLA. 1 ^ VS-1. 2875 8. Ukla> The Annunciation iStesUs, z...... 0 0 2 Poor Posture Ifaa Ara., Chkaco, minola. ing the contest, and they def Cardinals, Score by periods: initely are, then their schools ■With but six weeks of bowling who last year won their first crown Bears ...... 3 10 12 Large Hips should benefit from the remaining in the K. of C. league 13 years, their second since Bulls ...... 4 6 8 money received. Unless the Referee—Esilnzer. Sags & Bulges Good Appearance schedule, the Wardens, with an 11- leagvie play began in 1928, will be association fulfills its prom game advantage in the winning ises, we suggest that Catholic back with another strong nine this Easter Qreetings then TRY the MEN’S SUITS column, appear as the league year, but at least three other ag Square Daneiug Will 0 school athletic leaders recom champions. Thj battle for second mend that their athletes turn gregations will field powerhouses CLEANED and spot, however, is still an open con and a typical dog-ea1>dog league Feature Vielory Ball NIBLACK SYSTEM down the invitations to par test with the Navigators, present PRESSED ticipate in the game. The boys, chase is in prospect. OF WEIGHX A POSTURE runners-up, enjoying a margin of If St. Joseph’s can find the hit CASH AND CARRY who will have graduated long two games over the third place Denver square dance enthusiasts CORRECTION before practice begins for the ting to match the top-flight pitch CflSSIDV HICKS Phone Chancellors. The Deputies and the ing of Tony Melphy, the Bulldogs will gather in the City auditorium fray, will not be under the Grand Knights, behind the Navi on the evenings of April 17 and J8 PHONE CH. 8704 KE. jurisdiction of their schools, will be favored to capture the pen for the Victo^ ball, the largest 1228 gators four and six games, respeC' nant. St. Francis’, the Holy Fam Fontiua Building but, glory or no, we feel sure tively, have better than an outside affair of its kind ever held in the UlflUPflPER to. lOTH AND WELTON that the lads would pats up ily Tigers, and Regis are expected city, sponsored by the Denver Let chance of moving higher, consider to present strong aggregations, NDRT the contest if their high ing the results of the session held ter Carriers’ association. The en SO-Mlnnta Free Demonitratfon school officials suggested such however, and, with Cathedral and tire annex of the building will be Can Do it'Better CURTIS a procedure. Explanations are Thursday evening, March 26, when Mullen high in the dark horse » I ♦ the Navigators dropped three thrown open to devotees of old- 1721 Lawrence in order, and we intend to get roles, it is any school’s race. time steps. The main section of MA 3069 them. games to the Secretaries and the l»‘sGot Whol Chancellors lost a similar number Ray McGovern, popular sports the auditorium will be .given over It Toke-tto Be to the Grand Knights. writer who led the Cardinals to to modem ballroom maneuvers, POPULARPOFULAK .1 D R E S S U P Floyd P. McCarthy Is the crown in 1941, will again be at and patrons will be allowed to In other m a t^ s on the same the helm of the East Side club. move at will .from one section to Zow Prices^Ui Assistant Fire Chief evening, the ^Ifdens won two The other mentors are Frank Col the other. Square dancers are Big Value w from the G u a r# and the Deputies lins, Cathedral; Lou Kellogg, Regis; took the odd X ^e from the Trus invited to attend in costume. TiclP W e Specialize in and More Safety F O R E A S T E R Floyd P. McCarthy of 4492 Joe LofFreda, St. Joseph’s; (lobe ets, good either night, may be Xavier street, Holy Family, parish, tees. A. E. totaled 626 Jones, Holy Family high; Bert secured from any letter carrier. has been promoted from captain for high 3(WAnd Rick Wagper gar Keims, St. Francis’, and Bob Insntatlons and (ndnstir in the Denver fire department to nered 24Lyor high 10. The War Windheim, Mullen high. FANCY CORN-FED flRTCRRFT CLERRERS assistant chief. Assistant Chief dens am/jsed a 949 single game Casters for Every Purpose McCarthy has been in the depart- anda p^^61 e series. Hospital—Boms 1641 GLENARM PL. MA.9867 Art Hstsl Radiator Coross men 26 years and had been a cap TEAM STANDINGS PUEBLO PAROCHIAL tain since 1934. w . L. Armstrong Ward'/Bo „ ___ 58 20 SOFTBALL LEAGUE STEAKS Nsvi'/ators - 47 4t Caster Co. ChMeellors ____ 45 42 KB. 4151 AIVD FRIED CmCKElV Deputies ...... ____ 43 44 PLAY UPENS APR. 10 521 14th a t- Donror THE C. D. GILL Grand Knizhts ____ 41 4( Secretaries __ ...... 38 4( Trustees ...... ____88 4S Call ENGRAVING CO. Guards ___ _ ...... 87 50 Pueblo.—The Parochial league’s Edwin B. Clayton EErstono 1716-30 WEDDING STA'nONEBY softball season will open April 10, Plbg. & Htg. Co. 8203 (or Bdwy, Order Your Easter StSTS Domenico, Prop. it was decided at a meeting of Resorrstians 1751 Champa St. MAin 3046 local priests held in the Sacred 2408 E. Colfai^ Ave. Flowers Early Heart home, with the Rev. An DENVER, COLORADO. drew Sucek presiding. The seven Phono EAst 5000 Easter Monday Ball Optometrist and Optician schools participating will be Ca Bos. Phono—EAst 0208. EAst 5037 thedral, Sacred Heart home, St. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Headquarters Patrick’s, St; Anthony’s, St. Helen Walsh Mary’s, St. Leander’s, and St. Assocists Francis’. FLOWERS, INC. W. R. JOSEPH In a practice game, St. Francis’ softball team defeated the Sacred C. W. (Ted) Dillingham EYES EXAMINED Heart home, 17-10, on the latter's HOMEMAKEJIS!... 711 17th tit. ~llA-TA-KE-8aiO Phone TAbor tSSO field. John Skube, prominent 2 1 8 -3 1 9 Uslsstlc Bids. Pueblo athlete and father of Don Regis college’s baseball Rangers, Skube, stellar shortstop of St. after a brief practice period, will Francis’, is coach of the team. open their 1942 baseball campaign Members of St. Francis’ nine are Saturday, April 4, on their home J. McDonald, D. Skube, Ed Skube, diamond, where they will battle B. McLaughlin, R- Pechak, R. Colorado State at 2:30. Inclement Harris, E. Carara, E. Simonich, spring weather has hampered the and J. Matulich. SALLY DEE CANDIES development of the Brown and The St. Francis’ girls’ team won Gold nine, but Coach Sarge Mae- a hard-fought softball game from Kenzie, realizing that Colorado Sacred Heart Cathedral school, 26- Lost minute Gifts that State has been laboring under the 19, Tuesday, March 31, on the Ca same handicap, is not singing the thedral grounds. Girls from St. blues about Saturday’s opener. Francis’ participating in the game are the Sweetest of All Russ Newland, brilliant young were M. Mihelich, D. Valdez, E. southpaw, who turned in some ex Harris, C. Valdez, P. Gettler, L. cellent performances last year as Falkenstein, B. Poleanick, and S. a freshman, 'will get the starting Vijil. mound assignment. The remainder of the opening lineup will be drawn from the following m«i: Joe Ma- jewski and Jerry Malone, catch ers; Camillo Berardini and Johnny lb. Fitzpatrick, first base; Ed Colle ton and Willie Schumaker, second base; Curley Thompson, third base; Monk DiCanio, shortstop, A tempting assortment of bon bons, and Paul Brock well, Jasper chocolates (light or dark), and other Jacques, and Bob Wl7ite^ outfield ers. goodies that just seem to melt in The remainder of the Regis your mouth. Wrapped in a special schedule follows: ApiApril 10—Colo- rado State in Fort Collins; April Easter celophane. 11—Colorado college; April 18— Colorado college in Colorado Springs; April 24 — Colorado Sally Dee Chocolate Easter Mines in Golden; April 25—Colo Eggs, 6 kinds, each...... 1 0 ^ rado Mines; April 28—Greeley State; May 9, 10—L o \ ^ Field; Assorted Chocolate Rainbow May 20—Greeley State in Greeley. Games not designated otherwise Eggs, 24 to a box.------1.19 will be played on the Regis dia These are just a few of the many mond. bargains in our candy dept. to The Beat in IBo w l in g ti' Bowltnz Is on. o( the most Inexpaa- BASKETS PACKED TO ORDER Uaed •Ivt of ail sports. You don't need s p ^ s l equipment or zadzets. Just brinz your Furniture self and your (fiends and ws'II do the CANDY SHOP—Sfreel Floor test to see t)uit you have the time of ALSO NEW your livet. Parle Hill's stlsys art al ways kept in tip top shape—esU Up the zsnz and drop in tonizht. JETTY BRITB E.t. 1833 - YouHripfalSpdss A FULL LINE OF Park Hill Bowling OFFICE FURNITURE Center We rent Folding Chain, Card and A. B. Landmark, Msnszer Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silve^ ware, anything In ztock. Dri»e-ln—Parkinz Free ‘‘Where Deriter Shops With Confidence” 12 Besntiful New ABC Drives KE. 2111 Established 1888 PHONE KEYSTONE 48S2 H26 Colo. Bird, at E. Colfax Public Service Company of Colorado OPIM PSOM a A. H. TO I P. M. Phons EAst 8126 Thursday, April 2, 1942 Office, Bannock THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyetone 4205 PAGE N IN E
sacred concert April 19 will include JUNIOR TABERNACLE SOCIEH Loretto Heights_ iheoe students as choristers, left to LOYOLA TRE ORE TO BE HELD right, Virginia Duggan, Martha Norris, Adelaide ^immelmann, and Ruth Crai^r. Featured soloists will be Mrs. John J.'Sullivan, soprano, and Mrs. Etienne Perenri, contralto. The concert, under the direction PLANNING ANNUAL BREAKFAST of the Rt. Rev. Joseph Bosetti, originally was scheduled for March. FOR VICTORY AND JUST PEACE Hayarui Pastura Crops At one of the golden jubilee events of the college it is open to the public. A tea will be iieid following the affair. Grasses that make cheapest The ant>ual spring breakfast for rush parties, the details to be (Sacr«d H*«rt-L«yoU Parish) pletely filled hope chest which the feed. Clean, live seed at saving all members of the Junior Taber worked out by the circles them The Tre Ore service in Loyola PTA is sponsoring for the coming prices. Crested Wheat, Tall, nacle society will be held this year selves. The circles asked to enter bazaar. This chest was purchased Good Friday will mean even more Slender Wheat, Brome Grass, Sunday, April 12, at 10 o’clock in tain girls from Annunciation high than usual this year. At the sug with funds derived from the card the Shirley-Savoy hotel. The soci are Mystical Rose, Little Flower, gestion of the speaker for this de and sevtin^ circles that have been Grama Grass, Buffalo Grass, ety will, launch its vacation school Holy Innocents, and Sancta Maria, votion, the entire service •will be meeting in the past months. Cn our pricn. Cempistt cmlaiog frrt, benefft drive at this time, which is with Margaret Volk as chairman. A program of interest to both fa offered for victory and a just WESTERN SEED CO.. DENVER usually in the form of a social. No Cathedral will have tlie following peace. Every person who attends thers and mothers will be presented ball will be held this year. In or circles: Precious Blood, Our Lady, the services will, no doubt, have and several prizes will be awarded. WRITE FOR NEW CATALO der to raise -money for the vaca of Loretto, Our Lady of Peace, the intention in mind throughout Mothers of second grade pupils £ tion schools, a worthy project of and Mystical Body, entertaining, the service. The pastor, the Rev. will be hostesses. the organization since its institu with Margaret Volk as chairman. Edward Morgan, S J„ has a.sked, St. Anthony’s PTA circle met in tion, a SI00 war bond will be given Our Lady of the Rosary, St. too, that the boys of the parish tho home of Miss Marrigan, 1921 GEO.A.PULLEN away. Reservations for the break Luke’s, and Our Lady of Lourdes who are serving in the armed E. Colfax avenue, with Mrs. Gif fast should be made as soon as pos circles, with Helen Wehrle as forces of the nation be remembered ford as co-hostess. The next party Stove & Furnace sible with Miss Frances Nadorff, chairman, will entertain the grad in a special way at this devotion. will be in the home of Mrs. Mat- Repair Company ways and means chairman, at EAst uates of Holy Family high school. As announced last week, Father jeka, 2240 Gaylord street, with Stoker Parts 8935.J St. Mary’s will be feted by the James F. Walsh, S.J., of Creightoh Mrs. Kaffer as co-hostess, April AlJ members wishing to help in Stove and Furnace Repairox- Guardian Angel, S t Cecelia’s, university, Omaha, will deliver 14. Steam and Hot Water Crates mald^ tip the books for distribu Blessed Sacrament, and Joan of the sermons on the Seven Last tion at the breakfast are asked S t Jude’s club met in the home Water Fronts—Fireplace Grates Arc circles under the leadership Words. of Mrs. Leo J. Reed, with Mrs. J. to itfeet in St. Francis de Sales’ of Lorene Esher, Members of Our The service will take place in the 1133 Lswruin Stnot HAIn 6731 rectory, 301 S. Sherpian, at 8 p.m. Bible and Mrs. M. J. Jochim co TABOR 1111 DENVER, COLa Lady of Perpetual Help, Immacu evening from 7 to 10, and all are hostesses. The next party will be on Wednesday, April 8. late Conception, Ave Maria, and asked to be seated in the church On Thursday, March 26, Misses held April 21 in the home of Mrs. SHEARS. KNIVES. RAZORS. Our Lady of Sorrows circles will before the hour of starting. No Sims, 2710 St. Paul street, with SKATES. CLIPPERS, SURGICAL IN Mary and Frances Nadorff were entertain St Joseph’s graduation interruptions will be allowed when STRUMENTS SHARPENED BY co-hostesses to the officers and Mrs. Alward and Mrs. Durbin as EXPERTS IN OUR * class and Marie Creamer will be a talk is in progress. Those who co-hostesses. circle presidents in their home. chairman. St Francis de Sales’ are late are asked to remain in "ELECTRIC GRINDING SHOP” Plans for an intensive membership St. Joseph’s circle met Sunday high school will be entertained at the back of the church until the evening in the home of Mrs. C. E. drive among the high school grad its rush party by the following talk is finished. The Loyola choir Denver Barber Supply uates were drawn up in this spe Williams, 2933 Elizabeth street, circles: Morning Star, St. Ann’s, has prepared a fine program of with Mrs. Ed Wollenhaupt as co- -1628 Clenarm cial meeting. Several circles Our Lady of the Snows, and Notre + + + appropriate selections, and the en Opposit* Paramount ThesUr will group together to entertain hostess. The next party will be O. V. BRADY ED NOLAN FLOUR Alb your grocer Dame de Lourdes, with Clelia Car tire service will be devotional. The held April 12 in the home of Mrs. the girls of the six Catholic ter as chairman. /n Interest of Loretto Heights service will be in English, and high school graduation clas.ses at John Miller, 2830 Vine street, Miss Virginia Vaughan wishes books containing the prayers and with Mrs. G. A. Mohrbacher as co to thank her committee and all PROMINENT DENVER WOMEN meditations will be found in the hostess. members of the society who gen pews. Mmes. William Foster, Joseph * GAR REPAIRS ON erously donated their time on Sun Daily Adoration Planned Prawley, and Arthur Ormsbv were i WHITE day, March 29, to the supper FORM JUBILEE COMMITTEE Every member of the Young La hostesses to St. Ignatius’ club served the men in uniform in the dles’ sodality of Sacred Heart on Thursday evening in the home f ROCK 4 EASY TERMS USO-NCCS club. Over 325 men, church will spend one hour in ado of Mrs. Ormsby. ration before the Blessed Sacra Well pat roar car In fin* ihap* now the largest group ever to be served (Loretto Heifhis College) with them as guests for the Easter HITE ROt j f . . . ron par aullr br w*«k or month. in the center, attended and ex ment each day in the month of ^ N o mortstf* on roar car, and our onir pressed their thanks to the society A special committee interested vacation, which ends April 8. April. This suggestion was made St. Francis Cafe charpe li Vt of 1% P«r month. in the celebration of the golden Betty Sullfven of Wiehitm FaUi, Tex.* at a recent gathering and the for its generosity. A plea for old Just Good Food at H fW I WELLS LITTLEFIELD,Inc. psable rosaries is being sent out jubilee of Loretto Heights college with Xsorrtina Dornbuich of Pueblo; Vir- young women are eager to make Moderate Prices has been formed by a group of irinU Thieter of Colorado Springs fate „.Ba46 freak Ofly fraa I 1714 Lincoln MAin 1251 to all organizations for redistribu- the necessary sacrifices in order WOMEN COOKS CorapUt* AotomoblU Servlr* 0 tipn to Catholic boys in the armed prominent Denver wohien, includ Katherine Demn of Superior. Wyo.! Pat to do this. They also invite mem a d K M U O fH h i ing Mmes. J. T. Tierney, Paul J. GaUaxher of Raton* N. Mex.* and Jean 461 14lh (at Trsmont) forces. New rosaries are practi Kelley of Fort Dodxt^ aa fn esta; bers of the parish to join them in Undtr Manoasmsnt ol Jinuny Short Patronize Tliese Finns. They | cally impossible to get and us Ketrick, T. A. Cosgriff, J. Frederic Kathleen McKellis has Edna May Gut* their adoration. able ones are welcome. They may Prinzing, Joseph J. Walsh, Fred man of Cleveland* O.. aa her xueat: Parish Bazaar Data. Set Are C o-operating With Yourj Schmidt, John P. Akolt, P. J. Sul Alicia Butler of Colorado Sprinffs is Paper. 1 be sent directly to the USO center, entertaininx Barbara Bind#! of Carli- At a recent meeting of the ba E. 17th and Grant, or left with livan, M. J. O’Fallon, Ella Mullen had. N. Mex.; Patti Romsa of Lewistown. zaar workers, it was decided to the circle presidents. Weekbaugh, J. Kernan Week- Mont, ia the house xuest of Marxaret hold the 1942 benefit bazaar on .the HOTEL O'NEILL baugh, H, W. Anderson, Charles Courtney. 2691 Dexter stre et Denver, nights of June 18, 19, and 20. PRIVATE SHOWER BATH AND TOILET IN EVERY ROOM Our Lady of the Rosary circle Dunn, Thomas G. Garrison, Anne and Florence Graveline of Pocatello* Ida.: was entertained by MiRs Sarah Martha Norrii of Kansas City. Mo., and Many preparations have already Sztoniivtly rtmodaltd and boautlfullj rafursitbod In 1939, Qolat toestimi but O’Neill Sullivan, Helen Bonfils Jane Moffutt of Gillette. Wyo., are spend* been started, and the coming car odjaeont to tbs sbopplcc, butioosa. and thsator eoutan. fhfCivss'StMs Schriner on Friday, March 27. At inx the holidays as xueata of Denver Somnes, Earl A. Bell, and John nival will be an unusual one. Ratoa^LTS itasls, 63.60 donblo. Wotkly ratoo. Tbsnus G 0.*Mani. Uanacn VOLLUlIilR’S BAKERIES this meeting eight pieces of linen Dower, and Misses Anna Fallon, friends. and $5 for a layette were donated Amonx those who have returned to Loyola PTA ' Maats 14TH AND STOUT ST. DENVER, COLO. KE. 1277 p a r is h ST. FRANCIS' p a r is h Nellie Lennon, and Frances Keefe. their homes for the vacation period arc The P'TA will meet Tuesday 7S7 So. UnlT«r*lty Blvd. SP. I» 4 g7 So. Broadway 8P. MIT by the circle. Miss Mamie Mc- Next on the formal program of Mela Ortix y Pino, Santa Fe, N. Mex, April 7, at 8 p.m. This will enable N*w Baktry — Blexed Sacrament Andrews will entertain at the cir events will be the alumnae home Loretta Roescler, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Mary lis t Colo. Bird. EM. «50S cle's iApril meeting. ann Schlofman* Dalhart* Tex.; Loretta fathers, mothers, and friends to coming; which will be featured by Diodosio and Rexina Reitemeier, Pueblo attend who cannot come to the DENVER-CHIC AGO TRUCKING CO, On Tuesday, March 24, Mar- a banquet in the college April 18. Margaret Lawrenson* Sterling; Jan,e afternoon meetinn. Special guests garbt Collins and Ella Horan en On the following afternoon a sa Harris* Fort Morgan: Helen Austin, Ask for Lady Perkins’ Brand Products Grand Lake; Betty Diktolia, Albuquer of the evening will be the Rev. Hu tertained members of the Blessed cred concert will be given in the que, N. Mex., who made her trip by bert Newell, M.A., archdiocesan Catsup — Reliahea — Sweet Pickles — ChowUiow Sacrament circle. The Rev. Rich college auditorium under the direc plane: Mary Louise Flick. Kit Carson; superintendent of schools, and Mrs. Sandwich Meats — Mince Meat—Sweet Oder — Jellies ard Hiester conducted a question tion of the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Beverley Kirk, Katon; Mary K. Downeyr Thomas J. Morrissey, president of box. Boulder; Emma Romano. Golden; Eleanor Joseph J, Bosetti. Miss Josephine Dant. Colorado Springs, and Betty Jo the CPT leagpe. The main event » e i BLAKE ST. PERKINS-EPEHETER PICKLE GO. Miss Agnes Montgdmery will be Courtney, organist of the Cathe Campbell, Rawlins, Wyo. will be* the displaying of the com KEYSTONE 7161 DENVER-LOS ANGELES TRUCKING CO, hostess to the Immactilate Concep dral, will be at the Hammond tion circle on Friday; April 10, in organ. post-Easter partv. Mrs. Harry H. Wilson of Poca Members of the Notre Dame cir tello, Ida., arrived at the college cle will also ■ be entertained in a March 29 to visit her daughter, Easter party on Tuesday, April 7, Frances, who is a freshman. On in the home of MisB Mary La- April 1 they left for North Platte, Tourette. Nebr., for a holiday visit with Miss Wilson’s graudmother, Mrs. Mary Jones. The intra mural ba.sketball Orphans Will Be championship was won by the Listen to the Dime Utm Daily lltS O a, m. on KFEL sophomores. Souvenir awards were Open 11 4.M. made to Peggy Nieters, '42; Kath- Jumbo Crabs & Main to 2 AM. Breakfast Guests aleen Sheil, ’42; Pat Gallagher, BEAUTIFUL FRESH CUT Lobsters • Clams ’43; Alicia Butler, ’44; Frances FLOWERS (St. Louis’ Parish, EngUwoed) Quinn, ’44, and Barbara Nieters, HAPPY EASTER BEADY TO SERVE Start Yonr The Altar society will entertain 45. For Your Defense Buy At Students Are Holiday Guests the Catholic orphans from the VISIT US IN OLTl NEW state home at breakfast following Several of the resident students DISPEIVSEBROS. Large Assortment of Potted are taking other students home DEFENSE the 8 o’clock Mass on Easter LOCATION HOME PUBLIC HABKET Plants and Funeral Designs sn («D5 Sunday, The orphans will receive I } a n 't Communion at the Mass. Regis Mothers’ Club NEXT TO WIRTH BI-LOW The Altar society will meet’ in GARDEN St. Louis’ rectory Tuesday, April Chasges Meeting Dale oiuviiy—'B/CtMi 7, at 2 o’clock. Preceding the FRED’S Delaware Shad with Roe, lb. 50c meeting, there will be devotions in LEWIS FISH SHOP JERRY BREEN RIGHT NOW! the church at 1:30. EASTER Without Roe, lb ...... 35e 'Because of the visit of the ac Shad Roe.~.__ 50e • 75e - 1.00 WRITE FOR FREE CATALOGUE Choir to Sing in Idaho Springs crediting board of the North Cen Ifelivery TA. 2734 Florist Ten-members of St. Louis’ choir tral Association of Colleges and GREETINGS 1436 California HA. 2279 L. S. TUhite Fi.h,-lb...—.—.... 55c THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SEED 00. will 'leave after the 6 o’clock Mass Secondary Schools to Regis high Sea Bau Fillet, lb...... „._...60c Sunday for Idaho Springs, where Denver M.\. 6134 school, the meeting of the Regis Salt Mackerel Fillet, ea...._.10e they will sing Easter hymns in St. Mothers’ club will be held Thurs Paul’s church. day, April 16, instead of April 9. Fancy Capon., lb...... 40c Members of the parish societies A speaker for this Mssion will be FEATURING Broad Brea.t, Turkey., lb.... 40c have contributed towards the announced at a laten date. Spring, and PnlleU, Ib...... 35c Your Lenten Menu luncheon and entertainment to be WEE SHOP BAKERY Specid Fed Fryer., lb...... 40c held in the USO-NCCS club by St. No Meat! Serve American MORRELL’S PRIDE HAMS CHICKEN LIVERS AND GIBLETS, Louis’ parish Sunday evening Easter Mass Will Be Easter Greetings LOBSTER AND CRAB HEAT Beauty Macaroni and your April 5. Offered in Evergreen Lenten problem vaniihei. Three Hours’ to Be Observed FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED Round! out the meal; tastes Half Ham,BuH End...... 36elb. better; more wholesome. The Three Hours’ devotion will Masa will be offered Eaatar be observed in St. Louis’ church Sunday at 10 o’clock in the Easlar Oraetings A t A ll Grocers! Good Friday from noon until 3 THE ADDISOIV’S p.m. The Mass of the Presancti Church of Christ the King', Nice Siza Pieces...... 33e lb. fied opens the devotions. There Evergreen, announces the Rev. Tea & Coffee Shop will be Stations of the Cross from Barry Wogan, pastor. Home Public Market Fro.h ResiM Coffe. 2:30 to 3, Between the time of a a w a v d. iicIod. Tm the Mass and the Stations, there Frt.b end S.Itsd Not M**t. will . be meditations upon the Sc.Bdin.vi.ii DalinttMOi MACARONI Seven Last Words. Devotions in N*w Locatlea on Fmit Ai.1. CHICAGO iAARKCT the evening will be at 7:45. Holy Saturday morning services will begin at 7 o’clock. A visiting priest will help with Look Well for Confessions Saturday afternoon FOOD i and evening from 3 to 6 and 7:15 Happy Easter to 9:30. Confessions will also the Easter Parade be heard after services Good Fri FOR EASTER HAM SALE day afternoon and evening. m i FREEDOM D O N ’T f o r g e t FLOWERS . / €ALAVO*S 2162 Arapahoe St. FOR FOR LENT T O W I l T A l i X Blaek Hawk Hams • ORANGES YOU’LL BE TICKLED PINK WITH US EASTER • LEMONS Whole 3 5 c lb. If you'ro sccustomtd to a cer. e n r ic w o m e a d (ala pcrcentsas of lou oo bsbr A large aelection of plants • CTTRUS FRUITS FLORIDA FRUIT chicks, yon hsvs a pleasant tur- pris* comins. Beesust our bsby and cut flowers for you JESS SUPER RIARKET chicks srs healthy, from rood PRODUCE 00. stock, the lou is below normal to choose from. Quality Meats for Vitamins and Work Energy on them . . . and the profit* on Evaryena naadi tha Vita DENVER FRUIT poultry from our hatchery are birser. FOR BEST SERVICE min. and Iren with which FREE—CHICK COURSES' PRODUCE ON REQUEST ORDER EARLY Ihit braed it tnrichad aa TA. 1369 THE COLORADO part of the NoHon’i Health Patronize Onr Advertisers HATCHERY ‘ \ .end Welfare Program, “Denear’s Largest" MEL R. SCOTT 141I-141I-142S U rim tr 8L The Bright Spot EASTER GREETINGS Phons MAin 1717 VOSS RROS. DENVER. COLO. Baby chicks. Blood-tested, U. S. Approved. When hatched in the most modern equipment It rusrantecs stronr, healthy chicks that llvt and pay. We have In Flower Shop our flocks by far more pedlrreed mslss than any hstehtry in the Dsnver dii-, mRTH Bi-Lotr trict. This assures yoa the best of brsedins. Moss production in our 78,000 era Sth Ava. and Jeiaphina machine makes possibls thsse prices which srs rusrantead on orders placed Happy Easter immediately. Leghorns. AA, tS.SO; AAA, tt.95; R.O.P. sired, 110.96: htsvy breeds. AA. 18.70; AAA, 19.60: R.O.P. sired. tlO.80: heavy tatesd. »7.«. EMerson 2745 FOOD CENTER Ssxed chicks also, IS brttds. Write for llterstare. UA. 6787. ____ ^ ^ 1 4 1 1 LABIMEB OPEN SUNDAY - DBRO B^ PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, April 2, 1942 PinocUe Tourney 0 niy 9 of 50 ‘Confederate’ Party Is Planned HAPPY EASTER To Begin April 9 Raiders Reached Colorado gy Orphanage Aid “The (Copyright, l U i , by Catholic P m i So- With the driver was Billy McClel Telephone Hour" eiety, Inc. Reproduction prohibited.) H. W, SWIGERT SR, (St. Catherine’s Parish) (One of a series of dramatic lan, owner and superintendent of Pueblo.— (St. Patrick's Parish) The pinochle tournament spon the stage line, and both men on the —A card party for the Sacred tdU be heard etoriee of pioneer Colorado life, as high seat, seeing the coach sud H. W. SWIGERT JR. BERT EVANS sored by the Altar and Rosary so related by Joseph Emerson Smith, denly surrounded by bearded, rough Heart orphanage Aid society will ciety under the chairmanship of a Catholic, who is dean of news be held Thursday afternoon, April at 7 : 0 0 p . « * « GOLDA E. ULLEY papermen in Denver.) looking outlaws, one of whom was G. J. SCHAEUBLE carrying a small flag of the bars 9, in the Pueblo Catholic high ] ^ e s . Thomas Morfhi and Frank (By M illard F. E v er et t) MARION KOGEL Menten will open Thursday eve and stars, lost no time in “elevat school auditorium. Mrs. J. C. Buck- DAVID O. EVANS “Of the 60 men in the company ing.” And then from the open Every Monday | ning, April 9, and continue each of Capt. James Reynolds all but 22 door of the ranch house a tattered ley is the chairman and will be as 'tliursday evening until May 7. had dropped out in April, 1864, and tom large Confederate flag sisted by the following hostesses: Playing begins promptly at 8:15. as he left Rabbit Ear creek, Texas, was waved.' Mmes. A. H. Wszner. Edne Fsrley, to terrorize Colorado into the Con Lee Coats. A1 Hayden. B. Baxter, J, J. Season tickets are $1 or 25 cents His Last 15 Cents Taken McDonnell, L. C. Griffith, Jeff Fitxpat- Tunc in any for one session. There will be spe federacy. Though Reynolds was rick, Edward Pettit, Gladyt McGowan, Red Network StoUon cial prizes and refreshments each confldent the Southerners mining in McClellan and Williamson were John O'Hare. F. E. Foley. George night the mountains would flock to the ordered to jump down and hand Scheerer, Edward McCabe, H. Jagger, flag and that Denver could be out. The former was relieved of Henry Dombusb, Pete Hughes, W. E. REQUIESCANT Mrs. Purcell’s sewing club met Douglass, John McGann, William Dil- : THEODORE taken by the regiment he planned $400 in money and a costly chro lion, George Huber, C. 6. K'eeler, and, : n the home of Mrs. P. J. Doherty to raise by autumn, the majority nometer balance gold watch. “Abe,” George Morrissey and Misses Agnes IN PACE with Mrs. Speidal as co-hostess of his men had voiced doubt, and me driver, had but 15 cents. He Horoney and Mayne Sullivan. The next meeting will be held on disliked the.prospect of the trip of was putting the dime and nickel Refreshments will be served, iHACKETNAL April 23 instead of the regular 500 Indian-infested miles between back in his vest i^ k e t when Rey rizes given, and two awards will MRS. ALMA E. BROWN, Burbank, date, April 16, because of the nolds ordered, “Give it here!” e made in the afternoon. CalU. Slater of Francis A. Pattlson of Queen of Heaven Aid’s party. Mrs. northwestern Texas and the Span Waukegan. 111.. *knd Parvin N. Pattlson ish peaks. The 23 kUled pack “Ah, that’s all I got; you ain’t Mrs. Albert Hayden, Jr., will be Air Conditioned of San B^rancisco. Requiem Mass '»as M. Bonner of 3129 W. 38th will be animals when food ran out, fought goin’ to take this chicken feed, no, baptized Saturday afternoon and offered Tuesday at 9:80 in the Cathe hostess, assisted by Mrs. A. Piper. sir; you wouldn't^have no use for receive her First Communion dral. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan off a superior force of Indians, and, MORTUARY in sorry condition, reached the this,” he expostulated. The two Easter Sunday. A ^ n service. Choir Will Sing J. C. Buckley has returned home JAMES HUNT, Little Sisters of the Santa Fe trail, where they met a coins were snatched from his palm 1449.51 Kalmouith St. Poor home for the aged. Brother of Kate * Seven Last Words* train of seven wagons and Rey as he was struck viciously in the from St. Mary’s hospital. Phone MAin 4006 Hunt. Denver: Michael Hunt of Phila face. “All right,” he spat through Jack Thomas, son of Mr. and delphia, and Thomas Hunt of (Jonnty Services on Good Friday will be nolds bartered a horse for pro visions,” related Joseph Emerson the blood, “You’re goin’ to pay for Mrs. A1 R. Thomas of 310 East Mayo. Ireland. Fnneral services were gin at noon with Mass of the Pre Orman avenue, was seriously in in the home Saturday, March 28, Inter sanctified, sermon, and Stations of Smith, continuing the story of the this!” Ciould the seven guerillas ment ML Olivet W. P. Horen A Son invasion of Colorado by Confeder laughing at him have foreseen the jured last week in an accident in service. the Cross. Evening services be the Union Station. Jack, a stu Miles & Drier ginning at 7:30 will consist of Du ate guerillas, a true tale as “wild” terrible payment “Abe” was to BARON NEVILLE. Little Sister* of and incredible as any imagined exact before many weeks would dent of Pueblo Catholic high the Poor home for the aged. Father of bois’ “Seven Last Words” by the school, has been working after Mr*. Bert BecHu* and Mis* Ann* Ne choir under the direction of the Western thriller. pass, they would have let the driver Prinljag Go. ville, brother of Mr*. Ina O’Donnell. Fu Mezicun Train Robbed keep his 15 cents and, the breath school in the station, where his neral service* were held in the home Rev, B. John Paolsizzi. Discourses father is superintendent. He is Monday. Interment Mt. Olivet W. P. will be given by the Rev. Raphael Heartened by the food, they of life sweet in their nostrils Wheel Ticketc for Horan A Son service. headed forthwith to escape the in St. Mary’s hospital. M. Burke, O.P. Blessing of the new mounted and continued the march John Spiess, a Catholic high Buuire end CemiTalt EDWARD R. HINES, 1680 Steele fire win take place Holy Saturday alon^ the trail. The same day a vengeance on ■which the driver’s stre et Husband of Mr*. Kathryn Hines. hatned fed. school student, is recovering from Funeral services are being held in St af 7:15 a.m. followed by Mass Mexican train of 14 ox w apns pneumonia. Helen Barnett, also a Ccdkolic Work Our Philomena's church Friday at 10:80. a ^ u t 8:15. was taken by surprise and yielded, Now Holliman raised the axe Interment Mt Olivet Boulevard aerv- he had been holding, to break open student, is in St, Mary’s recuperat Members of the Young Ladies’ in addition to provisions, arn)s, ing after an appendectomy. Specialty Ice. sodality and Junior Girls’ sodality ammunition, and mules, $40,000 in the express strong box. “Don’t do HERBERT FAIRALL MISS MARY E. NEWMEYBR. 1585 currenejr, $6,000 in drafts, and th a t!” exclaim ed McClellan Robert Emmet Moore III, in 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Fillmore street Sister of Charles B. New- attended a joint Holy Hour at 6:30 fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert meyer. Funeral service* are being held p.m. Holy ilinrsday. The program $2,000 in coin, most of it silver. “Here’s the key.” But Captain Reynolds ordered, “Put that key Moore, 714 W. Orman, was bap KEyatone 6348, 6349 Friday at 9:80 in St Philomena's church. was prepared at a meeting of the Here the trail was lef^ the captain tized Sunday. The baby’s father (Requiem Mass will be offered at a later ordering his men to ride north. At back. Bust it open, Holliman. date.) Interment Mt Olivet Boulevard Encharistic committee Monday and grandfather are named Rob evening in the home of Miss Vir the first camping place Reynolds We’re going to wreck all U. S service. property we find.” ert Emmet Moore. Robert Moore, JOHN H. CONWAY. Denver. Father ginia Grout. The committee mem was chary in doling out the coin, Sr., and Mrs. J, E. Morehart were Clarence F. and James Melvin Con and answered the demands for 1 The box yielded gold dust to the SERVICE QUALITY bers are Rosanelle Perri, Rosemary sponsors. way, Requiem Mass was offered Mon Veltrie, Frances Schweiger, and share and share alike, -with “You value of $6,000, and gold amalgam day at 9 in the Cathedral. Interment Mt don’t need it; there is no place to The Rev. William D. McCarthy Olivet Olinger service. Josephine Burk. worth $2,000, the first shipment returned from the hospital, where INSURANCE spend money here; but every cent HARTFORD-ALCORN JAMES CRAIG HENRY, 588 Marlon The Junior Girls’ sodality held from the afterwards famous Or he was ill of bronchitis. street Grandfather of Mrs. P. G. Flood. its regular meeting March 24. of this will be needed to arm and phan Boy mine and likewise the Mortuary Thomas C. and James G. Henry. Reqniem equip recruits as soon as we reach first run from the stamp mUl just REAL ESTATE Mass was offered Wednesday at 9 in Plans were discussed for a theater Colorado.” The argument grew Joseph's ebnreh. Interment Mt party. Rules for the coming elec placed in operation in Mosquito a s E. Colfci KKyitoM STTf Olivet Olinger service. heated. Rejmolds was obdurate. ^ c h . John W. Smith was sending SPECIALIZING IN SOUTH DENVER tion were set forth and approved. I( you wish to buy, sell, or trad* GEORGE F. MUELLER. 218 Fox Members were thanked for their Fourteen said, “We quit!” and it east. Jim Reynolds took posseS' cell PEarl 4638. 1513 Tremoni Place MAin 4843 street Husband of Mrs. Hannah F. Mnel- headed back to Texas. Nine were sion of the gold dust and amalgam Kimsey A Co,, 308 Sputh Peerl ler. Requiem Mass was offered Monday co-operation in the potiuck supper. left for the invasion: Capt. Jim at 9 in St Joseph’s church. Interment The next meeting will be April 7. handed Holliman his dirk and CoU a Reynolds, his brother, John Rey ordered, “Cut open the mail bags.” Mt Olivet Olinger service. The class leaders for the past FOUNDED BT M. X; HUBBAT DONALD ROBERT POLNIAK. 1825 nolds; Jack Robinson, Tom Knight, He tore open the letters, extracted ZONIE CAB W. S2nd avenue. Son of Mrs. Stella period were: Eighth grade. Jack Owen Singletary, John Babbitt, what money they contained, stuffing Polniak and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbertson; seventh, Frances Jake Stowe, Tom Holliman, and in his bul^ng pockets $10 and $20 MAln 7171 T. Brandi. Funeral service* were held Donlon and Frank Byrne; sixth, Prompt, CaartMOi Barrie* Saturday in the mortuary chapel. In John Andrews. Near the Cimarron greenbacks the miners were send terment M t Olivet Olinger service. Dolores Nielsen; fifth, Daniel river they cached, in a dry place ing wives and children back east. CHKAPEB RATES Cronin; fourth, Thotaas Lahey; CLEAN NEW CABS FRANK LE GOZZIE, 8249 W. Fair- cleverly concealed, ^ the greater McClellan conservatively estimated COLFAX MARKET view. Father of Mary. Jimmy, and third, William Zanol; second, part of the silver, some of the guns, the holdup netted the robbers COLFAX AT COLFAX AT Roxie Le Gessie, Stockyards station; and Donna Graebing; first, Charla much of the ammunition, and all $10,000, but did not inform them DOWNING George Le Gosxie. Funeral services wHl Crane, HABION ALTAR BREADS be held in Assumption church, Welby, the other plunder too heavy for the it was a much smaller snm than Saturday morning at 10. Catherine Isabelle, infant daugh depleted force to carry. Following SEWING the coach usually carried. Groceries • Meats • Bakery JOHN MAHANY, late of Denver. Hus- ter of Mr. and Mrs.' Ezequiel D. the Arkansas river they slipped Stagecoach Is Destroyed Proi^ their Callfemla NevUlete the Uttl* Glrli* thwe*. Enbteidmr. band of Mrs. Blanche Mabany of St Elibarri, was baptized with past Fort Lyon unobserved, and "Now, you men, destroy the Cbriitlan Brothers send you ten eaperb The firms listed here de UoaoKTaminc. Eta. Joseph, Mo. Requiem Mass waa offered Garcia and Lillian Elibarn as reached Pueblo and Canon City, MURRAY’S winee. The Brothers maintain 8 t Tuesday at 9 in Holy Ghost church. In coach and take the horses to the Mary's CoUsg* and other schools serve to be remembered terment Mt Olivet sponsors. Raymond, son of Mr, where they quietly made camp. SINCB 1882 THE SISTERS OF THE bam. I want to damage the U. S tfarongh th* sal* of thilr great wine. when you are distributing GOOD SHEPHERD WILLIAM J. THOMPSON, formerly and Mrs. Ezequiel D. Elibarri, was From here the captain sent into roverament as much as possible,” Phones GR. 1613-14-15 of Kremmling. Reqniem Mas* was offered baptized with Jose and Frances to’wn men, one at a time, to the West ttnd 4 Joliaz TELEPHONE PBA&L S4S1 in Kremmling Monday at II. Interment Reynolds repeated. The axe again your patronage in the dif Elibarri as sponsors. Bradley store to buy provisions, flashed in the afternoon sun and PAUL’S in Kremmling. KE. 6171 Free Delivery ferent lines of business. EDWARD A. (EARL) POOLE. 3896 Raymond Laudison was received whisky, and clothing. They then every spoke was chopped out of S. Sherman stre et Husband of Mra. into the Church. Alice Drumming pushed on to Currant creek, where the wheels. All went into the ranch DOyLE’S Josephine Poole, father of Edward A. was his sponsor. grass and water were abundant, house for dinner. The captain told Tom Flaherty’s IBBUNO’S FOR BETTER SEAFOODS AND POULTRYI Poole, Jr., in U. S. navy, and Joseph, and rested in camp to benefit the them, “Remain here quietly a day Helen, Robert, and John, at home, All men of the parish are re hard-traveled horses. Reynolds out PHARMACY brother of Mrs. Roy Sherrill of Kemiett, quested to attend the Holy Name or two. If you follow us, you will Free Fresh Mo.; Mr*. A. 0. Lowe of A ^ n ta . Ga.; lined his plan: In the placer camps, be killed. This is w a r!. We are Fries, Tht ParticoUr Oienlit Mrs. T. C. Rigdon, Pontiac, Mich., and society meeting to be held Monday especially Fairplay, and in the COLONY GRILL Delivery 17TH AVE. AND GRANT A. L. Poole of San Diego. Requiem Maas evening at 8 o’clock in the school only the advance guard of 1,600 Roasting DELAW.A&E was offered Monday at 9 in St Louis' mines in South Park where four Texas Rangers who are now raid TA. 1776 KE. mi FREE DEUVEBT cafeteria. Refreshments will be years previously he had ■worked, IF here Friends Meet Friends church, Englewood. Interment Mt served afterwards. ing up in the Park, and 2,600 more SHAD Olivet were men he knew, but he was not Confederate troops are on their Chickens sure about Califomjip Gulch, where, way north and have probably • FINE FOODS 30c Ih. JOBS WANTED MRS. CATHERINE FRANCIS prior to the outbreak of the war, Requiem Mast' was offered in St reached Denver by this time.” Each '•M IX E D OB1NE8 PICS OF THE For G ood Workers James' church Saturday, March 21, for 100 S o ld iers to many Northerners were panning one, the women included, was made THE PfCK OF Mrs. Catherine Francis, 71, of 1546 gold. It was decided to strike • BEEB • WTNB FLOCK THE SEA of tny type, permanent or odd Olive street to take an oath Rot to leave the lob, e ^ Employment Department. Mosquito and Buckskin Joe camps ranch house until sunrise the fol She was bom in Portland, Me., Feh. first. LENTEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 8. 1871. When a young girl she moved to Be Dinner Guests lowing morning. 569 E. Colfax Catholic ChariUes Leadville with her parent*, and there They again headed up the Arkan The guerillas, taking all the 1666 Grant S t KEystone 6886 met the late Andrew T. Francis, to whom sas, leaving it to enter South Park, horses, left after the meal, Jim the was married. The conple made their Of Aid Society and made their way to the Gnirand Rejmolds announcing they were on home in Breckenridge for many years. They moved to Denver five years ago. ranch, below Fairplay, where they the way to the Michigan House CLARK'S FLOWERS spent the night. Jim Reynolds She 1s survived by two daughters, Mr». At the roast beef dinner to be station on the Denver road, where OUNGERS Pharmacy G. W. Patterson and Miss Genevieve knew Guiraud and, after a lengthy they would seize the stage horses Francis, both of Denver; a son. Dr. A. given by the Queen of Heaven American-Grown Lilies WE COLLECT GAS BILLS - f SELL conversation, •wrote letters to which were stabled there. Next L, Francis of Cheyenne, Wyo.; a grand' Aid society April 16, 100 soldiers friends whom he ascertained were The largest display of beautifully ■wrapped HONEY ORDERS AND STAMPS ton, Joseph Andrew Francis, and a will be guests. week we will tell ’ how the alarm sitter. Mr*. Hannah Dntro of Leadville. still in Fairplay. Next momini was spread and of the battle in 3020 W. Alameda Interment in Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan Assisting Mrs. G. J. O’Byme, he asked the hospitable Guiraudi (jeneva gnlch after the Reynolds EASTER LILIES AND PLANTS & Son service. chairman, in the vestibule will be “What time does the coach leave brothers had buried the plunder ip Mmes. Michael Mauro, Harvey HYDRANGEAS, ROSE BUSHES MRS. SERFINA GROSSO Buckskin Gulch? I want to beat a cave. "To this day, search is Reqniem Mast will be offered Hon Smith, J. M. Harrington, and it to James McLaughlin's i^nch being made for that $60,000 at t)ie Complete Asst, of 2-Year Field Grown Rose Bushes J. T. Upton Renovating day at 10 in Our Lady of Mt Carmel Irene Koser; at the doors, Mr, and to mail these letters.” McLaugh head waters of Elk creek. church for Mrs. Serafina Grosso, 64, of Mrs. J, Fred Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. lin’s was 10 miles from Fairplay. Send a lovely corsage or box of cat flo'wers Easter morning Co. 1636 W. 34th avenue, a pioneer of North Denver, who died Tuesday in St J. E. Flynn, and Mr. and Mrs. On the road he told his men that at a price you can pay, Carpet Cleaati* That Clean Antlfony’s hospital. R. G. Morrison; in the dining there the stage would be held up. BONDED MEMBER TELEGRAPH DEUVERT SERVICE PROMPT She was bom in Cosenza, Italy. She rooms, Mmes. William Ducey, Ranchman Is Held Up LECAL NOTICES came to the United States when a young John Nevin, John T. Harrington, ^ PERSONAL girl and soon afterwards settled in Den Michael Allegretto, and F. L. At the creek below the ranch, ^ REASONABLE ver, where she was married to Frank Schirk. McLaughlin and Maj. H. H. De- SERVICE Grosso. Mr. Grosso died six years ago, Mary,- who had 'been provost mar NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT At various times she headed varioiis The faneywork booth will be ESTATE OF AQUILINA BOTTONE, DE What Makes 1 W. H. UPTON Church organixatlons. She was a mem shal of the county and now was CEASED, NO. 66078. Manager presided over by Mrs. S. Chiolero. assistant major general of the ter LOOP M ARKET ber of the Altar and ^sary society of Notlce-'i* hereby given that on the 5th Our Lady of M t Carmel church. assisted by Mmes J. C. Ryan and ritorial militia, and was on his way Restaurant Food dey of May, 1942. I will present to the FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE 765 Tejon Street Surviving are five daughters, Rose, J. H. Spillane. to Denver from California gulch County Court of the City snd County of TAbor 5223 Mildred, Nellie, Josephine, and Jeanne where he was placer mining, were Denver. Colorado, my account* for FINAL Free Parking With Pnrebate of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence and two sons, Richard and Andrew, all SETTLEMENT of administration of said Good of Denver. • intercepted in a friendly manner. eatate, when and where all persona in in Interment will be In M t Olivet W. P, Passion Will Be Banteringly, at first, Jim Rey terest may appear and object to them, if Horan 4t Son service. nolds offered to swap his mount for they so desire. We can teil you and easily prove B. C. HILLIARD. Jr.. The firms listed here de the fine horse McLaughlin was rid Administrator C. T. A. our point Tbere'e juit one ex serve to be remembered MM. OTHELLA STEINKAMP Topic of Sermon ing. Upon the ranchman’s refusal, planation for satisfied enstomen Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday the captain and his men drew guns NOTICE TO CREDITORS that come back regularly and tell when you are distributing Hen's Women's and ChiUrea^ at 9:80 in St Philomena’s church for ESTATE OF John Holtinger, also known Half Soles Mr*. Othella Steinkamp, 26, of 28IS E. and took the surprised couple as J. H. HQIer, Deceased. their friend* to boot The answer your patronage in the dif 11th avenue, who died Sunday in Mercy (Presentation Parish) “prisoners of the Confederate No. 68956 is quality food—alwaya. We select hospital several hours after (riving birth Notice is hereby given thet on the 16th Loop Shoe Repair Shop to a girL Stations of the Cross and a States of America.” The captain each days food supply with greeter ferent lines of business. vaulted into McLaughlin’s saddle; dey of March. 1942. letter* testamentary care and caution than is exercised Loop Market. Lawrence Straot BUo She it also survived by her husband, sermon on the Passion will be were issued to tbs undersigned as Executrix Donald Steinkamp; her parents, Mr. and held on Good Friday at 7:30 p.m. one of the guerillas snatched De- of the above named eetate and all persons by most housewives. We must be Mra. L. F. Jacobs, and a brother, Victor A guest speaker wil? be present. Mary’s hat and clapped his own having claims against said estate ere re VERY iure. Steinkamp, who ia in the navy. Services’ on Holy Saturday ■will battered greasy felt on the ma quired to file tliem for allowance In the Interment was in St. Louis, Ho. W. P. jor's head. Both were robbed of CounW Court of the City end County of Horan A Son service. begin at 7:15 a.m. Confessions Denver, Colorado, within six month* from will be heard by two priests their moqey, DeMary parting with said date or said claima will be forever Satiman’s Paradise on Saturday afternoon from 2:30 $ 120. barred. ANNABELLE O’HARA MATHILDA HOLZINGER. 17th and Larimer' L ient Annabelle E. O'Hara. 48, an to 6:30, and in the evening from At the McLaughlin ranch, Executrix. PALMER again army nurse, died Tuesday in Fitssimona 7 o’clock until all are heard. picket was posted to give warning Bernard E. Xngler, Attorney Philip and Sam Saliman, Jr. hospital. 715 Midland Saving! Bldg. She was bom in Rico and moved to Masses on Easter will be at 6, of the approach of the regular Denver, Colorado Salida with her parenta. when .aha. .m 7:30, 9, and 11 o’clock. The 9 Denver-bound stage, carrying the brings you the finest a child. She received her nurses' tr^ n o’clock Mass will be a High Mass United States mail. The ranch '■w^ ww w w wr wwy ww w w w w^ ing iff the Red Cross hospital in ^ lid a followed by Benediction. man, making the best of the situa Easter flowers to be and joined the army nurs^ corps in 1981 tion, filled glasses with whisky She had been suffering from a heart Members of the Altar and CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ailment since 1926, when she retired Rosary society will receive Com and Mrs. McLaughlin started pre had in the city at from active duty. munion at the 7:30 Mass on Sun paring dinner. Before it was She is survived by her motl)er. Mrs, day. ready the stage drew up. The two Edward O'Hara of Salida; three sisters, prisoners were under guard in the i the lowest prices. Mr*. Ray Hayes and Mr*. William H. Those who wish to send flowers Classified Ads ( TourvUle, both of Dsnver and Mrs. Bert for the altars on Easter are asked house. At the gate, Jim Reynolds Roger* of Salida, and four brothers. shouted above the screech of , It will P417 fon to ALL of th» folloViag advartUamaBts. ( P, J. O'Hara of Denver and Frank and to ha've them at the church no brakes, before the horses had come ( Edward of Salida. and John Pan! of Bond. later than 10 o’clock Saturday Funeral servicea and interment will be morning. to a standstill, “Elevate! Up with A Ai A A A A .*4 Large assortment of Easter blooming held in Salida Monday. Olinger service. your hands!” One of the Confed CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS' HOME. The Altar and Rosary society erates stepped in front of the lead 1772 G rant Pleaaant home for glrla. PRINTING plants—and thousands of fresh cut has had the altars redecorated for MRS. ALICE C. .w il l ia m s ers, holding them, as Abner Wil 500 Business Card* $1.25 and up. Wsodlna flowers of all descriptions at Palmer’s ^ carload ^ an - Mrs. Alice Corcoran Williams, 45. of Easter. The members thank all liamson, the driver, dropped the PHOTOGRAPHS Announcements 25 for $2.50 and op. Num- 1421 Pear] street, died Wednesday of who contributed towards the bersd tieketi of all kind*. RODGER'S, 611 usual low prices. , tides direct from finest equipped pneumonia in a Denver hospital. reins. There were no passengers. Andataon photos. 1206 16th S t at Leiw- I4tb S t quarry-manufacturer. Out large She was born in Denver and attended flower collection, which was the ranca. MAin 1878. Free oewa cuts. volume and low ovetbead con Seered Heart schooL largest one the society has ever PAINTING 4 DECORATING She is survived by her husband. James received. Si. Vineenrs Aid Will MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS tribute to matchless memorial val C. Williams; a sop, Richard of Holly, FREE ILLUSTRATED FOLDER ON Buy Your Flowers From a Florist Who ues. wood. Calif.; her father. Nicbolaa Cor Card Party Thursday Reconditioned pianos, players, grande, SMART DECORATING. SEND POSTAL coran of Denver, and four sisters, Mzs. Meal in Kamme Home organs (pip* and reed), orebeetral insttu- TO 1071 YORK ST. OR PHONE EA. Serves You the Year Around Mary Fottral and Margaret, Katherine, There ■will be a card party in media. T. R. Walker, iH Broadway. 6P. 4502 1 JAGQUES BROTHERS 7864. and Nan Corcoran, all of Denver, the old’ rectory on Thursday eve PAINTING A PAPERING Funeral services will be held Satur. ning, April 9. SL Vincent’s Aid society •will Since 2902 day morning in St, Joseph'i church. In. hojd its regular monthly meeting DRUG STORES Painting and Paparing reasonable. R. T. terment Ht. Olivet Officers will be elected when a Yeager, $7 W Maple. SPmee 295t 28 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 on April 7 at 2:30 p.m. in the HUTCBIMSON’S PHARMACY meeting of the Presentation par home of Mrs. Fred H. Kemme, Your Nsborbood Druggist DEALERS IN GENUINE COLO SPMNO Card of Thanks ish PTA is held in the school 674 Steele street. Mrs. Charles Phone SPmee 0588 700 Be. Fear) Firkt Comenunion Piclurea W*. wish to express our siueera thanks lunchroom at 2 p.m. Wednes JAMES HXrrCBINSON Pmm£R FLOWSRS to tbs spiritual director of the Legion, J. Dunne will be co-hostess. The Reaseaabls Prices CHRNNELEO O R M N IT t of Mary praesidinm of St John the day, April 8. AH mothers of Rev. Arthur Lucy, assistant pastor Choice cut flowcre, corsages and blooming EvangcUst’s church, the Rev, J. Roy children in the class for First of the Cathedral, will be the guest plants. Lleb's, 2601 Qnitmsn. UNITED PHOTO Loop Public Market— 15th and Lawrence Step by mttt any timt eaj u t ear fni Figlino, and to the many other friend* Communion are urged to attend as; speaker. A musical program is tuartmtni aj btantifnt mauumtiat. for their kind expressiont of sympathy ROOM FOR RENT STUDIOS Phone MAin 3987—KE. 6010 in our late bereavement plans for that occasion ■will be being arranged by Miss Patricia Jimmie Gallegher and made. The second grade mothers Large sunny room, priv. home, block from i n i Cnrtla TA. $4U Kemme. A large attendance is an Cj^kdraL Buiineaa lady. 1555 Psnnsyl- Free DellTetr Ono Star* Only Opea Evsningi and All Day Eaatar H is . Nora G. O 'H an win be hostessea. ticipated. Oppoeita Bairs
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