Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1947— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. Three Checks for $5,000 Each DENVER CATHaiC Spark Loretto Heights Campaign REGISTER + + + ■+ + ‘Dig Push’ to Start The’ National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. Price of paper 3 cents a copy. Sunday on Parishos’ VOL. XLIII. No. 22. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1948. SI PER YEAR. DENVER VISIT BY FR. SUAREZ EXPECTED Work for Donations Three checks for $5,000 each received in the past week gave a big impetus to the Loretto Heights college half-million- General of Dominicans Missed dollar campaign. They were received from the El Pomar foundation through Mrs. Spencer Penrose, from the Louis D. Beaumont trust through Alfred Triefus, vice president and general manager of the Denver May company; and from a Death From Reds by 3 Minutes donor who insisted on remaining anonymous. The total of advance contributions reached $144,320 as workers prepared A priest who escaped death by only three minutes when Reds raided his convent in for the “ big push” in the parish solicitation part of the cam­ Spain, now the 80th Master General of the Dominican order, is expected to visit Denver paign opening this Slinday. in the near future. He is the Most Rev. Emmanuel Suarez, O.P., who is now on a tour of The El Pomar foundation, es-l------U. S. Dominican houses. tablished by the late Spencer Pen­ Father Suarez, one of the rose, has made many contributions Father Barrett world's best known authorities on to Catholic educational and chari­ .Construction Begins the canon law of the Church, Meeting Sunday table institutions. taught Archbishop Urban J. Vehr The Louis D. Beaumont trust Probably Will of Denver when the latter was a was established in 1933 for chari­ On $1,500,000 graduate student at the Collegio To Open Program table and educational purposes by .Angelico in Rome. the late Mr. Beaumont, one of the Be Transferred It was in the Civil war in founders of the May company, several years before he died. For Hospital in Spring Spain that the Dominican barely For Mission Week A chronic laryngitic condition escaped with his life. He and a A $5,000 CHECK for the Loretto J. Walsh and Thomas Tynan, co-chairmen many years it has contributed an­ The 24th annual observance of probably will make necessary the Grand Junction. — Rcpresenta- companion had left the convent Heights building drive is changing hands for the campaign; and Alfred Triefus, general nually more than $10,000 to Den­ transfer of the Rev. Thomas J. tivea of the U. S. Public Health grounds in disguise after receiving Mission week in the schools of in the picture above. Left to right are the Rev. manager for the May company, who is presenting ver charitable and educational in­ the Archdiocese of Denver under Barrett, C.M., from St. Thomas’ Service and of the Colorado state an urgent call from a distressed Elmer Kolka, major gifts chairman of the Loretto the campaign workers a check for $5,000, a gift stitutions. When Mr. Beaumont the auspices of the local confer­ seminary, Denver. Father Barrett, board of health met at St. Mary's part of the city. Three minutes Heights college building fund campaign; Judge from the Louis D. Beaumont tru.st. • died, his will provided for a sub­ who ha^ been director of music at hospital in the pa.st week with rep­ later he brushed past a Commu­ ence of the Catholic Students’ stantial bequest to St. Joseph’s Mission Crusade will be ushered in St. Thomas’ since 1940, left this resentatives from the board of nist band on the way. to his con- hospital in Denver. with a quarterly meeting of the week for treatment in Chicago. control of the Sisters of Charity The gift to the Heights cam­ Denver conference of the Cru March of Dimes Announcement of a new appoint­ 'of Leavenworth, Kans.; the admin­ paign was accompanied by a letter sade at St. Mary’s academy at 10 Indian Reservation Shanty ment will probably be made when istrative staff and medical staff of from the trustees of the estate, the second semester of seminary this Sunday. The schools Nathan Dauby, Morton J. May, St. Mary’s hospital; and J. K. participating in the observance [nobles Hospital studies begins next month. Monroe, Denver architect, to com­ and Nathan Loeser. will carry on their own pro­ PREPARATIONS PUSHED Father Barrett, a native of Chi­ plete plans for the construction of grams of study, prayer, and sac­ Is Converted Into Chapel cago, where he was born Feb. 4, a 160-bed hospital to serve Grand To Care for Polio AT'TOP SPEED rifice for the missions through ^ With the announcement of the 1911, came to Denver from St. Junction and the surounding com­ the week, which will be climaxed Mary’s seminary in Perryvflle, Mo. munity, The government will par­ Charles James Fox, who will be gift, the work of preparation for by the three Crusaders’ Masses the drive in the parishes was at He was ordained May 30, 1937, ticipate in financing the $1,500,- celebrated simultaneously in the By Manual Labor of Priest eight years old next month, hopes at Perryville after taking his phi­ 000 structure. top speed. Pastors of parishes and Cathedral, Loyola, and Holy Ghost to enter Cathedral school in Den­ their campaign workers were at losophy course at De Paul univer- By K en Carmichael Work will begin on the building churches at 10 o’clock Friday, ver soon. He was stricken by polio tending instruction meetings sity, Chicago, and his theological in the late spring, and it is esti­ Jan. 30. in the summer of 1946 when he was throughout the archdiocese, map .studies at the Pcrriwille seminary mated it will take about 18 months The Ute Indians of the Towaoc reservation in the south­ The students of St. Thomas’ only six years old. He was very ping plans and outlining their in ­ of the Congregation of the Mis- to complete construction. west corner of Colorado now have their own— and first— seminary, Regis and Loretto ill, and for a time it was feared dividual drives so they would cor­ The new St. Mary hospital will Heights colleges will attend the church, thanks to the Rev. Francis Papesh, who built the that Charles would have some pa­ relate with the general over-all A musician of unusual ability, be erected on the elevation over­ in the Cathedral; members church with his own hands. All the manual labor, with the ralysis. Fortunately, however, he campaign. the priest studied organ under looking the city at Seventh and of the senior and junior high made a complete recovery. The starting gun for the big Dean Fossler and Dean Arthur Patterson streets, one and a quar­ school clas.ses will attend the Mass exception of a little help in pouring concrete, was done by th^ priest without any assistance. Charles now wants to thank jump-off will be fired Sunday by Becker, doctor of music at Da ter miles north of the business sec­ in the Holy Ghost church, and Denver’s March of Dime givers for Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, with Paul university; voice under Mad­ Father Papesh, who is pastor of tion o f Grand Junction. high school sophomores and fresh­ making it possible for him to have the reading in each parish of the ame Maria Kurenko, famed-Rus­ The building, a four-story, T- men will attend the Mass in Loy­ St. Margaret Mary’s, Cortez, was the wonderful care that resulted sian prima donna; and Gregorian placed in charge, by Bishop Joseph Archbishop’s letter at all the shaped brick structure, will face ola. Moody Succeeds in his recovery. Masses and the distribution to the chant at the Piu-s X school of chant Sunday’s conference meeting at C. Willging, of the spiritual wel­ .southeast and thereby permit sun­ parishes of campaign literature. under Mother Stevens. His musi­ St. Mary’s academy will be fea­ fare of the Ute Indians of the Charles’ mother, his grandpar­ shine in every room at some time The beginning dinner for the par­ cianship was reflected in the sem­ tured by awards to close the Towaoc reservation, which is in ents, and his little five-year-old during the day. Curry in NCCS ish committee workers will be held inary choir, which, under his direc­ record-breaking Holy Childhood the extreme southwestern part of brother, Gordon, all of whom be­ Careful scientific planning as­ long to the Holy Ghost parish, are Monday, Jan. 26, at 6:30 p.m., in tion, became one of the city’s Christmas seal campaign under the state, 15 miles west of Cortez sures the Western slope of a thor­ Fatker Emmanuel Suarez also deeply grateful to the Na­ leading singing groups. the direction of the Crusaders and some 30 miles west of the Mesa the Lincoln room at the Shirley- oughly modern hospital. In the Post in Denver tional Foundation for Infantile Pa­ vent— and seeking him. When told from St. Thomas’ seminary, an­ Verde National park. Savoy hotel. Pastors throughout In 1945 the organization was planning, provisions are being ralysis. They believe that it was Denver will exchange pulpits this that he had left, the soldiers en­ nouncement of results of the cam­ John C. Moody, former Denver­ invited to appear in the Fine .Arts made for future planning in order Sunday to talk on the drive. tered the convent, desecrated the paign for the Catholic University No Suitable ite, has returned to Denver to center of (Colorado Springs to to meet the need of the rapidly The special solicitation program, demonstrate samples -of Chdreh growing city of Grand Junction and chapel, and killed the priests and of Peking, and reports of Mission Place for Mass accept an assignment as area di­ brothers there. week plans of the individual units. a^roved by the Archbishop, which music for a lecture on liturgical surrounding areas. On his first trip to the reserva­ rector for the National Catholic Every Catholic college and high Community Service with offices at pastors will pass along to the music. It made a number of radio LABORED DAILY tion (he priest, found, there vas workers, is for a basic solicitation appearances, notably on two Co­ AS DOCK WORKER school in the archdiocese, as "welf 1663 Grant street, the Catholiel' as St. Thomas’ seminafy, is af­ BO'plaSe to celebrate Mass for the of $5 per quarter, over a five- lumbia network broadcasts of thg- Day of Recollection Unable to return to the Indians. On the property of the Charities annex. Moody succeeds filiated with the CSMC as a John P. Curry, who left to accept quarter period to total $25 from Church of the Air program that convent. Father Suarez main­ reservation Father Papesh located each wage earner in the arebdio- orign'nated in Denver. The choir tained hi* ditguiae and la­ senior unit, and every grade a position as director of the Sea­ So Crowded Another an old tumbled down shanty that cese. Parishes also are being u r g e d 'also made several trips to perform bored every day as a dock school is affiliated as a junior men’s club under the auspices of unit. Each senior and junior unit belonged to the Diocese of Pueblo. to adopt units of the students’ big|at various functions. It sang at toe One Is Scheduled worker. In that position he It had once been used as a garage. the Catholic Charities at Portland, is represented at the conference Ore. Mr. Curry was assisted by activities building as parish proj installation ceremonies of Bishop was able to help priests and Father Papesh at once went to ects. Joseph C. Willging as Bishop of religious escape from the meetings by a minimum of four Mrs. Margaret B. Culverwell, who A record attendance of 145 work to remodel the .shanty into SEVERAL UNITS Pueblo, and assisted In special Red-controlled areas and se­ student delegates and by a faculty is now director of recreation in women was present at the Lay a chapel. The first step was to ALREADY SPONSORED services at army installations Women's Retreat a's.sociation an­ cured passage for many of moderator. Service club No. 2 at Lowry Field. repair the outside walls. Next came This assignment as NCCS area The units are shown in the ac around Denver during the war nual day of recollection Jan. 18 them to other ports. Finally the roof. A large cross was placed companying drawings of the floor years. It also supplied music for in St. Joseph's convent, 2825 W. his own chance came, and he director is a new phase in recrea­ on top of the building and this tion work to Moody, who has a plans for the new buildings. Sev- the Holy Week services and spec- .32nd avenue. The Rev. Richard shipped on an English Seminary Burse made a big improvement in the ap­ eral of the units already have been events in the Denver Cathedral. Arnold. S.J., of Regis college was freighter bound for Rome, record of more than 27 years in pearance of the building and gave subscribed by persons solicited in the retreat master. All the par­ where he landed with his the field with more than six of Besides his duties as musical some indication of bigger things the major gifts committee’s cam­ ishes of the city were represented health shattered. Fund Drive Lags; these years with USO-NCCS as a director at St. Thomas', Father to come. paign. Among those already taken as well as many of the surround­ A teacher at the Angelico for club director in Washington, Barrett has ser\-ed as chaplain at Work then moved inside the Hawaii, and New Mexico, and as are the recreation room, $25,000; j Mullen high school for boys and at ing towns. many years. Father Suarez several building. A floor had to be in­ Becau.se of limited accommoda­ times was dean of the faculty Total Now $4,924 NCCS regional supervisor in Lou­ (Turn to Page 5 — Cohunn 6) i the Convent of the Good Shepherd. stalled since there had been isiana, Texas, and New Mexico. tions, reservations were turned there, and in 1941 became Rector none. To stop the termites a Put Over by Press Agents down during the last week. The Magnificus of the university. At An anonymous donation of $5 concrete floor was poured. Celo- Program Serves sisters have agreed to accommo­ the last general chapter of the to the Sacred Heart seminary tex was placed on the walls and Soldier Patients date the association April 25 with order in September, 1946, he was burse bring."! the total received ceiling and the whole building was {\nother day of recollection. ~Pboto by Loui»e Pole- named to head the 8.000 Domin­ thus far to $4,924. A little less painted. The NCCS area program is es­ KuKluxKlanBeganin1915, Officers and members of the icans throughout the world. than $1,100 more must be con­ pecially planned as a peace-time Charles J. Fox board wish to extend a vote of Most of his priestly life has tributed to complete this $6,000 Build Altar, service to patients in military and thanks to the F’ranciscan Sisters been spent in Rome, and his work burse for the education of a stu­ Confessional VA ho.spital.s. An important part the excellent hospital care he re­ and all who contributed to the in many of the Congregations of dent for the priesthood. of the work will be to recruit and ceived that brought him through Was Rapidly Dying in 1926 success of the day. (Turn lo Page 2 — Coluinn S) At the same time it was an­ In the final stage, a confes­ train volunteers to meet a

ki TAGE TWO Office, 938 Btunock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420B Thursday, January 22,1948 Z Dominican General, CATHEDRAL YOUNG PEOPLE'S CLUB Fr. Schulte, friend D i n e a t Fr.Suarez,Expected SPONSORING GAMES PARTY JAN. 31 O f Shut-Ins, Burled

J n \ M M f l R o t a o r t n t (Cathedral Young People’* Club) A aUrtling portrayal of th* ef­ WELCOME To Visit in Denver Plans have been completed for fects of mast production on the From Loyola Church ■ »A 6#m i£lZ A 6i5 nth St. the games party sponsored by the human person ie contained in the (Continutd From Page One) M*! C«JIDominic’s honor*. low the knee and a short time later and in charge of tnis group, in­ church auditorium . at 8 o’clock, the recurrence of the disease in Shor^tly afterward he waz sent Establiehed 1902 1636 Tremont Place vites all to participate. Members of St. Mark's club will be the other leg necessitated a second to Rome to continue his studies Dick May surprised many of his the guests for this evening. Enter- amputation. TA. 3789 Denver 2, Colo. at the Angelico, and he later took CYPC friends by his marriage tainnient and games will be pro­ Unable to say his daily Mass in courses at the Roman Rota, a tri­ on Jan. 11 to Rita Cost of St. vided for the guests. Z O O I A < k M .O ^ C D / s m / w r r bunal that has gained great rt- ’i parish, whose h6me is the chapel, Father Schulte re­ ceived a rare privilege from ec­ hown for its trial and examina­ in Newark, N. J. Dick is well CLUB TO HAVE clesiastical authorities that enabled tion of evidence and for its ds- known for his accordion enter­ COMMUNION DAY TMIOVIIWO cisions in difficult cases. tainment at club functions. him to say Mass in his own room (St. Joteph’f Young People'* while seated in his wheelchair. A His ability in canon law in­ Skier* Await Sunday Club) j w litn you fflvo at a bank • • • fluenced his superiors to assign The next skiing outing will take special altar was erected for this ;For Hie Safely of Year Ooedt Sunday, Jan. 25, memoers of the purpose. him as a teacher at the Angelico. place Sunday, Jan. 25. The bus St. Joseph’s YPC will receive Com­ An accomplished linguist, he leaves Oscar Malo hall at 8 a.m. Director of Shut-in* t h o PENVIR INPUSTRIAL BANK Use Johnsoa Service on Every Move munion in a body in the 8:80 Mass. In recognition of his valued speaks Spanish, French, German, for Winter Park. The cost of Following the Mass, members will and Italian fluently, and he ac­ tickets is $2 and they can be ob­ work with shut-ins, the Rev. Daniel AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES. INC. attend a breakfast to be held in the A. Lord, S.J., national director of you f of ^ sorvico •. • *TO AND FSOU EVERyWHERE" quired a Working knowledge of tained from the Denver Tennis Sun room of the Knights of Co­ English prior to nis current visit and Ski shop, 1509 Tremont, sodalities, had appointed Father lumbus home. Schulte a.s director of a special so­ STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING to the U. S. where skis may also be rented. One Year Old dality for shut-ins. hlyh roturnf * # # Call Howard Heffernan at KE. Phone PE 2133 Denver 221 Broadway GIVES DEGREE The birthday dance, celebrating Father Schulte was 67. His sur­ 0821 for additional details. TO U. S. PRIEST the first anniversary of the club, viving relatives include a sister, The monthly Communion-break­ will be held Friday evening at 8:30 Mrs. Walter C. Nealon, and two fot that socuro f o o l i n f .. * One of hi* first act* on ar­ fast also will be held on Sunday, "’clock in the church hall. riving in Waihington, D. C., Jan. 25. Pews have been reserved brothers, Alphonse J. and Harry All Catholic young people are in­ J. Schulte, all of St Louis, Mo. in the front of the Cathedral at wa< to confer the degree of , vited to attend the square dancing, Rosary was recited at Regis col­ Maater of Theology on th* the 9 o’clock Mass for club mem­ sponsored by the Catholic Young lege at 8:30 Friday evening under bers, after which breakfast will be People’s council, Thursday, Jan. 22, the direction of the Rev. William Vary R*v. Paul A. Skahan, served at the NCCS building. at 8:30 o’clock in the St. Joseph O.P., whom be ha* named Fitzgerald, S.J., student counselor Denver Industrial Bank Tuesday, Jan. 27, is the dead­ church hall. The dances are held at Regis. (Opposite the Denver Dry Goods Co.) Procurator General of the line for making your reservations every other week and the number Fr. McCarthy Offer* Mas* F order. Thii appointment indi­ for the ice-skatinj; party and of young people attending will de­ e The Funeral Mass, held Satur­ 1534 CALIFORNIA STREET PHONE MAin 5155 cate* Father Suarez’ appre­ steak fry on Sunday, Feb. 1. The termine the amount of the admis­ ciation of the part played by day at 11 o’clock, was said by the members will leave the NCCS sion price. The next square dance GEORGE F. ROCK, Presidenl American Dominican* in will be held Feb. 6. Very Rev. C. McCarthy, building at 1 p.ni. for Homewood S.J., president of Regis college. maintaining the order’* aetiv- park. After ice skating, the group Final absolution was given by the itie*, particularly throughout TOBOGGANING EXCURSION, will head for the Evans ranch in Most Rev. Bernard J. Sullivan, the war. Indian Hills to enjoy a steak din­ DANCE PLANNED BY CLUB S.J., Bishop of Halicarnassus. Bur­ Another American, the Rev. ner, dancing, and card playing. All (Le Croix d* Lourdsi Club) Timothy Sparks, O.P., of Chicago, ial was in the Jesuit cemetery on of this will cost but $1.50. Call A tobogganing excursion for the Regis college grounds and has been named eocius, or com­ Jeff Geoffroy at EA. 9726, to members of Le Croix de Lourdes “Why Pay More?” panion. to the Master General. In services at the grave were con­ make your reservations, club will take place Sunday, Jan. ducted by Father McCarthy. The ' (Trademark) \h this position Father Sparks han­ Dutch Lunch Slated "5, at Watson’s course above dles most of Father Suarez’ cor­ Mas.s was preceded by the Office Something new has been added Homewood. Those wishing to at­ of the Dead. respondence from the English- to CYPC’s roster of activities— tend are to meet at the home of speaking provinces and acc^uaints Father McCarthy was assisted Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores the Dutch lunch on Wednesday, Gerald and Shirley Knight, 2184 by the Rev. Phillip Froebes, S.J., him with local conditions in the Jan. 28. Informal supper will be S. Broadway, at 11 a.m. Cars will and the Rev. Henry P. Heckon, INCORPOBATED area. served at the NCCS building at 7 leave promptly at 11:16. Each of ■i 8.J.. Master of ceremonies was the Now visiting on the West o’clock, followed by card playing, the members is to bring a lunch. Rev. Stephen R. Krieger, S.J., and Colorado Owned Stores coast, Father Suarez presided at bunco, dancing, or what-have-you. On Thursday, Jan. 29, the club the Rev. Eugene H. Kessler, S.J., Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. the opening of the provincial chap­ A most entertaining evening is will stage a barn dance for the and the Rev. Christian L. Bonnet, ter of the Holy Name province of guaranteed. Any further informa­ members of St. Mark’s and St. S.J., were precentors. Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California Funeral services at Boulevard are easily acces* the order in San Francisco on tion may be obtained from Mar­ ’ Young People’s Pallbearers were Fathers Ed­ Jan. 20, at which a new Provincial 15th and California srble from any part of the city by street car or guerite O’Brien, GR. 0082. clubs. The affair will take place ward H. Wintergalen, Joseph M. was to be elected. Credit goes to Gale Goodson, bus — only a few minutes from downtown. No at Glasier’s bam at 5400 E. Ken­ Sheehy, Aloysius M. Rieckus, Jo­ Wo Do Not Haw* Special Sale* But Sell You at Oar dance chairman, for one of the tucky avenue, starting at 8 p.m. seph Melchiors, Gerald Guida, and parking restrictions, no traffic confusion; ample most successful dances ever en­ Members of Le Croix de Lourdes Lowott Prle** Everf Day on All Drug Merchondi**, modern equipment; experienced personnel March of Dimes Aids Ervin Stauffen, all Jesuits from joyed by the CYPC Jan. 14. unit who wish transportation to the faculty at Regis college. thoughtful of every wish. Regardless of the cost, The Leap T'ear theme, Dogpatch the site of the dance will assemble one charge covers all emd every service is com* Hospitals' Polio Work style, was carried out, accom at the home of Jim Ranke, 2358 plished with the aid of mountain S. Cherokee, at 7:30. plete. There are no unexpected extras. (Continued From Page One) evergreen trees, L’il Abner’s fav GRand 1626 foundation will pay. Half of the orite “ vittles,” hill-billy dress, and PROGRESSIVE DINNER money collected stays here at home eVen a make-believe marriage per DATE IS CHANGED to help local cases, and the other formed by Marryin’ Sam. And, (K-Dueat Young People’* Club) half goes to the national founda­ of course, the girls tagged the fel­ The date of the progressive din­ EVARD tion for research and for emerg­ lows throughout the entire eve­ ner sponsored by the cTub has been ency funds in case of epidemics, ning. Prizes for the most novel shifted to Sunday, Feb. 1, in an such as Colorado suffered in 1946. costumes were awarded to A1 Sus- effort to entice more men of'the At that time, Denver received |35,- trick and Adelyne Frankovich organization to be on hand. A MRS. IAS. P. MoCONATT rSDSRAL *t NO. SPEER 000 from the national foundation Close to 100 members engaged in man-power shortage has occasion­ and 15 other Colorado chapters re the evening’s fun. ally been evident. ceived 1260,000 for polio cases. BASIC PHILOSOPHY Members of the club who have Your opportunity to join the TOPIC FOR STUDY volunteered to serve one of the March of Dimes (and dollars) Jan. (St. Thom**’ UniTcrtity Club) courses at their homes include 15-30 is to fill the dimes cards Discussion has run ahead of ma­ Betty and Marie Buckley, Dee delivered to your home some days terial in the ses.sions of the St. Abelein, Eston Rodgers, Eliza­ ago or to put your contributions in Thomas University club’s study beth Motley, Judy Kelsey, and the counter coin boxes in business branch, and this week’s meeting Bill Roberts. The dinner will be­ houses. Bring or send your contri­ will therefore take the form of a gin at 2 p.m., and the activities butions to 303 Colorado building, general view of the work already during the day will conclude with CASH 1615 California street, Denver. accomplished. “ What Are W e.Aft­ regular bowling in the evening. er?” and “ How Do We Find It?” Kathy Rourke, secretary, and We Will Pay Cash for Small Homes in or Near Denver. are the headings chosen to sum­ Elizabeth Motley are diligently Quick .Action — Call or See Shanty on Reservation marize the discussion. preparing an “ apologia” on the The group will meet Thursday club’s basketball team, whieh has I Converted Into Chopel at 8 p.m. in the Catholic Charities been defeated in two successive annex at E. 17th avenue and contests. Entertainments pro (Continued From Page One) Grant street. vided by the team’s supporters UJILLIflmS & GREEnE Members are asked to prepare most every Sunday, that is, he after each game have contributed for the discussion by a realistic 1 6 4 1 Stout T A . 6 2 6 6 offers two Masses in Cortez and a in great measure to the training third in McPhee or some other analysis of the hopes and ambi procedures of the squad. mission of the far-flung parish in tions of the average modern per­ Miss Dee Abelein, head cheer­ son. In the discussion they will the fast developing southwest leader of the athletic committee, compare these standards with the corner of the state. The two is in charge of transportation Masses are necessary in Cortez, principles commanded by Christ Thursday when the basketball and interpreted by the Church because the chapel there, in the team will play Mt. Carmel SC at basement of the rectory, is too 9 p.m., in Regis (fym. Any mem small to accommodate the congre- ber of the club wishing to sup­ gation at one service. Head of Air Lines port the team may contact either The story of Father Papesh is Miss Abelein or Miss Rourke. \ L ^ Be Sure to See .. . the .saga of a big city resident who Is Best Man at Janice and Kathy Rourke, Eliz­ came west and fell in love with abeth Motley, Madonna Dues?hele, the wide out-of-doors. He is a and Mary Kathryn Kelly, all club "Snap-Slat” native of Chicago. members, volunteered services to Denver Wedding St. John’s Men’s club in handling The president of United the addressing and mailing of let­ Air Lines, William A. Patter­ ters advertising the club’s games BLINDS The Denver Cttholic son, was best mar. at the wed­ party Feb. 6. •NUT WITH 1 ding; Saturday noon of his Bowling is scheduled for Sun­ Register assistant, John A. Murphy, day with the club taking the lanes of Sacramento, Calif., to. promptly at 7 p.m. R E B O V L i l f SLATS' Published Weekly by the Pauline R. Gravelinc, daugh­ Catholie Preee Sodoty. Ine. ter of Mr. and Mrs, George ST. FRANCIS’ YPC OF FEATHER WEIGHT ALUMINUM OR 988 Bannock Street Denver, Graveline, former parishion­ CALLS MEETING FLEXIBLE STEEL WITH TAPES OF (St. Franc!*’ Young Peopla’* Chib) "Colo. ers of St. Francis de Sales’ ANY COLOR OR TONE AND church, Denver, The formal St. Francis’ Young People’s FINEST MODERN HARDWARE Subscription t II Per Tear ceremony was performed in club is having a meeting next Francis’ church before the Tuesday, Jan. 27, at 8 p.m. at St You can’t fully appreciate how utterly simple it Entered a* Second Clasa Hatter St. is to dean these ONE-SNAP Venetian Blinds your­ Very Rev, Gregory Smith, Francis de Sales’ high school. self, until you see exactly how they are made. Let at tba Poat Offiea, Danvar, pastor. The bride’s sister, Plans are to be discussed for events a Sun-GIo demonstration amaze and delight you Cole. Mrs, Eleanor Schell, was ma­ occurring until the beginning of with the practical efficiency and beauty of the revo­ tron of honor. Lent. There will be a social im­ lutionary new, Snap-Slat Venetian Blind. The Graveline family, be­ mediately after the meeting. All fore they moved to Balt Lake members of the St. Francis YPC Or. G. J. City, were long-time members are urged by the club’s newly elected president, Joe Craig, to iM lffflf of St. Francis’ parish. The S a h a a a b le new Mrs. Murphy and her attend. WIINIt If niRIIIMj sister, Eleanor, attended the SMwiirMf PrtteottM Denver parochial school, and •their mother was an active 1 9 4 7 For Unihelterad Doorwaya * Optometrist Oldsmobile Sedan and Windows member of the PTA, Re­ Specialitt cently the bride has beep em­ on Dleplay at See them at Sun-Clo. For Visnal ployed by United Air Lines as MARDI GRAS hostess, with residence at the Eye Care A. E. Gallagher home in St Feb. 10 « Francis' parish. K. OF Gv HALL SU N -BLO BUILDS BETTIR V IN IT IA N BLINDS .310 Mark KIdg. KE, SR40 The bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, W, Murphy, Come to reside in Menlo Park, Calif. A. B. C. DOLL SHOP Following the church cere­ vcncmn lun* Mr, an^ M»n,'JoIiz A j MeCootf. . co. mony, a wedding reception 1350 Ar-ome* MAROI GRAS was held in the Mayfair room D O U ^ and TOYS Feb. 10 of the Brown Ptiaee hotel. DoH Hoipital After a wedding trip to Cali­ lUIltlan* Btatae* Repair*! K. OF C. HjUX fornia, the couple will make mi Anpaks* KA. TUT their home in Biveriide, HL n

i l Thursday, January 22,1948 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE

Fr. Edward Leyden Nuns Run School in Sumptuous Setting Special Layette Is Guest Speaker For PTA at Loyola S A L E i .,1

(Loyola Pariah, Denver) The Loyola PTA met Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. Edward A. Leyden was the guest speaker, and , New Shipment of the mothers of the fifth grade Clothe!! for Distin- children were the hostesses. HAINES and DENTON ^iehed Appearance that The St. Bernadine Pinochle club met in the homes of Mrs. Daniel SLEEPERS Sizei 0 to 8 Go Hand in Hand With Brown and Mrs. Guy Routzon. Ambition and Ability. Honors went to Mrs. Lehman $1.69 to $2.19 Beebe, Mrs. Ralph Golden, and Famous for Ease and Mrs. Wilfred Zimmerman. •Boys’ Jodhpurs Mrs. A. T. Haley will entertain Boys’ & Girls’ Jeans Grace of Fit, Fabrics of Aleutian Cloth the members of the St. Catherine Sixes 1 to 8 Superior Quality, Me­ Bridge club in her home on Jan. 27. Water and Wind Repellent Sizes ticulous Tailoring. Sin­ HNS Plant Social $2.89 $1.79-$1.98 The Loyola Holy Name society 3 to 7 gle and Double-breasted will sponsor a dance for the pa­ Styles in Worsteds, rishioners and friends on Thurs­ LULLABY LAYE day, Jan. 29, in Loyola hall. Square 278 So. Downing Mr*. P«t»r J. Jonk« • w« Dtlircr RA. 6060 Cheviots, and Tweeds. dancing and folk dancing in gen- eral will be featured Adidmission will be 25 cents. As Low As New linen surplices have been HANSEN & HANSEN 1 9 4 7 supplied for the Loyola acolytes, as Oldemobile Sedan the gift of the Loyola Holy Nam? JEWELERS on Display at society. MARDI GRAS $29.75 Sunday, Jan. 25, will be the 1628 17th St. Communion day for the Children’s ONE STORE ONLY Feb. 10 sodality. Some members of this so­ K. OF C. HALL Tailor Made dality have been active in foster­ or Ready Made ing devotion to Our Lady of Fatima. Members of the parish who form Look at Your Hat— 4 Months THIS 50-ROOM MANSION at New­ between the ages of 16 and 19 and renamed it thf workers’ group for the Loretto Salve Regina school. Many of the original fur- to Pav port, R. I., built at a cost of $4,500,000, has Heights college fund-raising cam­ **Everyone Else DoesP* nishinp:s still remain in the house, said to be one of paign met with Father J. A. been presented to the by its the finest existing examples of French-Norman -The Well-Dreutd Man Is Uiinf Herbers, SJ. Much enthusiasm Thit Service No lntere»t or Carrying owner, Robert Goelet, one of America’s richest architecture in the world. In the photo above, some was ‘manifested. men. Sisters of Mercy have converted the sumptu­ of the nuns and students are shown chatting or FAirrORY RNISHED Charge ous mansion into a school for more than 50 girls strolling between classes. The St. ThereOe Pinochle club met in the home of Mrs. W J. Mahoney. The honors went to Mrs. ROBERTS Bertha Weber and Mrs. Margaret Cathedral SfuJenfsiFORTY HOURS' DEVOTION TO OPEN Bible. — the hat man At the meeting of the S t Joseph LADIES’ HATS TOOl Learn Good Drivingi FRIDAY IN HOLY FAMILY CHURCH Pinochle club honors went to Mrs. S P n ire 472 6 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 258 Broadway Emil Frei and Mrs. George Haffey. (Holy Family Pariah, Denver) senior boys of the school also Several of the women of the i74i*4M S CHAMPA STREET attended the meeting. parish attended the day of recol DENVER 1. COLORADO. In Training Classes The annual Forty Hours’ devo­ tion stSrts Friday, Jan. 23, in the Two speech students, Ernest lection conducted by Father Rich­ (C«theclral High School, Denver) 8 o’clock Mass. The Very Rev. Barlock, junior, and Ervin Bar- ard Arnold, S.J., at the St Joseph convent Cathedral juniors and seniors Harry Smith, ().SS.R., of St. Jo­ lock, sophomore, will travel to seph’s church, Denver, will give Longmont in the company of the I Keep Your Car in A-1 Condition are currently attending driving in­ the sermons Friday and Saturday speech director, James Kenna, the C 'a l K e d r a l struction classes under the tutelage at the evening devotions starting evening of Monday, Jan. 26, where Consecrating Prelates of Mrs. Jean Gulick, owner of the at 7:30 and at the closing services they have been invited by the Long­ For Winter Driving school of Driver Education and Sunday at 4 p.m. Masses on Sat­ mont Central Labor association to Named for Texas Rites ^ Drive in for Free Estimate on General Checkup Training. Classes were conducted urday will be at 6, 7, and 8 o’clock. participate in a public debate on E)r0]%0]lf¥ twee weekly prior to mid-year St. Mark’s Young People’s club "Compulsory Arbitration of Labor Dallas, Tex.— Bishop-elect W, J. Prompt and Courteous Service Next to Clorko*! Chareb Goodo exams Jan. 20-22. They will then will meet at St. Catherine’s parish Disputes.” The meeting will be held Nold, who has been named Coad-, ^ Experienced Mechanics Genuine Factory Parts jutor to Bishop Christopher E. I **When in iow $piriU eali Jerry^ be held dailj;, Textbooks include hall Thursday, Jan, 22, at 8 p.m. in the Longmont high school audi­ FREE PICKUP SERVICE five pamphlets published by the Philip Michael, infant son of Mr. torium, with Carl Erickson and Byrne of Galveston, will be con- • ttOCDtN 1634 Tremnnt KE. 4554 American'Automobile Association. and Mrs. Arvil McClure, with Ed Floyd Sack Longmont high up­ secrated in the Sacred Heart Cath- C0L9 edral here on Feb. 25. Bishop Jo-| rREK OEUVEBY rREK PARKING Sergeant R. E. Dahlstrom of the Stipe and Janet Herman as spon­ holding the negative of the debate seph P. Lynch of Dallas will be VINER CHEVROLET CO. s Z safety education department of the sors. was baptized Sunday, Jan. 18 and the Denver boys, the affirma­ by the Rev. William Jones. tive. Following the debate, the the consecrating prelate. Co-con- A REPUTABLE DRUG Denver Police force will visit each class Mrs. Gulick has instructed Picturea to Be Screened meeting will be turned into a forum .s^^TORE in which the public may question Bishop Augustine and with his assistance she will At the Parent-Teachers’ aasocia- Auxiliary of Dallas. give an actual driving demonstra' the debaters. tioi^meeting Monday evening, Jan. Prior to the meeting James S i ..V incent de PauFs ParishI NADORFF tion. 26, in the school hall, motion pic­ Bishop-elect Louis J. Kenna and the Denver debate team Finest in (Fines and Beers A free trip to Cincinnati and tures taken by Dr. William Swi- ! will be guests of the Longmont consecrated in St. ISIS Colfai Ati. FR. 0(77 $500 will be awarded the winner gert of the Holy Family co-cham- NFL chapter at an evening din­ Washington Park Mkt. Colfax al Downing Denver of the 1948 national essay contest pion football team will be shown ner. HODGE GROCERY KEystone 3217 on “ How Advertising Will Help The seventh grade room mothers At a student assembly Jan. 20, Red & While Food Store to Raise Our Standards of Living.” will be hostesses. The officers and ! 2105 E. Virginia SP. 7505 six entrants for the Knights of Co­ ors will be Bishop Joseph H. We have added complete BILL HUGHES, Prop. Contest information was an­ some of the members attended the lumbus 1948 oratorical contest de­ nounced to Denver high school edi­ January CPTL meeting and heard ! Line o f FROZEN FOODS livered orations on “ Bringing Back Garriga, Coadjutor of Complete Food Service tors at a luncheon given last week an interesting talke by Dr. Lewis God Into Government.” Contest­ Meats . . . Groceries by the Denver Advertising club. Barbato, Catholic member of the Christi. .598 South Gilpin The Shirley Garage ants included Bernadette Burger, Fresh Fruits & Vegetables "lt*i Smart to B* Thrifty" OFFICIAL AAA GARAGB Hi-Pal editor John Quayhagen rep­ faculty of Denver university. Georgina Perito, Mary Catherine PHONE TABOR Stll resented Cathedral. St. Rita’s circle will meet at the Grace, Margaret Marvel, Ervin 3 Buildings Going Up home of Mrs. Ann Richards, 6481 RudisMI IGA Day sad Night Storsg*. Repairing. Open to students enrolled in the Barlock, and Ernest Barlock. FRANKLIN ANDERSON Washing and Grcaiing. Gaaolina and Oil, three upper classes, essays must W. 38th avenue, Wednesday, Jan. IS31-S7 LINCOLN 8T. Judges were Earl C. Bach, pro­ are under construction on JIMMY BAUIME not exceed 1,000 words and must 28. at 1:30 p.m., when election of fessor of speech at Loretto Heights Grocery & Market officers will take place. be typed in triplicate. They will be college, representing the Knights the South. A $60 Quality Meats — Groceries Will do a good, honest on John Harrtr Frank L. Smith Football Team Feted judged on the basis of creative of Columbus; a speech student ROTC building, and Fresh and Frozen Fruits repairing your radios and other JOHiV H.4RVEY thought, evidence of research, and Feting the state championship from Loretto Heights college. Miss and Vegetables small household applianres. QUALITY FURNITURE clarity of expression., football team'. Holy Family’s squad Dorothy Ann MacAvoy; and Har­ W« Apprecists Your Pstronsf. We will lend a radio while re­ J«4 EAST COLFAX AVENUE Last year’s local winners in­ of 40 members, the senior class en old Neivin, speech director at St. eluded in the plan. Two Louisiana & Clayton SP. 5717 pairing yours. at Joaephine Oenvpr, Cola. cluded Calhedralites Connie Wil­ tertained with a dinner at the Olin Joseph’s high school. buildings were acquired TERMS. OP COURSE PhflwTAkr9793 ber, Fred Meine, and John Quay­ hotel Jan. 20. Guests of the eve­ The finalist will represent Holy hagen. Electro Products Co. Telephone EA. 4679 ning included the Rev. Leo Flynn, Family high in the all-parochial LEN’S Pharmacy An elimination contest for the the Rev. Edward Leyden, the Rev. contest to be held in the Knights L. C. FEHR. Prop. 2117 E. Center Ave. K. of C. oratorical meet will be Dr. D. A. Lemieux, the Rev. Nich' 6t Columbus hall Feb. 26. SPruce 1831 held in Oscar Malo hall on Jan. 1947 Uembtr St. VInesnt ds Psal's Psrlsb DOWMNG STREET olas Walsh, the Rev. William Capping the activities of Mis- 1 Have Your Doctor Phone The firms listed here de­ 28. Under the supervision of the Koontz, the Rev. William Jones, sion week, Jan. 12-16, Paul Oldsmobile Sedan For Pick-up and Delivery PHARMACY 1 Us Your Preacription serve to be remembered English and history teachers, final­ the Rev. Robert Syrianey, the Rev. O’Hayre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul on Display at We Like to Fix Radios GEORGE M. HILL. Prop. ists will be coached by Mrs. George Herbert Banigan, Coach Joseph O’Hayre, 4431 Yates street; and MARDI GRAS 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 when you are distributing Professional Pharmacist J. Waggoner, speech director. Fanning, and Assistant Coach Gloria James, daughter of Mr and At LooiiUnt aod Sooth ClojtoB Phono CHerrr 27(7 Feb. 10 your patronage in the dif­ 801 Downing St. The Cathedral winner will parti­ Harpf Brachle. The senior class Mrs. Philip James, 3088 W. 40th cipate in the oratory contest at president, Francis Pohs, was chair­ avenue, were crowned king and K. OF C. HALL ferent lines of business. the K. of C. hall Monday, Feb. 23, man of the affair. queen of Mission 4reek by . Father at 8 p.m. Following the dinner the group Flynn at a student gathering Jan. BOYYIE BRAE Last year, Cathedralite Ray attended the open meeting of the 16. They were attended by these Marsolek’s Decker, presenting his oration, Knights of Columbus, when tro­ other candidates: Fred Sabell, Ro- R elcome salee Calvert, Ronald Capra, Alice Radio & “ American Youth Looks at Com­ phies were presented to the win­ Chopping District munism,” placed third in the final ners of the 1947 Parochial leag^ue Benallo, Philip Kennedy, and Glo­ Appliance ^ contest. football title. Other junior and ria Fiorella. Crown-bearers were STOCKMEN Janet Clems and Judith Heffernan; Store ' ■Cathedralites in the cast of the Bonnie Brae 2(0(-08 Eatl Colfaa y Becomes English Lord train-bearers were Martin Wel­ CONOCO PRODUCTS all-parochial play. Begone, Swan of land and George Green. The suc­ EA. (141 Lubrication, (2ar Washing, Balteries DREG CO. If It as Meant For You— Avon, included Cliff Marvel, Carol London. — An eight - year - old cess of all Mission week projects ------Recharged, Tire Vnicanizing ALFRED C. ANDERSEN, Ownsr-Msesger • RECORDS# HARDWARE DeRose, Frances Glotzbach, Bev­ Catholic boy has become Lord Phil- was made known to the students Y oil’ ll Find It at erly Ann Miller, Dick Zeylmaker, limore of Shiplake, a title which in a report by Mary Sardick, gen­ DN SAVINGS BOYYIE BRAE Have your Doctor phone us • PAINTS •HOUSEWARES made him a British peer and mem­ your Prescriptions Robert Zeylmaker, Sally Simpson, eral chairman. "^ei, 2V i% PLUS Insuroned and Madeline Rieger. ber of the House of Lords. He COYOCO SERVICE Beer, Wines, Etc. , to o l ITEMS A football, autographed by the Here your savings are not MX a a J c Xc o a a ^o Cathedral will play host to the inherited the title with the death 1947 Notre Dame championship 724 So. University • PE. 9909 7(3 So. Unfv.rsitr BA. 2174 Denver Sodality union Sunday, of his non-Catholic grandfather. only invested in FHA and I.i0 9 K. CO LFAX football team, was given Francis other prime first mortgage RADIO REPAIR Feb. 1, at 10 o’clock in Cathedral The boy’s father, Anthony Philli- Woertmann of the fifth grade. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 loans, but arc alio insured Preisser’s Red & White The firms listed here de­ lO-Day Gaaranu# high school, room one. Sodalists more, was killed in the war. The Joann Shaklee, senior, and Dorothy 24'Uoor Strrkt againti lost to $5000 by an "The Slylei Art DiTint” from all parochial schools are to new lord’s mother, Ann Phillimore, Kennedy, a seventh grader, re­ serve to be remembered agency of the U. S. Grocery and Market attend. is the Catholic daughter of the late ceived pennants. when you are distributing Gen. Sir Cecil Pereira. On Jan. 12 Mrs. .lean Gulick $S itorls your account. PANCT MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND from Gulick Driving school began QUALITY GROCEBIES AT your patronage in the dif­ Come to LOWER PRICES HATHAWAY’S Want Homes Blessed a 16-hour course of instructions in ferent lines of business. Free Delivery SPmee 4447 Budapest.— About 65 per cent the theory of driving for a group C I T Y L A C E ’'C L E A Y E R S MARDI GRAS of Holy Family students. The 2331 B. Ohio A vs. (So. Univ. sod Ohio) 218 Eait Seventh Ave. Phone TAbor 7907 of the Catholics living in cities and 85 to 90 per cent of those in rural classes are held three times a Carlaini - Pillow* Carrfullr Clnnrd and Rtturnad Sama Slif. Spaciil Cara Feb. 10 week. Given to T«hle Linens. BUnkeU Laundered Without 8htinkax<. areas of Hungary requested WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED K. OF C. HALL priests to bless their homes and farms on Epiphany. NOIITH CAYLORD 'Chopping District Lot's do somo figuring.. On December 22, COLFAX DRIVE-IY •m m s i i

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PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, January 22,1948 iloretto Boosters in St. John’s Parish Billee Connolly Wed NEW COURSES ARE BEING ADDED To C. W. McDowell BY DOWNTOWN DIVISION OF REGIS

To Hoid Meeting on Campaign Detaiis Miss Billee Connolly’became the Encouraged by the record en­ ers in the Jesuit order and it was bride of C. William McDowell at rollment for the first semester at as a teacher of speech that he had (St. John'* P.nri*h, Dcnrer) May, the prieata were hosts at the Mrs. Murtaugh appointed Mmes. sisters’ convent. Mrs. George J. T. Tierney, George Greer, Sr.; a double-ring ceremony performed the Downtown division of Regis been assigned to the college at A meeting of parish workers in college, a series of new courses Greer, Sr., entertained with a tea and John R. Moran to serve with in Annunciation church, Denver, British Honduras. A graduate of the fund campaign being con­ before the Rev. James Moynih'an. are to be added to the second sem­ Creighton university, where he was in her mountain home “ Ismargeo" Father Moran on the nominating ducted for Loretto Heights college After a brief wedding trip to Chi- ester schedule, it was announced famed as a student speaker, he in June. Mrs. Frank Freeman en­ committee. The committee wifi will be held in S t John’s school this week by the Very Rev. Ra­ continued his work in this field tertained in September, Mrs. J. R. present its report at the February Thursday evening at 8 o’clock. phael C. McCarthy, S.J., Regis after entering the society. Plank in October, Mrs. T, A. Cos- meeting, and election and installa­ Members of the Men’s club, and president. Because of his skill, he was sent wbmen of the PTA and Altar so­ griff in November, and Mrs. T. tion of officers will be held at that Promiiaent among these new Walter O’Connor, u is month. time. for special training to the Preach­ cieties will serve as volunteer courses will be study of the “ Bio­ ers’ institute at Catholic univer­ workers. A movie, Where the Best Mrs. Frank Siems was recog­ Talk on Mass Given logical Basis for Personality” con­ Mrs. J. B. Kenney, program sity at Washington, D. C., and then Begins, featuring Loretto Heights nized for her kindness in taking ducted by the Rev. Elm6r J, was sent, to the University of college, will be shown. care of the medals used by mem­ chairman, presented the Rev, Trame, S.J.; “ Christian Marriage,” Charles Jones, who gave a very Michigan to continue his studies. St. John’s Men's club will hold bers of the society on their Com­ by the Rev. Ervin Stauffen, S.J.; At the S t Louis university school its monthly meeting in the school munion Sunday, and Mrs. W. P. interesting talk on “ The Sacrifice and “ Modem Social Problems,” by of the Mass,’’ of commerce and finance, he hall Wednesday evening, Jan. 28. Horan and Mrs. Albert DeBey, for the Rev, James F. Walsh, S j. taught a course in practical speak­ At that time final plans will be their graciousness in serving as After the meeting adjourned, A course in the “ Principles of Mrs. O’Connor served tea to her ing and later became supervisor made for ^ e big pre-Lenten gamerf hospitality chairmen. Counseling and Guidance” will be of speech training at the Army guests. She was assisted by the party beiffir sponsored by the club Father Moran made a plea for taught by John A. Flanagan, and Air Forces Radio institute at St chairmen of the varipu* commit­ Friday, Feb. 6, at the K. of C. John Coyne will condudt a class Louis. workers in the parish for the Lo­ tees. Mrs. John Toner and Mrs. clubhouse. retto Heights college drive, and in “ Personnel Management.” A J. R. Monaghan presided at the “ The key to persuasive public All parishioners are asked to also asked the mepibers to support “ Survey of Western Civilization” speaking is the ability to think on tea table. A social hour followed. wil be given by the Rev. Harold support this phrty which will bene­ the March of Dimes. your feet, to cut through the fal­ The Rev. Edward A. Leyden, L. Stansell, S.J., and Father Walsh fit the athletic and recreational Mrs. Joseph Tangier, Mrs. Smith, lacies and superficial thinking, program for children of the school. archdiocesan superintendent of will also conduct a course in “ So­ and Mrs, A. M. Tuttle were intro­ and ’eell’ your own logical ideas As many men as possible are asked schools, will be th? guest speaker cial Psychology.” duced as guests. at the meeting of St. John’s PTA to your listener.*,” Father Krugei to attend the Men’s club meeting In addition, there will be courses said. in preparation for the games in the school hall on Monday, Jan. in accounting, business law, Eng­ COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME party. Sodalities Plan 216, at 1:45 p.m. Mrs. M. L. Mc­ lish literature, rhetoric and com­ Altar Society Hears Carthy, president, will preside. position, ethics, and moral guid­ 1 9 4 7 The entertainment will be fur­ Annual Reports ance. Oldamobile Sedan Valentine Social nished by a group of students from For those interested in the on Display at A . I*. Mrs. John F. Murtaugh presided Loretto Heights college and by short story or fiction there will be MARDI GRAS at the January meeting of St. pupils of the fifth grade. Mothers a course in creative writing to < lirilC 'II GOODIN CO. John’s Altar and Rosarj’ society in (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) of the fourth grade pupHs, with be given Monday nights by the Feb. 10 The parish Young Men’s and the home of Mrs. T. Walter O'Con­ Mmes. R. C. LaForge. and W. Rev. Ervin Stauffen, S.J. K. OF C. HALL i.t . n:t;n EiOO llt h nor. Jan. 16. About 75 members' Young Ladies’ sodalities will meet Krichbaum as chairmen, will serve ■ Registration for any of the attended. Friday evening, Jan. 23, instead refreshments after the meeting. The Rev. J. P. Moran opened of Tuesday evening, Jan. 27. The courses at the Downtown school A social hour will follow. Mr*. C. Wra. McDowell may be made between 1 and 9 the meeting with prayer, and Mrs. meeting will take place as usual in Officers, committee chairmen, Murtaugh thanked Mrs. O’Connor Sacred Heart school at 8 o’clock. cago the couple are making their p.m. from Jan. 27-30, inclusive, and room mothers arc asked to at­ at 711 17th street, Denver. for her hospitality. These two sodalities are making tend a council meeting in the cafe­ home in Detroit, Mich., where Mr. .Mrs. Clem N. Kohl gave the plans for a St Valentine’s dance, McDowell, an engineer, is in busi­ Second semester classes will teria at 1 o’clock, preceding the start Feb. 2. deanery report, and she urged the Feb. 6. general meeting. ness. The bride is the daughter of Escaped Death in Hurricane women to continue to send their Members of the Young Men’s Safety Film Shown discarded articles of clothing, fur­ and Young Ladies’ sodalities will Mrs. Katherine T. Connolly. She Belize, British Honduras, is a Officer Hale from the Denver niture, etc., to the St. Vincent be issued membership cards. Per­ is a graduate of Annunciation high long way from Denver, but if the Police department showed a pic­ de Paul Salvage bureau. Mrs. John sons without cards will not be per­ school and of St. Joseph’s hospital Rev. Charles F. Kruger, S.J., had ture, Safety First, at the school Toner gave her annual report on mitted to participate in sodality school of nursing. She served with missed his ship there back in 1931 Rem em ber the Church the cost of the flowers for the meetings or closed social activities. Jan. 21. He will be assisted by the army nurse corps, 29th General there would probably be no course altars. She said that the flowers In order to become a member and Bobby Dan Sullivan, an eighth hospital unit, for three years. The in “ Persuasive Public Speaking,” used in decorating the altars for receive a card the person must grade student, in* organizing a bridegroom is the so.i of C. W. planned for the second semester every first Friday had been paid first see the spiritual director, the safety patrol troop in the school. McDowell, Oak Hill, W. Va. of the Downtown division of Regis for by an individual member of Rev. William Markoe, S.J.; at the Frank Lowers, son of Mrs. Hazel college. Lowers, has returned home follow­ the society. rectory. There would probably be no ing two years’ service in the navy. 165 Active Member* The first social committee meet­ Cathedral PTA Sets Father Kruger either. For that ship Frank was assigned to the U.S.S. Mrs. Hugh Stewart, membership ing was held in the sodality hall, was the last one to leave Belize chairman, reported that she had Jan. 16. A discussion was held on Thomas Jefferson. He received his Council Meet Jan, 26 before the violent ,hurricane of in enrolled 165 active and 87 auxil­ the membership cards and a new honorable discharge from Yerba Sept. 10, 1931, swept across Brit­ iary members. Mrs. James B. Ken­ social program was planned. In Buena island in California on Jan. To Plan Activities ish Honduras, killed 1,500 persons, ney gave a report of the work done spite of the bad weather there was 12, and expects to continue his demolished the buildings of St. by members of the society in vari­ a good attendance at the meeting. schooling In Denver. The Denver Cathedral PTA will John's college, and brought death Dr. and Mrs. Joseph McGill an­ Y O U R W I L L ous civic activities. There are 19 Miss Dolores Weaver of the so­ hold a council meeting on Monday, to 18 members of the Jesuit fac­ members of St. John’s parish dality will be married at the first nounce the birth of a girl in Mercy Jan. 26, at 2 p.m. in the high school ulty teaching there. working at the Infant of Prague sodality Mass* of the new year, hospital on Jan. 20. library. This meeting is for im­ Father Kruger, who has been nursery. These women aggregated Jan. 25. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Campbell are portant plans for future aciivities librarian at Regis college since a total of 981 hours of work in Thursday afternoon there will the parents of a boy born Jan. 20. of the PTA. All PTA officers and 1946, is one of the leading speak­ the nursery during the year be catechism instructions in Sa­ Mr. and Mrs. Martin Harrington council members are urged to at­ Thirty-five women in the parish cred Heart school at 3:45 for chil­ are the parents of a boy bom in tend. solicited funds for the Community dren of the parish who attend Mercy hospital Among those who attended the Englewood Catholic REMEMBER THE public schools. Chest, and 12 women worked on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bott are CPTL meeting Jan. 15 were Sunday is the Communion day the National Jewish hospital drive the parents of a girl born in St. Mmes. P. Hotra. D. Vostrejs, J. Opens Denver Store Miss F. Pcavey, Eucharistic for the Indies’ sodality in the 7:30 Gannon, J. Miller, J, Andrew, and o’clock Mass and-for the Young Joseph’s hospital Jan. 18. Mrs. POOR MISSIONS chairman, reported on the number Bott is the former Rita Beringer. G. Schwartz. Edward Snow, member of ^ t of hours spent by members of the Men’s and Young Ladies’ sodali­ Mrs. G. Schwartz attended the Louis’ pari.«h, Englewood, recently ties in the 10:30 o’clock Mass. Mrs. Edward Egloff. entertained society in adoration before the members of St. Rose’s club with deane^ meeting Jan. 19 as repre­ opened a ne\V furniture and ap- Blessed Sacrament on the first Father Markoe will leave for sentative from Cathedral. plianceli store in uptown Denver, Trinidad next Monday. He will luncheon and bridge in her home OF THE ARCHDIOCESE Fridays. Mrs. Edward Madden re­ on Jan. 20. Mmes. Harry Gorley The new juke box purchased for at 1613 Court place. The new store ported on her care of the vigil give a retreat to the high school the school by the PTA has been i.s known as Snow’s Furniture and students there. . and Hannah Snyder were guests. lights; Mrs. Thomas O’Keefe on Mrs. George Strahl and Mrs. Sny­ delivered to Malo hall. .\ppliance Co. publicity; and Mrs. Andrew Mc- Mrs. Maude E. Miller, 623 29th, 'The store is showing a smart was given an afghan Saturday at der were awarded the bridge hon­ Callin gave her annual report as ors. line of modern furniture, and all corresponding secretarj’. Mrs. the games party in Sacred Heart Public Invited to Aid kinds of electrical appliances. The school hall. Mrs. John Doyle entertained the John Cutshaw, hostess chairman, Infant of Prague circle members In Iron Lung Campaign store also buys and sells used fur­ gave the names of the members at the Denver Country club on niture. Mr. Snow invites the read­ Form of Beqaest for who served as assistant hostesses Denver Heights Alumnae Jan. 21. Claude M. Ryan, prominent Den­ ers of the Register to come in and during the year. Will Convene on Feb. 2 St. Joseph’s club members were ver Catholic, wishes to invite his get acquainted.' Establishment of Hoiteiie* for Year uests of Mrs. John F. Murtaugh many friends and the public in Mrs. Roy G. Atkinson gave her The Denver chapter of the Lo­ fan. 21 in her home. general to aid the iron lung cam­ Come to Funds for Education annual report as ways and means retto Heights Alumnae association Mrti. A. P. Pohndorf was hoste.ss paign sponsored by the March of chairman and told of the hostesses has postponed its regular meeting to members of Little Flower circle Dimes. of Priests: who had entertained the society. to Monday, Feb. 2, it was an­ with luncheon in her home. To raise funds for the affair, a MARDI GRAS In February the society met with nounced by Mrs. Jack Dinan, Mother Cabrini circle met Jan games party is being held every Mrs. Phil Clarke; in March, in the president. 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Thursday, January 22,1948 Office, 9S8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE Invest Today in Future of Catholic Education

No Extra Charge for Extra Service

The measure of Horan’s service is the The proposed student activities building at Loretto Heights family’s need, not the amount they pay. college is shown in the architect’s drawing in the picture above. The Horan’s talk over all arrangements with the new edifice will be situated between the present administration building of the Catholic college for women and the towering Rockies. DR. JAMES P. family, and find out how they want things The photo to the right is a picture of St. Joseph’s hall, a dor­ done. Even though extra services are in­ mitory building that is taking care of the needs of the 70 boarding GRAY volved, there is no extra charge. . students at the college and has for years .been a much needed addi­ Optometrist tion to the college campus. Pictured below St. Joseph’s hall are VISUAL CARE Offirial Extension Calendar for 1947 now the ^ound floor and first floor plans of the student activities building. EYES EXAMINED The proposed memorial and named units of the new buildings Available. Call at Our Office for your Copy. follow; VISUAL TRAINING St. Joseph’s hall; Sixteen corner rooms, each $2,000; 11 west Optometrist rooms, each $1,800; 11 east rooms, each $1,500; 26 court rooms, each $1,200; two student lounges, each $3,600; two snack kitchens, 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St. each $3,000; faculty' lounge, $6,000; main student lounge, $5,000; Horan & Son Chapels main stairway, $6,000; proctor's room, $2,000; office, $1,800; laun­ Phone for Appointment KEystona 6297 KEystona 6298 dry room, $l,500;*and ironing room, $1,500; TA. 8883 Ground floor, activities building; Athletic room, $6,000, and 1527 Clavaland Placa furnishings, $2,000; book store, $6,000, and furnishings, $1,500; dining hall and cafeteria, $60,000, and furnishings, $25,000; game room, $6,000, and furnishings, $2,600; health guidance, $5,000, and m auum m furnishings, $1,500; health room, $2,000, and furnishings, $1,200; FRIED FILET OF kitchen, $18,000, and furnishings, $18,000; lobbies (2), each $5,000, and furnishings, $750; lockers, showers, and toilets, $16,000, and furnishings, $6,000; post office, $6,000, and furnishings, $1,750; recreation room, $26,000, a n d ------FRESH SOLE furnishings, $7,600; snack bar, “ FINEST SOLE IN COLOR.ADO” $5,000, and furnishings, $7,500; student lounge, $6,000, and fur­ Complete 6-Course Dinner nishings, $6,000; swimming pool, $ 1 . 1 0 $80,000; Served Daily 11:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. First floor, activities building: 1 Alumnae offices, $7,500, and fur­ OO gtata No Parking Probl.mi nishings, $2,500; auditorium-gym­ CloMd Mondaja lOe Parking Next Door nasium, $75,000, and furnishings, Denver’s Largest Dealer $32,000; chaplain’s dining room, $3,000, and furnishing.s, $1,250; **After All, It’s Service That Countg^ check rooms T2), each $3,000, and Golden nLantem furnishings, $500; council room, $6,000, and furnishings, $1,800; 1265 Bdwy„ Near 13th Ave. RESTAURANT KE. 1204 deck terrace, $10,000, and fur­ MAIN nishings, $1,200; exhibits, $12,- 1335 Broadway 1314-1338 Acoma 000, and furnishings, $3,000; fac­ ulty lounge, $9,000, and furnish­ On Cirle C«nt*r 3111 ings, $2,500; foyer, $9,000, and furnishings, $3,000; guest dining room, $7,000, and furnishings, $3,600; kitchen, $2,000, and fur­ Cleaning at Its Best nishings, $3,000; lobby, $7,500, and furnishings, $1,500; main lounge, $27,000, and furnishings, 3 DAY SERVICE $10,000; mission room, $3,000, Pickup and Delivery and furnishings. $760: physical Al Bennett education. $2,000, and furnish­ TWO STORES ings, $1,000; porch, $6,000, and furni.shings, $1,000; publications 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 Men's Clothing Dept. office. $10,000, and furnishings, $1,500; reading room, $5,000, and 2025 W. Alam eda-RA. 0612 furnishings, $1,000; sodality (Across From Valverde School) Society Brand room, $3,000, and furnishings, Wall Street, Scottsdale $750; stage, dressing rooms, $15.- 000. and furnishings, $10,000; and Brayton stairways (2), each $7,500; su­ SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS pervisor’s suite. $5,000. and fur­ nishings, $1,500; vestibule, $6,- 000, and furnishings, $900. The mflV Co. SOMETHIIVG TO CROW AROLT Marjorie Christian 1 2ND FLOOR CARL'S ST. PAUL CAFE Wed in St. James' 3109 E. COLFAX (St. Jamei' Pariih, Denver! Open Again on Sundays Before a Nuptial Mass on Jan. W ith 14 Miss Marjorie L. Christian be- came the bride of Robert B. Schell. Those Good F^ried Prompt COAL Delivery Mias Christian, who is the daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Chicken Dinners Christian, wore a gown of white Boulder Valley, lump or egg...... ton $9.55 satin and carried a prayerbook 80c I covered with orchids and stream­ THE BEST IN THE CITY Golden Ash, lump or eg g...... ton $9.55 ers of sweet peas. Miss Loretta Schell, sister of the bridegroom, Centennial, lump or egg...... ton $11.10 was her attendant. She wore a Harris or Wadge, lump or e g g .. .ton $12.00 gown of turquoise taffeta and car­ Our Lady of Lourdes ried a bouquet of American Harris or Wadge, nut...... ton $10.85 Beauty roses. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and We Deliver in So. Denver and Englewood , Mrs. Robert G. Schell, had D. Dan­ South Denver iel Sullivan as his best man. K Jewell Pharmacy breakfast was served to the wed­ ding party and friends in the May- Evergreen 1894 S. Pearl RA. 0232 Kroonenberg Coal Co. fair room of the Brown Palace ho­ tel. The couple will make their UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 1909 South Broadway SP. 4478 home in St. James’ parish. Nursery Members of the Immaculate DRLGS - PRESCRIPTIONS 25 YEARS IN PRESENT LOCATION Conception circle met in the home ■Mrs. 0. S. Folkner. Prop. of .Mrs. John Evers, 1668 Quince COMPLETE SEED STORE BKERS, WINES, ETC. AND NURSERY street, on Jan. 14. Three new MARDI GRAS IS PLANNED FEB. 10 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE members were welcomed to the 'Big Push' Starts Order Fertilizer orroup. The next meeting will be For Spring Delivery Mr. & Mrs. G. W'. Reed. Prop. held Feb. 11. i (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, for their monthly meeting, and iFftrmsrly Fritintatioa ParlihJ Six members of St. James' par­ Denver) I plans were set for a final drive to Sunday in Heights L534 So. Broadway |p; The Meeting Place of Western Men ish attended the women's day of Members of the Rocks of i make the coming Mardi Gras a suc- I recollection Sunday. Lourdes club met Monday night Icess. The Mardi Gras will be an ; Baptized Sunday was Michael Building Campaign St. Joweph^w Parish Western Outfitters for the Nation I Lynn, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Hazel M. UcNabb annual affair for the parish and Thomas J. Fahey, with Mr. and I this year will be held on Shrove (Continued From Page One) ■Mrs. Gerald Lenig as sponsors, Tuesday, Feb. 10. in the Knights i Sacred Heart circle member.' To Wed Jas. Watson of Columbus hall. A new 1947 the main lounge, $27,000; the ex­ The Denver's j were guests of Mrs. Alice Bolger Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mc- Oldsmobile green club sedan, with hibits room, $12,000; council room, Bob & Van’s NATIONAL in her home the evening of Jan. 8. Nabb, 1700 Quince street, an­ radio and heater, will be on dis­ $6,000; reading room, $5,000; and I The members oresent were Mrs nounce the engagement of their play the night of the Mardi Gras. MEAT MARKET Gene Thorpe, Mrs. John Thompson. The Mardi Gras itself will be a the alumnae offices, which are to BRANDS STORE daughter. Hazel Mae. to James E. 744 Santa Fa Driva Mrs. Marie Schmidt, Mrs. Ted Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. masquerade ball, with prizes be­ be sponsored completely furnished HIGH GRADE MEATS Ranger; Mrs. John Hirtman, Mrs. ing awarded for the best costume. by alumnae of the school for $10,- PHONE TA. 9104 Clay Grimes, and Mrs. Jeny VEGETABLES and GROCERIES World Famous Bill Pitre and his orchestra will 000. The alumnae already have FRESH nSH 741-743 Santa Fa KE. 0747 Bartscherer., An enjoyable eve­ 'play. I oversubscribed their quota with a ning was spent playing cards. The Sunday, Jan. 25, is Communion w v y v w A W W total of $11,560. next meeting will be held on Feb. day for the Altar and Rosary-so­ Stockman's 12 in the home of Mrs. R. J. Comp­ ciety in the 8:30 Mass. The chil­ There are many smaller units, DRAPER'S Call ton, 932 Pontiac street. drens choir under the direction of especially in the St. Joseph’s hall, Miss Marlene Kurtz will sing. which can be sponsored for as lit­ r - Jfofe 1947 Captains Will tle as $1,200. Two of these already FURNITURE CO. VICK’S Oldsmobile Sedan have been subscribed by individual on Ditplav at Make Reports donors. Furnishings for some oH UPHOLSTERING WINES, BEERS, ETC IHARDI GRAS Captains in charge of tickets for these units run as low as $200.' the Mardi Gras will make their The motion picture, Where (AV i & REPAIRING Bottle or Case Feb. 10 individual reports on Monday Best Begins, is being shown at all U Ttari tzp«rl

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PAGE SIX Office, 938 BasBoek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 Thursday, January 22,1948 Proud Winners of Seal Trophy NEW OFFICERS' SLATE TO BE NAMED BY COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC NURSES

(Arehdioce*an Council of Catholic dent of the associatioii. Represen' Nuriot) tatives of Children’s, St. An­ The annual meeting and,election thony’s, Presbyterian, Mercy, St. of officers of the ACCN will be Joseph’s, and St. Luke’s hospitals held Thursday, Jan. 29, at 8 p.m. were present. A BEER in the auditorium of Mercy hospi­ Miss Clara Tozcek, who was em' tal. Rosary and Benediction in the ployed as general duty^nurse at St. B R EW ED FO R chapel will precede the meeting. Anthony’s hospital, is now doing Nurses should bring used, dis­ nursing duty at St.. Mary’s hos carded (Christmas cards to be used pital in Columbus, Neb. Miss Toz for the missions. The sisters of cek has been at her home in Co Annunciation school have re­ lumbus several weeks. quested the cards for a school Misses Jane Lebsock and Mar project. garet Welch, and Mrs. Frances Fof thoie wlio are o liK St. Joseph’* Hospital Barteau, staff nurses at St. An­ fte more par^Iculor. (or Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Swene- thony’s hospital, are enrolled as berg of 904 University, Boulder, students at the University of Colo­ those who will take noth* announce the birth of a girl, Jean rado, where they are taking spe­ ing less than the best. Marie, Jan. 16 in St. Joseph’s. cialized training. * Mrs. Sweneberg is the former Mrs. Constance Peetz, a 1947 For such o person we've nursing arts instructor at St. Jo­ graduate of Presbyterian hospital brewed o special beer. seph’s, Miss Elizabeth Spindler. school of nursing, is now employed Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barbour, as nurse in the obstetrical depart­ A beer unsurpassed tor 1540 Logan, announce the birth of ment at St. Anthony’s hospital. flavor mellowness and a girl, Vivian Mary, in St. Joseph’s Prior to beginning work in this downright taste satisfac­ Jan. 15. hospital, Mrs. Peetz was employed St. Anthony’s Hospital at the Colorado Psychopathic hos­ tion. If you are a judge CHEERS GREETED VICTORY when the name of St. Joseph’s school in the 1945 cam­ St, Anthony’s hospital school of pital. paign when the school contributed $940 in the of fine beer, we invite it was announced over the public address nursing Alumnae association held Mrs. Marjorie Forbis has taken drive. This year students competed with^S other system this week that St. Joseph’s (C.SS.R.) grade the first meeting of 1948 Jan. 13 up duties as staff nurse at St. you to try ARISTOCRAT. schools to gain permanent possession of the coveted in the Nurses’ residence auditori­ Anthony’s hospital. A graduate of school had won permanent possession of the St. award. Charles Borromeo Christmas seal trophy after um. Agenda of the business ses­ West 'Texas hospital school of In the picture, seated left to right, are Tommy sion included the election of offi­ nursing at Lubbock, Tex., with the three years of breaking diocesan records in the Brigham, who topped individual competitors in the annual Holy Childhood campaign. cers and directors of the organiza­ class of 1943, Mrs. Forbft was em­ diocese by selling $180 and who will receive the ployed at the Beth-Israel hospital Pictured above are the class leaders in the drive, tion and the presentation of the $26 award for first place; Frank Mylet, Louis in Denver. who claim the right to smile, for their salesmanship revised constitution and bylaws Dalsant, and Dick O’Bnen. Standing, left to right, Miss Bernice Howland of Lud- was a big factor in inspiring their schoolmates to for adoption. are Gloria Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Joann Johns, New officers elected were Mrs. dell, Kans., 1947 graduate of St. a $1,269.26 total sale of seals, an increase of highest girl seller in the school and recipient of the $317.20 over last year’s grand total of $952.06. Ruby Meining Schaefer, president; Anthony’s nosivtal school of nurs­ pen-and-pencil award; Cherlyn Cerise; Mary Jo Miss Jennie Berlinger, vice presi­ ing, recently accepted employ­ The rotating trophy was first inscribed with Cooper, and Marlene Peachey. dent; and Mrs. Vina Sebastian Mc­ ment in a hospital in Georgia. Guire. secretary. Re-elected as Representatives of the sodality treasurer was Miss Alice Dilling­ of St. Anthony’s hospital school of PASTOR OF ST. DOMINIC'S TO FETE Mrs. John Berger ham. Named as directors for one, nursing attended a sodality union two, and three-year terms, respec­ meeting at St. Francis’ church Jan. tively, were Mrs. Mary Margaret 18. The sodality union is composed When jroti bvy wetbeW«l « «*« CHORAL GROUP OF PARISH JAN. 24 Named President Mauck, Miss Jane Lebsock, and of representatives of high schools, tMk lo* Ikft Mol I Miss Louise Perlmutter. Members colleges, and schools of nursing (St. Dominic’* Pariih, Denver) when they furnish various types of the alumnae association dis­ in Denver. The choral group of the parish of entertainment for the shut-ins. Of Altar Society cussed and outlined plans for the Fitz*imon* Hospital PREMIUM will be entertained by the pastor, The Feast of St. Raymond of ensuing year. Two new members of the ACCN GOODHEART’S .QUALITY the Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P., at a Pennafort, the third Master Gen­ (St. Jo*e'ph'* Redemptori*t The committee on nursing edu­ are Lt. Helen R. Angstadt and Miss SP 4436 ham dinner served in the church eral of the Dominican order and a P>ri*h, Denver) cation of St. Anthony’s hospital Gail Lucille Hersman. BROADWAY LAUNDRY auditorium Jan. 24. The young noted canonist of the Church, will In the first meeting of the year school of nursing held the monthly Lt. Angstadt is a graduate of 387 SO. BROADWAY • "W e Return All But The Dirt" women of the choir will prepare be observed in the parish church Jan. 14, the following members of meeting Thursday evening at the the Macom hospital school of nurs­ the meal on the new kitchen equip­ Friday, Jan. 23. St. Raymond the Altar and Rosary society were hospital library. Mrs. Nan Garrison ing at Daytona Beach, Fla. She ment recently installed in the au­ lived in the 13th century and prob­ chosen: Mrs. John Berger, presi­ of Golden,’ who takes an active in­ was recently assigned to duty at ditorium, and the men of the choir ably knew St Dominic personally. dent, re-elected; Mrs. Ray Bowen, terest in club and organization Fitzsimons, having been trans­ llAIKi BROS. will provide the entertainment to His great contribution to the vice president; Mrs. John Haring, activities, is a new member of the ferred from Brooke General at Westerkamp Bros. follow the dinner. Church- was the rearranging and secretary; Mrs. Jack Ward, treas­ committee. New officers will be San Antonio, Tex. MARKET This dinner is an annual affair codifying of the laws of the urer, re-elected. At the social hour elected at the annual meeting Miss Hersman, who recently KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Church. tendered by the pastor to the choir which followed the business meet­ scheduled to be held in February. joined the staff of civilian nurses CORN FED MEATS EVERYTHtNO A GOOD GROOERV group, but this is the first time it The feast will be observed Fri­ now employed at Fitzsimons, is a ing, Mmes. J. H. Costello, R. P. Faculty members of St. An­ nSH AND POULTRY SHOULD HAVE has been served in the church au­ day with High Masses at 7 and 8 McNicholas, and Charles Rust pre. thony’s hospital school of nursing graduate of St. Jdseph’s college of BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES ditorium. Edward T. Lyons, presi­ o’clock, and with a Holy Hour in sided as hostesses. A number of will entertain the entire student nursing at Sioux City, la. 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 -W E DELIVER— * dent of the club, will take advan­ the evening from 7:30 to 8:30. The altar cloths, amices, and collars body and their invited guests at a Lt. Vemice Gauthier returned tage of this social'event to con­ Holy Hour will be conducted by were made in the past month by costume party Thursday evening, to the hospital from a short con- gratulate the choir on the excellent Father Dering, and the sermon will members of the society. The pas­ Jan. 22. The social event will be valscent leave. She is to be trans­ rendition of the Christmas music be delivered by the Rev. J. G. For- tor, the Very Rev. Harry Smith, held in the auditorium of the ferred from the women’s medical and upon the loyalty in attending quer, O.P. C.SS.R., procured a number of Nursea’ residence. ward to ward 10 for surgery in the rehearsals and Sunday High The Third Order of S t Dominic gothic vestments for the church. Miss Dorothy. Wyatt resumed near future. IRTERMOUIITBIH ELEVATORS Masses. Miss Eileen Conboy is will receive Holy Communion ‘ in A complete set was also given the her duties as head nurse on fourth Lt. Shirlee Turner recently re­ DENVER secretary, and Mrs. Daniel Di Do­ the 7:30 o’clock Mass Sunday, Jan. Sisters of Mercy recently. west the past week after having turned from a 60-day convales­ nato is organist. There are about 25, and will meet Sunday after­ This Friday the members of the spent several days visiting her cent leave which she spent with 30 members in the group. noon at 4 o’clock in the rectory Young People’s club will observe mother and other relatives and her parents in Chicago. She is still FORT MORGAN Sodality Meet* reading room. the first anniversary of their club friends in Wichita, Kans. a patient on women’s medical. The sodality met Jan. 20 in the Card Social Held with a dance in the parish hall. On Misses Mary Lou Riordan. Alice Fiheen ACCN members at Fitz­ church auditorium. After the rou­ The midwinter card party of Sunday a Mass will be offered for Brady, and Nedra Wolf, members simons were entertained by Mrs. FLOUR MILLS tine business meeting, a potluck the Rosary Altar society was held m . them at 7 o’clock, in which they are of the genera) nursing staff at St. George Anderson in her new home FORT MORGAN dinner was served by the officers in the church auditorium Jan. 21. invited to receive Holy Communion. Anthony’s hospital, are now mak­ on the evening of Jan. 16. to Jljhe group. Following the dinner, A large group of guests attended. ing their home at 1460 Utica BRANCHES AT— mo^on pictures were shown. Miss Many prizes were offered and re­ Monday, Jan. 26, at 8 p.m., the LONGMONT . . . YUMA sixth anniversary of the games street, Denver. Prior to moving to beer Elaine Nielson is prefect, and the freshments \yere served. The fol­ the apartment, they made their 1947 HUDSON , . . HILL ROSE Rev. J. B. Dering, O.P., is spirits lowing were listed as patrons of parties at St. Joseph’s will be held. Oldsmobile Sedan home in the nurses’ residence. MILLERS AND HANDLERS OF ual director. this event: Father Hughes, the Special attractions have been pre­ on Display at pared for the occasion. Father Members of the Association of FLOUR, WHEAT. CORN. BARLEY. The members decided in their Dominican Fathers, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Nursing Schools met OATS. AND MILL FEEDS meeting to continue this year the Ward Anthony, Ted Bell, Fred Christian Darley, C.SS.R., started MARDI GRAS the parties on a regular Monday Thursday afternoon at the St. An­ Country Shippertl policy followed all during the war Berger, Maurice Breen, Mmes. thony hospital nurses’ residence. Feb. 10 of entertaining the patients of night basis Jan. 26, 1942, in his Consign Your Shipment To Ve George Bugg, F. R. Campbell, A. The meeting was conducted by K. OF C. HALL Ward 5-C at the Fitzsimons hos­ term as pastor. C. Carroll, Patrick Conboy, Dom­ DelV^oss Taliaferro, sunerintendent pital. It has been the practice for Tuesday, Jan. 27, the PTA will inic Colorosa, Irma Comnillo, of Children’s hospital and presi­ the girls to go to the hospital on James Coursey; sponsor a card party in the parish the fourth Tuesday of each month. Messrs, and Mmes. Jerry Cour­ hall after the reg;ular novena de­ sey, M. G. Crow, Ted Day, Mike votions, Officers Renamed De Bell, Harry Hughes, J. J. Ing- A Mardi Gras pre-Lenten parish Come to ling, Andrew Krause, J. P. Ma­ dance will be held Saturday night, MARDI GRAS honey, Peter Golesh, Theodore Feb. 7, by all the parish societies. By Arvada Circle Distribution at present Graff, Frank Marsaglia, M. J. The Rev. Gerard Boucher, Morahan, W. R. Mullane, J. Me C.SS.R., of Carlisle, Ky., is con­ Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Anne) — St. Anne’s circle met in the is confined to currently Feb. 10 Closkey, T. J. McDermott, Ray ducting the annual high school re­ K. OF C. HALL Olson, W. J. Reed, Jr.; J. E. treat this week. The Rev. Ralph home of Mrs. James Sorrentino in available supply. Simms, Sam Speas, George Stock, Michaels, C.SS.R., is giving a sim­ North Denver Jan. 13. Co-host­ A. F. Zarlengo, and Harry H. ilar retreat in Sidney, Neb. The esses were Mrs. Wilma Schwalm Zeitz, Sr. and Mrs. George Taylor. In addi­ Buy Top Grades of Rev. Robert Kreutzer, C.SS.R., is SP. SP. Other patrons '.vere: Mmes. L. assisting in the Rapid City, S. tion to the discussion of plans for 7415 C O A L 7410 De Bell, E. G. Egan, A. H. Gar- Dak., Cathedral parish for one the year, the members were intro­ W ith, and Earl# bella, E. P. Gartland, J. Harring­ month. Redemptorist Fathers have duced to the new pastor, the Rev. Lump and E f f ..... _ $ 9 .6 5 ton, V. J, Larkin, Joseph Lewis, been assisting the Most Rev. Wil­ Forrest Allen. All officers were DoubU Sereon Thomas Mahon, James Maroney, liam T. McCarty, C.SS.R., Coadju­ re-elected for the year: President, „ $ 8 .6 0 Mrs. John Moors; vice president, Nut ...... William Naughton, Frank O’Brien, tor Bishop of Rapid City since last Meats at Safeway Mrs. Harold Shoemaker; secre­ Streeter Lump Otto Pribyl, A. C. Reid, E. Thy- August. At the request of the Ca­ and Eff...... $11.95 faul, and J. K. W'eigel. thedral rector, the Rt. Rev. Mon­ tary, Mrs. James Sorrentino; and treasurer, Mrs. Victor Mattevi. C84 So. Some of the men patrons for this signor Michael Roach, V.G., the Tivoli-Union Co., Denver, Colo. Broadway event were: Edward H. Harvey, Perpetual Help novena devotions Mrs. Joseph Conaty and daugh FUEL SERVICE George Maler, John Marino, Paul were started in the Cathedral par­ ter of New York city are visiting Murray, and George Schwartz. ish by the Rev. Matthias Justen, her parents and sister. Mr. an-1 During the past several months, abnormal con­ Other patrons were Misses Lela C.SS.R., More than 500 members Mrs. C. J. Scott, and Alls. William and Mary Frazzini. Mary Hudson, were enrolled in the opening week Shakley. ditions in the beef market created an unusually wide 3 Fine Stores and Madalene Sullivan. of the novena. Bishop McCarty Mr. and Mrs. John Kersteins gave a special picture of Our are the parents of a boy born Jan. difference in the price between mature, grain-fed 87 So. Broadway Mother of Perpetual Help for the 15 in St. Luke’s hospital. Cathedral main altar. Mrs. Vance Driscoll and son, 753 So. University Blvd. St. Catherine's PTA beef and grass-fed beef from the range. While this U*her*’ Meeting Vance, Jr., are guests of her 1.550 Colorado Blvd. Father Smith reminds all the brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and condition existed, Safeway made grass-fed beef Plans Open Session ushers of the parish that there will Mrs. Roy Staley. be an important meeting held on Tracy Martin Kobold, .son of available in its stores in addition to grain-fed beef, DELICIOUS CAKES-PIES-ROLLS (St. Catherine’* Parish, Denrar) Wednesday night, Jan. 28. All are Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried Kobold, The PTA will hold its open asked to be present. was baptized Sunday by I'ather Allen. Sponsors were Mr. and Sold at Our 3 Stores Only meeting for all the fathers, moth­ Girl Scout troops 253, 256, and so that each customer might decide whether to buy Mrs. Gaylord Rushenberg. ers, and sponsor-members of St. 272 of St. Joseph’s school will hold Catherine’s school children Sun­ their investiture services Sunday All Loretto Heights workers for meat of our usual high qjuality, priced as low as pos­ day, Jan. 25, at 3 o’clock. Father afternoon, Jan. 26, at 3 p.m., at St. the drive are asked to attend a Edward A. Leyden, archdiocesan meeting at St. Catherine’s, Den­ sible; or grass-fed beef, priced lower. Joseph’s church. Father Smith will ver, Friday at 8 p.m. director of Catholic schools, gniest present the pins. Everyone is in­ speaker, will discuss “ Parents’ Co­ vited to attend. operation With Teachers.” Mrs.' Anthony Zarlengo, president of Now that winter has come, grass-fed beef of the CPTL, also will be a guest Social Slated feb. 7 A $22.50 blanket and a special satisfactory quality is no longer available. Again prize will be on display. Room mothers of the fourth and By St. Joseph's Guild fifth grades, Mmes. Malone, Di you will find only top grades of grain-fed beef at Pilla, Scioli, and Lombardi, will Saturday, Feb. 7, !* the act as hostesses for the afternoon, date selected by St. Joseph’* your Safeway market, priced as low as possible. serving refreshments after the guild for it* annual card S e rv e meeting. party, to be given at 2:15 on The following members attended that day in the Denver Dry a league meeting held at the Cath­ Good* tearoom. M a c a r o n i You can always depend upon Safeway meats to olic Charities annex: Mmes. Bums, Mr*. Harvey Grout, chair­ Cooke, Dickerson. Dulmaine, Far­ man, 'will be assisted by the Wholesome and sat^fylng a* a give you the utmost in tenderness, juiciness, and fla­ newly elected president, Mr*. main dish. Delieion* with rell. Foley. Foster, Gamel, Rowe, other food* — cheese, toma­ FROM Samide, Santangelo, Schwarz, and John Craig, and the other toes, mnshrooms, oysters and vor. For, in addition to buying just the top govern­ Slattery. new officers, Mr*. Arthur eggs. The Altar and Rosary society Tamer, Mr*. W . P. Mulligan, ment grades, Safeway takes special care in prepar­ Quality Meat Mkt. will meet at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, and Mr*. Frank Holland. All Jan. 27, in the cafeteria, starting friend* of the Sister* of St. ing these fine meats for market Each cut is trimmed "We’re Qualified for QualUy” ‘The WhoU Totm’e Talking with a dessert-luncheon. Mrs. G. Joseph are invited to attend. E. Rowe, president, will preside. Ticket* are 55 cents each and Father D. A. Lemieux will install may be obtained from any of free of excess bone, waste, and fat before, weighing, the new officers at this meeting. the member*. MACARONI Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. McCormick, so you get more good-eating meat per pound. The Large Assortment of Potted A * and Miss Connell are caring for Good Bakery Goods Plants and Funeral Designs the altars during January. A . A , A . result is meat of such fine quality that we say: The society will receive Com­ GROCERY AIVD MARKET, E¥C. JERRY RREEIV munion in a Roup in the 7:30 “Every cut is unconditionally yg^uaranteed to give EA.RL BAILU E sail ANDY 8ERFOZO, Proprlitor* VOSS BROS. Floriet Mass Sunday, Feb. 1. Members are 4088 Tejon Street GLendala 7783 1456 California HA. 2279 requested to occupy the front top-eating enjoyment^-or money back.” news. Fancy Sliced Bacon, Delieion* Sweet Peas, A meeting for the Loretto 1-Ib. layers...... 69- Heights drive will be held in the r . : L 1 3 ‘ 2 for 25’ Italian Sansaga, all school auditorium Friday night, Delrich Oieomargerine, A C e YOU’LL ALWAYS FIND CHOICE CUTS pork, lb...... 6 0 ’ I- Jan. 28, at 8 o’clock. A large num­ E-Z Color Pack, Ib...... “f w ber « f parishioners are urged to SAFEWAY STORES, he. AT THE Spare Ribs, Bar-B-Q Ozydol. Make* dishes attend. siae, lb...... 49’ . Eva and C. G. Liebel, 8061 W. sparkle. Lge. box...... Chicago Market 38th avenue, have as their guest, Fresh Pork, Boston Underwood Sardines their niecd, Rosenuiry Howe, o f Butts, lb.. 55’ in mustard dress. Can 16’ Louisville, Sy. GBAOEO BEJSr AND I 1 / ■

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VERNACULAR MISUSED IN LITURGY Prelates, Clergy at Florence/t)edication Fr. Edward Leyden THE THING TO DO New York.— The was not districts, certain -groups of Catho­ - r. When You Can’t Afford Disappointment wrong when he told in his new lic farm youths had been singing Will Address PTA the Kyrie, Gloria, ana Psalms in e n j o y AN BWIGORATUSG DRIVE liturgical encyclical about the un­ French. authorized use of the vernacular The liturgical committee's note A t Mount Cormel tongue in the liturgy. Many Ameri­ acknowledges that the Holy See cans have been wondering where it has shown willingness to allow cer­ tain exceptions; it has permitted (Our L«4]r of Mt. Carmel Parith, happened. Here is the story: the use of a bilingual ritual for Daovar) HOLLAND’S L> Ray HOTEL In a note issued shortly after Baptism, Extreme Unction, and The ML Carmel PTA will meet fIN GOLDEN the publication of the encyclical, Matrimony. Wednesday evening, Jan. 28, at caution has been urged by the Li­ The Holy See, moreover, re­ 7 :4B in the school auditorium. Fr. For Luncheon or Dinner , turgical Committee of the Paris spects long-established departures Edward Leyden will be the guest archdiocese against the introduc­ from use of Latin. But tne com­ speaker. tion of the French language into mittee points out that the Holy The members of the S t Theresa Yoa^ll Like the Food, Service and Atmosphere^ the liturgy. See is the only legislator in litur­ club will receive Communion -on DINING ROOMS OPEN DAILY This action was apparently gical matters and that no initiative Sunday, Jan. 25, in the 7t30 taken Jn view of discussions among should be taken without authori­ ' ’clock Mass. From 12 to 2 at noon— 5 :30 P.M. to 9 :30 P.M. Sundays and Holidays From 1 P.M, to 9 P.M. Catholic Action groups in the zation. Officers Elected working districts of Paris, to the The committee stresses the effect that it will be necessary to need of preserving the strong ties At the last meeting of the Phone Golden 68 for Reservation, or translate into French certain pray­ of unity achieved in the Church Adolla club, election of officers just drive out and come in ers of the Mass and Vespers. De­ by the Latin language, which it took place as follows: President, fenders of this opinion argued calls the bulwark against the dan Lena Sutley; vice president, Edith that ignorance of I^tin kept peo­ ger of nationalistic disunity. Capra; secretary, Nellie Brindisi; ple away from services because The note further argues that treaurer, Josephine Massaro; and they are incapable of understand­ the Latin language greatly aids publicity, Edith Capra. Refresh­ ing the prayers. in maintaining a sense of the mys ments were served and donated by NOW TWO LOCATIONS Some priests had already started tical and the sacred, which it con­ the officers. The Rev. H. M. Bru- to recite the greater part of the siders a powerful element in netti, O.S.M., showed moving pic­ funeral prayers in French. In rural Christian life. tures of his trip to Italy. The club donated a new kneeler to the church. Greene $ Drive-In Restaurant I The St. Philomena Study club AN ARCHBISHOP AND A BISHOP Denver, Bishop Joseph C. Willging of Pueblo, Mon­ will meet on Friday, Jan. 23*, at ^ West 8th Ave. at Speer Blvd. and Wazee Market ^ were present for dedication ceremonies of signor Aloysius J. Miller, Vicar General of the Pueblo diocese; the Rev. ^ym ond Layton, O.S.B.; 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Susie St. Joseph's hospital, Florence, in mid-January. De Jiacomo, 4023 Quivas. Discus­ Featuring Pictured above, left to right, are the Very Rev. the Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell of Denver, and the Rev. Patrick Stauter. sion will be on the litany. The new Joseph F. Wamat, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of president is Mrs. Lo\nse Smart. * BREAKFAST from 45c She succeeds Mrs. Roe Lilly,, who died Dec. 19. * LUNCHEON from 45c The members of the Mother Ca- Christ King Parish ALTAR SOCIETY AT ST. FRANCIS' brihi Study club will meet Thurs­ • DINNERS from 65c Excellent Food day at 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. * Booth and Counter Service PARK , S l Society Will Meet SELECTS NEW OFFICERS FOR YEAR Rose La Bate, 3528 Lipan, Mr. and Mrs. James Ross an­ 1 Attractively Served Tharadar-Friday^Satardar, (Christ lh« King Parish, Denrer) January 22*29*S4: (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, cellaneous shower the week pre­ nounce the birth of a girl, Linda Members of the Christ the King Denver) Edward G. Robinson - Ida Lupino • ceding the wedding. Suzanne, Dec. 11. Sponsors in Sensibly Priced John Garfield Altar and Rosary society will meet More than 60 members and PTA to Purchase , Baptism Jan. 17 were Mr. and Friday, Jan. 23, at 2 p. i. in Mc­ THE SEA WOLF guests attended the Altar and Ro­ Mrs. T. Spero. Donough hall of Blessed Sacra­ Movie Projector • ENJOY Enjoy Our and sary society meeting Jan. 16. A Mrs. Rose Di Pace announces ment church. Hastes.ses for tjhis The PTA has decided to sponsor the engagement of her daughter, Kenny Baker - Jane Frac«e • covered-dish luncheon preceded THE WEST’S ROTISSERIE - DELICIOUS Victor McLjtflen meeting will be Mmes. Frank M. the business session. Interesting the purchase of a movie jjrojector Viola, to Ricci Crumb. The young Grannell, Andrew Hagerty, C.. B. and screen for the grade school WAFFLES CALENDAR GIRL yearly reports were read. Mrs. couple will be married on Sunday, MOST F.4MOUS FOR FINE FOOD McCormick, and Chester Wilder. Frank Berg reported 18 new per­ as its project for the year. The Feb. 8, prior to the 10 o’clock Served All D ej Sttnday«Monday-T«eaday*Wednetday, In the. 8 o'clock Mass in Blessed Horae Movie company demon­ SERVED IN A GRACIOUS January 2&-2t«t7>2S: petual members enrolled in the Mass. REFRESHING Sacrament church, Sunday, Jan. year. The Rev. Leonard Aber­ strated the type machine used Mr. and Mrs. Louis Colaiannia MANNER! Private Dining Red Skelton - Virfinia O'Brien 25, the Altar and Ro.sary society crombie was enrolled as an honor­ in other Catholic schools at the have announced the adoption Jan. COCKTAIL Room Available MERTON OF THE MOVIES members will receive Holy Com­ ary and perpetual member. last parent education meeting. A 14 of Mrs. Colaiannia’s daughter. Phone; CH. 2494 or KE. 9618 and munion. majority of parents agreed to the LOUNGE Tw-o new circles are being or­ Miss Alberta Rose Galterio. In TREMONT AT BROADWAY George Murphy • John Hodiak.* Men of the parish met at an purchase, and it is hoped that the ganized within the society, of honor of her adoption, Mr. and RUSS BENNETT Francis GifTord enthusiastic first meeting of the papc*r drive and any • similar Mrs. Colaiannia entertained at a THE ARNELO AFFAIR ChrLst the King Men’s club Jan. which Mrs. D. 0. O’Keefe and money-raising event for this pur­ Mrs. Mae Bertagnalli are chair­ small dinner at their home in the 14. A nominating committee was pose will be well supported. evening. Restaurant Salnrdar tt Sondara, appointed by the Rev. John Scan- men. Mrs. Howard Barney was 1 P. M. The paper drive will open on Attend Convention nell, pastor, to report at the next introduced as a new member. Jan. 26. .Ml parishioners are asked DON'T BE WORRIED—I'LL BE SEEIN' YOU 7 t.m. 1o 9 p.n.^7 Dayi a Week meeting. The evening was spent The nominating committee, con­ to save their papers. If they can­ Marion Amato, Sr., and Mr. and informally, and refreshments were sisting of the Very Rev. Gregory not bring them to the school, they Mrs. Louis De Bell left Denver served. The group will meet the Smith, Mrs. L. J. Holmes. Mrs. W. may contact some of the school Sunday for California, where they JAMES M. DELOHREY second Wednesday of every month. C. Kimmins, Mrs. 0. L. Wienefke, children or call Mrs. John Tram­ will attend the Fruit Growers’ The next meeting, however, will and Mrs. W. J. Scott, presented mell, SP. 0509, ways and means convention. 128 Broadway SP. 9898 take place on Tuesday, Feb. 10, the following slate, and all were chairman, and arrangements will The following were baptized in because Ash W'ednesdav falls on unanimously elected: President, be made to pick them up. the week: Ralph Alonzo, son of Feb. 11. Mrs. Leo Wenzinger; first vice Mrs. C. D. McDonnell attended Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anthony Aci- Circlet Entertained president, Mrs. Laurence Regan; the press council luncheon and emo, with James and Anna Cer- .second vice pre.sident, Mrs. Win rone as sponsors; Joseph Anthony, FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNACXS Mrs. John J. Campbell, with meeting in the Shirley-Savoy ho­ Schrodt; third vice president^ Mrs. tel Jan. 13. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rizzo, 7 Mr.«. Charles Campbell acting as with Anthony and Mary Canino co-hostess, entertained members of Michael Masterson; fourth vice Plans are being formulated to Music In A president, Mrs. Oliver Wienecke; organize a New'comers’ club for as sponsors. SENTIMENTAL St. Joseph’.s circle in the former’s home on Jan. 15. Bridge honors recording secretary, Mrs. Arthur Catholics who^re newly settled in I J >1 M OOD were won by Mrs. Charles Camp­ McKone; financial secretary, Mrs. the parish. Anyone wishing to Otto Hencmann; corresponding assist in the organization of this With the bell and Mrs. Harry S. Sims. Junior Counselors IPliera Quality Food StRI Provaih and at iUoderato Cost Members of St. John’s circle secretary, Mrs. Bernard Hynes; group is asked to contact Mrs. were guests of Mrs. Albert Riede treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Loeffel; C. D. McDonnell, 500 S. Grant, Neill historian, Mrs. W. J. Scott; and SP. 8242. Interested newcomers in her home on Jan. 15. Bridge Will Meet Jan. 26 n 6 4 4 GLEN ARM Open 11 A. M. to 8 A. prizes were won by Mrs. William parliamentarian, Mrs. L. J. Holmes. in the parish are also asked to Quartet Dee and Mrs. Peter Allen. Mrs. The president appointed the fol­ call Mrs. McDonnell lowing chairmen to serve on com­ A safety meeting was held dur­ There jvill be a meeting of the ENTERTAINING NIGHTLY A. E. Riede and Mrs. James Kerr mittees: Vestments, Mrs. Frank ing the as.sembly of the grade counselors of the Junior Catholic Weekdays Dancing 8:30 to 12:30— Sundays 4 to 8 were guests of the circle members. Mrs. Royal Irwin will entertain Scherrer; albs, Mrs. Laurence school on Friday, Jan. 16. Officer DaugMers Monday, Jan. 26. at No Cover For Rcaenratlona members of the St. .Jude circle Regan; large linens, Mrs. J. Har­ Hale showed films on various 8 p.ni. in the library of the Cath­ COME COME 450 So. Marion or Minimum at the Denver Athletic club on rison and Mrs. A. Harris; sacred phases of safety rules and regu­ olic Daughter’s clubhouse 1772 Charge Phone PE. 4611 Thursday, Jan. 29. linens, Mrs. Leo Wenzinger; small lations. Grant street, Denver. ONE ALL linens, Mrs. 0. Hencmann; dioc­ St. Jo.seph’s circle will meet in Honored on Jubilee Troop activities for the month esan representative, Mrs. L. J. the home of Mrs. L. J. Rabtoay, included a meeting of St. Ann’s Plan Now to Attend A surprise party was given re­ Holmes; Communion cloth,’ Mrs. 446 S. Logan, Wednesday, Jan. cently in honor of Mr. and Mrs. troop Jan.'7, at which a new slate ROOSEVELT GRILL B. M. Pelham; publicity, Mrs. F. 28, at 1 p.ra. of officers was elected. Patricia John J. Campbell. Sr., on their J. Buchen; telephone committee, fam ous for BIDE-A-WEE CAFE 38th w-edding anniversary. Audrey Hunter Sullivan was elected president; Mrs. Margaret Tremblett; sick Barbara Bowling, secretary; and l i e Big Gaines Party Miss Ellen Mary Campbell, who and Fountain committee, Mrs. J. Craig; perpet Becomes Bride Carol Schinka, press reporter. The FINE FOODS had been living in Raton, N. Mex., ual membership, Mrs. F. Berg; hos To Be Held at The ' has returned to Denver. She is the Preceding a Nuptial Mass in St. girls are working on scrapbooks to FAST COIIRTEOl’S SERVICE Good Food pitality, Mrs. A. B. Linnet and Francis de Sales’ church on Jan. be presented to' soldiers in hos­ COCKTAILS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mrs. C. C. Califf; social, Mrs. J. Oscar Malo Hall Campbell, Sr. 17, Miss Audrey Hunter, daugh­ pitals. At Christmas the girls made 18th and California Reasonable Prices Compton and Mrs. Earl Schwalm; Edward McCabe has returned ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hunter and presented the Infant of BREAKFASTS LUNCHEONS .sanctuary, Mrs. L. A. Brown and of Rock Springs, Wyo., became Prague nursery with stuffed ani­ 1845 Logan St. DINNERS from a trip to Billings, Mont. Mrs. Masterson; libraries and lit­ 0»«n 6 i.M. to 8 p.B. Ditly ExeiBl Sin4ayi Parishioners w-ho are out of the the bride of Howard P. Carroll, mals and bibs. A Christmas basket erature, Mrs. Mae Bertagnalli; son of the late Mr. and Mrs, was filled and given to the Cath­ Saturday, January 31st, 8:00 p. m. 1023 Broadway K £. 9731 city at this time are Harry Sims, shrines in home, Mrs. A. Phanti- who is in Cleveland. 0., and James Thomas M. Carroll, Sr., life-time olic Charities for distribution. steele; co-operating with Catholic members of St. Francis de Sales’ Much interest has been shown in Johnson, who is traveling in Idaho. Charities, Mrs. J. 0. Keefe. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Miss Jane Wilder entertained parish. the canceled stamp campaign. EXTRA CONCERT! Sister Marj- Helen, secretary of Mrs. C. L, Wienecke, ways and Father Smith officiated,. .;with A social meeting was held Jan. Tickets 50c Each Can Be Obtained at The Door. Not One o9the Remlar S«rieil St. Teresa's college of Winona, means chairman, announced that Mrs. James R, Powell as matron 20 in the home of Joan Marie Mipn., at a luncheon on Jan. 15. plans are under way for a card of honor and William Carter as Hanna, with Patricia Sullivan as Sponsored by Cathedral Young People’s Club party to take place early in April. best man. Mrs. Hugh Doherty and co-hostess. DUKE’S GRILL CASADESUS It will take the place of the an­ Mrs. George Hunter, sister-in-law of the bride, were bridesmaids and The St. Frances Cabrini troop (Courtesy of Ogden Fine Foods) PINEaST OF POODS Celebrated French Pianist nual Colonial card party. met Jan. 10. The girls are begin­ Annunciation Boosters the bridegroom's brothers, Thomas Under New ManaRement of and the Mr. and Mrs. M. Masterson ning to show progress pn their (911 E. Colfax) DOMINIC CROW M. and Charles S. Carroll, were turned last week from Lon^Ts- honor tests. A lively discussion on The "Smiling Cop** DENVER SYMPHONY Plan Social on Jan, 24 land, N. Y., where they attended ushers. health habits took place. A skating WHERE FRIENDS MEET the funeral of Mr. Masterson’s ORCHESTRA party will be held Saturday, Jan. 1620 E. S4ih Ave. TA. 0240 sister, Mrs. M. Kelly. To Benefit Athletics 24, at 1:30 p.m. at Mammoth Gar­ .S.41 L C.VSTON Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hencmann dens. (Annunciation Parith, Denver) are spending two weeks’ vacation Musical Director and Conductor Girls in all troops are asked to “Tie 'Jtew^ Water Music...... Handel A Booster club garnet in California. Concerto in D Major for Piano and party will be held Saturday, Mrs. Frank Buchen left for bring a baby garment, new or Orchestra ...... Mozart Jan. 24, at 8:30 in Hagut hall Glenwood Springs to be with her used, to make up a layette to be INSURANCE Concerto No. 2 in B Flat for Piano father, who recently suffered a sent to Europe by the first week BALDWIN and Orchestrfc . , Brahms for the benefit of the athletic program of the parith. All are stroke. in Februarj’. Auditorium, Tuea. Eve. atked to attend and support On Dec. 30, before a Nuptial JOS. J. GELLA January 27, 1948 the youth of the parith. Mass celebrated by Father Smith ORGAN 1120 SeruriiT Bldg. 8iy Y iir Tiekiti NOW! Sind chick i s i of St. Francis de Sales’ church. tlckiti will hi B illit l i y ii. Many special attractions O O i O N T S PHONE KEYSTONE 2633 BOX OFFICE — HAY CO. will be provided. Father Miss Margaret Ann Bridgeman Pirqict $3.00 BsIciny $2.25 GR. 8996 (A ^ e n e f The firms listed here deserve to James Moynihan promises an was married to Harry Alden 24S0 19th St. M ininini $1.80 Grout, Jr. be remembered when you are dis­ SsIcoBy 8oxii $1.20 enjoyable evening. Steak. Fried Chicken. The MAJESTY OF TR.4DITION.4L tributing your patronage to the dif­ Galliry 70< Sl4i Bileeny dOi Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy and Miss Bridgeman was given in Special ferent tines of business. Spaihetti and ORGAN MUSIC is now available in son, Edward, have returned to marriage by her father, James RaTioli Dinncri 8 8 8 8 Denver after .spending the holi­ Bridgeman of Lennox, la. Her at­ Winea. Beer. Coektaila the New Baldwin Organ at a fraction ANNOUNCEMENT days with their son and daughter- tendant was Miss Helene Grout, of its usual cost. After 16 years of re­ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mur­ sister of the bridegroom. Patrick search and development, this new phy, in Deer Lodge. Mont. Bridgeman, brother of the bride, Come to electronic marvel is ready for you to The 1948 season opens with the was Mr. Grout’s best man. Wil­ sensational new lO-piece or­ liam Grout and John Bridgeman see and hear. A truly great instrument, chestra of Dick Westerberg . . , Masterpieces Are Gifts were ushers. MARDI GRAS it fully deserves a place beside Today’s 2 bands in one . , . sweet and Washington.— Two paintings of Mrs. Grout is a native of Iowa, Feb. 10 Great Piano—the Baldwin. Hot • • . and rumba style. the Madonna and Child by the where she attended school, and You are cordially invited to see it, Italian masters Tintorretto and Mr. Grout is a son of Mr. and Mrs. K.' OF C. DALL hear it, play it. Giovanni Bellini have been added Harry Alden Grout of St. Cather­ Mr. end Mrs. Howard Carroll DINING AND DANCING to the National Gallery of Art, as ine’s parish, Denver, and was Every Saturday Night — No Advance in Prices a gift from the Ralph and Mary graduated from Regis high. He The bride woye a gown of white Booth collection of Detroit The served with the army engineers slipper satin with a sweetheart The Park Hill Country Club Bellini gift represents the 15th during the war, and spent two neckline and semi-tbrso waistline GAMES \ painting in the Gallery’s collection years in the Pacific area. At pres­ with bustle back and slight train. Itno N. Colorido Rlvd. ReMrT*tioni DExtrr 5411 by this Venetian master. ent he is an instructor in mathe­ The finger-tip veil was of Maty LOADS OF FUN matics and drafting in a school of Queen of Scots design. -Her large and worthwhile, too! drafting in Denver. bouquet Was of white carnations 1600 Ogden [ BEST FOLKS OF ALL ] Following the wedding cere­ and she wore a strand of pearls Every Fri. & Sat. y “ EAT-AT-THE-HALL” ^ mony, a hreakfa.st and reception tht\ belonged to her gn'andmother. were held in the Shirley-Savoy ho­ The attendants’ gowns were all of at 7 ;30 P.M. M A . 0177 y Joe M. Bland, Mgr. 4 tel. after which the couple de­ peacock blue with boat-line neck And ^ Hall Hotel Coffee Shop ^ parted on a trip to Santa Fe, N. and transparent net yoke. They * 1321 CartU etrest < Mex. On completion of their new carried large bouquets of scat­ every Sunday house, they will be at homa to tered carnations and wore match­ at 2 P.M. their friends at 3701 Monroe ing head crowns. DIAMONDS, WATCHES. street A breakfast for the family and During January eiLVESW ARE Out-of-state gpiests were the a few close friends w ^ held at at bride’s father; an aunt, Miss Eliz­ the Olin hotel. A recepfion in the LESTER'S JEWELRY abeth Bridgeman; an uncle, John evening, was held at the home of COUNCIL HALL Bridgeman, well as her two Mr. and Mrs, Thomas M. Carroll, Watch Repairs brothers, John hnd Patrick Bridge- Jr. 1M 8 Arapahoe Bridal man. Miss Hunter is a graduate of 1529 WeIton CH. 2447 Members of the League of the Rock Springs high school and Parties Bacred Heart will care for the spent two years at the University Procaada to t « ta Weddings candelabra as follows: Week of of Wyoming, Laramie. Mr. Car- 1947 Jan. 26, Mrs. Hughes, and Mrs. roll is a graduate of St. Francis MARCH OF,DIMES r* Dinner Parties • Afternoon Teas Oldsmobile Sedan Dunst; week of Feb. 2, Mrs. Wen­ de Sales’ nade school and Regis 'far pnrehata of JEAN AND PAUL SHANK on Display at zinger and Mrs. Dyan; week of high school. He served four and The Baldwin Plano Company •'ARCHITECTS OF APPETITES" Feb. 9, Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Mas­ one-half years in the armed forces, IRON LUNG MARDl GRAS terson; week of Feb. 16, Mmes. spending almost four-years in the for OM of polio pAtients fn 1623 California Main 2283 Peter and James Anderies. CBI theater. The couple will make Feb. 10 Dmtat And Tldaltya K. OF C. HALL Mrs. Michael Auer and Mrs. their home in Denver after a short Out of town inquiries invited Joseph Grout entertained at a mis- trip...... w m m

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Girl Honored ingagement Revealed Quality Work Fast Service Biscoveries’ Of Biblical Between Ada Cavarra Reasonable Prices And Robert Warwick / Data Known for Long Time B r o a d m o o r C l e a n e r s Mr. and Mrs. Nick Cavarra an­ Burke Bros, (member* of St. Francis de Sale* Parish) By Paul H. Haixett . third between Suez and Bitter nounced the engagement of their A news dispatch headlined by lake, and the fourth and most daughter, Ada Michaele, at a 26 East 11th Ave. a Denver daily as: “ Crossing of lately defended, which Father candlelight tea, to Robert War­ wick, son of Mrs. Earl Warwick P P UP * Red Sea by Challenged," is Prado judges most probable, ± L jo o t o o d e l i v e r y Plant 712 'So. Pearl typical of much alleged news bear­ through Little Bitter lake. and the late Earl Warwick. The tea was given in home- of ing on the Bible that appears in Natural Chaanelt the secular press. Often the “ dis­ “ From at least the age of St. Francis de ^'ales* coveries” have been known for a Ramses II to the 17th century B. long time. The report quotes C. the Red sea was eTctended by Wendel Philips, leader of a Uni certain natural channels, however versity of California expedition to narrow, to Bitter lake.. . . Now the Flowers the Sinai peninsula, as saying that Hebrews, on returning from Sera- Dwyer Drug “ it is now certain that the sea peum [between Lake Timsah and dgpW liff Express your . which the Israelites are said to Bitter lake I, took the route lead­ Sentiment best— -Cut Rate Drugs- have crossed was not the modern ing from this place between Dj. Red sea at all, but a northerly Geneffe and Bitter lake to ini' Fine Selection Prescriptions Called body of water, probably the Lake Clysma-Suez. The marshy places For and Delivered of Reeds mentioned in Egyptian between the route and the shore RA. 1818— FREE DELIVERY documents from the time of the of the lake are noted in a certain Wines • Beers, Et<^ Exodus." papyrus (Egyptian document) as By Bottle or Caao It has long been known that the henit ta-Khert, which is said to FORGET-ME-NOT MISS FERNAND CAIN miraculous passage was pot made mean the same as Pi-ha-hurot (the 14UU So. Broadway (above), graduate of An­ through the Red Sea proper; other­ Phihahiroth mentioned in Exodus FLOWER SHOP nunciation high school, Denver, wise the Israelites (more than xiv, 2). This may be the “ Lake of RA. 2405 was nominated to represent St. 600,000) could not have crossed Reeds” mentioned in the news 285 So. Downing Joe Dwyer Harman Lidka Hoffman Malibu Mary college, Xavier, Kans., at in so short a time. It must have story. symposium held in connection taken place either through the nar­ . “ When the Egyptians arrived witji the convention of the Kansas row Gulf of Suez at the extremity at Phihahiroth over against MERITS in Blonde Walnut or Mahogany State Sodality union. Miss Cain, a of the sea or some extension of it Beelsephon, they found the He­ ROTOLO’S talented musician and a junior at farther up. Above the Gulf of Suez brews encamped on the seaside DRUG STORE (Ex. xiv, 9-10), where it was easy 796 So. Broadway With Professional-Type Home Recorder the Xavier school, is the daughter there are two lakek. Bitter lake, (FORMERLY MAHONEY DRUG) of Mr. and ,Mrs. F. E. Cain, 4747 which has an inlet called Little for Pharaoh’s cavalry, riding at Standard Gas and Oils Prncrlptlont Acrorattly rilltd Sherman street, Denver. Bitter lake, and Lake Timsah. At full speed, to block the crossing MAY WB SERVE YOU7 Available with FM or Short Wave le« Crtan — Fonntaln Serrle* ■ the time of the Exodus these were at the Suez ford.” Moses then, Ada M. Cavarra Open Evtrr D ir probably connected by natural relying on the divine power, direc­ 1300 So. Pearl PS. 7589 Four-Day Retreat canals. ted his people through Little Bit­ the bride-elect. When guests ar­ Small Doum Payment ^ 50 The Rev, Simon-Prado, C.SS.R., ter lake, about 16 miles above the rived they were given little favors Eaty Termt in the form of a ledger to reveal JACKSON’S 3 7 ^ 1 9 mentions four routes that different Suez ford” (Simon-Prado, Praelec- BUCHANAN’S Held for Boys of scholars have proposed: The first tiones Biblieae I, pp. 164-166). the engagement, as Mr. Warwick is Cut Rate Drugs between Lake Timsah and Bitter As to the passage itself, the now attending the University of Christian Bros. Wines lake, the second through the Gulf rationalists of course offer a pure­ Denver and is majoring in account­ PRESCRIPTIONS ing. Ail Popalsr Bters Regis High School of Suez at its narrowest point at ly natural explanation. According FOUNTAIN SERVICE TIP TOP RADIO Clysma (this was the favorite to them, the Israelites made the Miss Cavarra is a senior at Lo­ FREE PROMPT DELIVERY W« Dfliver (Reg'is High School, Denver) Can SP. 144$ Downint Jk AUmeda theoy of Medieval scholars), the crossing at the tip of the Gulf of retto Heights college, where she is PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy A four-day retreat for 340 stu- Suez at the time when the tides majoring in music. AXD APPLIANCE dents of Regis high school ended favored them, but the Egyptians, No definite wedding plans have Alameda Drug Store Jan. 22 with Solemn Benediction of St. Mary's Students on pursuing them, were over­ been made. SALES & SERVICE CO. the Blessed Sacram^t held in the whelmed when the' tide flowed back. V. O. PETERSON. Prep. Regis gymnasium. This hypothesis, .says Father Pra­ “ Tip Top in Every Way** Most of the exercises of the re­ do, cannot be admitted, because, Cot Rate Drags treat were held in the gymnasium Will Stage Operetta Archbishop's Guild besides contradicting Scripture, Foantain Service • School Snpplie 2424 E. 3rd Ave. ' because the Regis chape\ is no EA. 2222 600,000 people could not have cros­ longer able to accommodate the (St. Mary's Academy, DenTer) Your Business Appreciated sed the sea at that point in so entire high school student body. All four of the classes in the Flans Pro-Lenten short a time, and it is extremely Alameda and Broadway The Rev. John W. Maddigan, high school are taking part in the unlikely that the practical Egyp­ S.J., of the Missouri mission band operetta The Walts Dream., The tians, who were conversant with St. Jolin^s Parish of the Society of Jesus was retreat dancing for the operetta is exe­ Forty February 5 QUALITY CLEANING physical conditions, would have master. cuted by several girls from each REASONABLE PRICES Classes for the second semester been so foolhardy as to expose (Archbithop'z Guild, Denver) class. themselves to such palpable risks. Yoar Garments Insarsd Agslnst FIrt Armstrong Pharmacy will open Friday, Jan. 23, at 10 The girls from the senior class who The first social of the new year and Theft a.m. are in one of the dances are: Jo Ann Compromize Theory will be in the form of a pre-Lenten (Forairl, Enpin Phirnieir) Enter Ski Competition Walsh, Jane Wilder. Peggie Pleasants. hard-tjmes party to be held Thurs­ Katie Furstenberg, Mary Johnson. Ann Simon-Prado also mentions the Freshman and sophomore mem­ theory of a Catholic scholar, F. day, Feb. 5, at Glasier’s barn lo­ PRESCRIPTIONS — SUNDRIES Amsto, Mary Biller. Betty Costello, lhc Fountain Service bers of the Regis high school ski Jackie Amato. Dee Esher. Joan Findle. von Hummelauer, which tries to cated at 5000 Mississippi avenue. $ 0 d a f0 lt WINES - BEERS. ETC. club took part in a special competi­ Ann Freiberger, Terry Kemme. Elaine compromise between the naturalist Member.s are urged to keep this e w e Knows the Secret of Krabacher. Patsy McCormick. Kay Mor- J CLEANERS AND DYERS .Four Patronage Appreciated tion at Berthoud Pass Friday, Jan. and obvious interpretations. Ac­ date in mind and to make plans for II ERST BRyRUO RUE SP 1573 ' 16, under the direction of Bernard roni, Joan Rae. Willie Shearer, Beverly transportation at once by galling 328 BROADWAY Your Hair E. 6 th Ave. at Carona— TA. 4305 Snider, Phyllis White, Louise Wise. cording to him, the story of the Phonn PE 37(3 A PE. 17(4 Hasbrouck. S.J., director of winter Betty Wolf, and Gloria Wright. passage is told in the way it ap­ circle presidents. It is hoped that Aik About Thii A'etr sports at the high school. The com­ The girls in the junior dance are: Alice this event will be well attended as Altendorf. Beverly Murray, Audrey Fitt- peared to the Hebrews, not as a The firms listed here de­ petition consisted of combined simmons, Mary Mulcahy, Kay Booth. scientific explanation. The strong enjoyable evening is., being Annunciation MYLADY EDITH serve to be remembered downhill and slalom races. Betty Jane Little. Barbara Schneider. and burning wind, mentioned in planned by members of the enter­ Sophomore champions are Ar- Beth Elliott. Dorothy Hansen, Marlene xiv, 21, was sent by God, not to tainment committee. P’urther in­ BEAUTY SHOPPE when you are distributing len Gallagher, first; Bernard Jac­ McCabe. Margaret McMorrow. Shirley formation can be obtained by call­ DRUGS P R IC ^ IN DENVKB McNamara. Dolores Kavan, Sarah Jane divide the waters, but to dry up f - BISHOP’S - Minnit Keueler. Mgr. your patronage in the dif­ ques, second; and James Maroney, Schultz. Anna Mae Udrv. Betty Murray. the bed of the sea. The division ing Clella Barry, CH. 9293, or 2804 E. 6 th Ave. EA. 0788 third. Freshman winners are Mimi Kennebrck Yvorme Bottone, Mar­ of the waters happened thus. Be­ Cecelia Chekel at TA. 7808 5c TO SI.00 STORE ferent lines of business. Dick Schmitt, first; Tom Creigh­ lene Freudenstein, I^uann Eakins. Jean tween the salt lakes and the Red The Morning Star circle will ton, second; and Dave Finnigan, Shea. Danna Lee Braun. Carole Byrnes. Jo Ann Duffy. Coleene Zimmerman, and sea there is a narrow strip of sand, meet Saturday, Jan. 24, at the 1626 E. 34th Ave. 8TORB third. Ribbons were awarded to Elinor Van Overschelde. which in ancient times was prob­ home of Kay Gonzales. Mrs. Kay CLARK'S CAFE Knight Service Co. each of the winners. The following girls from the sopho­ ably all covered with water, form­ Sullivan, former member, who is TEL. CH. 7507 1401 FRANKLIN ST. Richard Kemme, president of the more class are In one of the dances: in Denver visiting, will be guest Margie Hansen. D’Lene Marden, Jo Mul­ ing a ford, which could easily be 2818 E. 6th Ave. Regis high school’s ski club, has crossed at ebb tide. of honor. Charlotte Brinigar and been invited to represent the club ligan, Marlene Reide, Betty Swigert. Bar­ NOW OPEN— STORE NO. 2 The firm.s listed here de­ INSPECTED & APPROVED MOBIL PRODUCTS bara Schrodt, Margie Reidel, Carol Mc­ At the time of the Exodus, there­ small daughters will leave Satur­ at a radio broadcast sponsored by 5200 W. COLFAX Oprn 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Gee. Shirley Weiman. Pat Scherr, Mary fore, the tides must have receded, day for Vancouver. serve to be remembered Complete Auto Service the Mountain Sports club over Ann Sullivan,, Anne Werner, Mary Kay and, with the aid of a wind—not BREAKFAST Skilled Mechanics KMYR at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. Cunningham, Joan Schiffer, Jo Ann Circlet to Elect WE RECEIVE NEW when you are distributing Thompson, Theresa Tallon. Dorothy Bur- the “ burning” or east wind men­ January is the month selected MERCHANDISE EVERY DAY I LUNCH - DINNER 6 th Are. at Detroit FR. 3396 23. gett, Darlene Abbott. Mary Sue Dick. your patronage in the dif­ On Sunday, Jan. 25, three Regis tioned in Exodus, but one blowing for the election of new circle Mary Freiberger, Pat McNamara. Joan from the north—this whole area high students will enter the giant Dickman. Kay Ruehte. Natalie Boggio. presidents and a publicity girl to Shop mSHOP*S Often ferent lines of business. slalom race at Berthoud Pass, Betty Walker. Jean O’ Msra. Jackie Mid- was laid bare of water. After the represent each circle. Any changes CIRCLE DRIVE JEWELL LANDSCAPE sponsored by the Colorado Christy diemist. and Pat Wissenbach. north wind the “burning” or east should be reported as soon as pos­ club. The three are Wallace Webb, The freshman girls in the dancing are: (qadim) wind of Scripture came sible to Miss Margaret Lynch, MARKET Liilabeth Abegg. Consuelo Martinez. to dry up the seabed. The words B. L. B.nnett . £. R. W nil.m. SERVICE Richard Kemme, and James Nancy and Carol MeCunniff. Barbara pre.sident. Holj Family Meat. - Fi.h - Grocerie* Dougherty. Dunn. Marion Scherer, Mary Hintcritter. of xiv 22: “ The water was as a The Lady of Loretto circle will Fre.h & Frozen Fruits FINE FERTILIZERS Give March of Dimes $65 Lora Lee Andrews. Joanne Seep. Janice wall on their right hand and on hold its meeting Jan. 23. Mrs. Thompson. Linda Hueston. Dolores Mil­ their left,” Hummelauer under­ VeKetablei 142 University Bird. Regis high school students have ler, Betty Mae Goetz. Marilyn Healy, Dorothy Walsh will be hostess. Dry Good.— Shoe. 1417 E. «th W . DtliTtr FR. S89I stands in the sense that the waters EA. 4350 contributed $65 thus far to the Connie Smith, Jo Ann Kafka. Jane Kel­ Tuesday, Jan. 20, is the date Clothe.— Notion. March of Dimes campaign. ler, Kay Dignan, Jo Ann Elliott. Mary thus rolled back flanked the area .selected by the Regina Coeli circle REDDISH’S Waldrcn, Frances Menke. Mary Jesse like a wall, and to the eyes of the The .Annual “ Flunkers’ Frolic” Stracken. Frances Thompson, Joann for a gathering of members. Jose­ COMMUNITY Red & White of Regis high school students, held Whitfield. Flora Jean Stutz. Arlene crossing Israelites appeared as a phine Bradley will act as hostess. wall. GROCERY and MARKET St. Pliilom ena’s each year at the close of the Clemens. Angela Singleton. Mary Louise The cir­ COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE semester examinations, will take Kelly, Bibs Johnson. Mary Ethel Zori- Explanation Rejected cle plaris to hold its meeting soon, MERCANTILE CO. ehak. Mary Jo Aherne. Helen Crisman, But this explanation Father 1*71 T.onpton GL. 47H place Thursday night, Jan. 22, in Pat Kent, Pat Sunderland. Patsy Kil­ at which time election of officers 3961 Tennyson GL. 3626 the Lincoln room of the Shirley- lian. Jane 0>upe. Sue Megeath, Mary Prado rightly rejects, as explain­ will take place. Mrs. Helene Wash- W« Girt S A B Grtcn St.mp. JERRY’S RESTAURANT Jac Rogers, and Donna Bruce. ing everything through natural INTEMANN'S FOR Savoy hotel. Chuck Sillstrop and bum and Mrs. Margaret McCal- CORN FED MEATS Spcdaliting In Spaghetti. Don Murphy are co-chairmen of Several girls are taking over the re­ causes, “ whereas the sacred text, lin of this circle, celebrated their Steaici. Fried Chicken, RaTioIi 0 K POULTRY AND RSH the affair and the music will be maining positions and they are: Ushers: although it does not exclude some recent birthdays with a supper Annabelle Monaghan. Patsy McCormick. natural causes, emphasizes almost Jerry's Restaurant furnished by the Collegianaires. Eileen Lawless. Rosemarie Murphy, and party. They were accompanied by TEISIVYSOIV Mary Craven: makeup: Gloria Hallen and exclusively the divine intervention their husbands. CLEANERS &' DYERS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Louann Eakins; stage work: Judy Hig- S401 E. Colfai at Cook Estate of William H. CollinB. aUo known through the hands of Moses. More­ IRA T. THOMAS, Prop. « D £. 9940 son. over, it clearly contradicts the Meat M arket A8 Wm. H. Collins, deceased. No. 92905. Several girls from St. Mary’s Cleaning - Altering Notice is hereby siven that on the 14th circumstance that the burning 4016 Tenny.on CR. 0443 day of January, 1948, letters of adminis­ will be attending the Loretto wind not only dried up the waters, Edgewuter Society Repairing ■ Dyeing tration were issued to the undersigned Heights press convention Feb. 6 but also divided them . . . Finally, 4120 Tennvion GL. 3084 as administrator of the above named estate and 7. They are Peggy Cashin, • MINT CHEWS • MINT WAFERS and all persons having claims against said the explanation of a confining in­ • CHOC-COATED FLAT MINTS SHUTTO BROS. estate are requir^ to file them for allow­ Joanne Little, Betty Costello, Joan stead of an actually standing wall Selects Officers • CHOC HAND ROUS 0 BRITTLEt ance in the County Court of the City and Findle, Gloria Hallen, Alice Alten­ For Quality Bakery Goode nN EST OF FRUITS A.ND • CKOCOLATE-8UTTEREO CREAMS of waters is violent and strained” County of Denver, Colorado, within six dorf, Betty Murray, Mary Craven, (S t . ’. Pari.h, t'EGETABLES Ted Clinton months from said date or said claims will (ibid., 166-167). In interpreting BILLY’S INN T n Annabelle Monaghan, Shirley Mc­ Edgewater) CHARLES HITT. Prop. E A .4386 (Our Own Manufacture) be forever barred. Scripture it is never lawful to de­ 3225 E. Colfax EAat 2690 B. C. Hilliard, Jr.. Namara, Ruth Anne Kennebeck, part from the obvious and natural The following were elected to Fres Drll.ery 1211 E. Colfsx Administrator. Good Foods WEISS BAKERY Marlene McCabe, Beverly Murray, interpretation without good reason. office by the Holy Name society and Marlene Freudenstein. Meet Your Friends Here NOTICE OF HN AL SETTLEMENT at a meeting Jan. 13: President, 44th & Lowell Phone CL. 9733 4024 Tennvson St. ESTATE OF NELLIE MADDEN, also Win Stock Show Prixei J. S. Hershberger; vice president, known as Nella Madden, Deceased Beverly Snider and Gloria! No. 68573. Luncheon Slated Joseph Jueschke; secretary, Ed­ Notice Is hereby given that on the 8d Wright took a second prize in ward Klocker; treasurer, John See FRANK ANTONELLl day of February, 1948. 1 will present to the team class in the stock show. Grant; and marshal, Dave Blesf^ed Sacram ent the County Court of the City and County A third was taken by Gloria Brachle. AT TED’S ol Denver. Colorado, my accounta for Wright in girls’ jumping. Patsy At St. Vincent's FINAL SETTLEMENT of the administra­ Elmer Lawrence Schuma for Fine Wines and Beers tion of said estate when and where ail Killian was awarded a first prize Rental Library ROSS VARIETY STORE persons in interest may appear and object for her horse in the three-gaited (St. Vincent de Paul'* Parith, and Mary Anne McElhinne; WE DELIVER to them if they so desire. Colorado class and a third in Denver) PARK HILL NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR 3304 E. Colfax FR. 8881 B. C. HILLIARD, JR. The next meeting of the Altar nage, with John D. McElhinney Hardware * Toya Administrator C.T.A. women’s three-gaited combination class. She was also the winner of and Rosary society will be held and Joan Kenney as witnesses. BOOK STORE a third prize in seat and hands, Thursday, Jan. 29, at 1 p.m. Re­ Kathleen Louise Palmer, daugh­ 2214-16 Kearney MARGARETT GRINSTEAD citation of the Rosary in the ter of Herbert J. and Gretchen M DE. 4488 Photos For All Occasions 14-18 years of age. 4624 E. 23rd Ave. DE. 1361 The junior class netted $90 on church will be followed by a Palmer, was baptized Jan. 18 Thursday of last week during its covered-dish luncheon and the Richard Holonbek and Mildrec Yates acted for the sponsors, Ed­ GOOD WORKMANSHIP Offlc* DE. 4211 CLEARANCE SALE MAURICE STUDIOS carnival. This carnival was the regular meeting. Compl.t. Real E .til. Sarrln annual mission project and all the A complete lunch will be served ward and Mary Palmer. , BEST MATERIALS We have juat purchased this location for another type of 975 Broadway CH. 3926 money collected will be given to Tuesday, Jan. 27, for 26 cents to The children of the parish will JOHN F. BRUNO businet. . . . and have 1,000 different item. , . , we must sell. the missions. the school children. receive Holy Communion in the KEARNEY LISTED BELOW ARE SOME OF THE BARGAINS! An informal dinner was given The PT.A. will have its next meet­ 8 o’clock Mass Sunday. Jan. 25. Realtor by Dolores Kavan for some of her ing Feb. 3 at 8 p.m. Father Ed­ Instruction classes will be held SHOE REPAIR “ Let Ua V .lo . Your Property RADIOS (or Quick Salt" Come 'to classmates. They were: Eileen ward . Leyden will be the guest after the Mass. Harold S. Ptrrigo Table Models— Various makes ...... $16.25 to $64.50 Lawless, Dorothy Hansen, Audrey speaker. The evening has been J. S. Hershberger assisted with fl87 EAST 22ND AVE. Real Eatat. Sale. — Loan. — Injaraace Fitzsimmons, and Elinor Van designated Dads’ night. the transportation of the sisters r t l l l B. 22ND AVE., AT KEARNEY PAINT MARDI GRAS Overschelde. St Ann's circle will meet in for the instruction classes Jan. 18. Various brands...... Quarts 95c, gallons $2.50 WaTI Clean Tonr Ponaala and Re-Strla Them Feb. 10 the home of Mrs. Leo Cavanaugh Friday, Jan. 23, at 1 o’clock. Hospital Guild Plans ELFXTRIC APPLIANCES K. OF C. HALL Sick Poor Aid to Plan The Mother Cabrini circle will Crest Cleaners' and Tailors' Dyers Irons, formerly $12.95— now only...... $9.50 bold its next meeting in the home Session on January 26 Park Hill'f Moft Modern CIemn€rft>'lViiort Toasters, formerly $4.95— now only...... "!..$2.00 Annual Party March 17 of Mrs. Thomas Killian Thursday, St. Anthony’s hospital guild will 2210 Keamey DE. 6430 Heater, formerly $18.50— now only...... $14.00 Jan. 29, at 8 p.m. The Friends of Sick Poor meet at 2 p.m. Monday,■ adz Jan. ■ 26,“ in• 10% Oft Cash and Carry 3r Kid The St Vincent de Paul circle society will meet Tuesday , Jan. the nurses’ home auditorium, W, "YOU DESERVE THE BEST — BRING YOUR CLOTHES TO CRE8T“ AUTO^CCESSORIES of the Altar and Rosary society K. 0 12 11 27, at 2 p.m. in Corpus Christi 6th avenue and Perry street, will meet in the home of Mrs. Peter Spotlights, were $21.95— now only...... $15.00 convent, 2601 Gaylord, Denver. Denver. Fog Lights, were $7.50— now only...... _..$4.00 Hottut Nombtr la Tova Plans will be completed for the Kloeppinger for a bridge luncheon Jacks, were $9.95— now only...... $5.00 annual card party to be held on Tuesday, Jan. 27, at 1 p.m. 1947 Heaters, were $29.50— now only...... !.!!.!!.!.$1S.00 ORDER March 17 at the Denver tea room. Our Lady of Victory circle met FRANC FOR FLOWERS Seat Covers, were $25.00— now only...... !!.!!!!..$1S.00 in the home of Mrs. Howard Oldsmobile Sedan Father Pacificus Kennedy, on Display at O.F.M., will speak. Musical num­ Nielsen on Jan. 15 for a dessert 2212 Kearney St. HOUSEW ARE ITE.MS luncheon. The afternoon was spent MARDI GRAS bers will be presented by Virginia DE. 4207 Clothes Hamper, were $7.95— now only...... $4.85 COAL Starr, accompanied at the piano playing bridge. Feb. 10 Dishes (35-pc. seta) $15.95—now only...... $10.00 by Mrs. John R. Schilling. Mrs. N. A. Johnson entertained Glass Coffee Makers, $4.95— now only...... $3.00 NOW St. Anthony’s circle with luncheon K. OF C. HALL in her home Tuesday. Mrs. R. B. MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION Better to Be Safe and Warm Brighton Porishioner Dillon won high honors. St. Catherine’s Tom Smith in Hoipital All at Tremendous Savings Than Cold and Sorry S i . J a m e s ’ To Open Plant Jan. 24 Thomas M. Smith, member of PROMPT DELIVERY the Denver Catholic Regwter busi­ Clyde Peterson, member of St. ness and circulation staff for many Leo J. Royer WUfred P. Bennett Why Pay Carfare? HUGH R. FARRELL SERVICE Rea. Tale. EA t24t Rea. Tala. EA IH t Augustine’s parish in Brighton, years, was stricken Sunday, Jan. Oop Every Day Prieaa BOB & TED’S Sava Yon Monay We Specialite in Radio Repairing will open the Brighton Hatchery 18, with a severe kidney ailment ROYER and BENNETT Red 4 White Grocery 4 Harkct and Farm store at 370 Main on and was taken to St. Joseph’s hos­ INSURANCE — ALL. LINES Rugby Coal Co. Preseriptions Carefully tilled FIHB SELEtmON Formerly Standard Auto & Appliance 4(4 California Bollding. Denver, Colo. Saturday, Jan. 24. pital. A number of t^ts and x-rays MEATS, r is a AND POtn.TRT 3539 Eaat Colfax £A. 4283 Farmers and stockmen are in­ have been administered to deter­ Off lea Tela. TAbor 812* 1144 Fifth St. 8PECUL ATTENTION TO EAST “ Once Triad . . . SatUfia^ OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING Guido Shamake Drugs vited. Many prizes will be given mine the extent of the infection. DENVER AREA I away in celebration of the opening. His condition is improving. GR. 9934 38tli 4 CUy 2707 W. 38lh GB. S77S Thursday, January 22,1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. KEyitone 4206 PAGE NINE 6 Teams Maintain Ciean Records Big Improvement League-Leading Gremlins Meet In Parish Loop’ s Second Week

Three teams in each division of' Pattern Repeated Rival Biuejays on Friday Night the Catholic Parish league contin­ ued undefeated in the second round In Thursday Loop of play, despite a couple of mild upsets in the Tuesday division of The Thursday loop’s activities Raider-Jay Tussle the league. Tied for the lead'in started off in a fashion identical Team Standing that division are the Holy Ghost, with the Tuesday division’s, for W L Avg. Mt. Carmel, and Sacred Heart Tops Triple Bill gecretarie* ...... 29 22 787 St. Mark’s downed the Woodrow Regis to Meet State teams. In the Thursday loop St DtputiH ...... 21 IS 778 Wilson team from St. Francis’ Navtotori ...... —« 28 2S 771 Mark’s, Blessed Sacrament team, Slated Sijnday Guards ...... 28 25 768 and the Regis Boarders’ squad parish by a 33-31 count—the same Chan6el1ora ...... 28 26 762 Trustees ...... 25 26 760 snatched their second conquests. score by which Holy Ghost team St. Francis' Gremlins, cur­ Wardens ...... IS 28 766 Biggest score of the week was In Auditorium Double Bill defeated the Annunciation squad. rent holders of the top bracket Grand KnifhU ...... 19 81 759 rolled up by the Mt. Carmel Holy The St. Mark’s-Woodrow Wilson in the standings of the Paro­ ndiTidual Standing Name quint in the Tuesday divi­ The Regis Rangers will play host sion. The M t Carmel squad rattled tanfle was mostly a defensive dis­ chial league, will have a chance to the Adams Stats college Indians Feb, 2, Marquette university at Gamei Avg. Milwaukee. I a Moti*, Chan...... 181 the hoops with 26 field goals and play, though Williams and Hall of to knock off one of their two at the City auditorium Friday icherer. War...... 6S 179 10 chanity throws for a total of St. Mark’s and Jim Thompson for night, Jan. 23, in their flnal home Bob Fisher got back Into scor­ 51 177 closest rivals in the first Csrr, Nav...... 60 tallies against St. Patrick’s 27, the Fransalians racked up respect­ SIDCLinE game before thurt saw the Rangers ness. But Dick Retry, sharp-eyed Kanr, ‘ 'Jrua...... 46 155 game. take on the Mullen Mustangs. a) that the Bulldogs will de­ freshman guard, made up for Ramsay. Sec...... 61 155 spite some smooth co-ordination, feat one of tha three top win, 76-41. Since then the Indians' The Gremlin squad has grabbed Moore’s absence by connecting for Alcorn. G. K...... 9 155 Pint-Sized Underdogs and Blessed Sacrament team scored nUGGETS teams in tha league before the have won eight out of 10 games 48 151 six fielders and a free throw. G. .Mariachor. ^^'ar...... an easy 32-16 victory. The year it eut| b) that every and will come to Denver for re­ 0 ‘ D(innc]l, G. K...... 61 150 Register First Win on the PAROCHIAL LEAGUE The tilt was the tpp feature in a Prijllu. Kev...... 65 150 Despite the heavy odds against K-Ducats scored only three field team they play will get a good venge. Clary, 8tc...... 68 150 goals in the game, against 14 for STANDINGS healthy scare. We further da- benefit program staged to aid tha 80 169 them, the pint-sized cagers repre- Fisher Bags U illi, Chin, ...... the winners. Team W L Pet. dare a) that Ev Stewart Cheyenne March of Dimes drive. Swigert. Trui...... 61 167 senting St. Dominic's outfought nUGGETS In a preliminary game the Univer­ Setaro. Nav...... 68 166 the Assumption Holy Name team Only a one-point margin sepa­ St. Francis’ ...... 3 0 1.000 knows quit# a bit about bas­ 137 Points Miller. Guards ...... 49 166 ketball and b) Tony Mariano sity of Wyoming freshman team to register a 22-17 win, their first rated the Loyola hoopsters from the By Paul HuNNessry Cathedral ...... 2 0 1.000 The starting line-up for Regis Jarrat, Chan...... 61 166 Regis Boarders at halftime, but Holy Family...... 2 0 1.000 could ha used to batter advan­ downed the Colorado A. and M. Krutie. W«r, 18 166 of the season. Heit and Maron will have Heffley at center, Wal­ frosh squad, 69-45...... 0 162 the Northside squad took complete Regi» ...... 1 2 .333 tage. J. Reillv. Pep...... stole the ball from the Welbyites * * • lace and Retry as forwards, and A. Wagner, Sec...... 4S 158 frequently, and P. Mahoney’s 10 command after the intermission Easily the most popular attrac­ St. Joitph’i ...... 1 2 ,333 Moore and Fisher at the guard 65 155 Moore. G. K...... points led the scoring offensive. and notched a 46-26 conquest. High tion this year on the squad of the Annunciation ...... 0 2 .000 The flashiest player in the league spots. In 10 games so far Fisher J. Berlin. Guardi ...... 68 125 youthful Nuggets, at least from Come to lasillo, Trui...... 61 136 Tolvo was the sparkplug of the scorer in the game was Loyola’s Mullen ...... 0 3 .000 so far has been Ronnie Himstreet has garnered 137 points. Moore has Ki.^^ell, Nav...... 42 129 .As.sumption team's attack. Wade, who sank seven 2-pointers; the viewpoint of the violently par­ of Reins; but the most valuable has tallied 108 counters in nine tilts. Fofly, Ch*n...... 51 127 A spectacular crowd-pleasing the Boarders were led by Barret, tisan .spectator, is Notre Dame’s been Johnny Hett of St. Francis’ Following the Adams State game MARDI GRAS Lerg, War...... 39 126 with nine tallies, and Kirsten, with contribution to the local basket­ an early lead in the race for the Johnny Vecchiarelli does not look tilt between Sacred Heart team 194# pennant by defeating its first Friday, the Rangers will rfi-epare Hijh Team Game and St. Augustine’s of Brighton eight. ball scene—Vince Boryla, who at like an all-state player yet— but for their first trip to the Midwest. Feb. 10 Secretaries ...... 911 20 is just a mighty big lad. three opponents in the initial neither did he last year, until he Trustee* ...... 865 resulted in a 44-33 conquest for round of play. Fransalian victims On Jan. 31 they meet the Univer­ K. OF C. HALL Grand Knights ...... 876 the fast-break artists of Sacred THURSDAY LEAGUE But Jimmy Darden, the had a few games under his belt. sity of Iowa at Iowa City and on Nusgett' cool and foay leader thus far this season have been High Team Seriei Heart parish. Schnabel’s play Somebody said that AI Mares of IWoodrow Wilton at guard, deieryei at least as Annunciation team, Regis, and Deputies ...... 2566 under the backboards spelled the Annunciatiyi high is “ too ag­ St. Mark's, 33 ' Team, 31 much credit ai Boryla, al­ -Mullen, and the Raiders were the .2536 difference between the squads, ac­ gressive M be a good basketball N avifaiori ...... 2677 G FT P G F TP though hi> play doat not ap­ only team able to give the Grem­ cording to one observer. L. Byrnt. f 2 1 O.Tfaompion. ( 6 1 2 ■player." If Al Mares were less ag­ THERE ARE GOOD JOBS WAITING proach the ipectaeular scor­ lins a stiff workout. . High Individual Game T l’ESD.W LEAGUE D. Brewn, f 0 0 I'Jarvii, f 1 gressive the Annunciation team La Motte ...... 262 G. Ctirh'n. ( 1 2 lIDeMere*. f 0 ing attempts of Boryla's hook Cathedrari Bluejayt, ti«d would be operating on three cylin For Trained Young Men and Women K- Mariaeher ...... 268 Holy Ghost I Annunciation Williamt, f 5 3 OiChtmberi, f 1 shots. It was Darden, at least Beckius ...... 267 B. Dtvii, e 1 1 ZIFtlk. e 0 for second with the Ti(ers, ders—out of a possible eight. Our Slreamlined Business Courtei IFIII Fit You Taam, 33 \ Team, 31 on two ocasions, who. kept the G FTP. G FT P R. C'U'htn. c 0 0 0 Oolitghtn, c 0 have had an easy time of it for a Position in the Minimum of Time High Individua 1 Serie* R. Davit, c 0 2 Just to be mischievous, we pre­ Shepherd, f 2 1 1 Dowell. { 0 0 0 0 OIDontvtn. g Nuggets from falling apart in in their first two games, Scherer ...... 625 Tetict. g 0 0 1 Miller, g 2 dict that Chuck SillstrtSp will out- I C M f M S O M La Motte ...... 621 Deidel ( $ 0 0 Minot, f 1 X the face of T icio u s attacks. though they had to coma from Hirtelon. g 0 0 IlMeieh. g 0 * * * jscore Jack Sweeney when Regis Carr ...... 605 Hodges, f 2 0 2 Artfron. f 2 bahind to down St. Joseph’s D'nn’b’ cko, f 1 2 T M cG ow fn.f 0 Htll. g 6 0 1 plays Cathedral. SECRCTARIAL SCHOOL Murphy, c 0 0 O'Carbon*, e 0 In the two-game series with the Bulldogs. But they will ha Totali 13 7 7 Total I 12 7 21 • * • D Harrison, c 1 1 4 Cook«, if 0 Oakland Bittners, won by the Nug­ cast as underdogs in Friday’s 1232 PENN DENVER KE. 1448 Day of Recollection Learned, g 0 0 1 R. Moore, k 1 Hiiftim e .core: St. Mark's, 16; W ood- gets in exciting battles. Ward Gib­ tussle with the Gremlins, who Whan they coma around to Abey ta, g 2 1 2 J. Moore, g 2 row WilBon team. 13. son, former Creighton star, played Ryan, g 0 0 1 Kelly, tf 0 will sport a considerabla ad­ picking all-atar teamt (we Scheduled on Feb. 15 Bowlen, g 1 0 0 Feely. g 0 Ataumption Mt. Carmel tag during most of the time with vantage in height. do not expect to be coniulted), ' Roach, g 1 1 YPC, 17 I Social Club, 39 the remarkable Don Barksdale, The sharpshooting Raiders a!'e they’ll have a bard time over­ At Loretto Heights C FTP G F TP and, even though Barksdale's scor­ granted a considerable edge over looking Bob Anaya of Mullen. Totals 14 $121 Totals 12 7 9 T. Jamea. f 0 1 6 Camino, ( 0 0 0 ing approached machine-like pre­ Halftime score: Holy Ghost ttam. 19; R. Rotello. f 0 0 1 Perry, f 0 1 the diminutive Mullen crew and Mullen will not threaten to (Loratto Heights Women’s Club, Annunciation team, IS. Citncio, f 2 Brancucci, f 2 6 cision, it was Gibson’s close guard­ the Holy Family team is expected take the league pennant, but Red, Red Roses... Denper) Mt. Carmel, 60 | St. Patrick'i, 27 Tomeo. f II Veraldi. f 1 1 ing that kept the Negro star from to down the Cardinals. they will manage to make all G FT r G FT P J. Rot.llo. e 5|Salino, c 1 6 scoring during the hectic over­ the eontcnderi look lilly for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray Carnavai, f 4 1 2 Gusman, f Domenico, c 0 Salvucci. c 2 3 of 760 Vino street will be chair­ Capara, f 1 3 1 RalRora, f Covillo, R 0 I.a Bate, r 2 3 time battle on Saturday. Tigers Have Chance at least two quertars. Pedotto. g 0 Tannacito, g 1 6 « * • If you’re shy about Iclllnf her man for the day of recollection to Widea f. 4 0 1 Tolv#. f To Gain Share of Lead a a * be held at Loretto Heights college Dittirro, c 3 0 2 Miller, c Hartt. g 0 Tha brand of ball played right out, try sending her red roses. Moriarity, g 3 1 4!Pfiefer, c DeLuiio, g 01. Jim Kelly, Holy Family center, Sunday, Feb. 15. Father Charles by the Nuggets is ragged Sunday night’s three-way im- Ford, g ft 1 2|De1flore, f and Chuck Sillstrop, postmaster She’ll know exactly what you mean. Kruger, S.J., will be retreat master La Conte, g 4 4 liColaixti, g Totala 3 11I3I Totala 15 9 20 enough to be interesting, and broglie may see the Holy Family for Regis, put on an interesting for the day. Carabello, g I 0 IfCoilins, g Halftime aeore: Mt. Carmel Social o f tc n exasperating, b u t quint gain a share of the lead, re­ The Bright Spot Flower Shop's duel in the Tiger-Raider tussle St. Anthony’s card club met with iHoJitnim, g club. 10; Ataumption YPC. 11. • smooth enough to pull soma gardless of the outcome of the Sunday. In our early-season opin­ long-stemmed beauties play cupid Mrs. James M. Kelly Jan. 15. Mrs. Bleated Sacra- | rough battles out of the fire. Bluejay-Gremlin tilt. Both the Totals 25 10 14) Totals 10 7 13 ion, they are the top centers in the Frank Menten won first prize. Halftima score: Mt. Carmel, 80; St. ment Team, 32 | K-Ducat, 16 One obvious flaw is their in­ Tigers and the Biuejays have perfectly. league. But Bob Carman will give Our Lady of Loretto card group Patrick's, 14. G FT PI G F TF ability to anticipate one an­ pair of wins to their credit, and J. Quinn, f 0;Rogers, f 0 2 3 them a battle if he continues to will meet with Mrs. J. D. Good- I Assumption Holy other's moves. They have not both play two games this week St. Dominic's, 22| Name Team, 17 McGurry. f 3'Jackson, f 0 0 1 improve. J. Earzon, f 4 Sevier, f 0 6 1 played together enough to end. The Gremlins are idle Sunday. row in the home of her daughter, G FT PiBonnella, f 1 0 8 a a a T. Quinn, f llHarrigan. f 1 0 0 present a united effort each THE Mrs. Robert Bell, 936 Fillmore P. M'h'n'y, f 4 2 SiRossi, f 0 2 8 Opposing the Tigers' ambitions Bright Spot Flower Shop Muldoon, c liSmith. c 1 0 1 time they sweep down the will be the fast-breaking Bulldogs By way of making at many street, Thursday, Jan. 22, at 1 Heit. f 1 1 2i Fortunio, f 0 0 0 Flannery, c 2'Roberts. g 1 2 I D. M'h’n'y, f 3 0 LToivo, f 4 0 1 enemiet at pottible before bid­ p.m. for dessert-bridge. Coupe, g 1 McGruder, g 0 0 0 floor. of St. Joseph’s high. The rejuve­ FR. 274.5 Josep hine at 3 lh Ave. Rogers.! 0 0 OjRottello, e 0 0 0 Denning, g 2 Henneisey. g 0 1 3 ding farewell, we with to litt St. Cecilia’s sewing group will Tyne, c 0 0 O.PrioHa, c 0 0 0 At any rate, the brand of ball nated West-side squad caused Schmitz, g displayed at City auditorium be­ plenty of trouble for Regis and the following obtervaliont: meet Tuesday, Jan. 27, and spend Tbyfault, c 0 0 O.Porreco, g 1 0 3 Larson, g the day at St, Vincent’s in sewing Haggerty, c 2 0 3lCianeio, g 0 0 1 comes better and more exciting Cathedral before going down to We think Hett would be more for the sisters. Nebolski, g 0 0 0 DeJiacomo, g 0 2 3 Totals 14 4 171* Totals 8 10 10 with each encounter. When Phil­ defeat, and overwhelmed the An­ uteful at a for.ward than at a Valdes, g 0 0 IlSferra. g 0 1 0 guard, Regit and St. Joteph’t John B, Davis, recently recov­ Maron. g 1 1 4lPr{ocan. g 0 0 0 Halftime score: Blessed Sacrament lips ‘‘66" plays the Nuggets on nunciation Cardinals with a last- will pull uptett thit teaton ered from a serious illness, will Hoschetti, g 0 0 1| team, 18: K>Ducat. 6. Sunday and Wednesday, the lar quarter spurt. The Tigers, how­ leave for Arizona for a few weeks’ Referees: William and Nabolski. gest crowd to date will be on hand ever, have a trio of rebound ex­ like mad, and their likeliett Totals U 4 14| Totals R 5 14 Regia Boarders, | victim it Cathedral. And tome Tlcar Bast CDissions rest. Halftime score: St. Dominie's. 13; The word is getting around. perts in Jim Kelly, Pete Lombard, Francis Cardinal Spellman, Praaldant Assumption Holy Name team, 6. 46 I Loyola, 26 and George Torsney— all rangier coachet yell at the reft too Sacred Heart St. Auguatine's g f t p g f t r than the tallest Bulldog—who much. It gett boring the I 6 th Very Rsv. Thomas J. McMahon, S.T.D., National Seeretar)!- Gleason, f 1 0.Hennessey, f 1 time. . . i We now retign. Teana« 44 i (Brighton), 33 Whiteface. f 3 1 Stauter, f Ave Maria Clinic weigh the odds in the direction of Rev, Andrew H. Rogosh, S.T.L., Assistant Seeratary. G FT PI G FT P MeShane. f 2 1 Jones, f the Northsiders. Hart.f 7 1 2!Kreutzer. f 1 0 1 Burris, f ZIHayts. f The real feature of Sunday’s bill Toureen. f 0 0 4i Unrein, f 0 0 1 Kirsten, c liBrady. f Montana Girl Wins The Unpetaled Rose’’ Ferrilerk, f 1 1 1 Sack, f 0 0 0 Training Lauded will be the game following the Maguire, c 1; Wade, e Washington. — Rose Ellen Schnahsl. f 2 0 liRowe, f 2 4 1 Blind, e 2,Vaughan, g Bulldog-Tiger opener, when Ca­ To all who give a lIttU toward the Shrine Chapel of St. R. Kilker. o 2 1 0 MolUndsr, c 2 2 1 Brickell. g OiEverett, g Mudd. a student at Sacred Heart Thcrese the Little Flower, which we ihall build in Lebanon, just D. Kilker. c 7 1 2]Case, g 1 0 4 thedral .and Regis will oppose Connell, g 0 Kennedy, g teams « f approximately equal academy, Missoula, Mont., won north of the Holy Land, for the conversion of Russia, we gladly Pfeiffer, g 0 0 liErgtr, g *341 Dillavsu. g 0, French, c By Student Nurse Martinez, g 0 0 1 Maneini, g 2 1 0 Barret, g 1 O'Cronin, g height. Raider-Bluejay rivalry is one of four prizes in a nation­ send our new folder and picture, “ The Unpetaled Rose.” Stringer, g 1 0 4| The Ave Maria clinic serves not a tradition of the league, regard­ Totals 22 2 8l Totals 11 4 9 wide contest, sponsored by the T o lil, 20 6 lei Total, 11 11 9 only the community but the less of the teams’ standing, and TRAGEDY IN CHRIST’S LAND Halftime score: Regis Boarders, 18: National Association of Broad­ Halftima aeora: Sacred Heart team. schools of nursing of the Catholic plenty of fireworks are predicted Urgent word comes from the Holy Father's repreientativs that 30: St. Auguitine’a, 15. Loyola. 17. hospitals in Denver. Miss Mary for Sunday’s battle. casters, for an original five-min Referees: Mangone and Germono. the Catholic priests and people of Palestine are in dire need due to Refereca: Mangone and Germono. Silsby, a senior student in one of ute broadcast on “ I Speak for present conditions. So we must send food packages. Can you give ten Regis, despite Its two losses, Democracy.” Awards will be pre­ the Denver Catholic schools of will e.nter the game on equal dollars for one? nursing, relates why she, as a stu­ sented here at a luncheon Jan. 26. ---- • — LORETTO HEIGHTS VARSITY TEAM terms with tha Biuejays, un­ The Rt. Rev. Edward J. Flanagan dent, enjoys her work at the clinic. less the Cathedral squad re­ “I WAS NAKED AND YOU CLOTHED MET of Boys Town was one of the five In the immediate future we must send cloth to Archbishop “ Eagerly do the students look veals a new scoring threat to nationally known judges. WINS TWO IN COLlfGIATE CAGE MEET forward to the six weeks’ affilia­ match the efforts of flashy Hughes at Jerusalem for the poor priests of the Holy Land. It will CRANE-LINE tion with the Ave Maria clinic, and Ronnie Himstreet, Raider for­ cost all of two thousand dollars, a huge sum for us. Won’t you help us? fondly do they call it ‘clinic days’," ward. Jack Sweeney, Bluejay La Salette Fathers Meet — • — (Loretto Heights College, Denver) ttive a tea at her home on Sunday K e g s to n e she says. center, has baen carrying most Hartford. — Fourteen (delegates “SICK AND YOU VISITED ME" The Loretto Heights college afternoon. Feb. 1, for the mem­ “ Here we find the training much of the load for his team so With guerrilla warfare and bad communications in Palestine, we varsity ba. 3 0 0 0 members are: Mae Fidel, captain; ites, and the Cardinals have "WHO SEES ME, SEES THE FATHER r The officers of the French Maria clinic help to acquaint us nual conference of the congrega­ Rose Fidel, Catherine Murray, shown several good shots in Al A picture of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, costing fifty dollars, is circle will assist in the receiving!with the phages of nursing of tion’s teachers in the United Vickie Kingsley, Jo Nell Temple, Marcs, Len Grommet, and John very much needed in the little Chapel at Saknine in the Holy Land. line and also will pour. They are which we were scarcely aware, State.s and Canada here. FOR VOLR PROTECTION Erma Jo Eveler, Pat Garner, Ruth Volosin. Seeing Jesus, the poor will see His Father, and through them you, Helen Selakovich, president; Lu- and bring to us a different view of Wernimont. Louise Cernich, Helen kind benefactor. We install the proper size. ciana Fang, vice president; Pat the patient, for we see him trying THIS WEEK’ S SCHEDULE Burris. Marie Swallow, Mary McNamara, secretary; Katherine — • — ' We have factorj’-trained Louise Kingsley, Marion Stortz, to continue with his place in so­ FRIDAY, JAN. 23 — WEST HIGH GYM “GOING FORTH, TEACH AND PREACH P’ service men. e carry Heinz, treasurer; and Sally Pimpl, ciety and yet receive care which 7 p.m. St. Francis’ vs. Cathedral Bethine Blach, and Evelyn Rodri­ chairman of ways and means. This is what Bishop George Hakim of Galilee does in the name ‘ comprehensive insurance. guez. he needs. We are ever reminded 8 p.m. Regis vs. Mullen of Jesus, in Christ’s own homeland. Recently he appealed for twenty that the patient is an individual We are licensed instal­ The Athletic asiociation is also Miss Killian, the daughter of Mr. 9 p.m. Holy Family team vs. Annunciation team chalices, each costing twenty-five dollars, twenty-five sets of cruci­ and must be treated as such. lers for 25 years. We guar­ planning several week-end ski and Mrs. Thomas Killian of 909 S. fixes and candlesticks, each set costing thirty dollars, ten sets of altar “ Briefly, our schedule may ap­ SUNDAY, JAN. 2B — ARMORY antee our installations, and trips at Steamboat Springs for Josephine street, Denver, has been linens, each costing ten dollars. Please do encourage him in this still it coats less to have pear as.such: Monday, a field trip li3 0 p.m. St. Joseph’s vs. Holy Family team the month of February. active in French affairs since her tragic time of strife in Palestine. this protection. matriculation at Loretto Heights to Colorado General hospital out­ 2:30 p.m. Cathedral vt. Regis — • — Will Serve at Social Centers 3:30 p.m. Mullen vs. Annuneiation team Beginning with the second se- last fall. patient department to observe the “BY THE CROSS OF JESUS, MARY HIS MOTHER" functioning of a large clinic; Tues­ Sold. Installed and meater at Loretto Heights college, Midwinter,Formal Jan, 23 And. indeed, those other Madonnas, His devoted spouses, the day morning, a visit to a Denver nuns. Because they cannot go out to beg, we atk help ipecially for Serviced by junior and senior students major­ , Jo Ann Barr, a sophomore, has Spooks Mqintain Lead ing in .sociology will have an oppor­ parochial school or orphanage to those cloistered Carmelite Sisters of Nazareth and Jerusalem. We bean named chairman of the ar­ see the work of the ichool nurse New Series of Parties tunity to gain, practical experience i^all need to send them eight hundred dollars thie month. In the rangements committee for the col­ and see the patienti aa part of In CYPC Kegling Loop in social work. They will all serve Is Slated by Boosters sweet names of Jesus and Mary, do what you can. lege’s midwinter formal. Spon­ the community; Tuesday after­ Maintaining a iiine-game lead one afternoon a week in various sored by the student council for The Rev. James Moynihan, over their nearest rivals in the “ SUFFER T H E T lffL E "c h il d r e n ” ” Bell Plumbing & local .social agencies. Students noon, return to the clinic to assist the benefit of the Loretto Heights director of athletics at An­ The late of Jerusalem, Archbishop Barlassina, sent us have already been assigned -to su­ the physicians in examinations; CYPC bowling league are the Building fund, the dance will take Wedne^^y, we might remain at nunciation high school, an­ Spooks, captained by Bud Regan. a dying plea for his children, homeless and unschooled, at Madaba, pervise recreational work at Vail place in the Cathedral room of the Ragan is assisted by John Kelly, Lydda, Zababdeh, all in Palestine. A modest school for orphans there center. Little Flower center. Queen the clinic the entire day; Thurs­ nounced this week the open­ Albany hotel on Jen. 23. Chuck ing of a new series of games Caroline Hannasch, and Marian will 'cost 1760. Even a dollar monthly to the BASILIANS, our School of Heaven orphanage, and Margery day, make rounds with the visiting Heating Co. Bennett and his 16-piece orchestra nurse in caring for the patient at parties sponsored! by the Car- and Helen Weska> Holding second Club, will help much. “ If you did it to these, my little ones, you Reed Day nursery. Other aisign- will play “ Penguin at the Wal­ dinal Boosters' club of the did it to ma!“ ments will be made later. home; Friday, visit clinics asso­ place arc the Alley Cats. dorf" as the theme of the evening ciated with the Ave Maria clinic parish. The first party will Typical of the Spooks’ recent 1228 E- Evans Ave. Tea Scheduled Sunday — a motif which has also been car­ such as the Well Baby clinic, which be held Saturday, Jan. 24. in bowling are the performances of "COME. YE BLESSE?*^ MY FATHERP’ Mary Killian, a freghman, will PE . 2405 Denver ried out in the black and silver in­ is an aim on the part of the com­ Hagus hall at E. 37th and Captain Regan, who rolled high Write for information on our suspense card of Gregorian Masses, vitations. munity to maintain good health Lafayette. Festivities will get game last weak with a scora of to be offered after your death, co Uiat you may hear thia wonderful R»gitttr9tl CRANE-LINl ’ Come to Two Loretto Heights college stu­ and health practices. under way at 8:30 p.m. A 217, and Helen Weske, who tied invitation of-Our Blessed Lord when He comes to judga you. Walar Heater Dealer dents participated in the college “ In all, we observe and learn a large number of spocial at* for the women's lead with Regina students’ riding event in the Stock wealth of material in these six tractions have baen arrangad. Regan at 172. 8tnd til eommurtiettlont fo MARDI GRAS show Wednesday evening. They “ CALI 1J5 lOR weeks, for we see the patient in Procaeds will ha used to fi* Leading the league is Joe Yo- Feb. 10 were Mary Killian, daughter of his environment and are better nance the rocraation and Jeff, who sports a 166 average. Catholic .^ear Bast IDclfare Assodatfon COMPIETE PIUMBINC SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Killian of able to understand the problems youth program of Daovar’a Eleanor Huegge, Helen Flynn, and K. OF C. HALL Denver, and Bibine de Belauste- that hogpitalUation presents for East sida. Gina Nottolini split first place for 480 Lexington Ave. g,t 46th 6t. New York 17, N. Y« guigoitla of Mexico City, Mexico. these patients. the women with 130 averages. N

PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4206 Thursday, January 22,1948

Presentation Unit 3 Regis Students Make Your Own THE POET WHO WROTE KuKluxKlan Began in 1915; Noodles—It’s Easy ’’ Beautiful Snow, It can do nothing WRONG” forgot about Sets Party Jan. 29 Place in First 14 Marvel Noodle Machine Snow Blindnoit. Bright lun on tnow causes more of an ejre Rolls and CaU Donch Was Rapidly Dying in 1926 in One Operation strain than Sun on Water. As winter sports increase in popu­ (Presentation Parish, Denver) The Altar and Rosary society Ih Latin Contest 3 Size Knives larity there is more need of “ good ground Sun Glasses.” W e will hold a card party Thursday, (Continued From Page One) these rip roar experts raised the Three Regis high school stu­ Reg. Price $25,50 hare them. Jan. 29, at 1:30 p.m. in the home only guilty of numerous crimes membership of the Klan from dents placed in the first 14 out of Mrs. E. Sedlmayer. Refresh­ but that held thousands of people about 1,000 to 700,000. The ini­ of 500 competitors in the 21st an­ Special $21 *95 ments will be served. in terror. tiation fee was $10, and robes nual interscholastic Latin contest Mail Ordera Pilled cost extra— at first $7.50 and later KWEGERT BROS. The Needlework club is meeting It was one of a group of so­ ■ , Poftare Prepaid Thursday, Jan. 22, in the home of cieties, with such names as the $6.50, though the expense to the management was $1.25 for the or­ Xorth .Denver Dept, ^tore Better f'iiion Optometrists Good Service Mrs. R. Newcomb at 10:30 a.m. Knights of the White Camellia, At Right Prices The Altar and Rosary society will the WTiite Brotherhood, the White dinary pillow case and sheet garb W. .37th & Navajo GL.>.312 for Every Age used. More expensive robes were 1550 California KEystone 7651 follow with its meeting at 1:30 League,'the Pale Faces, the Con­ p.m. stitutional' Union Guards, the also sold. The $1.25 figure seems Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kersteins Black Cavalry, the White Rose, the the mo.st reliable, though others GLASSSa INDIVIDUALLY STtLED are on vacation in California. ’76 Association, and many others. claimed that robes cost the Klan The Encyclopedia Britannica says $4 to $6, a figure that seems in­ Mrs. James Callahan is a patient credible in view of the poor ma­ in St. Anthony’s hospital. that the Knights of the White |iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiuiiiiuimnM^ Camellia lor Camelial were a terial and the primitive tailoring A mission for the women and larger order than the K.K.K. required. » for the men is scheduled to begin The millions of income were not REQUIESCANT the first Sunday of Lent. It will be The Klan was organized in Pu­ all clear for the national officers, THEODORE conducted by the Rev. Pacificus laski, Tenn., in 1865. The major as there were heavy expenditures I I activity of the society extended IN PACE Kennedy, O.F.M., and the Rev. for commissions, publicity, etc.; Justin Eeles, O.F.M. from 1868 to 1870, after which but all the men at the top cer­ there was decline. The U. S. Con­ Sister Mary Helen’s room was tainly got more money than they Phoonix Ayala Murphy jHACKETHALl gress in 1871 and 1872 enacted had ever seen before. It was the ANNA BENNETT, Mullen home for awarded , proceeds of the penny “force laws” to suppress the move­ American sucker game carried to held for the Jesuit high schools the aced. Mass was offered in march for having the largest at­ ment. the Mullen home chape] Jan. 19. Inter­ tendance at the January PTA the nth degree. of the Missouri and the Chicago ment Mu Olivet. W. P. Horan & Son I MORTUARY I meeting. There is a great deal of differ­ I know from Catholic leaders provinces of the Society of Jesus, service. ence of opinion about the original it was announced this week by the = William O’Brien, Associate M MAMIE MACBETH M'DONALD. 1826 Entertainment for the PTA that the South was flooded with Albion street. Sister of Susie Karen and meeting was given by the third Klan and similar societies. The vile anti-Catholic literature before Very Rev. James T. Hussey, S.J.; P 1449-51 Kalamath St. g William Karen. Requiem Mass was o f­ and fourth grade pupils. They vast majority of Southern Whites the agents moved in. Every dread­ president of Loyola university, fered in Blessed Sacrament church Jan. joined. In general they looked upon Chicago, 111. M Phone MAin 4006 S sang a group of songs, accompa­ ful libel against the Church was 19. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan the movement simply as a sort of A Son service. nied by Sister Mary Cecile. renewed. William D. Phoenix of 1945 ELIZABETH HAUSBACH, Mullen revolutionary war, to protect the Mrs. Tyler, the woman in the Jasmine street placed fifth among At the recent Holy Name meet­ home for the aged. Requiem Mass was race and to bring back democratic top group, was not a figurehead. all the competitors from 10 Jesuit offered in the Mullen home chapel Jan. ing the following officers were rights. To a great extent this war high schools. Ignacio Ayala of ^ w c n c j t c d t p u m M o n u m e n t s 20. Interment Mt. O livet W. P. Horan elected: President, Joe Gasparetti: She had a great deal to say about A Son service. succeeded. Negroes, however, lost Klan policies. “ Col.” Simmons, it Calle .Hildalgo, Sonora, Mexico, We hare erected many beauti­ vice president, Bud Cronkey; sec­ ANNA H. VIDMAR, 2499 Zenobia civic rights, which to this day are seems, was an ineffectual person. placed 12th, and Donald Murphy ful monuments in Mt. Oliret retary, Jerry Hillebrand; and street Wife of John E. Vidmar; mother still largely denied in some sectors. He declared he got dnly $2,000 a of 1236 Ash street, Casper, Wyo., Cemetery. of John E. Vidmar. Jr.; Leonard E.. and treasurer, Hugh Campbell. Anna Marie Vidmar: sister of John E.. Most prominent men of the year. Perhaps this was true. In placed Nth. POSSIBLE DEATH! A. T. THOMSON Joe T., and Charles Popish. Julia Glevar, Installation of officers was South were disenfranchised after later years he denied that the or­ All three are senior Latin stu­ Agnes T. Dean: grandmother of Barbara held at the January meeting of the Civil war. The former slaves ganization was anti-Catholic, anti- dents at Regis high school. The When you drive, your life depends on four small, vitally 600 Sherman St. TA 8018 Jean. Requiem Mass was offered in S t Presentation parish guild. The examination was held simulta­ Mary Magdalene's church Jan. 21. In­ were organized for political pur­ Jew, or a Negro-whipping society, important pads of rubber. Yes, you depend on only 8" of terment M t O livet W. P. Horan A following were installed: Presi­ poses not only by “ carpetbaggers,” while he headed it (until 1923). neously in each of the 10 high Son service. dent, Randy Aemmer; first vice but also by renegade Southerners, Maybe he did not have too much schools throughout the two prov­ tire-contact for life-saving traction and braking power. LENICH, 12390 W. 44th ave- president, Joseph Jancar; second inces on Dec. 9. The morning was nue. Husband of Katie Lcnich: father of who were called “ scalawags.” So­ to say in the matter but the Klan Spillane Mortuary Sandro. David, and Edward Lcnich. Mrs. vice pre.sident. I.awrence Keenan; cial and business ostracism, as well was dirty enough in his time to devoted to composing a Latin par­ ICE-GRIPf^ER TREADS-OF-STiEL mean Double Protection third vice president, Joe Poiak: Pete Locci. Mrs. Louis Lucci. and Mrs. as violence, was used against these be getting beyond local police agraph from an English original, . . . conventional tire traction PLUS over 2,000 tremendously 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 Antone Volsic. Seven grandchildren also secretary, Betty May; and finan­ Whi(is. Mobs that attacked ignor­ control. and the afternoon was devoted to survive. Requiem Mass was offered in cial committee, Howard Maerz, V. strong steel claws, ready to dig in when the going gets tough. lilrs. John H. Spillane S t Anna's shrine, Arvada. Jan. 16. In­ ant Negroes sometimes claimed to One of the strange things ac­ translating a Latin passage into terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. Beneventi, and Eileen Dufficy. be souls from hell, and to prove complished by the press agents good English. Registered Funeral Director MARGARET SHREWBRIDGE, 3811 Baptized recently were Gary Jo­ the assertion carried skulls with behind the movement was to pull No dictionaries or other help Yout tire is completely encircled with seven closely meshed and Entbalmer Newton street Wife of W. Smith burning coals inside. was allowed. wire coils, imbedded in the tire during the treading process. Shrewbridge. Requiem Mass was o f ­ seph Bindley, son of Mr. and Mrs. the wool over the eyes of the fered in Holy Ghost church Jan. 16. In- Loyal E. Bindley, sponsors, Mi- The original Klan had Gen. N. B. .Vew York Herald, a big daily since Phoenix is the son of Mr. and These Treads-of-Steel give you — terment .ML oiiveL Boulevard mortu- chael Camp and Leona Bindley; Forrest as its Grand Wizard. It merged with the Tribujie. In early Mrs. William D. Phoenix of 1945 posed as an Invisible Empire. A Jasmine street and is a graduate LATEST STYLE JOSEPH C. LEONETTI, 8365 Federal 1921, that paper presented the so­ A “ Coat of Moil" protective armor which Grand Dragon headed each state, ciety as a patriotic, anti-Bolshevist of Blessed Sacrament school. He TUXEDOS - FULL DRESS SUITS boulevard. Father of John. Carl, and ^rs. Thomas E Rogers, spoil- 1 deflects gloss, pieces of metal and sharp Rose Lennetti: brother-in-law of Rena SOTS, Don&id HIUl AilCC Gruber. known as a Realm. A Grand Titan movement adhering to fundamental plans to enter Holy Cross college, RENTED OR SOLD LaBate and Carl Bambino. Rcnuiem Ma.a ^ party will be held Friday, Jan. headed several counties, called a .American principles, and as stand­ Worcester, Mass., in September. rocks. was offered in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Dominion. A Grand Giant headed FLASH TAILORS church Jan. 20. Interment Mt. Olivet 23, for children of the school who ing against too much immigration Skid-proof control on sheer ice and greasy Boulevard mortuary. sold their quota of Christmas seals each county, as a Province. A or against clerical control of poli­ MRP Representative THE MEN’S SHOP Grand Cyclops headed the smallest black-top. MARTHA R. RANNEY, Sullivan. Wife in the recent campaign. Special tics, whether Protestant or Catho­ Joins French Council I65S Curtis KE13S1 of Alfred A. Ranney: mother of Alfred prizes have been awarded to Con­ division, called a Den. Other offi­ lic: also as being for White su­ W., Bernard Joseph, James Vincent, and cers were Genii, Hydra.s, Furies, Stops you quicker than any other tread. Charles A. Ranney; sister of William nie Vigil and Gordon Ibold, win­ premacy. The Herald articles Paris.—Charles Flory, president WsVsVVWVVAWV^VVVWA Voss, Chicago; Mrs. Emma Peters. Miss ners in the contest. Goblins, Night Hawks, Mags, greatly increased the membership general of the Social Weeks of Tillle Voss, both of Englewood; and Mrs. Monks, Turks. Privates were RADIO-DISPATCHED in the Klan. Mrs. Tyler was the France, is entering the Council of Your life may depend on ICE-GRIPPER Treads-ef-Steel... Laura Morris. Arvada. Requiem Mass Ghouls. The titles in the White person behind the scenes in this the Republic, which has replaced was offered in S t Thcrese’s church. Camelia order were less pictures- i C H E C K E R Aurora. Jan. 21. Interment M t Olivet-1 valuable publicity. the Senate. He represents the Boulevard mortuary. PTA Will Honor que'and less ghastly. Officials were Libel Suits Threatened MRP. (As head of the Social JOSEPH Z. CARABAJAL, 1632 Clay simply Commanders. Weeks Mr. Flory was the recipient i C A B S street Husband of Flora Carabajal; 'Many of the titles of the original The New York World and other of two important letters from Pius JOE father of John. Joe. Louie, and Jennie papers began to print exposes. Carabajal and Flora Duran: brother of Past Presidents Klan were revived in the bigoted XII dealing with the social ques­ 1^ Ed Dundon T.4. 2233 Talk of libel suits aggregating Maximiana Garcia. Requiem Mass was movement of our own day. The tion.) offered in S t Cajetan's church Jan. 14. (St. Philomena’i Pariih, Denver) Grand Wizard, however, became an millions and handled by some of Interment Mt. O livet Capitol mortuary. Imperial Wizard. There is excel­ the most able lawyers emanated KAVANACGH DARIO ROMEO. 1949 W. Colfax. Re- St. Philomena’s Parent-Teach­ lent reason to wonder whether from Klan headquarters. Not long Can Hold Real Estate quiem Mass was offered in St. Cajetan's ers’ association will hold its first Mexico City. — Clergymen in DOYLE’S church Jan. 16. Interment Mt. Olivet meeting of the new year Monday, there was not a good deal more after this, at a meeting in .■Atlanta, Mexico can hold real estate as pri­ Day mortuary service. Jan. 26, at 2 o’clock in the school than horseplay in the adoption of it was decided to put all the Catho­ Lincoln at 7th Phone TA. 1261 PHARMACY ROBERT LUCERO. 3625 Kalamnth lic papers out of business by care­ vate individuals and such holding.' hall. Mrs. Francis P. McNamara high-sounding titles in the second street. Husband of Beatrice Lucero; fully watching them for possible are not to be considered the prop­ Ths Pirtlculsr Drnseist father of Roberta; brother of Joe and announces that past presidents of Klan, for if ever there was an at­ libel and by instituting suits. The Alfred Lucero. Amalia Chavex. and Mrs. the local parish group will be tempt to set up a government erty of their Church, according to YOUR GENERAL TIRE HEADQUARTERS 17th AVE. AND GRANT John Garcia: son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Catholic Register was spe­ honored. It is hoped that all the within the government, with the a ruling here by the Mexican Su KE. FREE DELIVERY John B. Tafoya: brother-in-law of Cora cifically named as one that had preme Court. Under .Mexican law Medina. Dorothy Montano. Efren. Ben. past presidents will attend. Mrs. determination to gain absolute con­ Ahe. Eva. Linda, Johnnie. Barbara. Rob­ trol by ballot or by force, over the to go. We immediately began to all Church pos.sessions are re­ Edward Conway and Mrs. Mack have lawyers scan what we said ert, Betty, and Ruben Tafoya. Requiem Switzer, program chairmen, have real government, it was present in garded as owned by the state. WELCOME STOCKMEN Come to Mass was offered in Our Lady of Guada­ the second Klan. about the Klan. John H. Reddin. lupe church Jan. 16. Interment M t Oli­ arranged for the Rev. Paul J. who was then Supreme Master of vet Reed, former spiritual director, to The original K.K.K. was finally Collegians to Meet “ Finest of Furs at Fairest the Fourth Degree of the Knight.' RICHARD DELGADO, 2522 Stout be the guest speaker. The mothers disbanded through the federal au­ Cincinnati. — .Xavier university MARDI GRAS street. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony of Columbus, for several years of Prices” of Sister Magdalen Mary’s room, thorities, who had to put troops in will be host to the semi-annual ’’ - Q .l l g r < Delgado. Funeral services were held in looked over everything I wrote Feb. 10 Sacred Heart church Jan. 16. Interment under the direction of Mrs. Dan the field to curb it. meeting of the National Federa­ COLFAX AT WASHINGTON Mt. Olivet. Klan No. 2 Ariiei that mentioned the K.K.K. No suit tion of Catholic College Students’ Osborn and Mrs. E. J. Murphy, was ever brought against us. Red- KE 4576 K. OF C. HALL MRS. JOSEPH MUSK. Wife o f Joe will serve refreshments. The Ku K!ux Klan that arose in national council Jan. 31 and Feb. Musk; mother of Joseph, Jr.: Catherine our lifetime was an imitation of din was an excellent lawyer and 1. The 'Very Rev. Vincent J. Frances, and Jenny, all of Lafayette; Men’. Club to Entertain we had the facts. Mrs. Mary Toti, Richmond. Calif.: Mrs. Entertainment and a spaghetti the post-bellum one. Although in­ Flynn, president of the College of Josie Patterson. Bellvjew. Calif.: daugh­ dinner will he offered by St. Philo­ dividuals or private societies do An investigation by a Congress­ St. Thomas, national chaplain, will ter of Mrs. Catherine Gallo. Denver. Re­ not have the moral right to take ional committee, exposes by a attend. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING DORAN quiem Mass was offered in S t Ida's mena’s Men's club when it enter­ number of newspapers, and even church, Lafayette, Jan 19. tains wives of members at the the administration of justice into the warnings of able political ediy played its part in that mea.s- HATTERS THOMAS BARROS, 1969 W. 12th ave- annual Ladies’ night party Thurs­ their hands, there was at least leaders, such as Governor Allen ure, but Catholics know that it tlasKiEied Ads **Bat Recondltlontni nue. Husband of Rose Barros: father of day, Jan. 29, at 8 o’clock in St. a reasonable explanation for the Joanne and Robert Barros: son of Mr. of Kansas, seemed to have little wa.s the Masonic order that has 4 Servica ExcIasiTsly*’ Philoniena's school hall. original Klan, though there was no ^ It will pay yon to read ALL of the Following advertiiementa. and Mrs. Ben Barros; brother of Fred. moral justification for many acts effect on the Klan. It thrived on to take the chief blame, as it has 4 733 £ . Colfax at Clarkson Felix. Morris, Lee, Charlie. Susie Barros. Parish clubs meeting this week opposition. The country was ripe and Mrs. Emilio Garduno. Requiem Mass include Mrs. Harry O’Day’s with committed in its name. The prob­ to take the blame for defeating a CALL MAIN 6888 was offered in St. Cajetan's church Jan. for outrageous bigotry. By 1922, California attenjpt to relieve par­ ^For Free Pick-np and Delivery Mrs. J. J. Flynn on Tuesday, and lem of the carpetbaggers and of BRICK REPAIRS I WILL TRAHK interior and exterior paint* 20. Interment M t Olivet. the membership was 1,200,000. , mg for down payment on building lota in Service Mrs. J. A. O’Neill’s with Mrs. J. P. the little minority of rowdy Ne­ ish school buildings of taxation a FRED MUNIZ. 1038 Eighth street. By 1923, the Klan had become few years later. E. Denver or small acrrnge m Wheatridge. Husband of Ro.«ana V. Muniz; father of Carr on Thursday. groes was real enough. If a govern­ BRICK REPAIRS: Specializing in brick such big business that the ineffec­ Just what the top membership iBernie E. Land. 'I A 1007. Reyes, Juan. Pablo. Manuel. P'rnesto, The Men’s club-PTA square ment tolerates outrageous abuses, pointing and repairing, also caulking and Mrs. Sotero Armijo. Mrs. Carlos Man- tual Simmons was slid out of of the Klan was is not certain. It painting. DE. 6650. WALTER EVANS 1NTF7HKSTKD in old homes to he rcmodelef dance group met in St. Philomena’s it is going to meet with opposition. Every Funeral zanares, Mrs. Fred Munford. Mrs. Phil The federal government fa^ed mis­ power. Dr. Hiram Wesley Evans, is estimated up as high, as al­ 946 Steelp S t . ______jr fold. M. rnie K. Ijind. I’ainting Contrac Sanches, and Mrs. Monty Borrego: hall Wednesday evening for its lor. ifA DH»7. Service Under My brother of Vivian and Amada Muniz. erably in its post-war attitude a dentist of Dallas, Tex., became most 9,000,000, and its total in­ WOOD SALE— Kindling, range, heater, regular session. so-called Imperial Wizard. Testi­ BOARD A.ND ROOM in Catholic home Twenty-six grandchildren and seven Choir rehearsal will be held toward the fallen South. come is estimated up to $90,000,- furnace, fireplace blocks, mill ends—De­ Personal Supervision great-grandchildren also survive. Re­ mony differs as to what Simmons livered S3.U0 KEystone 2460. rea^onoblr. <11. K916. Thursday evening of this week at For the second Klan, there was 000. The order elected Governors quiem Mass was offered in S t Cajetan’s [ no justification whatever. It was got for being eliminated, whether in Indiana, Maine, and Colorado, FURNISHED aj>t. within walking distance church Jan. 21. Interment M t Olivet 7:45. criminal from start to finish, and $90,000 or $146,000. and it kept men out of the gov­ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of Cathedral, Muimhlc for mature quiet J. B. BENEDICT New Lecture Serie, Planned woman, cnipluycfl Univ. of Denver. Phone m was an attempt to take over the Before Simmons was pushed ernorship in two other states. The Jacques B. Benedict, Denver archi­ The fall series of lectures for RECONDITIONED pianos, players, grandi PK 3711. Ex. 49. before f» p. m. b tect and national government of the country. It was aside, however, Governor Parker graft by means of membership.' organs (pipe and i^ d l. orchestral Instru­ e .rchilecture. died j ‘n.‘ u'in" Merev h o ' inverts waS concluded last W eek. never regarded by the federal gov­ of Louisiana had been' forced to was made greater by the organi­ ments. T. R Walker. 1346 S Rroadwav t’ ATHOI.lC woman wi-^heji ('atholic woman r A new senes will begin Feb. 4. [Tfound yt*arx of age. Will furnish every* jpiUl Jiftvr nevrrtl week^ of iilncits. Ho ernment as anything but a conspi­ call upon the federal government zation of subsidiary societies, such SP :S64. I had made hia home in the Colburn ho.cl. Parishioners are asked to supply *hing. g’'t y»8iir own men'-* and aen«’c mine. for aid in quelling Klan crimes. as the Knights of the Great Forest PAINTING & PAPER HANGING' Wages nrrRna'<'d on Inp rM»*w. ('arfare St Mr, Benedict, a graduate of the Beaux the names of prospective converts racy. I know this from secret serv­ Arts school of architecture in Pari*, was ice men. Many persons, I admit, Other Southern states were also and the Knights of the White ______paid. Call Arvada 343w D to the Rev. James B. Hamblin, who a native of Chicago. Among the notable were not too guilty in being drawn fearful of the reign of terror. Camellia. The latter name, like KUR PAPER HANGING and ountint n i .'A T H O L ir couple to m am efl. need Colorado buildings designed by Mr. Bene­ will invite the non-Catholics to A BrringeT. 163 M.dUon EA 8286 funi. apt. Call Mias Ferguson. TA 19Mfl, dict are St. Thomas’ seminary, the early into it, but I do not believe that There were 135 cases of lynching the name Minute Men given to attend the lectures. 1 to 6. Holy Ghost church and rectory. Central any man in this age of education in Georgia in two years. The an organization set up by John It has been announced that HAULING Savings Bank building, Littleton library could get into such a movement trouble, however, spread far be­ Galen Locke in Colorado after the 2 EMPLOYED sister.*?, ratholic, ^r^pon- and City hall. Flatiron building, St. Malo copies of the Catholic Digest will -tible nnd quiet, desire furn. apt. clnse in, without blame. At least he was yond the South. In a suit between Klan began to break up, was taken W. M. Ballard chapel, the Maytag homo In Colorado be available in the vestibule of CaM Miss Finn. KE TTr.T. Iietween 9 a.m. the K.K.K. and a group of five from an ante-bellum secret society Gineral Trucking Service. Sand & Gravel Springs, and many of Denver's finest the church every month. Price of willing to tarnish his American snd 4 p.w^ residences. Mr. Benedict turned to the and Christian principles rather ex-members in Pennsylvania in of the Old South. I Hauling. 1,/ct us d« your trash & cleanup the magazine is 25 cents. work. Contracts for apartment & business , FURNl.''IIKn room for rent, prefer em- Catholic Church and received the Iasi than submit to the threats or the 1927 and 1928, the five charged We doubt that the Klan had' sacraments on his death-bed. Surviv­ houses if desired. MA 4604. (•luyod p* r-1 Gnlaitago St. ing are a daughter, Mrs. Robert MePheo. boycotting that were common the organization with being re­ anything like 9,000,000 members. DAY MORTUARY a patient in Johns Hopkins hospital. |Brozil's Head Chaplain Klan practice. sponsible for kidnappings, riots, A U..S. Senatorial investigation in REAL ESTATE ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Baltimore, M d.; and a son. Peter Bene­ I The revived Klan was born in floggings, and even murders. Tes­ 1926 brought out a claimed mem­ 2406 Federal Blvd. dict. Requiem Mass was offered in the 1915. It did not create much stir timony at this trial charged that bership of 5,000,000 and an an­ , , FREED .SI.AVES OF LIQUOR, now tber Cathedral Jan. 19. Interment Mt. O li-, Studying Setup in U. S. f 'lr « - Othnr. Alcoholic AnonvmouA Bo. GL. 5709 vet. W P. Horan A Son service. I for several years, but it grew pow­ Evans was responsible for the nual income of $7,000,000. By Call Win Schrodt. 345 S. Washington. , " SP 7562. ______MRS. MARY E. SEIFERT Wa.shington. — Monsigr.or Leo- erful by degrees. It had a four­ burning at the .slake of about the end of 1926, Gu.stavus Myers Requiem Ms,, wa, offered in An-,vigildo Franca, chief of chaplains fold program of hate— against seven men in Texas while Kluxers declares, membership had dropped nunciation church Jan. 21 for Mrs. Marvi_.r au« j Catholics, Jews, the foreign-born, looked on. Capt. J. R. Ramsey of to little more than 2,000,000 and American Pennant 1 9 1 7 C a ll a E. Seifert. 4588 York street, a Donvcrl®? Brazilian army, navy, and resident for half a century who died Jan. COrps, and World war II vet- and Negroes. The chief factotum Dayton, 0., testified that he be­ by 1927 to 321,000. Since that Mfg. Co. 01(l«inobiir Sedan 17 after a short illness. Mrs. Seifert longed to the Night Riders, a time the Klan has not been an eran in Italy, arrived here for a of the movement at first was one HFGR’S. UK on Display at was horn in Ottawa. HI., April 7, 1868. study of the organization of the William Joseph Simmons of At^ Klan organization, which burned important political power. ZONE FAB and lived for a time in Kansas before HI-SCHOOL AND FRAT BANNERS. MARDI GRAS lanta, Ga. He testified that he was barns and conducted tar and In subsequent articles, we shall SEALa STATE PENNANTS. SCOUT MAin 7171 coming to Denver 50 years ago. Surviv­ U. S. army chaplaincy. ing are her husband, George Seifert: two Monsignor Franca was greeted a member of the Congregational feather parties. tell what we saw the order do in BANNERS Fob. 10 Prompt, Coortaooa Sarrlco CHENILLE EMBLEMS. sons, Edward Tobias and Frank Seifert: on his arrival here by Gen. Omar Church, an associate member of Before the Klan rose, there had Colorado. K. OF C. HALL CHEAPER RATES two daughters. Mrs. Emma Blake and MONOGRAMS AND CAPS been a Night Riders’ organizs' 684 I6th SL. Fontlo. Baildin«. KE «347 CLEAN NEW CAB8 Mrs. Martha Baile. all of Denver: three Bradley, chief of staff; Maj. Gen. the Missionary Baptist Church, a sisters. Mrs. Lena Fritz. California: Mrs. Luther D. Miller, chief of army Mason, and a Knight Templar. We tion. It was active in Colorado for > Dr. D. C. Werthman^ Flora Rogers snd Mrs. Edith Hahn, both chaplains; and Monsignor Patrick doubt, however, that any of these a time, though chiefly a threat 1947 of Marysville, Kans.; two brothers. J. Ryan, colonel and deputy chief organizations was implicated as society here. Oldamobile Sedan , and Associate Frank and Lawrence Stoehr, also of on Display at Marysville: and two grandchildren. In­ of chaplains. such in the K.K.K. Simmons was Evans denied that he was per­ Just Good Printing ^ Dentists terment Mu Olivet. W. P. Horan & called Colonel, but his only claim sonally responsible for mob ac­ MARDI GRAS Son service. was born in Ogle county. 111., and lived to the title was that he had been tion. ip his testimony at the Penn­ MRS. LENORA M'CULLOCH in Kansts and Nebraska before coming Feb. 10 ^ PLATES Mrs. Leoora McCulloch. 91. a Denver to Denver. She had been a widow since given it by the Woodmen of the sylvania trial. The judge (Thom­ ABEGG-FEllOWS Printing Co. 1918. and had lived with Mrs. Magers for K. OF C. HALL ^50( ISth StrMt 1206 ISUi StrMt< resident since 1922. died Jan. 13. in the World, a fraternal insurance so­ son), however, spoke from the home of a daughter, Mrs. Anna Magers. 17 years. Surviving, besides her daugh­ ciety. bench about the proved outlawry 515 14lh St. • Denver • KE. 4050 V KErtton. 8721 TAbor 17(1 i 798 S. Sherman atreeU Mrs. McCulloch ter. are two sisters. Miss Adeline James and Mrs. Edith Le Van; and five grand­ Thirty-four men signed the pe­ of the organization. He showed children. Requiem Mass was offered in tition for a charter Dec. 4, 1915, that the Klan had obtained a SU Francis de Sales' church Jan. 16. In­ in Georgia. J. B. Frost, one of Pennsylvania charter by misrepre­ terment Superior. Neb. Spillane mortu­ ary. these, soon pointed out to Sim­ senting itself as a charitable and MRS. AGNES B. PHELAN mons that the movement could be patriotic society, and he said that ORDER COAL NOW Requiem Mass was offered in Holy made the vehicle for getting a Its membership in the state was ...... Ghost church Jan. 19 for Mrs. Agnes great deal of money. Organizers computed at various times from B. Phelan. 68. of 626 E. 18th avenue, were authorized and money rolled 240,000 to 300,000. The judge who died Jan. 16 after a short illness. Y/e Recommend Born in Black Hawk. Mrs. Phelan at­ in. directly charged that non-Klans- tended schools in Aspen and Leadville. The Klan was put over by clever men were haled before K.K.K. She came to Denver In 1918 and had rress agent work. Edward Young tribunals, subjected to some sort /| PINNACLE - WADGE lived here since then. She was a past Clarke and Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler, of trial, and upon convirtion were GRANITES president of the Grand International aux­ iliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive two of the Klux workers, owned the given severe bodily punishments, HARRIS-BLACK WALNUT Engineers. Surviving are her husband, Southern Publicity Association, in sometimes destructive of life. The James E. Phelan; two daughters. Mrs. Atlanta. 'They had done consider­ judge brought out that’ the Klan IN BITUMINOUS COALS We invite you to see our complete exhibits of Rainbow Ruth H. Rallaek and M>s. Mayme E. In Ucl. •" ’!>• monummts. A variety of color, texture, finishing and carv­ Sanches; a son, Maurice M. Phelan: able work in First World war days maintained armed military organi­ COTAS/ PIKFVIFW COAL sister. Mrs. Margaret Campbell; three for the Salvation army, the Red zations, whose officers were bound ing detail affords an opportunity for a piersonalized tribute. grandchildren, and one great-grandehild Cross, and the Y.M.C.A., all legiti­ to obey superiors without ques­ M A DENVEK’ S (1.EANE.ST LIGNITE You will always find a cordial welcome here whether you Interment M t Olivet. mate war welfare agencies. This, tion. JRA. 6 1 8 1 1^0 SOOT— NO CLINKERS are ready to buy or not. firm saw the business possibilities Gustavus Myers, in his History phone I Come to of building up the K.K.K. The of Bigotry in the United States, * All Grades of Stoker and Steam’ CoaU post-Civil war Klan, though it was asserts that the Klan was behind MARDI GRAS a smelly organization, had not the Oregon law that tried to com­ JACQUES BROTHERS been without public glamour. 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I [i iThursday, January 22,1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN he Denver Catholic Register |reBident„ Jlost R«t. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Registorials Ilitor______R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Hear Janaging Director______Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., LittD. Ittociate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey, fessions while observing the three work, the Optis Dei is by no means group project needed support be­ |.A.; Linns Riordan, A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Is There a Doctor evangelical counsels. likely to replace the older religious fore faculty meetings; he nas given Bv. Johp Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A.; James Feely, Secular Institutes, which re­ orders and congpregations, for time, direction, and plentiful tal­ .A. In the Country? ceived Papal approbation in Feb­ whose efforts there is also crying ent to the various theatrical pro­ A s k a n d L e a r n ruary, 1947, are defined'by Rome n 6 ^ . ductions that mark the school year. By Millard F. Everett Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. as “ clerical or lay societies whose The writer remembers well, for ex­ The shortage of hospitals that members practice the evangelical ample, Father Barrett’s conduct Published Weekly by has plagued the tountry for sev­ counsels while living in the world 'Remember Rule when, for a time, the kitchen situ­ eral years is matched by an equal order, strive for Christian perfec­ ation got rather unbearable for the KOA THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) lack of doctors and nurses. The tion, and exercise the apostolate.” Number Six!' students. He not only listened to 938 Bannock Street, 1 problem has ’ ecome so severe that They have a noble heritage and our complaints, he fook over the By Francis Syruney it threatens the health services of are designed to meet the religious the' fellows in the offioffice direction of the kitchen, personally 11:15 Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 needs o f the world today, just as many sections of the nation. occasionally speaks, of the head of led the “mop squads,” arranged for Subscription: $1 per year. The federal aid program for the the hermits of the first centuries a news bureau for which he used the purchase of ne^ed equipment, of the Church, the monks of the building of hospitals should heli to work. It seems that this veteran and pored over books of dietetics EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT [ub Subscription, with The Re^ster, Local Edition, $1.30 per Year alleviate that problem, althougl Middle Ages, and the congrega­ to plan menus. No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. newsman was fond of recalling whether it will be extensive tions that arose after the Council for the benefit of junior journal­ Perhaps his greatest talent is of Trent were products of their - enough to meet the situation fully ists his famous “ Rule No. 6.” his ability to make Gregoriaq chant Questions on relij?ion submitted by the radio Thursday, January 22, 1948 is another question. It was esti-, particular age. Nothing was said of the preceding classes less of a chore than they mated that the five-year program Like so many great religious or­ five, but No. 6 was paramount in naturally are. He takes what I audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. in Colorado would meet only half ders before them, the Secular Insti­ his school of practical advice for think is the only sane attitude to­ the state’s needs. tutes have been given to the world his associates. ward chant—some men can sing, OFFICIAL! ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER by Spain. It was in this coun What was this “ Rule No. 6” ? some cannot; endless practice Booklets on Catholic Church availabls free of cost To help overcome the shortage of try that the Opus Dei (as this The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval doctors, Dr. Thomas Parran, Sur­ Simply this: “ Don’t take yourself bores those with ability, it is to aU inquirers. |We conhrni it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ particular Secular Institute is too seriously,” though we rather wasted on those without musical geon General of the United States, called) was founded in October, ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or Catholic, has suggested a system doubt that it was expressed thus aptitudes. He does not waste time ^hose of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. 1928, by a young diocesan priest, innocuously by the gentleman in trying to make choirmasters out of awarding federal scholarships Father Jose-Maria Escriva. He had WRITE TO We hope The Register will be read in every home of the to medical students. He estimates question. of bookkeepers. But with those who trchdiocese. come to Madrid to work among the The more we think about this have natural ability, he works until that by 1960 the country will need poor of its suburbs, and soon ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA, We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in- between 50,000 and 55,000 more little maxim, the more we are im­ the seminary choir is a singing jthe children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. found himself aided in his efforts pressed by its earthly wisdom? group capable of professional per­ Denver 2, Colorado doctors than are now in prospect. by an enthusiastic group of stu­ « URBAN J. VEHR, Those accepting scholarships Nothing can so weaken, nullify, formance. dents from Madrid’s University and perhaps, destroy a man’s beSt Perhaps words of farewell are Jan . 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. would be required to spend City. It was this group that he efforts than a mistaken idea of premature. Father Barrett’s throat specified period in one of the fed­ formed into a society, to strive for eral medical services. his own importance. Once such an trouble may have some other cure spiritual perfection and to carry individual begins to make himself The proposal that the scholar­ religious influence into university besides a climatic change. We of the be-all and end-all of his work, St. Thomas’ alumni hope so, be­ ships would be awarded by Sena­ circles that had long been dom­ ^aganism ancJ Satanism we believe that a great percentage cause we know what the presence FOR HOMES • |OR CHURCHES • FOR LODGES tors and Congressmen in the same inated by the Freemasons. of effectiveness is immediately lost. By P a u l H . H a l l e t t in the presence of the Vestal Vir way as appointments to West of a man like Father Barrett can FOR EVERY I^DLSTRIAE USE! Beginning this editorial on St. The society, which has both male This does not mean, of course, mean during the long years of gins. Quintilian, Father of Edu­ Point and Annapolis has met with and female branches, each com Ignes’ eve, we were not thinking cation, who wrote the first exten­ that there 4s anything wrong with preparation for the priesthood. criticism. There is a vast differ­ pletely separate and distinct from a confidence in ons’s own ability Keats’ gorgeous poem but of sive analysis of humor that has ence between military and medical But even if the farewell be un­ bmething more apposite, the at- the other, has grown to more than that proceeds from a true recog­ necessary, let the tribute remain. THERE'S A KILLAM come down to us, dismisses the services, even though army doc­ a thousand members in Spain, has itude of the ancient pagan world prurient as a means of raising a nition of ability and potentialities. St. Thomas’ students and alumni tors have made notable records in branches in Portugal, France, and Certainly a lack of ambition and of ] ward chastity. St. Agnes*, it will laugh with this brief sentence, some lines. The government con­ are grateful for this friend. remembered, was martyred by Italy, and will soon be established the “ desire to do” has ruined as GAS CONVERSION BURNER reminiscent of a similar admoni­ trols education in the army and in Germany. The rules do not re­ r Roman judge particularly be- tion of St. Paul: “ But as for ob­ many fine men as has an over- navy academies. Medical edu­ quire that members live a com­ consuming concern with one’s use she upheld the Christ-intro- scenity, let it not only be not ex­ cators feel that there should be no Catholic Mothers, ENGINEERED TO DO THE FINEST JOB I Jced right of virginity. But we munity life, but many have banded own importance. But the point that pressed but not so much as hinted hint of political control over the together and live in large apart­ lould beware of conceiving the we would leave is that too many ! INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU BUYl at.” Quintus Curtius, one of the training of students as physicians. ments. One typical “ cell” of nine Good Investment [hole pagan world in which the biographers of Alexander the I»ople take themselves too se­ The matter brings up in a differ­ mem includes two university pro­ riously ev obert ekeisen Jo^pel was first preached as given Great, though writing long after By R . R E. K ent- way the question of federal­ fessors, three lawyers, an engineer, Even those who would be the Ip to lust. The self-indulgence of Roman morals had begun to de ized control of medicine with all The character, ideals, and cul­ an architect, a physician, and a first to deny such an attitude' suf­ ture of the mother do more to lie time abundantly attests that dine, refers to “ strip-tea.se” ex­ the arguments pro and con. priest. 6AS BUSNSS CO. lie rapid spread of Christianity fer from this affliction. Of course, fashion the moral fiber of a fam­ hibitions in Babylon with a horror One good point of the scholar­ fas a moral miracle, but it is poor and disgust in sharp contrast with The purpose of the Optis Dei is the root cause, as of so many ily than does anything else except ship idea would be that doctors Manufacturers in Denver for 20 Years pologetics to discount the in- the levity with which moderns not to foster vocations, but nine things, is pride. We are too con divine grace. The father has a could be assigned in their federal cerned with ourselves. Instead of lincts of the natural man as a usually greet these performances. members have prepared for the stern exemplary and directive in­ CONSULTING GAS ENGINEERS sf-vice to wherever the need was a healthy interest in and concern fitness to morality, and it is in The rationalist William Lecky, priesthood after being members fluence; but the mother controls greate.st. The lack of general for others, we are wrapped up in jie classical world that the nat- author of the famous History of for some time. These priests are the child’s heartstrings. 236 RROADWAY r X c E 2871 ourselves and judge everything ral man is most authentically European Morals, declares that practitioners, particularly in rural now engaged in promoting the Loretto Heights college molds aund. Modern "pagans” of the regions, is one of the most serious Opus Dei work, giving spiritual only as it affects us. We manifest future Catholic mothers. And Lo­ among the early Romans the chas­ problems in the national health this trait by taking ourselves too /pe of Bertrand Russell are tity of the free-born and conferences and retreats for the retto Heights needs money to ac­ ^ W W W W ^ picture today, and it is growing seriou.sly. ather to be called satanists. matron was as highly honored as members. They did not follow a commodate the ever - increasing steadily. Perhaps a federal serv­ i To begin with, despite such acts among the Christians. This is regular seminary course, but re­ That is why we believe that a number of future Catholic mothers. ice could be of some real help But the morality of society de­ the execution of St. Agnes, vir- true, although the motive for this ceived special theological instruc­ sense of humor is a saving virtue. here. pends in great measure on the cal­ MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY linity as an abstract ideal was in respect was not nearly so high, tion as they continued in their or­ It will not permit us to take our­ iber of its mothers. To assist the Itinctiv^ly respected by the best nor did it extend to the slave or Some think that the establish­ dinary occupations. They wore lay selves too seriously and often helps Loretto Heights drive for funds, Jiinds of Greece and Rome. Six low-born woman. At first, wine ment of small hospitals and clinics garb until the last year of their us charitably to deflate others who INSURANCE SINCE 1897 in rural centers would attract doc­ preparation, during which they re­ are prone to this petty vice. There therefore, is to contribute to the lirgjns were chosen to tend the was denied the RomsOi matron be­ furtherance of a more noble moral Tires of Vesta, because, says Di- cause of its associations with un­ tors to this type of practice. It ceived all the minor and major is not one of us who at some time seems that federal or other help is orders. or another is not guilty of trans­ status of mankind in our day and ALL LINES OF INSURANCE Inysius of Hallicarnassus, “ fire is chastity, an amazing indication in in the days to come. ^corrupt and a virgin is unde- view of the fact that in Italy wine needed for such hospitals to keep The apartments in which these gressing “ Rule No. 6.” Because our own expeVience G u tnd Electric Bids. Phone TAbor l l t l is a semi-necessity. A plaintiff alive financially. Adequate iios- groups live are modern and com­ |iled, and the most chaste of mor­ with the Lorettines and their work al things must be agreeable to the who haled a matron into court lital care, with all the x-ray and fortable, but are distinguished by has been most pleasant and most lurest of those that are divine.” was not allowed to lay hands on aboratory facilities needed, is no a room set aside as a chapel. Here Students' Friend profitable, this argument may be [he Parthenon, the most sublime her, for to lay hands on a woman, cheap thing these days. members make their meditation By.REV. J ames B. H a .mblin slightly tainted with prejudice. But Jiece of architecture ever reared as Cato averred, was to touch the The nursing shortage aggravates and hear Mass every morning, and its logic, even though not accord­ ancient man, and from the holiest of things. the hospitals’ problems. Denver gather again for prayers in the There are two kinds of seminary Catholic nurses and hospitals in evening. On Saturday evenings a professors: Those who teach clas­ ing to the strict rule of Thomistic loint of view of symmetry the Marriage as a sacred state, lead­ dialectics, is still clear. PARAMOUNT Denver have presented material spiritual conference is given by a ses and those who train young men. loblest created or creatable, means ing to the spiritual elevation of The objection may be brought up [terally The Place of the Virgin husband and wife, is clearly in- in the Register in recent weeks priest. The first group confine their ac­ showing the rewards of a nursing tivities to the classroom, and their by tho.se who are approached in the COAL' [Pallas .Athene). culculated in the best Greek and Three classes of members make career. The life in some ways is campaign: “ Where lies my obliga­ STUDIO The obscene was never highly Roman writings. Divorce was un­ up the men’s branch of the Opus influence on the lives of the future an exacting one, but it is replete priests ends right at the class­ tion to give money for this drive? Regarded in the best periods of known in the first 500 years of Dei. The ordinary members take I have no girls attending the col­ Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Snow AU Grades of Rome. The second poem composed with satisfactions. Girls nearing private vows of poverty, chastity, room door. The second group, toman history. Cato the Censor the end of their high school study lege.” vas careful to guard before his by the first poet in European civ­ and obedience, which may be smaller in number, are those who, Fine Quality Lignite and Bituminous would do well to give full consider­ often in the face of criticism, in­ The same objection could be Ion the same decorum he observed ilization, as regards both time and either temporary or perpetual. The made, though in a different way, to Stoker Coal ation to this service. terest themselves in the various art, contains one of the most beau others take no vows and may be appeals for contributions to mis­ extracurricular activities that PORTRAITS 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION tiful testimonies to this ideal ever [Editor’s Note: However things married, but try to carry out the sion work in the Far East. A pa­ written: Ulysses tells the lovely are worked out, it would be folly apostolic spirit of the society in form an important part of semi­ ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER rishioner might say: “ I already For Less RAY COAL CO. Nasicaa: “ May the gods grant you to get federal control of medi­ their daily lives. nary life. It is this writer’s opinion have the faith, and, besides, I know Week of Sunday, Jan. 25: all that in your heart you long for cine, with doctors reduced to a The specific purpose of the Opus that the second group, the “ friends Holy Family church, Denver, no one in the Far East whom I 621 15th St. MA. 4693 1165 So. Peon PE. 4604 a husband and home and harmony socialistic basis and all or most Dei as stated in the constitution of the students,” play the more im­ wish specifically to enjoy the ben­ and St. Mary’i academy, Den­ of mind— a goodly boon. For paid by the state. Furthermore, a is “ the sanctification of their own portant part in the happiness of ver. efits of religion.” surely there is nothing better or monopolistic system of politically professional labor; the manifesta­ the seminarians and in the forma­ There are always objections for more holy than when man and wife controlled hospitals would be in­ tion to others of the example of a tion of the priestly character in those who do not care to give, but with accordant aims rule a hou.se tolerable. Churches and other or Christian life in their social ac­ the young men whose lives are to the reasonable man will realize W ELCOM E CATHOLIC RADIO LOG together. It is an affliction to ganizations must be able to con­ tivity; the working for the reli­ be spent in the service of God. that the role taken by Loretto their enemies and a joy to their tinue their work of hospitalization. gious and professional formation Such a seminary professor is the Heights college in this area can be STOCKMEN! Station KOA friends, but they themselves know In no other way can the healing of students and especially of stu­ Rev. Thomas Barrett, C.M., who, filled by no other institution, for "Tht« Ain’t No Bull.” It you w int one of professions remain free for their unfortunately for the students at CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, it best of all.” dents of the universities; the car­ there is no other like it. The sis­ the Best tailor made auita in town stop in proper work. The aid movement St. Thomas’ seminary in Denver, 4 p.m. Moniignor Fulton Indeed, the loveliest treatise on rying out of public duties with ex­ ters, by their example, learning, and lee the finest seleeUon of Imported and must go no further than to get the may have to leave Colorado for Sheen, ipeaker. marriage we have ever read was emplary fidelity; and the propaga­ and wholesome outlook, give to lomeatic woolens. ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, written by an unknown pupil of man power and the hospitals that tion of the doctrines of the Cath­ reasons of health. Father Barrett alumnae a certain something that 11:15 p.m. Aristotle. Many of its passages cannot be procured without fed­ olic faith by word of mouth, by came to St. Thomas’ in 1940 and no .secular school can impart. If a Station KVOD sound almost as if'written by a eral help, or to give needed aid to writing, and by all other apt has earned an affection and popu­ student is responsive, she will re­ The Ton^ress HOUR OF FAITH— Sunday, theologian, as for example; “ She the poor.) means." larity among the seminarians and ceive from Loretto Heights a 9:30 a.m. [the bridel has been bought at The Opus Dei is religious life the priests of the archdiocese which grasp of all the sound principles ilothing €o. Station KMYR great price— w'ith partnership in tailored to fit the peculiar needs rivals that of the beloved Father on which a healthy Christian life SACRED HEART PROGRAM her hu.sband’s life and the pro­ Religious Life of the modern secularistic age, John Vidal, “ the spirit of St. is based. The current financial SUITS AND TOPCOATS Weekdaya at 7:15 a.m. creation of children, than which where the need is not so much to Thomas’.” campaign was started to provide 433 15th St. ''Special Attention to Clergy" TA. 4718 Station KFEL nothing greater or more holy could For Modern Age withdraw from the world, as to Father Barrett, even as Father physical facilities sufficient to ex­ TAILOR MADE Hail Orders READY MADB AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, be.” . . . "What could be holier carry things spiritual into the Vidal, is held in affection not be­ tend that influence and training to 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. than this, or more worthy the By R ev. ,Tohn B. E bel world. As a Spanish writer de­ cause of ^he “ book knowledge” he a greater number of girls. In this FAMILY THEATER— Sunday, ideals of a right-thinking man, The form of the religious life scribed it: Opus Dei “ has trans­ dispenses (although his store of does the drive merit the complete 8:30 p.m. than by a noble woman of rare'that is perhaps the best suited for formed the world into a gigantic ecclesiastical learning and ability support of all who have the means pride to beget children who shall [solving many of the peculiar prob- monastery and has proved that a to teach are above the average) to give it be the chaste and reverent guar-jlems of modern life and filling religious vocation, far from being but because of the understanding, 1947 dians of their parents in old age I the needs of our times has been a negation of human concepts, is sympathy, co-operation, aid, and Come to Oldsniohile Sedan and the preservers of their house?” making considerable headway in the most human of all human de­ advice he has given to the personal on lti»play at To compare this jewel of matri­ Europe. Known as “ Secular Insti­ cisions. It has shown that God can and group 'problems and projects monial philosophy with any similar tutes,” these modern religious or­ be found not only within the Gothic of St. Thomas’ student body. He MARDI GRAS M .\ R D 1 GR\S productions of modern “ pagans” ders have as members not monks walls of a monastery, but also in has been a good listener when stu­ F o b . 10 is to know the difference between or priests, but laymen and lay- the midst of the noise of a big dent or young priest has been Feb. 10 MOVING & STORAGE K. OF C. HALL natural man and man desuperna- women who still live in the world city.” troubled; he has been spokesman K. OF C. HALL turalized and therefore satanized. and continue to practice their pro­ 'Though there is need for such for the seminarians when some T STORAGE SPrucd 2671 LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY 12!SB So. Pearl Lintcn to The Good Things of Life FULTON LEWIS. 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pacJe t w e l v e Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 Thursday, January 22,1948 28 WORKERS, 4 CAPTAINS TO COVER Cast of 'Above the Stars' INTERESTING PROGRAM PRESENTED -SNOW’S- ENGLEWOOD PARISH FOR CAMPAIGN AT MEETING OF DEANERY COUNCIL Furniture & Appliance (8t. LeuU* Psrith, Englewood) The Junior Newman club met with An interesting program was pre­ Mrs. Leonard Swigert and the Co. I Twenty-eight workers and four the new assistant. Father Clement sented to members of the Denver other women of the deanery thank! captains will canvass the parish Green, at the meeting in the rec­ Deanery Council of Catholic the sisters of the various groups Edward G. Snowst.^r^ in support of the campaign for a tory last Monday evening. Women'Monday afternoon, Jan. 19, for the work and time spent train­ greater Loretto Heights college. William Burke and Miss Juanita by the various aid societies. ing the children for this program. Smart Selection'of Captains are Anton Albracht, Pauline Myers were married prior Miss Eva Walsh, chairman, pre­ Mrs. John Murtaugb gave a re­ Ed Bettinger, James Garvin, and to a Nuptial Mass last Tuesday. sented boys of the second grade of port qf the luncheon of the Denver Modern lurniture Ed Puetz. Bridesmaid and best man were S t Vincent’s home in the novelty Council of Social Agencies. Let­ Assisting Mr. Albracht will be Mrs. Charles Myers and John F. song, “ The Good Ship Lollipop.’ ’ ters of thanks were reported sent Home Furnishings Mrs. William Arend, John P. Burke. Miss Myers was the second Fourth grade boys under the di­ to Mr. Holland and the Arch­ Brady, George Burke, Ed Glenn, member of her family to come rection of Mr. Bernard did “ The bishop’s guild for donations for the Electrical Appliances and Robert Hayes. into the Church recently. A third Soldiers’ Drill.’’ First grade boys center parties. Five hundred chil­ Working with Mr. Bettinger will member of the family is under in­ gave a poem, “ Too Young to dren were entertained at Christ­ Also Used Furniture be Mrs. Gordon Bell, Andrew struction. Mr. and Mrs. Burke were Know.” Another group of St. Vin mas parties at the centers, atj Our Prices Are Geeck, Charles Leichner, Phillip married on their birthdays. The cent’s boys presented a little skit which Archbishop Urban J. 'V'ehr Mader, Miss Helen Poole, Mrs. Children’s choir sang for the Mass The Rummage Sale. was guest. A Christmas party was Lower also held for the foster home chil­ Leo Pfeiffer, and Walter Pji;linski. and Miss Dixon played the organ. Also on the program were girls 1631 COURT PL.4CE James Garvin will have as help­ Breakfast was serv^ in the home HEAVEN, COLORADO, IS BEING BUILT Parish from the Queen of Heaven home dren at the K. of C. clubrooms. ers John Dade, Francis Bendik, of the bridegroom’s parentr, Mr. ho presented the “ Snow Flake Refreshments were servgd after AL. .5940 Henry Barth, Eugene Michaud, and Mrs. Fred Burke. c t i 0 n Song.” “ The Beautiful the meeting. Mrs. Mary Reed, and Mrs. M Infants baptized last Sunday FOR PLAY OF PARK HILL SCHOOL ’ Hands of a Priest” was given by a Waller. were Richard Harman Nelson, son little girl from Queen of Heaven Calls in the south district, under of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Nelson, (Holy Rotary Parish, Denver) orphanage. Older girl? of the home (Bleated Sacrament Pariah, 119, under the leadership of Mrs. the direction of Mr. Puetz, will with Francis X. Grindinger and The Altar society has made sang “ The Italian Street Song” Jack Wants To $ave You Money!, Denver) Hall be made by J. .-Vustgen, Roger Margaret Ellen Grindinger as Matthew Halloran, were the guests preparations for a big games pai-ty and “ The Wedding of Jack and Hoffman, John Bettinger, Howard sponsors: Cathy Marie Tunstall, Visitors to Blessed Sacrament of troop 14 at their regruiar meet­ Jill.” hall on the evening of Jan. 27 to be griven in the school hall Sun­ Xleeb, Harry McCabe, Miss Gloria daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ing in the Little Flower center. Children from St. Clara’s home • “ On All Types of Insurance’' Sausa, and Mrs. G. Smilanic. will be astonished at the imagi­ day evening,. Feb. 1. Many spe­ L. Tunstall, with Charles Musso The Little Flower troop is under gave a skit “ Fooling the Agent” Youth Plan Communion nation and ingenuity displayed in cial attractions w ll be shown. and one girl gave a reading, “ Mary and Patricia Joan Musso as spon­ the direction of Mrs. Mary Hooper. Jack Hall CAN

Atom Bomb Romedy From Argentina to Africa MRS. JOHN B. GANNON PRESIDENT HOMEMAKER’S ALTAR BREADS Is State of Grace SEWING OF ALTAR SOCIETY IN LIHLETON UttI* Girls' Ortsss*. EakrsMtry, DEPARTMEIST Fort Collins.— "If and when Msaerrsalng, Etc. the atomic bomb falls here,” said Littleton.—S t Mary’s Altar and 1440 Littleton Broadway, announce THE SISTEKS OF THE Palronite. These Reliable and Friendly Firms the Rev. William J. Kenneally, Rosary society met Wednesday the engagement of their daughter. GOOD SHEPHERD afternoon, Jan. 14. Mrs. John B. Miss Frances Grace LaRocco, to C.M., at the monthly Newman club TELEPRONK PEARL SSSI Communion breakfast seived here Gannon was elected president; C. Edwin Murphy. Miss _ LaRocco in St. Joseph’s school hall Jan. Mrs. A. J. Gerety, vice president; was graduated from Littleton high -EARL J. • Mrs. B. F. ■ O’Brien, recording THE 18. “ it will not make much dif­ school in 1943, and is now em­ ference to the man or woman in secretary; Mrs. Jerry Rooney, cor­ ployed in Denver. She is a member Optometrist and Optician UeVeigh Company STROHMINGER the state of grrace. Being in the responding secretary; and Mrs. of St.~Mary’s Young People’s club. James McCarthy, treasurer. Mrs. Mr. Murphy, who is the sdn of !- PAINTING AND state of grace, being an active Helen Walsh Electrical Contracting member of the Mystical Body of James W. Hoffman will be in Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Murphy of DECORATING LletttMd nod Bonded to CItar of Dofivtr charge of handling the details for Kansas City, Mo., is in business in AtsociaU V CONTRACTORS Christ, is the one matter of para­ mount importance in the lives of the shipment of overseas packages. Kansas. The wedding will prob­ W. R. JOSEPH 1S28 Inea KE. 0718 817 14th St. 55 w“ In addition to Father Frederick ably take place in the late spring. all of you." a YES e x a m in e d McCallin, 35 members of the so­ Infant Is Baptized Father Kenneally spoke to some Phone TAbiir 1 8 8 0 125 members of both the Colorado ciety were present. Larry Eugene Sandersfeld, in­ The A. and M. Newman group’ and the Mr. and Mrs. Veto LaRocco, fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald 2 I H .3 I 0 Mstoitir BU*. NDERSO parish Junior Newman club, mem­ Sandersfeld, was baptized in St. W e ’re Saving ^^1 bers of which were j^ests of the Mary’s by Father McCallin Jan. 18. *‘ 3 senior group. He pointed out to Father Schmitt Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Interior • Exterior Pamting the students that, despite the un­ liam Huls, parents of Mrs. San­ dersfeld. Mrs. Sandersfeld is the Phone CH. 6581 certainty of the times facing them, Eddy Denver 6, Colorado they know beyond doubt that Is Speaker for' former Miss Elizabeth Huls. I Fuel Bills A skating party was held at the; 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive these times as well as all others will eventually pass into eternity. John Bowen farm Jan. 17. Misse.' i WELDING SHOP Nurses' Council Mary O’Brien and Gloria Cecchin i THE BEST IN LUGGAGE Sports, politics, and social activi­ »r '* ■« .4 ' - All Types of Heavy Welding Of All Kindi ties are of importance in their were among the group of young people who attended. Con.struction Machinery, lives, he said, only insofar as they Colorado Springs.— At the Jan­ Fabricating, Tank.s and Pipe ' “ Since We Installed a relate to salvation. uary meeting of the Archdiocesan The Ave Maria circle of the| * Barber Gas Conversion ‘Keep Sense of Humor’ Council of Catholic Nurses at St. Archbishop’s guild niej on Jan. 22.' Portable Equipment “ Never take yourselves too ser­ Francis’ hospital on Monday, Jan. Mrs. Louis Higgins was hostess at I Burner” iously,” the speaker continued, SISTER ELINA (left) and Sister Providencia, Mis­ 12, Father John Harley Schmitt her home on North Lincoln avenue. 1017 .Santa Fe Dr. Phone "and beware of the day when you sionary Sisters Servants of the Holy Ghost, are shown addressed the group, speaking on Miss Mary O’Brien and John MAin 8912 Gai Furnace* - Gai Floor Furnace* Bowen, Jr., were dinner guests of can look into a mirror at your­ above completing last-minute formalities before leaving New York plans for 1948. He reminded the nurses of the Holy Father’s wish ^ r. and Mrs. John Cyboron Jan. , With AUTOMATIC CONTHOLS self and turn away with a straight aboard a British Overseas Airways Corporation Speedbird on the irdiiU In*Ull*tion — Fre* E*timaU for organized Catholic Action, and 13. The Cyborons reside on the 'M c G V I R E face. You are then on the verge first flight of their journey to Accra on Africa’s Gold^Coast, where of making trouble for someone, sugge.sted that each one take re­ Leonard Grant farm. they will be attached to the Apostolic Vicariate of Accra. Both of Sunday, Jan. 18, was Commun-; 1 9 4 7 Moving • Storage even as Hitler and Mussolini did the sisters are from Argentina and are proceeding to their new sta­ sponsibility in making the program UNITED HEATING & ion day for the children of thej when they began to see no humor tion, having completed their training at the provincial mother-house of the council successful. Oldsmnbile Sedan Express parish. The senior choir sang for] AIR CONDITIONING CO. in the looking glass. Do not lose at Techny, 111. 'The Very Rev. Bruno Hagspiel, S.V.D. (left), pre­ This meeting marked the re­ on Display at the 10 o’clock High Mass. Thi.s CB t i l l 112^ L*rlra«r 8t. Low Rates your sense of humor— your sense pares to bid them farewell«s Traffic Officer Lillian Heistock answers turn of the president, Miss Clare Sunday, Jan. 25, the members of lYIARDl GRAS of balance— as they did.” questions concerning their flight, McKay, after an absence of sev­ Ll*t«n to Oar B*dio Proarama KE. 6425 2149 Welton St. the Junior Newman club will re­ Feb. 10 I P. M.. K M YE------1 ;IS P. M.. KFEL Father Kenneally concluded by eral months owing to illness. showing the students the true posi­ Three Masses are to be offered ceive Communion in the 8 o’clock | K. OF C. HALL tion of social activity in the life K. OF C. IN COLORADO SPRINGS for the repose o f the soul of Miss Mass, and St.-Mary’s Young Peo­ of a practical Catholic and how _ _ _ iTheresa Ryan, who died in the ple’s club in the 10 o’clock Mass. ASSOCIATED the Commandments of God and of Attend Recollection Day COLORADO the Church are calculated to pre­ PLAN PRE-LENTEN SOCIAL JAN. 28iS,f.^ Mmes. Harold V. Craig and B. F. O’Brien attended a day of recol­ serve Catholics in the state of J'liss Ryan, who was publicity chair DECORATORS grace. This object, he said, has Colorado Springs.—Council 582, 10. Mrs. Medley is the former man of the ACCN until this fall, lection at St,Joseph’s convent in UPHOLSTERY CO. Denver Jan. 18. always been the aim of the Church, Knights of Columbus, in Colorado Marion Garritson. when a prolonged illness forced The perpetual novena in honor which has thus stood as a bul Springs will sponsor a pre-Lenten Mr. and Mrs. George C. Pfeiff her resignation, was a graduate Decorators of Our Lady of the Miraculous SPECIAL ^ O C -5 0 wark against all the “ isms” and social for all the Catholics and have returned to their home in of the Seton school of nursing in Medal was begun on Jan. 19 bv Recover 2 Pieces.... W w ocracies” of civilization. He their friends in the Pikes Peak re­ Perth Amboy, N. J., after a visit at the class of 1946. She had been urged his listeners to do their part gion on Wednesday evening, Jan. the home of Mrs. Justine O’Lear, Father McCallin. The Junior New­ MIRRORS & Painters Fine Selection Materials employed as receptionist in the in strengthening that bulwark by 28. The affair will be held at the mother of Mrs. Pfeiff. Mrs. man club met in the parish rectory emergency ward before returning before the novena services, and St. COMMERCUL — SPRAY Carl Amato & Son a vital, active interest in the works Patty Jewett Golf club from 8:30 Pfeiff is the former Justine to her home in October. Gump Glass Co. p.m. to 12:30. The music will be O’Lear. Another daughter, Mrs. Mary’s Young People’s club met in Jack J. Ward, Supt. 45 Years Experience of the Church and by prayer. Plans are being made by the 1520 Broadway TA. 5251 • The Newmanitei received Com­ furnished by an outstanding five- Frank Stasko, with her husband the rectory after the services. I l l Padinl Bird. PEarl 1172 WE CALL * DELIVER ways and means committee, of munion in a body prior to tbe piece orchestra. The committee in and family, has returned to her which Mildred Dorffeld is chair­ Denvar 4, Colorado CL. 2304 2501 16ih St. breakfast, which was prepared and charge plans to accommodate a home in Denver. man. to hold a games party with­ served by a group of the college large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Casey, in the next two weeks. This com­ students’ wives. Mrs. Charles Announce Birth visitors at the home of the John mittee is in charge of raising funds JOHNS-MANVILLE Grays, have returned to their Piper was chairman of this com­ Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Med­ to furnish a room in the home to mittee and was assisted by Mrs. home in Tulsa, Okla. be provided for the nuns who are COMPOSITION AND ASBESTOS ley, 1116 North Institute street, Twenty guests attended a buf­ EASY TERMS Tom Heffernan, Mrs. Dick Mon­ announce the birth of a girl Jan. to come here this summer to work Davenport and roe, Mrs. Jean LaBouff, Mrs. fet supper Sunday, Jan. 18, at the with the Spanish-American people. home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mer­ Chair ...... $74.00 Robert Anderson, Mrs. Mae John­ Miss Dorffeld reports that $25 has son, Mrs. Margaret Storey, and ritt for their guests, Mr. and Mrs. ROOFS including material, supplies, C. U. Newmunites been raised from the sale of Christ­ Mrs. Barbara Gabel. Eugene Voss of New York city, mas cards. Foi^dny type Home or BuUding labor, pick up and delivery To Giro Broadcaat who are en route to San Fran­ complete, Mish Mary Frances Loughlin, Members of the college New­ Feted by Faculty cisco, Calif. health educator of the El Paso and man club will be featured on a To Note Anniversary Cousty Tuberculosis association, DE. 0988 broadcast over KCOL, Fort Col­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huff will spent several days in Denver last for our eatimator to cal! at lins, this Sunday at 8:30 a.m. The Boulder.— More than 200 mem­ observe their tenth wedding anni­ bers of the University of Colo­ week attending the institute on HOME INSULATION your home with a complete progam will treat briefly of the versary Jan. 24. The couple’s at tuberculosis arranged by the state rado Newman club were gpiests of line of lamplea. No charge. lifeTff Cardinal Newman, patron tendants at their wedding. Miss association. the Catholic faculty at the uni­ of the club, and will include - a Josephine Moeller of Chicago and Ballots has’e been mailed to the versity on Sunday afternoon, Jan Michael Masters of Salt Lake City, Call KE. 5236 Estimates round-table discussion on the his­ members for the annual election of F ineaf 18, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. will be present for the celebration. tory, organization, and purposes officers. The new officers will Upholstering Ernest P. Tovani, Boulder. Mr The Kensington club will meet of the Newman club as it is found be installed at the February meet­ Easy Term* Tovani is faculty sponsor of the Jan. 22 at the home of Mrs. Frank R.H. Kimball Ca. No Down today on the campuses of non- ing. Newman club. Mr. and Mrs.^Wil- Keogh. Two out-of-town guests Payment Catholic colleges throughout the Miss Betty Kiefer has received 419 Midland Saving* Bldg. liam Berg, Mrs. A. C. Cross, Mr. who were members when they re­ country. Soloist on the program many applications for membership Required and Mrs. Francis Geek, Mrs. J. W. sided here, Mrs. Robert Gibbs and Denver, Colo. will be Mrs. Robert Anderson. from nurses who have recently Rawley, Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Mrs. Joseph Brown of Denver, will ^ohu*-M*nTlll* Pranchlml Applicator* 3535 E. C>)lfax A ve^|i^^l*hone DErfer 0988 CHAPLAIN GIVEN USE come to Colorado Springs. OF OFFICE ON CAMPUS Hopwood, Mr. and Mrs. H. W be present. Kendrick, and Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ It was also announced at the Study Club Meets SAi\DU^iG AIVD meeting that the club chaplain, ford Westermeier assisted Mr. The St. Mary’s PTA Study club the #Rev. Edward A. Breen, has and Mrs. Tovani. Betty Brady, met Thursday, Jan. 15, at the Circle in Galden FLOOR REFINISHING Patricia Carlin, Mary Lou Blewett, been given office space on the home of Mrs. T. R. Beals, 929 FREE ESTIMATES — EXPERT WORKMANSHIP campus for a period of four hours Mary Lou Mellecker, Mary Ann North Spruce street, for a covered- every week. At present Father Pleasants, Eleanor Tait, and Mar­ dish luncheon. Anyone interested Ta Sponsar Party CERIVICH Floor Sanding & Kefinisliing Co. Breen’s office will be in Ammons ian Vogel assisted with the re­ in the study club may call the 645 S. SHERMAN SP. 7952 hall, where students are invited freshments. chairman, Mrs. Paul Fox, Main Golden.— St. .4gnes’ circle of ^ ELK COAL to pay a call on Tuesday and The first regular meeting of the 8346. St. Joseph’s church will sponsor a Thursday afternoons from 1:30 Newman club for the winter quar­ Mrs. Fred Redick will be host­ games party on Wednesday eve­ to 3:30 p.m. ter was held Sunday, Jan. 18, in ess this week for the Saturday ning, Feb. 4, at the Canteen, 10th Laboratory Tested It was agairf pointed out at the Memorial ballroom. Father luncheon club. and 'Washington avenueT Play will meeting that the college library is Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., spoke on A visitor at the home of his par­ begin promptly at 8 p.m. Special MORE HEAT . . . almost entirely without Catholic the positive aspects of Catholic ents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ken­ games will be played during the LESS ASH, NO WASTE reference materials. Several sug­ activity in university life, and nedy, is William Kennedy, who evening. Tickets are on sale by gestions for acquiring of Catholic asked more students to take ad­ came last week from Iowa City, members of the circle. Gives BURNS SLOWER . . . books and periodicals were made, vantage of the Newman house li­ la., and will be here for 10 days. Several members of St. Joseph’s CLEANER . . HOTTER but no action has yet been taken. brary. A report was given on the Scouts of cub pack 12 will re­ parish attended the annual day of The library has expressed willing­ province convention at Colorado ceive Holy Communion in St. recollection sponsored by the ness to set up a Catholic shelf if Springs Jan. 10 and 11. Mary’s church in the 8 o’clock Catholic Laywomen’s Retreat as­ Yet It Costs No More!! enough books of the proper type In order to accommodate more Mass Sunday, Jan. 25. sociation at St. Joseph’s convent are offered. Several members of students, it was decided to hold a Altar Unit Names Officer* in Denver Sunday, Jan. 18. They the club volunteered to subscribe second session of the weekly dis­ §t. Mary’s Altar society at the were Mmes. Mildred Delaney, J. to a few Catholic periodicals for cussion group. Campus Congress, January meeting elected the fol­ F. Wagenbach, Susan Spieles, R. NOTHING the library and to pay for them on Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 lowing officers: President, Mrs. H. Jancke, Fred Clark, Sr.; H. E. _ out of their own'pockets. It is sfill as well as Tuesday at 7:16. As­ Michael M. Dea; first vice presi­ Short, P. G. Hokanson, and Miss l i hoped, however, that some Cath- pects of Catholic marriage will dent, Mrs. Albert Redelberger; Mildred Hokanson. : DOWN olic reference works may be do be the discussion topic to be cov­ second vice president, Mrs. Sam St. Ann’s circle will meet nated by others to the club for ered during the winter quarter. Stewart; secretary Mrs. Keith Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 28, in Little as the A. & M. library. There- will be guest speakers on Blubach; and treasurer, Mrs. the home of Mrs. Robert J. Dalton. CO N SU LT MA"5335 special phases, such as medical Edward Schinkel. US ON A LL .$5.00 a MONTH ethics. Mrs. William Wintz, 5 First Meeting of Deanery street, Broadmoor, was hostess to Ex-Mascot of GIs Winter quarter social activities the Pauline Altar society Jan. 22. .YOUR PAINT NEEDS One of Denver's Oldest, Reliable Dealers Scheduled Jan , 29 began with an open house at New­ Mrs. A. R. Brickell, 413 N. Wal­ Gives Big Welcome t man house Friday evening, Jan. 9 nut street, announce8"the engage­ I The Catholic faculty, students ment of her daughter, Catherine, I 3635 Blake St. In Colorado Springs and friends were welcomed by Fa To Friendship Train THOMS LINOLEUM STUDIO Immediate Delivery I to Wayne L. Wilson, son of Mr. I ELK COAL CO. ther Charles and club officers and Mrs. H. J. Wilson, 612 N. Wal­ Colorado Springs. — The Padua, Italy.— The biggest re­ Saturday, Jan. 10, the Newman nut street. Colorado Spring* deanery of club sponsored a successful all- ception the Friendship ’Train re­ 1438 Court Place MA. 2288 the ACCW will meet in St. Rose Lambrecht Is Bride school dance in Memorial ball­ In St. Mary’s church Jan. 3, Mis.s ceived here was given by 10-year- Mary’s high school auditor­ old Giuliano Cabbia, former mas­ room. Rose Ann Lambrecht, daughter of ium Thursday, Jan. 29, at 8 Father Charles and 23 C. U cot of the 88th division (the “ Blue Rid Your Hom e or Business o’clock in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Lambrecht, Devils” ). For Giuliano— who still Newmanites went to Colorado became the bride of Vernon E. An- Mrs. L. A. Higgins, archdi- wears an authentic GI uniform— Springs for the province meeting der.son, son of Mr. and Mi-s. Ernest oceian president, and Mrs. T. owes what sight he has to the Of Disease Carrying P e s t... Jan. 10 and 11 at Colorado col Ander.son of Chicago. The Rev. A. Cosgriff, national director, American soldiers who adopted lege. Province officers conducted Robert Freudenstein officiated in ROACHES - RATS - MICE - BED BUGS U tin d b e are expected to attend. Mrs. him as mascot and brought him to an initiation ceremony for the the ceremony. Mrs. Roy A. Pierce, Thomas Garrison of Golden the United States for an operation BLACK WIDOW SPIDERS, MOTHS, ETC. reactivated C. C. chapter. Mary sister of the bride, was matron of will be one of the speakers. on his one remaining eye. The lad Ann O’Rourke, Norbert Mellecker, honor. Mrs. Beatrice Lambrecht, Plan* will be made for the Tom Mathews, and Pete Bessol had been injured by the kick of a Call SP. 4673 for Free Inspection annual corporate Communion the bridegp-oom’s sister-in-law, was horse. VrALLFAFERS were appointed to committee posts bridesmaid. Roy A. Pierce was W e Service Many Commercial Buildings* Hospitals, and breakfast. At the program honoring the for the province convention to be best man and Harry James Lam­ Institutions and Homes on Contract PATTERNS TO MEET EVEPY NEED Members of the attendance held in Salt Lake City, Utah, in committee accompanying the committee are the presidents brecht was attendant. The couple Friendship Train, Giuliano was the quarter. will make their home in Colorado DENVER PEST CONTROL LAB. of affiliated groups: Mrs. M. Activities at the province meet­ lifted to the platform so that he M. Dea, Mrs. Fred Howard, Springs. could say “ thank you”, in behalf Colorado's Oldest and Largest Fomigators ing included a JCSA meeting Dr. W. P. McCrossin has re­ Oar Retail Store Sells Insecticides Made in Our Own Laboratory Mrs. A. J. Mindrup, Mrs. P. three banquets, a breakfast, and of all his chums. His uniform was 1439 COURT PI. J. Kaler, Mrs. Julia Conroy, turned from Birmingham, Ala., bespangled with the shoulder patch 24 EAST .ALAMEDA SP. 4673 dancing after the initiation on after a holiday visit with Mrs. Mc- x . m s and Miss Clara McKay. Saturday night. of the 88th, 17 service stripes, the Crossin’s mother, Mrs. W. H. Hass- good conduct medal, and the com­ Newmanites attending from inger. Mrs. McCrossin and their C.U. were Mary Lou Blewett bat infantryman’s badge. Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Meeker Altar Society daughter, Virginia, will remain for Giuliano hopes to visit the Clem Williamson, Phyllis Silvio a longer visit. United States again— the see his Pete Bessol, Jack Reich, 'John Heating Repairs Mrs. Caroline Crowder, mother pal Bill Gorgas, the soldier who Meeting Attended Campbell, Betty Brady, Carl Pin of Robert H. Crowder, 2132 North found him, and for< further treat­ By Twelve Members namont, Anne Kracha, Millie-Pot- Nevada avenue, died Jan. 15 at a ment on his eye. Pending his re­ SLATTERY & COMPANY tebaum, Patricia Costello, Mary local hospital after a long illness. turn he played the lead role in a Lou Mellecker, Norbert Mellecker Bom in Tyndall, S. Car., Dec. 31, film not yet released entitled PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Meeker.— The Holy Family Al­ Mary Ann Pleasants, Shirley Ori 1880, she was a resident here since Cabbia, Mascot of the Blue Devils. tar and Rosary society met in the ger, George Gallagher, Bill Law JOHS J. CONN OH. PrMident ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vic* PnaMmt atvourserviCS 1930. Besides her son, survivors ------"Ot------home of Mrs. Bernice Stephenson rence, Eleanor Tait, Pat Carroll are a grandson, Robert Crowder, 1726 MARKET STREET PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 Jan. 9. Mrs. Maudlin was co­ Eileen Flatley, Carol Jantzen, Bob Jr., and a grranddaughter, Jane 20 Minutes to Spare hostess. Twelve members were Moore, and Ben Castellucci. Crowder; two sisters, Mrs. H. C. Chicago.— (IN S)—Twenty min present. Mrs. Miller, the grand­ Regular social activities of Morris of Gordon, Neb., and Mrs. utes after more than 400 entered WITH SPICK AND SPAN DELIVERY mother of the hostess, was a guest. Newmanites arc choir practice on Frank Sweeney of Beatrice, Neb.; their classrooms at S t Helen FIREPLACE After routine business was cleared, Wednesday, bridge tournament on three brothers, George Schmitt school, a two-ton balcony broke refreshments were served. The Thursday evening at Newman and R. J. Schmitt of Gordon, from the third floor of the building For 39 year», good coal from hostess was given a surprise baby house, and bowling on Sunday aft­ Neb., and John L. Schmitt of Wil- Rocks and brick.s were showered on FIYTCRES The RIO GRANDE FUEL CO. shower. ernoon. The mixed volleyball liston, N. Dak. A Requiem High the sidewalk below that the chil The new officers are Mrs. Paul­ team defeated Tri Delta sorority dren use on their way to and from Gas and Electric Logs hos warmed Denver. You can Mass was offered in Corpus Christi ine Sheridan, president; Mrs. L. and hashers last week. Basket­ church Monday, Jan. 19. Burial school. CnrUin and Pl«x Scrcaiu, Gr*t*«. And- depend on the RIO GRANDEI B. Gallagher, vice president; Eliz­ ball teams for intramural compe­ was in Evergreen cemetery. iron* and Fire Set*. In all flniihe*. abeth Amick, secretary; and Mary tition are being organized by Rose The Catholic Study club No. 1 Come to Til* *nd marble («r all a***. Murray, treasurer. Bessol-and John Campbell. A met at the home o f Mrs. Pat Daw­ The sbeiety recently voted a do­ bowling series started Sunday, son Jan. 15. Catherine Eaton Healilator Fireplaces nation to the Community Chest. Jan. 18, with the Wyoming univer­ gave a paper on Father Damian. MARDI GRAS ^RIoGniiide¥nel& The redecorating of the church sity Newman club. Scores will |be The February meeting wilLbb held DENVER MARBLE & HUE CO* 2nd at Santa P# Driva Talaphona TAbor 2211 was completed for the Christmas sent to the Denver university at the home of Mrs. William Conn, Feb. 10 Midnight Mass, at which a choir Newman club for tabulation and when Mrs. Joseph Bryson will read K. OF C. H.4LL 1330 Stout Est. 1891 Phone MA. 1484 ,furnished music. checking. B paper.