DENVER Athouc for Measuring, However; They Are Too Busy
SBSSEXE ^ ; >- *rr*r^ ■*- *_ -- Nurses’ Guild Begun in Denver Spreads Through U. S. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations 27,000 Hours of Free Core Are Given Poor in Year Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1954—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue By Jack H eher of the Catholic Nurses’ Council in Washington, D.C, The guild contaas hospitals in the area and an Measured in money, their gift in 1953 amounted to in June this year, the guild in 1953 donated 27,000 hours nounces that free nursing care is available for poor pa $50,000. But measured in love, time, and talent their to the carrf of the poor. This w-as -an increase of 10,000 tients. In Denver, all major hospitals call on the guild gift is incalculable. hours over the 1952 total. for assistance, with the great portion of the calls coming The members of the Perpetual Help Guild, a unit of Begun by Fr. Regan from Denver General. the National Council of Catholic Nurses, have little time Denver Set-Up Serves The first guild was begun by the Rev. John Regan, DENVER aTHOUC for measuring, however; they are too busy. spiritual director of the Denver Archdiocesan Council As Model for Nation Guild members give their most precious possession, of Catholic Nurses, and pastor of St. Therese’s Parish, The op^ation of the guild in the Denver Archdio themselves, to the care of the sick poor. They ask no Aurora. cese is the model for the nation. The guild is a sub remuneration, but their gift is returned with interest, Father Regan explains the tw’O purposes of the or sidiary of the Council of Catholic Nurses, and its pro by Christ. ganization: "Those nurses who have become active or gram is conducted under the auspices of that organiza In the U. S. the guild, which was begun in Denver REGISTER associate members of the guild will benefit even more tion. in 1948, is active in 22 archdioceses and dioceses, and than the patients they serve. Their spiritual life will Active members of the guild "do the work;” asso is being organized in seven others. grow in proportion to the time and effort they expend ciate members, who are prevented by illness or family V O L X LIX . No. 47. THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1954 DENVER, COLORADO According to figures announced at the convention in serving Christ’s poor." (Turn 1o Page .1— Column S) ( Great Opportu Offered by TV Archbishop Asks Can Give Public Aid for Selfless Fads About Our Dominican Niins Catholic Schools Support of the annual festival The proper use of tele to assist the “self-sacrificing vision contributes greatly to work of the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor” is urged by Arch the spread of religious un bishop Urban J. Vehr in a letter derstanding and general to the pastors of Denver. good will everywhere, in the The annual bazaar is the chief opinion of a religious sister in tf - means of support of the sisters, the Denver parochial school sys who care for the indigent poor tem who was connected with the All Saints’ Jan. 8, 1953. is noaring completion. The building regardless of race, creed, or color. KFEL-TV program “Inside Our All Saints' Church Church in Denver, is designed for future conversion to school class Their work is one of the most Catholic Schools” earlier this room use. but for the present it will seat 800 selfless of apostolates, and has year. built to replace the church destroyed by fire worship cxa.*—j bjr / done much to increase good will toward the Church. To prepare themselves better + + + + + .+ + + for the demands of the TV age, The letter follows: several teachers in the Denver ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER parochial schools are taking ad Chancery Office vantage of TV workshops of Parishioners Building Own Altar 1536 Logan Street fered this summer in various col Denver 6, Colo. leges and universities. July 4, 1954 Two TV workshop scholar!^' Reverend Dear Father: ships were awarded by tha For New Church of All Saints The annua] festival to support Denver Public Schools for pa the self-sacrificing work of the t v ' PrAfirnitl ^ Christ | KFEL-TV's' "Inside Our Catholic Schools” pro- rochial school teachers in tha Dominican Sisters of the Sick iniTiai I V r rOgrani King school, gram carried in the past school year. The pupils Archdiocese of Danvar. They By Rev. R. E. Kekeisek limestone supported by two of the Via Dolorosa in bas- Poor 'will be held at Loyola will be filled by Sister Mary When the new All Saints tapered pillars of rose-tan brick. relief. The stations arrived re. Church grounds from Thursday H iif C«>kAAlc' Denver, presentc^d appeared in an unrehearsed reading lesson.— Juanita, a Sister of the Most The gold tabernacle from the cently from the studios of Gia through Sunday, July 15 to 18, in S IQ c U U r dCnOOIS initial show on • (Photo by Akolt) Precious Blood teaching at Church, Denver, is com como Mussner, also in Ortisei. pleted in the hot-toordistant church that was destroyed by inclusive. This annual event is Christ the King School, and fire Jan. 8, 1953, will surmount The cornerstone was laid for the major source of income for Sister Mary Victor, a Sister of future, the Holy Sacrifice the altar. the new All Saints Church Feb. the sisters to continue their Loretto. will, ascend to God from an No dedication date can be set 21 by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor labors among the sick poor in Annual Triduum at Carmel in Littleton The following article gives the altar built by the parishioners for the new church as yet. Fa Gregory Smith, V.G. The struc their homes. It is a much-needed Denver nun’s impressions of the themselves. ther Schmitt said, because ture replaced the parish’s first work in our city. You, no doubt, place and worth of TV in the The altar of the new edifice. of the manifold details of deco church, so badly gutted by fire have had personal experiences school program: Father Harley Schmitt, pastor, ration and installation of fur- in 1953 Xhat it had to be de of the splendid spiritual and tem To Be Held Outdoors on July 14,15,16 nishing:8 still remaining. The molished. By a Denver N un reported, is . now. being con poral results directly flowing It was the delightful experi structed by volunteers. It will jews, for example, are finished, The parish plant includes, be from the good sisters’ labors. By J. R. Walsh Mt. Carmel, a plenary Indul- Gregory Smith, V.G., as spiritual consist of a 14-foot slab of Texas jut must remain in storage until sides the church, a new rectory genca may be obtained for each director. Catharine Maloney, ence of 16 bright-eyed first Kindly announce this bazaar Archbishop Urban J. Vehr graders of Christ the King an asphalt tile floor can be in and a parish hall, made from a at the Masses on Sunday, July visit made in the Carmelite chairman of the group, says that stalled and other decoration barn donated by the Safeway will officiate at the final ^chapel, under the usual con membership is purely voluntary, School, Denver, to give an un- 11, and encourage the assistance evening service of the an no meetings are held, and mem rehearse^ reading lesson on TV Koppes Family's done. Stores and moved to church prop of your parishioners in making it ditions, Prescribed prayers in The new All Saints’ Church erty in 1961. nual public outdoor triduum leaflet form will be in the bers are invited to send alms in this past February. This .group a' success. The sisters do not re regular concerted efforts to help gave the first TV presentation of will accommodate 800 persons After the fire wreaked its ceive support from the Commun chapel, which is open to the and will cost approximately sponsored by the Discalced (Turn to Page i — Column S) ^ucation "Inside Our Catholic Fourth Vocation damage, parishes, parish so ity Chest. Carmelite Sisters at the Carmel faithful avery day from 6:30 $145,000 without furnishings, cieties, and friends*all over the With every good wish and a.m. Schools,” which was begun this the pa.stor reported. This is a far of the Holy Spirit, Gallup and school year in the Archdiocese The Rev. Francis J. Kappes, city came to the new parish’s blessing, I am Poplar Streets, Littleton. Serv Members of the choir of Priests of Archdiocese pastor of St. John’s Parish, ci^ from the 400-seat church aid. Gifts totaling $11,000 were Faithfully yours in Christ Blessed Sacrament Parish, Den of Denver by the school prin first planned at an estimate of ices will begin at 7:30 o’clock cipal, Sister Mary Juanita, and Loveland, sang the High Mass in realized. The supi of $44,000 was « URBAN J. VEHR each evening of July 14, 16, and ver, under the direction of Blake Go on Retreat July 12 which his sister, Theo—the fourth $80,000. But population growth received in fire insurance. Hiester will sing each eve conducted by Sister Mary Eve Archbishop of Denver 16, in preparation for the Feast lyn, first grade teacher. vocation in his family—received in the area made the expansion ning. Because of the large at Th* Very Rev. John G. of plans an absolute necessity. of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, at “Inside Our Catholic Schools” religious garb. Led by Ministers in Victor the shrine on the convent tendance at the triduum last Schultz, C.SS.R., of Holy Re The parish debt will stand at year, chairs will be provided for deemer College, Washington, was a series of television pro Now Sister Mary Paschal, Theo $190,000 after the project is grounds. grams designed to show what was a member of a class of seven 600 persons, an increase of 200 O. C., will gire the annual compdeted. Father Harold Persich, »C.M., over the total used last year. goes on inside the schools of the girls who were invested as Sis Baptists, Lutherans Attend dean of’the college department of retreat for the clergy of the The main structure of the James McConaty of Boulevard Denrer Archdiocese at St. Archdiocese of Denver and thus ters Adorers of the Most Precious church is completed; and sacristy studies at St. Thomas’ Seminary, “increase good will toward, and Blood in Sacred Heart Convent, Mortuary provides this service Thomas’ Seminary. cabinets and vestment cases hkve Priest's Farewell Reception Denver, and Father John Lohr, annually. appreciation ef, our schools as "Wichita, Kans., July 1. Bishop been installed. A second-hand C.M., philosophy professor at the The spiritual exercises will understanding of them grows.” Mark Carroll of Wichita presided When a civic reception was Souls’ Parish in South Engle seminary and chaplain at the Carmelites Increase begin on Monday erening, pipe organ, secured through the held in Victor Sunday evening, Priar ta TV at the ceremonies. ood offices of Fred Meunier, wood, paid tribute to the de Carmel, will conduct services Number ta 16 July 12, at 8 o’clock and will Besides Father Francis Kappes lenver organ expert, also has June 27, in farewell to the parting priest. July 14 and 15, respectively. close on Friday morning, July You can well imagine how any and Sister Mary Paschal, other been placed in the building. Rev. Omer Foxhoven, it was Judge Vincent Ryan was Ceremonies, including a sermon, Since the establishment of the 16, after Mass. child would respond to being on members of the Kappes family in attended by the Lutheran and master of ceremonies for the triduum prayers, and Benedic first Carmelite convent in this Archbishop Urban J. Vehr TV. He is thrilled beyond de the service oCthe Church are the Windows to Be Painted Baptist congregations, headed event held in the Victor Elks’ tion, will last about 45 minutes. section of the U.S. in May, 1948, will preside at the retreat scription! How each one gained Rev. William E. Kappes, direc By Artist of Parish by their ministers, following Home. Farewell gifts were pre Mother Tercia of Jeaui, the Littleton Carmelites, who live services. conridence in himself because he tor of Catholic Charities for the Besides the altar, another ob their regular church services. sented to Father Foxhoven prioreia of the convent, entirely on charity, have in Sick calls will be taken was chosen for such an exciting Diocese of ■ Columbus, 0., and ject of special pride to the par A large lyowd from Victor and to his mother, Mrs. Mary • treited that all Catholics and creased their number to 16, in- care of by tht- newly ordained experience! The recaptured in Sister Mary Clarisse, a Francis ish will be the windows, on which and Cripple Creek, where Fa Foxhoven, from both St. their friends are invited to oluding professed nuns, novices, priests and by members of the terest in reading was unbeliev- can Sister in Joliet, 111. figjures of the saints will be ther Foxhoven had been ad Peter’s Parish in Cripple Creek make the triduum. From noon and postulants. They took over various religiouf orders.______(Tum to Page t — Column X) painted by an accomplished art ministrator since 1947 until and St. Victor’s Parish in Vic July 15, until midnight of July Wyldmere estate, formerly the ist in the parish, Henry DeNicola named pastor of the new All tor. 16, the Feast of Our Lady, of property of J. B. Benedict, and In Conejos Over 100 Years Ago 1,376 Attend Masses Eight feet wide and five feet converted "the buildings and deep, the windows will be in grounds to suit the cloistered life In Estes Park July 4 three panels. The outer panels to which they are dedicated. First Church in State will be of heat-resistant glass In a public tribute to Our Lady There were 1,376 persons at and the middle panel, of frosted of Mt. Carmel, the sisters invite Masses in Our Lady of the Moun 10,000 Are Expected all the faithful once a year to at glass, will bear the paintings. tains Church, Estes Park, on Sun Father Schmitt himself tend services at their outdoor Dedicated to Our Lady day, July 4, the Rev. Francis brought back from Italy the altar shrine. Their chapel is open Kappes, administrator, reports. crucifix that will surmount the daily to the public, but the nuns By Rev. Michael Pascual, C.R. the Blessed Virgin must want a Officials of Rocky Mountain altar. "Wood-carved and four feet maintain a strictly cloistered way Ten years.before the dogma church built in her homjr, and National Park said that visitors long, the cross was fashioned by of life. . of the Immaculate Conception dedicated to Our Lady of Guada in the park that day set a new At St. Cabrini Rites Ferdinand Stuflesser of Ortisei, Mother Teresa, in announcing was declared to a Mary-awaken- lupe. When the vow to build a record for Sundays. in the Province of Bolzano, Italy. the public invitation, said that By Bill W arner ing world, the heads of 83 fami church on this exact spot was A new parking place has been The two statues ordered from “one of the deepest instincts in lies were petitioning for a tract made, the mule, apparently satis prepared for. Our Lady of the the same studio—one of Our Some 8,000 to 10,000 persons are expected to at the heart of man is to look to a of land on the Conejos River, to fied, balked no more, and went Mountains at a cost of $10,000. Blessed Mother and one of St. tend the dedication of the new 22-foot statue of the Mother for hope. All the world establish there a settlement. The jogging alon^ with the rest of the. The improvement project included Joseph—will arrive later, pro^ Sacred Heart at the Mother Cabrini Shrine in Mt. Ver today lifts its arms to the Mother first permanent settlement in mule train. paving of the parking area, and ably after the dedication rite of God with a new expectation. non Canyon Sunday, July 11. This will be held in con Colorado was made in the San True to their word, the Span- th§ erection of a retaining wall Archbishop Urban J. Vehr do In this year dedicated to her, Luis Valley in 1850, where Arch junction with the eighth annual pilgrimage. returned and brought alongaloiiards , u iJ new walks. nated the stations of the cross let us discover anew the wonder bishop John Baptist Lamy of several others. An adobe church Masses are offered every Sun that will grace the new house of There' will be sufficient parking space for all cars and tenderness of Our Mother’s Santa Fe administered the sacra was built and dedicated to Our day during the summer at 7, 9, worship. Also carved in wood, going to the shrine, and Denver and Colorado police love.” ment of Confirmation in Conejos Lady of Guadalupe. For more and 11 o’clock. the stations present the figures will be on hand to direct traffic on the highway and at 52 Carmels in U. S. as early as 1854, and the first than 100 years God has been recorded Mass in Colorado was Month Notes Sacrifice ol Christ the shrine itself. Because of limited facilities. worshiped and Our Lady revered Mother Teresa pointed out, many offered there in 1857. in this frontier church of the Bus Transportation Available suitable applicants could not be Our Lady Selects Site West. Single Donation Is Added For those who do not have transportation, there will accepted at the Littleton Carmel. Our Lady of Guadalupe, ac Guadalupe Cradles Church be busses leaving the bus terminal at 17th and Glenarm Despite the Austere life the Car cording to tradition, selected the The history of the Catholic spot where the settlement was Church in Colorado had its begin Streets, Denver, at 1:20 and 1:30 Sunday afternoon. melite lives, new Carmels have To Lady of Fatima Burse had to be established. In 1919 made. According to legend, ning in what is now the little Round-trip tickets are $1.25, plus tax, and should be when Mother Teresa entered the Spaniards were traveling over town of Guadalupe. There the The Lady of Fatima Burse — In addition, the League of the purchased at the terminal Friday or Saturday so that order there were only nine Car this territory in the San Luis small seed of the Gospel was .1 Denver archdiocesan fund for Sacred Heart of St. Francis de sufficient busses can be chartered. mels in the U.S.; now there are Valley when one of the mules in first planted to spread to the the pack-train balked. Persua rest of Colorado and become a the education of students for Sales’ Parish, Denver, added $5 Other busses will bring pilgrims to the dedication more than 52. the priesthood — rose to a total to the parish burse. With the approval of Arch- sion, threats, beatings, all were wondrous tree. The command of $486 in the past week on the July’ is observed ecclesiasti from Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Canon City, Fort (3ol- bishdp Vehr, the Friends of Car of no avail in making the mule ment that Jesus gave y.to His strength of one donation. The cally as the Month of the Most lins, Brighton, Loveland, Longmont, Boulder, and Trin mel, a lay society organized to proceed. A small statue of Our Apostles and their successors to single gift was from an anony Precious Blood. The observance idad. assist the material needs of the Lady of Guadalupe was found “Go and teach all nations” was mous Denver donor in the is an important one, for it spot •nuns, was organized in 1947, in the mule’s pack. The Span heard and obeyed by the heroic amount of $25. lights the central point of all his The hour of the dedication will with the Rt. Rev. Monsignor iards, men of faith, decided that (Turn to Page X — Column X) tory — the Son of God, hanging be 2:30 p.m., and the pilgrimage Si Mass July 14 to Note on a man-made cross, and pour services at the shrine itself will T1 ing out His Blood for man’s sal begin at 4 p.m. |A vation. French Bastille Day The death of Christ on the The Rev. Charles Jones, assist Campaign Above Halfway Mark cross, being the act of God, was ant at St. John's Parish, Denver, A special Mass in observance of infinite merit, and filled to and faithful friar of the Fourth of French Independence Day overflowing the treasury of di Degree Knights of Columbus, will Eleven-Months of Payment Period Left (Bastille Day) will be celebrated vine grace. Every man needs bless the huge statue as the rep An invitation is extended to In Mother of God Church, Den God’s p-ace to enter heaven. And One-half of the total amount Parish committees through the chief meani Chj-ist instituted resentative of Archbishop Urban all Catholics to share in sup-: at cer, on July 14 at 10:30 o’clock. of money which has been out the archdiocese have fin Vi for the transmission of grace to J. Vehr. porting the Archbishop’s Sem Celebrant of the Mass will be the human souls are the sacraments, pledged to the Archbishop’s ished their contacts with de inary and Missions Campaign Rev. Christian L. Bonnet, S.J., administered by the priests of Following the dedication, there Seminary and Missions Cam linquent subscribers and a re Fund., If anyone has not con of Regis College, who also will the Church. will be the pilgrimage, which will paign Fund has been paid. The port on these contacts is being tributed to this fund, he may give a sermon in French. Special In view of the important role begin with a procession of the payments made in the last mailed to all priests this week. send his contribution to the music for the occasion will be Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Box played by the priest in the sal Blessed Sacrament^ from the week of June brought the total In every parish these reports sung by Mrs. Andrew Collins, ac vation of the world, all those payments to more than $1,- manifest the determination of 2900, Denver 1, Colo. Pledges companied by Mr.s. Leonard A. who aid students for the priest chapel of the residence- of the 800,000. These payments have the vast majority of sub for weekly or monthly pay Tangney at the organ. hood have some share in the sal sisters and girls on the property been made over a period 'of 13 scribers to fulfill their pledge ments during the next year Plans for the celebration, to utary work these young men will to the Shrine of Mother Cabrini. months. The solicitation day in the allotted time. Some few also may be made. which all people of French ex do after their ordination. Two tots gaze in awe at tha towaring statua of Jesus Christ persons have asked for ^ ex The campaign office is in ' At the shrine, there will be in the campaign was May 17, traction are invited, are in the Gifts to the Lady of Fatima on a hill overlooking the Mother Cabrini Shrine grounds, and, 1953, and the payment period tension of time in which to the Register Building, 938 charge of Baron Louis de Cabrol, Burse may be sent to Arch in the distance, the city of Denver. The statue will be dedicated Benediction of the Blessed Sac began June 7, 1953. Eleven complete their payments. Such Bannock Street, Denver. The French Consul General in bishop Urban J. Vehr, 1536 in connection with the annual'pilgrimage to the shrine this Sun rament given by Father Jones, months remain m the two-year an extension is always, gladly office telephone number is CH. Denver. Logan Street, Denver. day, July 11.— (“Register” photo by Warner) I (Turn to Pag* S — Coluinn A) payment period. I given. 4-8592. I p PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 44205 Thursday, July 8, 1954 Left Geometry for Opera; COTTRELL'S 1 . Now Famed Comedy Star By W. P. McIlree , related to the great opera singer •THEY SAID YOU could try Enrico, was advised by the offi cials of the Met to drop hia last JULY out for the opera instead of oing to geometry class. Man, name. They feared that the pub f never could stand solid geom lic might start comparing the two etry." voices. •In 1952 he tied for first place in the Metropolitan Auditions of the Air and was awarded |2,000. CLEARANCE A New York heiress donated $3,000 and Charles was thereby able to stAdy in Italy. While there he appeared in operas, con certs, radio broadcasts, and moV' ies, and made recordings. For his debut at the Metropoli tan Opera House, he did the Sim pleton in Modest Moussorgsky’s S A V E $ 1 6 Boris Goudonov. Rave notices followed this performance. Ross Parmenter, music critic for the on Every Suit in Stock New York Times, wrote: “With his silver fox, gray robes and slightly distracted air, and with Except Nylon Couds, Airgora Spuns, Plateaus and Sunetwill* his clear, sweetly plaintive voice, Charles Anthony, tenor from New Orleans, made the pathetic little old man a telling foil for the great Boris. As an indication of the impre^ion he made on the audience, he was called for three solo bows. Mr. Anthony better be careful. If he does other bit parts so vividly, he’ll be stamped as a Charles Anthony character singer for life.” THE, 25-YEAR-OLD Anthony Another ‘of t h e | "Inside Our Catholic Schools" program presented This was the start of what Loyola Pupils Have parochial schools by KFEL-TY was Loyola. Pupils appeared in a • promises to be a brilliant career perforrned this role without the for young Charles Anthony, com benefit of a full stage or or English Lesson on TV 5.1'>■>' edy star of the opera Ariadne auf chestra rehearsal. Charles and his wife Eleanor, Naxos, now playing at the Cen + + + ■+ ■+ 4- tral City Opera House. are the parents of two mi\s, An Charles, who started out to be nabeth, 3, and Barbara, 'i a doctor, was attending Warren months. When the second child Great Opportunity Offered by TV Easton High School in New Or- was born, some of the sophist! ■ leans when W'alter Herbert of cates of the music circles were aghast. They said that a large (Continued From Page One) was prepared for the program. rived at the studio with his the local opera company came to Regular daily reading lessons happy parents. The children had the school seeking voices for his family would hinder his career, able. Parents remarked how in Charles retorted: “My family is were carried on as usual. no idea what story they were to chorus. Anthony auditioned and dustrious the little ones were in The studio personnel of KFEL- read on TV. The propam began .was accepted. my career; singing is my job." studying words and phrases at When his engagement at Cen TV were more than helpful by with a brief word drill, followed It was not long before his act home. Some of the pupils, on giving of their time in a directed by the establishment of the back ing ability, as well as his voice, tral City ends, he will go to New Orleans for a rest. He will then their own, made flash cards of tour through the station as well ground by means of charts. New was recognized, and he was given as by offering valuable sugges words were developed through minor roles in numerous operas. ilay leading roles in Rhode all the reading words mastered, fBland, and for the crowning so as not to be “stumped” on tions. the s tru c tu ra l and phonetic In the meantime the young analysis. tenor was working at Loyola point in his carrer up to now, a TV. Others bought five cent Real Performance University of the South toward lead role for .the New Orleans notebooks and printed new words The eventful day came and The presentation of new words a bachelor of music degree, and Opera Company. in them. More than this, nothing with a big smile each child ar- having been rechecked, children studying voice under Dorothy and teacher. Sister M'ary Evelyn, Hulse. proceeded to discuss the story • * * Moves Present Building to Nucia which was followed by silent and ANTHONY. WHOSE REAL oral reading and finally by a .name is Charles Anthony Caruso, child’s retelling of the story to was awarded a Metropolitan con Parish in Ouray Plans New Church check comprehension. There was tract in 1958. Charles, who is not just enough time left to get in When the new S t Patrick turesque city in Colorado. the passes and canyons between a feature of dramatization. This Church in Ouray, in the Diocese The fact that Ouray is a min the two places. concluded the first of the series, “Inside Our Catholic Schools.” The Denver Catholic of Pueblo, is completed, it will ing town will also show in the After its erection on the new Register look like the pen sketch shown architectural de.'-’n’n of the build foundation, a new facade look Other Schools below. The 40-foot tower will be ing, with the use of heavy beams ing west will bemadded. A point made of local Stone with the bell Other schools which volun Published Weekly by the around the windows and cross ed overhanging roof, a glassed-in teered programs are as follows; Catholic Press Society, Inc. from the old church hanging in over the entrance, as well as the vestibule, and a large heroic 93,8 Bannock Strdet, Denver. the arch which faces the city. metal work designs for the win cross extending two stories from Our Lady of ML Carmel Colo. Rose-colored Roman brick will dows and the interior of the the foundation to the roof-peak School, seventh grade geography blend with the stone to design church. lesson conducted by Sister Mary Subscription: $8.00 P e r will modernize the building to fit Judith; Year Sold in combination with the facade with a slightly mod Father Joseph Halloran, pas with the fast-growing commu The Register, National Edi em tone. White brick will accen tor of Ouray and missions, is a nity. The architectural feel of Our Lady of Lourdes School, tion, in Archdiocese of Den tuate the feature lines. Log sid brother of Father James Hallo the building will bring out the seventh grade history lesson con ver. ing will be used along with the ran, pastor of St. Peter's Parish overhanging cliffs of the region ducted by Sister Mary Esther; Entered as Second Class stone and brick, so that the com near Fleming, in the Archdiocese in the pointed roof. The juxta Cathedral Grade School, choir Matter at the Post Office pleted structure will fit in with of Denver. posed rock strata of the eroded boys’ singing class conducted by Denver, Colo. the rugged and lofty mountains The little town of Nucia, In area will show through the place the Re,. Richard Hiester; which make Ouray the most pic- the heart of the uranium mining ment of colored glass in the vest S t Joseph’s School (Redemp- • All Wool Tropical Woritedi country of Western Colorado, ibule. The grown terra block of torist), seventh grade literature inherited a new Catholic church the foundation will sink into the conducted by Sister Mary Bap • DACRON and Wool Tropicals t£c.Kf S CHURCH GOODS .House when the old St. Patrick’s parched clay that seems to tist; Church, Ouray, was moved there. abound in the desert uranium S t Clara’s Orphanage School, • Year 'Round Worsteds The site for the new church is fields. third grade geography conducted one block east of the main street by Sister Mary David; • Tempowote Fobrics on the hill near the hospital. This church serves the Cath olics from Norwood, Redvale, St. Elizabe^’s School, second • All Models • All Sizes Excavation for the basement hall Naturita, Nucia, and Uravan. grade spelling lesson conducted was begun in May. by Sister Jeanmarie; The southern exposure of the + + . Holy Family Grade School, 25x50-foot hall high on the hill second grade singing class con above the town will be lined with ducted by Sister Marietta; windows, giving an excellent Loyola School, seventh grade view of the business, homes, and English lesson conducted by Sis farms of the valley, as well as the ter Denis Marie; distant mountain peaks to the Christ the King School, sixth southeast. grade spelling conducted by Sis Church Rides 7S Mile* ter Mary Gaipar. In the moving of St. Patrick’s This terminated the programs Church to the newly erected for the school year ending in foundation at Nucia, the build May, 1954. ing had a ride of 75 miles over Good Public Relationi *‘Th» Watfs Lm -fti Chssrek Sstfply A mmo* It go** without *>]rinf that HART,. the proper n** of televi*ion $85 SUITS contribute* greatly to the *preed of religiOu* under- Estoblished 1902 1633 Trtmont Ploea *tending and general good Will TAbor 5-3789 everywhere. It i* the ideal SCHAFFNER Dtnvtr 2, Colo. way to bring to the public our Catholic faith. Televi*ing tha Liturgy i* a wonderful mean* of telling non-CathoIic* that ^ 6 9 our ceremonie* are beautiful, & MARX SERVED DAILY meaningful, and in*pirational. 0 BREAKFAST AND SUNDAY We cannot get them into our (CloMd Sahirdaji) churehe*, *o let u* bring the ONE STRIP B.\CON, ONE FRIED Church to them. , EGG, .\ND T \i'0 GRIDDLE CAKES Triduum July 14, 15, 16 Television can be shaped bv 4 5 thinking people who care enough WITH SYRUP AND BUTTER to arise from their slumber and At Carmel in Littleton indifference and do something 17th Street (Continued From Page One) S t Teresa died in 1582 and constructive about i t We should applaud and criticize. There are $75 SUITS Between the nuns. Its office is at 301 S. was canonized a century later. Sherman Street, Denver. Her incorrupt body remains in things we know to be bad and TIMELY here we should remember the Welton and History of the Carmelites Alva de Tormez, Spain, and her heart is displayed for veneration. admonition: “For evil to'succeed starts in antiquity, more than requires only that good men do California 900 years before the birth of Famous in the roster of many Cpmelite saints is Therese, the nothing.” Christ, when the fiery Prophet “There exists a growing thirst Elias founded the order on Mt. Little Flower, who was canonized CLOTHES 29 years ago, and has brought for knowledge, for genuine cul > 5 9 Carmel in Holy Land. In time, ture, for values nobler than the order migrated to Europe and the world to her feet by her those held out by most com began to spread throughout all “shower of roses” of grace. mercial interests, and television MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Christendom. Since the nun* lire entirely may well be enlisted by educa ■'•V.' i.ViS In 1251, when St. Simon Stock by charity and the food they tors to help satisfy that thirst . . was Superior General, he be grow in their garden, it i* the It is an obligation of educators INSURANCE SINCE 1897 sought the Blessed Motjier to pro cu*tOm of the faithful to make . .. to guard the public taste and tect the order that is especially donation* and contribute their elevate it, so that it will demand 753 Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 5-0241 devoted to her. The answer to his extra hour* on week end* to what is good, beautiful, and prayers was the wonderful gih help the *i*ter* with the heavy true, both in education and in $65 SUITS all Catholics know and can share work of maintaining and con MANSFIELD entertainment” Herbert W. Leibman Gerord R. TeBockhorst —the Scapular. verting their property for a Catholie school* cannot af St. Teresa of Avila cloi*tered life. In return, the ford to pa** up thi* remark Regarded as Foundress *i*ter* *pend every day of able opportunity for taking 1 ns u r o r s their life in prayer* and per- tha cla**room to the public *o Members of the Discalced Car *onaI aacrifice for the prieat* that all may **e and under DELUXE melite Order trace their begin and faithful of Colorado. stand better what goes on “In ning to the great mystic, St. Te side Our Catholic Schools.” Some with 2 pair Trousers- resa of Avila, who founded it in + + + >49 1662 as a branch of the cen $10 Extra turies-old Carmelite Order. After W. R. JOSEPH initial years of many difficulties, when it even seemed the young Friends of the Carmel group would be dissolved, the Optometrist order began to flourish. In 1580 SOI 8. Sherman it was approved and canonically Denver 9, Colo. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE established. For Appointment — TA. 5-1880 Plenty Off-Street Parking 230 Majestic Bldg. 16th & Broadway WaU Please find enclosed $...... as my annual mem to No Service Charge for CARPETS Wall bership in the Society of the Friends of Carmel. Within a fete Steps of , % » ROOM SIZE EXTENDED and SMALLER RUGS a wide aeltetlOB of pattern* Name __ DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING and Mion to eboo** from PAYMENTS Serving Colorado Since 1886 for Furniture b.tb.h.m* Address AUGUST 10 Opn WtdHtdar ■nolim Till I a'cloA • House Moving • Heavy Moving SEPT. 10 OCT. 10 • Furniture • Moving . Packing • Shipping E.M.W. where caah talk* Membership 1521—20th St. KE. 4-6228 2141 So. Broadway Ordinary,' $1.00 —- Auxiliary, $ 3.00 Renewal. SPruce 7-5391 Sustaining, $5.00 — Society, $10.00 New ...... JhsL TFaitL Thursday, July 8, 1954 Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE THREE AM.LLaoLjkM Urban J. Vehr To Give K. of C. Retreat A r c n o i s n o p of Denver if Mission Center shown (left) addressing the large Name of 1st concourse of people who attended Retreats for Laity the S t Joseph Orphanage dedica tion in Torrington, Wyo., on Sun Colo. Church Of Early Days day, July 4. Monsignor Francis Keller of Alliance, Neb., is on the No. J With Educator Being Rebuilt Archbishop’s left. By Dan Sostrick Honors Mary When asked, once, what would be his nreference in fContinued From Page One) Pueblo.—A project long cher assignments, teaching or administration, the Rev, clergy, diocesan and religious, ished by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor who, under the wise leadership Leo J. Thome, pastor of St. Pat Raphael C. McCarthy, S.J., former Regis College presi of such pioneers and missionary rick’s Parish, Pueblo, got under dent, replied, “What I would choose, if the cilice were Bishops as John B. Lamy of Santa way this week when workmen Fe and Joseph P. Macnebeuf of started to perform major sur mine, would be to give retreats to laymen.” Denver, worked on that portion The following excerpt from an gery on the old stone building of the vineyard of the Lord tak which stands next to the church address delivered to a graduating ing care of the souls entrusted class of Loyola University (Chi and which has gone unused since to them in the San Luis Valley the Pueblo Catholic High School cago) adds emphasis to that amid hardships, privations, and statement: “An irreligious people building began operation in 1950. sacrifices. The remodeling and face-lifting cannot know a lasting peace end Here in this part of the South a godless people will necessarily calls for the building to be con west close to th£ line of New verted into a combination parish be scourged by future and more Mexico, almost luO year- ago a devastating wars. Men do not live hall and gymnasium as well as group of valiant Catholics fol the addition of two .small rooms by bread alone. The ,world will lowed the footsteps of Coronado to the rear of the structure. never be saved through simply and Escalante. 'They came on material progress, however im horseback, in covesed wagons, W«» Jesuit Center pressive or startlihg it may be.” in muletrains, and on foot. Un The old stone building under In the general preoccupation l i n g the throes of remodeling der the leadership of Jose Maria Cinilinn linnnifv he helped remove the heavy crate from is the first of the parish struc with everyday affairs and the Jaquez, they came to find a place Jlllllllig rnippilj ge^tion of the huge statue of the constant concern for material to live and to worship God peace tures to be built after the orig Sacred Heart, now standing on the brow of the highest hill on the inal part of St. Patrick's things, man’s spiritual life tends fully. property of the Mother Cabrini Shrine, is John J. Campbell, who All of Wyoming ApplauiJs to lose its proper proportion and The pioneers of what is now Church' was completed in 1882. has dedicated years to the spread of devotion to St. Frances Ca- For many years the stone build becomes dulled. A special time Conejos County in the San Luis brini, America’s citizen saint. The completion of the statue is the and place are needed whereby ing was the Jesuit mission cen ! Valley were devout Catholics. fruition of a dream that began nine years ago for Mr. Campbell, ter in which the priests gf the one can completely get .away ]The history of this first church even ^fore the canonization of Mother Cabrini. Orphanages 25fh Jubilee from the things of the world and Society of Jesus resided on the in Colorado is also the history The picture gives an idea of the size of the statue, which, erec second floor. It was from this Torrincton, Wyo.—Practically .4n inspiring sermon during the sharpen up his spiritual life. i of the town and the people who ted on a hilltop, can be seen from many parts of Denver on a clear Holy Hour was delivered by The Knights of Columbus, I lived, settled, and grew in the building they went out to ad every community in the state was day. The head is beautifully sculptured. The statue will be blessed minister to most of the missions Archbishop Vehr, reminding the Council 539, have provided protective shadow of the Church. this Sunday, July 11, at 10 o'clock. represented at the full-day ob this opportunity in sponsoring of Pueblo, Fremont, Otero, Kiowa, congregation which overflowed Ownarthip Claims Divaria servance celebrating the 25th an their first closed retreat, to be Prowers, Bent, and Custer Coun from the chapel into the corridors niversary of the founding of St. of the building of their obligation held at Regis College July 30 Rev. Raphael McCarthy, S.J. Prior to 1803, this territory ties.' Later on the whole stone was claimed by both Spain and building was used for classroom Joseph’s Orphanage here Sun to God, to their homes, and to through Aug. 1. In providing day, July 4. Three members of their nation. Present in the sanc this opportunity the council houie on it, wa> anally chosen. France. In that historic year the purposes and its last such use Plant are to have a building United States bought from saw half of it housing St. Pat the Hierarchy, five Monsignori, tuary during the Holy Hour in also had the great fortune of 10/000 Are Expected and 20 priests from the Cheyenne^ obtaining Father McCarthy as to accommodate 54 men, for France a not-too-well-defined rick’s Grade School students and addition to Archbishop Vehr and retreats throughout the year. block of land, known a.s the the other half being the loca and Grand Island Dioceses were! ■Bishop >P ‘Newell were Archbishqp retreat master. Karl J. As much as silence, prayer, “As toon at the money is on Louisiana Purchase. At that time, tion of the library and chemistry present. j Karl J. Alter of Cincinnati, chair- hand,” said Father McCarthy, France also ceded to Spain its laboratory of the old Pueblo The anniversary observance al man of the NCWC Administrative and spiritual reading count in' a At St. Cabrini Rites Board, Monsignor T. F. O’Reilly, good retreat, much of the re “we will start building.” claims to the San Luis Valley Catholic High School building. so coincided'with the dedication and other areas. , (Continued From Page One) I In 1880 the little group of sis- of the $250,000 addition to the Vicar General of the diocese, treat’s value depends on the spir Father McCarthy entered the who announced the program; itual guidance and lessons of the Jesuit novitiate at Florissant, who will also speak at that time, [gj-j moved into an abandoned institution and the fifth and final Mexico won her independence Bishop O'Hara Given of the Marian Year observances Monsignor Francis Keller of Al retreat master. Father McCarthy Mo., in 1906 and received his from Spain in 1821, and like All the pilgrims will be able to friary in Codogno, with Francesca, liance, Neb.; Monsignor John T. has been well prepared to do this. bachelor of arts degree from St. currently being conducted wise laid claim to this area. take part in the procession, which then 30 years of age, Mother Gen throughout the state under the McDevitt of Laramie; and Mon He is an experienced retreat Louis University in 1911, and When, in 1836, Texas took her Rank of Archbishop signor William Gauche of Cincin master and he knows people. two years later his master’s de will include an expeaed 30 to 35 eral of the new order, Missionary pastronage of Bishop Hubert M. independence from Mexico, she ■Wa.shington. — The per.sonal Newell of Cheyenne. nati, who accompanied Arch Nationally considered an author gree. He received his doctorate also declared ownership to part priests. Sisters of the Sacred Heart. bishop Alter to the dedicatory ity in psychology, he is espe in psychology from King’s Col title of Archbishop has been Promptly at 3:30 a colorful of the San Luis Valley and other Special invitations have been In the following years, she granted Bishop Edwin V. O’Hara ceremony. cially well known in the field of lege in London. lands in a pknhandle extending sent to all officials of the state procession wended its way from mental hygiene. He taught psychology at St. founded houses in'Grumello, Mi of Kansas City by Pope Pius XII. the orphanage chapel to the new A noteworthy incident immed west and north along the Rio of Colorado and the city of Den iately preceding the Holy Hour The learned Jesuit heads the Louis University from 1925 to Grande to its source and into lan, Rome, and other Italian He ii the ninth of 37 United wing where Archbishop Urban jiew closed retreat movement ver, heads of all veterans’ groups States Archbishops to hold the J, Vehr of Denver blessed the ex was a telegram read by Mon 1936 and later headed that de Wyoming. cities. signor O’Reilly addressed to which is an outgrowth of the Re partment in 1944. He was presi and clubs, and the chiefs of the At the advice of Leo XIII, title ad Personam. terior and interior of the new Gallegos Gets C>rant Widely known jls chairman of Bishop Newell by Bob Hope, gis College retreat movement. dent of Regis College from 1947 Denver fire and police depart building, with the Rev. Terence “For the past year and a half,” to July, 1953, and was appointed Desiring to strengthen her Mother Cabrini sailed for the the Confraternity of Christian McGovern as deacon and the long-time friend of the orphan said Father McCarthy, “we hpve hea^ of the Lay Retreat Move claim to the San Luis Valley, ments. United States with six sisters and Doctrine, he is noted as a bril Rev. Michael McBrien as sub age, expressing regret at being been thinking of hating closed ment in November, 1953. while at the same time frustrat If f Pilgrimage in 1947 arrived in New York in 1889 liant administrator and for dis deacon. On their return to the unable to be present. retreats, independent of Regis Robert Woods, chairman of ing the claim of Texas, Mexico The first annual pilgrimage tinguished work in connection sanctuary the Marian Year Holy More than 20 members of the College, with facilities for year- continued the Spanish policy of Within four months, she and her Bishop McGovern Assembly of the retreat committee, announced was held in July of 1947, just with the National Catholic Wel Hour began with Bishop Hubert round retreats.” that a few vacancies still exist. making land’grants for the pur sister were caring for 400 children fare Conference. M. Newell as celebrant, assisted the Knights of Columbus in full After examining many lites He may be contacted at: Retreat pose of encouraging settlers. one year after Mother Frances Xa on the Lower East Side. Named Bishop of Great Falls, by the Very Rev. Jerome Denk as regalia under the direction of the location at 2800 S. Lowell, Committee, Knights of Colum About this time Mexico granted vier Cabrini was declared a saint, From New York, the little nun Mont., in 1930, he became Bishop deacon and the Rev. Clement Frank Sullivan provided an honor an 11-acre tract with a ranch bus, 1575 Grant Street. a large tract of land known as July 7, 1946. From the day of traveled across the country, es of Kansas City in 1939. He was Orth, O.F.M. Conv., as subdea guard for the visiting membera the Guadalupe grant to ’Andres on the NCWC Administrative of the Hierarchy. that-first pilgrimage until the end tablishing institutions in Chicago, con. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Regis College Jesuits on Air and Julian (Gallegos, along with Board as chairman of the Social James A. Hartmann was master Bishop Newell other tracts to other grantees, of December, 1947> some 60,436 New Orleans, Seattle, Los Angeles, Action Department from 1935 to of ceremonies for the dedication with the stipulation that the pilgrims visited the shrine. In the and Denver. 1 9 4 2 , and was made chairman of the new building and for the Expresses Gratitude Sparkling Programs Listed grants be colonized as soon as month of June of this year, there Other countries that benefited of the Confraternity in 1935. Marian Year Holv Hour. Bishop Newell addressed the possible. The war between Mex were 15,000 visitors at the shrine, from her presence are France, crowd briefly at the conclusion ico and the United States inter 27,000 Hours Per Year of^ the ceremony, expressing his On Radio Menu of KIMN fered, however, and the grant a record. The. efforts of the England, Argentina, Spain, Pan appreciation for the perfection was not colonized until nearly a The KIMN Radio Sunday The 11:15 a.m. time is Knights of Columbus to make the ama, Nicaragua, and Brazil. of the arrangements and for the generation later. It seems to have shrine increasingly better known Denver’s Queen of Heaven attendance of the faithful in such schedule offers four outstand taken up with the Christopher been in the possession of one Nurses' Guild Spreads ing programs of interest to all Program, which was originated will attract even greater numbers Orphanage on North Federal large numbers. The prelate Jose Maria Martinez, Julian Gal thanked Archbishop Vehr and Catholics. by Father James Keller, M.M., legos, and Celedonio Valdez. before the summer is over. Boulevard and the house on the At ’ 7 B.m. is the Sacred as part of his national move Archbishop Alter in behalf of the Borders of the grant were poorly The objea of the pilgrims’ ven shrine properpy are monuments of From Denver Over U. S. people of the diocese for their Heart Program, some of which ment te get each and every defined and included, in gen is dona right in the KIMN person to light a candle in the eration is a woman of unusual Mother Cabrini’s own creation. presence and paid tribute to Mon eral, all lands from the San Juan (Continued From Page One) Doris Danahey and Mrs. Vir signor OReilly, Father Morgan, Btudiog with the faculty of darkness, his theory being that spiritual prowess and rare vision Also, there is the heart of rocks duties from active participation, Reps College participating. range, east to the Rio Grande, ginia Glenn, assistant prefects. and Father Hellrung for their one person can do much to and from the San Antonio moun in the temporal order. In her 67 that she placed with her own "do the praying,” offering a Ro This is a 15-minute Jesuit pres change the world and push The habit of charity formed by untiring efforts in making the tain (near the Colorado-New years, she established 67 institu hands on the highest hill on the sa^ a day for the spiritual wel detailed arrangements. entation with talks by re forward the power for good participation in the guild is hard Mexico border) north to La tions in nine countries. They were Mt. Vernon Canyon property. It is fare of the sick. A banquet for the visiting nowned Jesuits on ^their over the forces of evil. This Garita. to abandon. Navy nurses serving special fields of endeavor. transcribed program features schools, orphanages, and hospitals. here that the Knights of (jolum- From May, 1953, to May, 1954, Hierarchy, clergy, and Knighta This grant included the Cone in Korea who wert guild members of Columbus and their guests was The Ave Maria program is interviews with celebrities and The homeless and the sick poor bus have erected the new statue the guild in Denver donated 206 aired at 7:30, a dramatic half- their ideas on this greai Chris jos district, and a large portion in the States have continued their served in the orphanage cafeteria of the San Luis Valley. It is were always her special charg«. of the Sacred Heart. hours of nursing care. Since it be hour on the lives of the saints, tian theme. ministrations to the sick poor by the S t Rose Altar and Rosary presented by the Graymoor known that Celedonio Valdez With them in mind, she w'as able The original heart of rocks is gan in 1948 the guild has donated Society. A special guest at the among the war-stricken Koreans Fathers of New York. Family Theater Program made his home in what is now to accomplish feats of planning now encased in concrete and iron 2,500 hours. banquet was T. J. Cahill, longf- called La Isla (the island). Little Membership in the guild, and time friend of the orphanage, and construction that would melt to preserve the stones. Higher on Chapters of the guild are active Then at 6:45 p.m. Family is known of the other two men. in the charity, is not limited to who briefly addressed the as Theater is heard, a half- the backbone of men who do such the hill is the new statue, erected also in Fort Collins and Colorado Lawnmowers Sharpened This grant was made on the con Catholics. Non-Catholics have vol sembled clergry and guests. Other hour dramatized production dition that sub-grants be made things out of the money motive. on a base that contains a diminu Springs. speakers included Archbishop Hand A Power Mowtra Shjirpencd. with the theme, “The Family unteered to assist, and are wel Adjuated, Oiled, Enirinea Overhauled. to other colonizers. Had Agostino and Stella Ca- tive chapel. From its chapel base, Vehr, Archbishop Alter, and Parta. Pickup A Delivery. that prays together stays to comed as honorary members. Bishop Newell. gether,” directed by Father Indiana on Warpath brini's love of children been less the 32-ton statue of the Sacred Fr. Regan Helps Patrick Peyton, C.S.C., and Ute Indians on the waiapath fervent, the first American saint Heart overlooks the Shrine of Form ITnits Kearney Hardware made permanent settling of the Imy Bartwheitr • Joa Ctjper featuring Hollywood stars who would not have been Frances Xa Mother Cabrini, the grounds of Father Regan offers a Mass * give their time and talents to Conejos grant an impossibility 2270 Kearney FL. 5-0391 for ^10 years. The grantees vier Qbrini. She was the 15th the (Jueen of Heaven Orphanage monthly for guild members. He MARIAN YEAR PILGRIMAGES this program free of charge. child of her parents and was born summer camp, and the entire city wshed to build a town near the busy also answering inquiries Viiit Rome, Paris, Lisieux, Montraaux, Switzerland, junction of the Conejos and San in Lombardi, Italy, July 15, 1850. of Denver and hundreds of miles about the guild sent from all sec Vienna, Assisi, Florence, and Lonrdes Antonio Rivers, as early as 1843. She was the last child in her fam of plains extending to the east. Not until Augrust of 1854 were tions of the country. Recently he Zt Dars, Irins New T»rk back ta N. T. they successful. At that time, a ily, and she was named Maria The statue and its base cost has addressed nurses in Wichita. All Ezpensss____ tllSI.H Religions Articles little colony came from New Francesca. $15,000, all of which was raised Albuquerque, and Cheyenne on Group Departures July 18, Aug. 16, Sept 6, Oct 3, or go any day . . . Mexico. The leader was Jose When she was 24 Maria was before any work was done. Now the work of the guild. Units are Maria Jaquez of Llanito (this is refused admittance to the novi projeacd are a set of stations of, Also Many Groups Sailing All Summer the way it is spelled on the man- being formed in all those areas. • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS u.scripts), New Mexico. The tiate of the Daughters of the the cross and Rosary stations de The average number of active 50 Day Pilgrimage . . . lea>’ing Aug. 24 , . . $994.00 others were Vicente Velasquez, Sacred Heart because her health picting all 15 decades, extending Write or Call for Free Folders and Information • PICTURES '• PRAYER BOOKS members in the Denver chapter is Jesus Velasquez, Jose Manuel was so poor. For the next six from the shrine to the statue of 35. Officers of the guild, who act Sth Pl6or Vigil, Santiago M^nchego, and years, she, worked in an orphanage the Sacred Heart. mary ann fisher - TRAVEL Denver Dry • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES Juan de Dios Martinez, €rom La as contacts between members and Goodi Cueva, New Mexico; Jose Fran called the House of Providence in On July 11, thousands will hospitals, are Mrs. John Morris No Sorrico Chargo — Phono MA. 3-1211 cisco Martinez, Juan Nicolas Codogno. gather to honor the Sacred Heart sey, Jr., prefect; and Mrs. Martinez, and Antonio Jose Cha In 1877, Maria and seven girls of Jesus where America’s first citi vez from I>a Servilleta, New Compleir Line of Religious Articles for Church and Home Mexico. From Ojo Caliente, New she had recruited took their vows zen saint paused to do the same Mexico, came Antonio Chavez. as religious. Under the direction in 1912. In those <42 intervening Hilai^o Atencio, and Juan de la of the Bishop, Sister Francesca years, thousands have climbed 'to A. P. W agner and t'li. Cruz Espinoza. was named superior of the or that spot. ’There will be thousands Major Haad Join. Settler. phanage, a position she held for more doing the same in future n il lu ll GOODS With their families, these set the next three years. years. - tlers stopped about five miles 606 14th St. Between California & Welton TA 5-8331 west of the present site of No Fight With Public Schools Guadalupe. They called the place El Cedro Redondo. Immediately they began to engage in an am Catholic Welby Approves bitious project, the building of Your Fineit | a 10-mile ditch to Servilleta. Blankets | Determined now to make the State School Bond Issue place a permanent settlement, The false impression held by “Catholic children attending SILVER STATE Deserve S they returned to New Mexico to some—that Catholics are op public schools do not receive CURRENT RATI get their possessions and return posed to the public schools— any religion in the classroom, to Guadalupe. In October, 1854, Finest Care i is destroyed in the 85-per-cent since the teachers are forbid they were returning when they Catholic community of Welby. den by law to teach any reli SAVINGS met Maj. Lafayette Head from The public school bond issue gion. Nor do Catholic children ' U t Uf Servilleta, who joined them. The 1. Soft Water Watli was passed at the recent elec attending public schools re • toch account holder regiment of soldiers, of which tion. ceive sufficient religious in with Head was commanding officer, intured up to StOJXM by 2. Factory Finitli “Congratulations to the pa struction in the home, since Your lovingt build fait had previously encountered the rishioners who voted in favor parents nowadays, as a rule, Federal Savings & loan plus settlers on their way to New ot Silver Stole- Insurance Corporation. 3. Pliofilm Packaf- of the recent bond election of do not have the time, or the Mexico. Now, however, with School District 16, whith com ambition, or the knowledge to current role 3Vb4i per onnum in( for Storago Major Head joining them, they • located In the heart of and prises a large part of our par teach religion as it should be on the full omouni, found a permanent friend. This ish community,” said the As taught, a little every day, so downtown Denver. 4. With Guarantea time they settled in a prevjously compounded every Not . to Shrink sumption Parish bulletin of that it sticks and remains with • Account! opened chosen spot on the north bank July 4. the child for life.” six months. at a of the Conejos River, and they “It merely goes to show that by July tlth eorn dividendk' 5. Reatonable Pries called the place Guadalupe, hon Catholics in general, and the Open your Savings Account from July It*. $1.50 to $2.00 oring Our Lady of Guadalupe. Catholic Church in particular, Grand Lake Announces lodoy et Silver State. Alio Qnilti During that fall and winter of are not ag;ainst the public • irtcuL 1854 they weye very, industri schools for non-Catholic chil KIVICE and Bad Spreads ously building the settlement New Hours for Masses III ElECTIIC dren,” the bulletin went on to ItARXETS Houses were constructed of cot comment. FoundeJ tfit 10% Caih and Carry tonwood logs which were cut “We appreciate the fact,” the New Mass hours have been and hauled with a yoke of announced for St. Ann’s Mail (^deri Accepted or Prompt, Courteoui Delivery Service parish letter continued, “that oxen all that winter to protect public schools are necessary in Church, Grand Lake, by the the stock from frequent Indian any mixed American commu Rev. Thoodora Haas, pastor. i l v e r t a t e a v i n g s COLORADO LACE CLEANING CO. raids. nity. But we also feel strongly Massos will ho offered at 7i30, S S S GRand 7-1646 4100 FEDERAL BLVD. They were joined in succeeding that Catholic parents should 8:30, 0:30, and 11:30 o’clock years by other settlers.—(South send their children to paro- on Sunday morninfs, and at 1636 Welton AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TA S-8274 ern Colorado Regieter) chial schools only. 8 a.m. on weekdays. Are You Keeping Up Payments in the Seminary Drive? PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4-4205 Thursday, July 8, 1954 ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Cakes Asked Christian Family Group Patronise These Friendly Firms For Dopiinican To Meet Friday, July 9 (St. Vincent de Paul’i Pariih, Tha prieiti of tho pariih Joe Buckmoster Motors Denver) (■•ak« t< It VItttit <• PnI'i rwlik) Nuns' Bazaar will be on retreat next Specializing in Ford & Mercury Sen Ice The next meeting of the re week;,there will be no Maiiei (St. Francis de Sales* Parish, cently formed Christian Family AUo G«ntr«l R r^ tlrt — Bk*llr G u A Oil Movement group will be held on in tha church from Tueidey Factory Equipment on Lawnmower Sharpening Denver) through Friday, Anyone wishing to donate a Friday evening, July 9, in the E. Bayaud and S, Madison FR. 7-8711 cake to the bazaar of the home of Mr. and Mrs. David The big Buick Century is now Dominican Sisters of the Sick Sikes. Parishioners interested in on display on the church Washington Pork Mkt. Poor may have it picked up by the CFM ^re invited to call SP. fprounds. All parishioners are Open Sundays 7-8982, or contact Father Arthur 9 A.M. til 2 P.M. calling Mrs. James Lidinski, RA. urged to take an active in BILL HL'GHES, Prop. 2-8005; Mrs. William Scott, SP G. Dresen. terest, and volunteer their serv The Holy Name Society, to Howes Food Store Home Freezer Owners 7-3891; or Mrs. Anthony Dunst, Pictured above is I dedication festival at All Saints’ Church July 29, ices if possible, to put over a SP. 7-2298, not later than Thurs Fpctivfllrt> IIV U I HAtfractinn l i r u t l i u n Bermuda Green o th e r with the Boy Scouts and succesful summer festival, which Bookrr Hswts — Gsylt Hswss Save on Our Processing 30, 31, and Aug. 1, ‘ , day, July 15. 1954 Chevrolet which will be given away at the | Cub Scouts, will receive Com will be held for three nights, A Bi-Lmv Store Service munion in a group in the 8 Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, St Gregory’s Canasta Club 4- + - r + + + + + Quality Meats, 598 So. Gilpin , SP. 7-6073 will meet in the home of Mrs. o’clock Mass on Sunday, July II. Aug. 13, 14, and 15. John Lederhos, 287 S. Clarkson, Groceries Thursday, July 15, at 1 p.m. Fresh & Frozen Fruits LEN'S Pharmocy Devotions in honor of Our Parish Hall Meeting Scheduled July 18 and Vegetables Mother of Perpetual Help will Louisiana and Clayton U C. PEHR. Pr«a. CATHEDRAL PARISH U siabtr 8t. VInetnt ds Psal's Parish be held on Tuesday evening at SP.7-5717 HaTO Your Doctor Phona 7:30 o’clock. For All Saints' Festival Workers These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage Us Your Prescription The weekly games party is be ‘Hours 7 to 7 Week Days 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 2-3739 ing continued through the sum mer months at 8:30 on Tuesday (All Saints’ Parish, Denver) ball. The Boy Scouts of the par Father Joseph Koontz, chap' At I^niilsna and Sonth C'Isrtsn iah will "Ride the Rail" and take lain of the Federal Correctional evenings. The place is the high An important dedication fes school building. The donation is a spill when anyone is skillful Institution in Littleton, who re tival meeting will be held in the enough to hit |.hc gong which re- sides at All Saints’ Rectory, left DOYLE’S parish hall Sunday, July 18, at le a ^ the bar on which they sit. this week for Union City, Ind., 3 p.m. Ev. Hinton, chairman, re PHARMACY Medford Shively will superintend where he will make a brief visit Th« PtriJenUr D rv ffk t Oi^NIK; B ItAE quests all booth chairmen, or with his parents. their representatives, to be the ball throwing. rtoeoiM 17th AVE. AND GRANT Janet Carol, infant daughter ViMvn^ eoie, present He also extends an invi Pastor Returns '• KE. I-IHT f r e e DELIVKST B ^hoppiii^ Eenferl St. Mary Fete tation to all parishioners who are From Pilgrirttoge of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Seiten- interested in the festival to bach, was baptized with Guy and attend, with new ideas or sug The Rev. Harley Schmitt Delores Davis as sponsors. gestions for the festival. returned to the rectory this week A daughter, Mary Sue, was July B-25 Set after his pilgrimage for the Ma born June 28 to Mr, and Mrs. MAZULLA Information on the cedar chest rian Year in Rome. At the canon CONOCO PRODUCTS Preisser's Red & White to be given away at the festival Marshall Sanders. rug CO ization of SL Pius X Father Marshall Sanders, treasurer of Cleaners & Tailors LabrIcfttloD, Car Waahing. BattcriiM may be obtained by calling Mrs. Schmitt had the privilege of PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Recharfcd. Tirt Vttleaniilnf In Littleton Leo Arnoldy, WE. 5-2923. the parish credit union, an Alterations • Re-Styling standing near the Papal Throne Grocery ond Market nounced the credit union is grow FOR AND DELIVERED Littleton. — (St. Mary’s Par All kinds of faneywork, pot where he was assigned by Mon CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER BOI^NIE BRAE holders, etc., are needed for the signor Enrico Dante, Prefect of ing rapidly, and invites all the Colfax at Downing Denver FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND ish)—St. Mary’s annual Summer parishioners to become members. KEitone Thuriday, July 8, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4<4205 PAGE FIVE Receptiorf7 'S. "Regan r ,*- As St. Therese's Pastor^"')' " + + + + + Engrlewood. — (St. Louis’ Aurora.—(St. Therese’s Parish)—A formal recep Parish) — Mrs, Virgil Car- tion in honor of the new pastor, the Rev. John J. Regan, roll, from the new All Souls’ formerly of Mother of God Parish, Denver, will be held Parish, was appoint^ at in the parish hall this Sunday afternoon, July 11, from last Tuesday’s meeting of the St. Lpuis Altar Society to 3 to 5 o’clock. All parishioners are invited to attend and serve as chairman for the recep ^ ^ to meet their new pastor. tion in honor of Father Omer Guardian Angels Parish The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Greg Foxkoven, pastor of All Souls’, ory F. Smith, V.G., in a surprise The reception will be July 11 And N. Denver K. of C. visit to SU Therese’s Church from 7 to 9 p.m. in St. Louis' Rec Thursday evening,evi -Taly 1, in tory, 3310 S. Sherman Street. Plon Bazaar Aug.14-15 stalled the new pastors, Father Mrs. Don Aymami of the new Regan for S t Therese’s Parish, parish is seizing on the telephone Guardian Angela’ Pariah Aurora, and Father Francis Syri- committee for the reception. All and the North Denver Knighta aney for the new S t Pius X Par parishioners living in the new of Columbua Council have ish, east of Aurora, in a brief parish area are especially invited! made plana jointly to aponaor ceremony in which he received to attend the reception. a bazaar Saturday and Sun- the profession of faith of the 28 Sick Calls new payors. tiay, Aug. 14 and IS. It will be By Altar Society held in the K. of C. Hall at The Holy Name Society will 1847 W. 52nd Avenue. Twenty-eight sick calls on the meet Monday, July 12, at 8* ings were directed by Mrs. L. H. Intemann and The main prizea will in p.m. in the parish hall. All men part of members were reported Buttons ^n^ Bows, at Tue.sJay’s meeting of the Al composed of students in Mrs. Owen Meter. Approximately 50 stu clude a complete chrome din of the pariah are invited to the seventh and' eighth grades at St. Philomena’s ette aet to he given away on attend. tar Society. Members who served dents attended each evening’s activity with par Saturday night, and an 11- on this committee were Mrs. K. School, were snapped recently at an outing which Members of the Holy Name Nachazel, Mrs. M. Reed, Mrs. J. ended the school year. The'twice monthly gather- ents as chaperones.— (Photo by Van's Studio) foot completely atocked deep Society will receive Communion freeze to be awarded on Sun- Smilanic, and Mrs. J. Walker. ^ + + ' + + + • + day night. in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, The president, Mrs. H. Chiswick,^ The Rev. Leonard A. Redel- July 11. thanked Mrs. E. Busch and Mrs. Miss Loretta Ann Paul and R a a It W a p It Pitchford (seated, left) has served herger ia the ;>aatoiy.of the DUQR I f O m chairman of the book rental system of St. Louis’ M. Reed for their care of the Guardian Angela Pariah. Donald Lee Wright were married altar and sanctuary during tne St Philomena's Faculty Changes in S t Therese’s Church Tuesday,!School, Englewood, in the system’s first year of operation. She has past month. Mrs. G. Guffey and (St. Pbilomena’a Pariah, Denver) Antoinette Nigro as godparents; will receive Communion in the July 6, at 7•30 :30. MonsignorMonsienor John assisted by Mrs. Dale Gates, standing, and Mrs. Paul Vranesic Mrs. L. Nachazel will serve on Moran of'St. John’s Parish wit (seated, right).— (Photo by Smyth) The changes and appointment and Bradley Perry Light, son of 8:15 Mass. Title Insurance -j- the altar and sanctuary commit of the Sisters of Loretto in the nessed the nuptial ceremony. + + " h + tee during the coming month. Re- parish school were announced Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Light, Prayers were requested for la the modem method of ol>. with Richard L. and Mary L. Mrs. Elise G. McEnery of 1421 taining protection against any Baptized July 4 were James freshnjents following the meeting this past week by Mother M. Fe- Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs. were served by Mrs. E. Busch, Steele Street‘who is seriously ill defect in the Title of your licitas, Mother General of the Trisler as godparents. in St. Joseph’s Hospital. real estate. Leonard B. Bratek, with Mr. and System of Book Rental Mrs. J. Bettinger, and Miss W. Lorettine."!. The Rev. Robert L. Breunig of Mrs. Jack Manix as sponsors; Freerichs. Sister Mary Godfney, for the Cathedral concluded the services . And provides Richard Peter, son of Mr. and The Altar Society will meet in past six years superior of St. last Tuesday night for the an St. Boniface Memorial Mrs. Peter C. Norman, with An the home of Mrs. K. Nachazel, Philomena's School, has been nual novena in honor of Mother The Hague. — Netherlands SECURITY thony Mathis and Marie Kubin Successful at St. Louis' 4170 S. Acoma, on Thursday, transferred to the principalship Cabrini. Approximately 150 at as sponsors; Susan Kay, daughter July 15, at 12 noon for potluck of Our Lady of Sorrows School, tended the nightly sermons and Catholics are providing funds for of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Spies, Englewood.— (St. Louis’ Par ing to the age and condition of D?oations for the hope Bernalillo, N.Mex., and Sister many more made the early morn a memorial church to St. Boni with Alvin Spies and George ish)—The book rental system has the books turned in. chest and fancywork booth will Agnes Therese, seventh grade ing devotions. face, Apostle of ’ Germany, to Oreher as sponsors; and Janice just completed its first year of A total of ?1,058.40 in credit be sorted at that time. teacher, has been named the new Mrs. Florence DiTolla of 1651 mark the 1,200th anniversary of Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. operation under the chairman Infants baptized this wiek superior for St Philomena’s. Eugene Plume, with Kathleen was allowed for the books turned Monroe has a room for a Catholic his martyrdom in the Dutch town Property ship of Mrs. Dudley Pitchford. About $3,600 was spent on were Kathryn Therese, daughter Sister Mary Alexine, sixth boy. Anyone interested may call and Wallace Westermann as Mrs. Dale Gates and Mrs. Paul of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Geoffroy, grade teacher, ba.s been assigned of Dokkum. The church will be sponsors. new books and workbooks to fill FR. 7-3332 for additional infor Owner Vranesic have been her assist in incomplete sets of books with Edward and Marcella Ur- to S t Mary’s School, Colorado mation. erected "somewhere in Western Sponsor Cot’holic ants. turned in, and to take care of laub as sponsors by proxy for Springs, and Sister Carolyn Ann Germany,” according to a joint Victor Keltgen and Dorothy has been named to St. Mary, Sunday, July 11, the Men's Information Series The book rental system was de the increased enrollment for the Club and the Holy Name Society pastoral by the Dutch Hierarchy. signed as a convenience to the school year, 1953-54. Koehler; and Deborah Anne, Star of the Sea, Freeport, Tex. Insures Marketability A Catholic information series parents of the school children, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob New sisters assigned to St. A great deal of thought and of ert J. Dougherty, with Ben and Philomena’s are Sister Ancilla on teachings of the Church will as well as providing a financial consideration has been given to savings to them in acquiring Margaret Frans as sponsors. Marie, Sister Mary Dorotheus, be sponsored jointly by St. The the marking of the books so that and Sister Patrick Marie. The J h iL y H h books for their studies. Because no student would be charged for The poatponed meetinga of O ur Staff of rese’s and SL Pius Tenth’s Par of the school’s location, work the Men’a Club will be held in new sisters will report after re damage that he did not do to a treat in mid-August ishes from July 20 to ScpL 8. books and paper-bound books book. The books are marked the achool, thia coming Mon were also made available to the day evening, July 12, at 8 The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil 'S jM h a n J tif. C o . Talks will be given on ‘ Tues by different colored stickers liam M. Higgins announced this Expert Beauticians day and Thursday evenings at students, so that it was unneces that list the condition of the o’clock. An intereating pro sary for any parent to make~a gram ia promiaed, and refreah- week that '#11 the altar boys are fiUU Wid* T1U« Strrle* 8 o'clock in the parish hall. book according to A, B, or C invited to go to Camp St. Malo will cater to your every beauty need. Parishioners are encouraged to trip into Denver for the books. condition, with a special line to menta will ba aerved. 1711 California The book rental system took The Fiesta committee has ar a week from next Sunday, July invite their non-Catholic friends list any defect the book might 18. Call PE. 3-3030 for appointment KE. 4-1251 and neighlwrs to accompany them care of the book needs of 649 ranged for a popular priced din have. In addition to this care in ner to be served during the Fi The fee for one week is $22.50. to these discussions. students during the school year, marking the books, the parents Monsignor Higgins will pay half 3920 E. Exposition Avenue 1953-64. esta on Thursday night, July 28, Hint/ flf will be asked, in the fall, to fill from 5 to 8 p.m. A barbecued and parents the balance. Boys Fu1dD{ 8piM In th* New Belcuro Shopping On ter Some of the books for the out a form listing the defects of beef dinner at $1 for adults and must furnish Father Richard book rental system were ac each book his child will use for 65 cents ^ for children will be Hiester on arrival a written note Giadyi Nicholi, Owner quired from the students who the school year 1954-55. seyved. Proceeds will be used for from the family doctor stating BEAUTY KORNER (Member Holjr Ghoet Parish) were in school during the year The room mothers or their as the newly remodeled church. It is he is in good physical condition. JOE DOWD 1982-53. In the spring, 1953, the sistants have helped with the dis hoped to have the church open A special examination is not nec books were evaluated, and the tribution, collection, and repair for inspection at that time. essary. and cleanup of the books during Of Blessed Sacrament Parish students were g i v ^ credit Members of the Holy Name Boys must bring only old toward their rental fee accord- the past year. clothes: Two pairs of heavy shoes Now Managing the Society will receive Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass this Sun and two blankets are desirable. ^ Beginning Next Oct. 1 day, July 11. A little spending money should JOE ONOFRIO be brought for the small inci Home of Quality Pianos ' BIG USED CAR LOT I Crawls Half Mile dentals of camp life. Masses at ^Blessed Sacrament Girls St. Malo chapel on Sunday are For the London. — Father Thomas at 7:30 and 10 o’clock. The best Cable-Stark Barry crawled more than a half- route suggested is the Turnpike mile underground at Blantyre, to Bouldet then to Ly(Jhs, north Lester Betsy Ross 1.eeman Auto Co. 5 To Wear School Uniforms Lanarkshire, Scotland, to attend on the North St. Vrain to High a trapped miner, Peter Rooney, way 7, thence 12 miles to San Trade in your old piano ... . TT • .pinned under tons of rubble with Malo. 6251 E. Colfax at Krameria (Bleaaed Sacrament Pariah, cific Northwest. He is accom-L„,y ^is head and right arm Eighteen boys s;o enrolled to on a new Spinet or T-V Set Denver) panied by his mother, Mrs Es- f^ee. Another man lay dead a few date. IF YOU NEED A CAR . . 'i All girls attending Blessed ther Wichmani^ of this parish. :feet away. The priest stayed Baptized are Cheryl Ann Ko- Besf Trade in Town Sister. Mary ^Stephen, a teacher IF YOU NEED A LOAN . . . Sacrament School will be obliged there with Rooney for nearly two pera, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1805 Broadway MA. 3-8585 to wear school uniforms begin at Sacred Heart High School in hours while other miners dug Jerry A. Kopera of .1444 Eliza- Acroaa from th« Coamopolitan Hotel OR IF YOU JUST WANT TO SAY ning Oct. 1. The following ar Indianapolis, Ind., is visiting her him out. Ibeth Street, with Louis A. and “HELLO” . . . COME IN. rangements have been made for brother and sister-in-law, Mr.; the convenience of the mothers and Mrs. Vincent P. McVeigh. of the girls. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Me-. The blue washable Lorette Grayel, Jr., of Kansas City and LEEMAN AUTO CO. fabric, 54 inches wide, at $2.98 their two children are visiting SAVES 5 per yard for the jumper, wiH be Mrs. Harry M. McGrayel, Sr. available at Joslin’s downtown JOE ONOFRIO 6251 E. Colfax DU. 8-0987 store about July The match To Take Trip Abroad YOU 5 ing thread and sewn-inch skirt Joanne Healy, daughter of Mr. _ » 8 3 ^ zipper will be in the notion de and Mrs. John F. Healy, Jr., partment and Collette Bates of St. Cath The white broadcloth blouse, erine’s Parish will leave Denver "Ship ’n Shore,” at $1.98 also July 15 for New York City, will be available at Joslin’s. Ad where they will join a small Eu on this Westinghouse Frost-Free vance orders for these will be ropean tour. O'KEEFE taken by, Mrs. Capra in the girls’ They will fly to London via department at th« store or at TWA on July 19. They will REFRIGERATOR her home, GL. 5-0841. It is sug spend six weeks visiting Eng ELEVATOR COMPANY gested that advance orders be land, Holland, Belgium, Ger WCM $36995 placed for the blue material also. many, Austria, Italy, Switeer- 1909 Blake Street Material required is as fol land, and France traveling by lows: Size 8, 1 1-3 yard's; size boat, train, and air. It seems that TAbw 5-0594 10, 1 1-2 yards; size 12, 2 -yards; the helicopter is used as com NOW ONLY and size 14, 2 1-4 yards, with monly in Europe for short dis fluctuations depending upon the tances as the bus Ls in the United Sales and Service height of the child. States. On their itinerary is a Patterns will be provided helicopter flight from Brussels, through a lending plan and may Belgium, to Cologne, Germany. PASSENGER - FREIGHT be obtained from Mrs. Leo J. Their return trip will be made Meistrell, 4135 E. 18th Avenue, by air from Paris the latter part • 2 8 6 “ any Wednesday or Thursday un of August. DUMBWAITERS til noon each week. a. lew aa $3.03 • week On Sunday, July 11, all the after omoH 4awn payment Those who wish to have the men of the parish will receive RESIDENTIAL ELEVATORS jumper made are asked to call Communion in a group in the Mrs. Ray Fisher, 2610 Dexter, 8 o’clock Mass. This includes the 100% Automatic Defrosting DE. 3-0437, or Mrs. V. J. Hal- Holy Name ^ciety, the St. Vin NO DIFIOSTINO to do in the Freezer Elevator Manufacturing Plant and Fouridry :pin, 1454 Newport, FR. 7-3791. cent sip Paul'Society, the Knights The charge will be $3.50 per of Columbus, the Men’s Club, NO OMROSTINa to do in the Refrigerator jumper. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. and the three Scout organiza NO MISSY DirnoST WATU to empty ever! Since 1883 Halpin will have a supply of pat tions. terns in all sizes. e Olant freezer . . . holds 42 Ibe. frozen Michael Joseph, son of Mr. Sr. Angelito's Father Dies foods in safe zero-cold Located at Council Bluffs, Iowa and Mrs. James F. Gaul, was Sister Angelita went to Kan e Ixoiealva Oetented Meet Keeper*. , ; Largest Independent Elevator Company baptized July 4 by his uncle, the sas City early in June because Rev. Regis F. McGuire. The of the serious illness of her fa keeps 18 lbs. meat butcber-frWi In Middle West sponsors were the child’s brother ther, Burt Shay, Mr. Shay died e letter Keeper . , . keeps butter just and sister, James Gaul, Jr., and July 4. ^hrfor.easy spreading Mary Gaul. It is with deep regret that c Rel-Oei Ihflf . . . brings foods out Sales Offices Located Mrs. John F. Vail and Daniel parishioners learn that Sister An- McGinley are both patients in elita will not return to Blessed firont, in sight, in reach Omaha Lincoln Council Bluffs Mercy Hospital. lacrament Parish. She has been e $lg Vegetable HumMrewar*. . , keepe Des Moines Denver The Rev. Edward Wichmann, transferred to the Sacred Heart nearly %-bu. vegetables garden-fre^ assistant pastor at the Shrine of School in Kansas City, Mo. Sis e Sbalvst-ln-Tha-Deer . ... conveniently St. Therese’s Parish in Pueblo, is ter Angelita has been the Blessed spending a vacation in the Pa- Sacrament kindergarten teacher hold eggs, bottles, small cartons for the past 10 years. She ex perienced great success with the 'T nia Mark IC. S.fiioat baatA rhythm band, and her children Not. >,4».Y73 u i l.S3t.30» moke good money for participated in the first All-Pa Many Churches ond PTAi rochial Music Festival'held in the CHRISTMAS CARDS city auditorium this spring. you CAN 91 SURi.r.iP irlF ^ S tin ^ O U S e EXPERIENCED BUYERS KNOW, THEIR BEST SOURCE IS The Sacred Heart /Perpetual novena devotions willvill be held Friday night, July 9, at 7:30. The theme of the five-minute talk by the Rev. Anton J, Borer, Easy Terms • Free Delivery MONARCH SALES CO. S.M.B., will be "Heart of Jesus, most merciful.” Father Borer 1 Leading Distributor of Greeting Cards in Rocky Mountain Empire will relate how this invocation' was stressed in apparitions of 2050 Humboldt S i. TA. 5-2428 Denver, Ckilo. the Sacred Heart more recent JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO. than those to St. Margaret Mary. It Is Very Easy to Get Started ot Monorch. Send For Your Samples Todoy. T b ih in a , Or if you prefer send first for Descriptive Literature and Price Lists. Each BECKER’S year more and more Catholic Parishes throughout the Mountain States turn SHOE SHOP HOME OF TELEVISION to Monarch for their Christmas Cords because Monarch gives the Best Deal. Memb«r All SAintt Ptrljih You will make more money if you get your cards New BooU & Shoes JOE 1805 BROADWAY Two Stores to Serve You 716 SAI^fTA FE j o e , j r . iro'm Monarch. Shoe Repeirinf 1805 Broadway MA. 3-8585 Open Mondag Till 8:30 p.m. AC. 2-8170 716 Santa Fe 1442 to. IrMivty « IifitvM# PAGE SIX Office, 938 lanneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4-4205 Thursday, July 8, T954 Journalist, Publicity Director Heights Alumnae Group Double Wedding Planned Rosary Makers VOSS BROS. Eileen O'Connor Is Given BAKERIES To Gather on July 22 Plan for Annual Post in San Diego Diocese 8 Stores to Serve You (Lorelto Heightt Alumna*, farewell party for Mrs. Rob Bishop Charles F. Buddy of in the latter field and several Denvar) ert Christman (Bess Riesenman), San Diego, Calif., has announced citations for excellent promo who left July 6 for a two-month R a lly Sept. 13 tional work. The July meeting of Star of the' appointment to his diocese of the Sea Little CluD, scheduled stay in Globe, Aris. In addition to her writing Miss GOOD CLOTHES NEED (Our Lady’f Rotary Making one of Colorado Springs and O’Connor is a talented musician for Thursday, July 8, has been In September the Christmans Club, Denver) NOT BE EXPENSIVE postponed until Thursday, July will tvavel to Ithaca, N.Y., where Denver’s outstanding women and boasts a prize won in that A business meeting of the ex journalists and top-flight pub- field. 22. At that time a classmate of Mr. Christman will be professor ecutive members of the Rosary the group, Barbara Nieters Bu- of geology at Cornell University. Making Club was held in the Holy Bishop Buddy has announced THE , chen, will be visiting in Denver A former member of the group, Ghost Hall Wednesday evening, that her duties in San Diego will and can attend the meeting. Mrs. James R. McCoy (Loretta be varied, including writing for ENGLISH Sweeney), visited in Denver re June 30. Plans were made ior the Also, two vacationing mem annual meeting, which will be held the Southern Cross, the diocesan bers, Mrs. James K. Roche, J r / cently from her home in Albu newspaper, besides vvork at the querque. Monday evening, Sept. 13, TAILORS and Mrs. Jerome A. Jacobs, will Daniel McEnery, treasurer of newly opened College for Men. have returned in time for the Mrs. Morris Sjoberg (Alice the club, reported that more than Although she will live in San 901 FIFTEENTH STREET meeting July 22. Mrs. Ralph E. Carey), a member of Our Lady 2,000 rosaries have been made by Diego, Miss O’Connor will not Andersen (Margaret Buenen), at the Foot of the Mountains sever her connections with Den Combine Quality and Style the club groups since May 1. ver completely, as she will con whose home is at 1976 S. Hooker, Little Club, has a new son, Mark ■ These were distributed to St Prices You Can Afford will be the hostess. Thomas. tinue to do special work for sev both foreign and domestic mis eral organizations here. St. Ann’s Little Club met re Beverly Kirk Herr of Star of sions, to the Legion of Mary, and cently in the home of Mrs. Wal the Sea Little Club is the mother to the Colorado State Hospital in ter A. Quering (Catherine Job). of twins, John Winship and MR. AND MRS. A. E. LESSER of 4538 Winona Court, Pueblo. The meeting was combined with Susan Marie. Denver, announce the forthcoming marriage of their Carrying of the Cross Group In daughters, Virginia to Richard P. Dertina, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry St. Dominic’s Parish is meeting ...... Dertina of 4421 Vrain Street, Denver, and Marjorie to A/2c William once a month during the summer V. Barley, stationed at Lowry Air Force Base, son of Mr. and Mrs. in the home of the members in James Barley of Menominee, Mich. Both girls are graduates of Hoi stead of in the rectory reading i W EDDING Fajnily High School. Virginia is teaching at Lakewood Senior Hig! room. The next meeting will be School and Marjorie is employed'at the Mountain .States Telephone held in the home of Mrs. Charlotte Company. They are planning an early August wedding. McDonald, 3042 Meade Street, TIME July 8 a t 8 o’clock. Miss Ada Fr. Lucius Cervantes on I^rogram Pace is a new member of the Complete Wedding group. Mrs. Bernard Pilz, sponsor of .3! Breakfasts and Receptions the group, is sending handmade Eileen O’Connor a I Luncheon Club Will Hear rosaries to Monsignor T. Lawton, ReceptioTis in our delightful Charbonnet Room O.P., in Dakota, Province of Hcity directors. Slrt is Miss Ei Nigeria, British West Africa. He leen M. O’Connor, long promi at no extra charge, in your home, or your choice of Talk by Jesuit Sociologist was recently appointed Prefect nent in Colorado writing circles location. Apostolic df that territory. and winner of national recogni The Rev. Lucius Cervantes, Jews—How May They Co-Oper tion in the article writing field. We bake our own originally designed wedding S.J., head of the sociology depart ate?” will be the theme of Father Peter Kloepplnger, who died cakes. . . . Specialize in ice carving and decorative ment at Regis College, Denver, Cervantes’ address. The well- recently, donated 60 rosaries to Simultaneously the Rev. John and a noted lecturer and author. the group just before his death. L. Storm, president of the San motifs. AUe . . . known Jesuit recently coauthored Sister Mary Rosina of the Do Diego College for Men, an Complete Picnic Feodi and Service Anywhere a book on sociology with Dr. Karl C. Zimmerman, professor of so minican Order is a patient in S t nounced that Mias O’Connor will 7Sc and up Per Perfon ciology in Harvard University, Joseph’s Hospital. Sister teaches also join the English and journal where he did graduate work. grade seven, room 308, in S t ism departments of the new Al Mary’s Academy, (Jheyenne, cala Park institution as a lec In addition to his work as a Wyo., and has an active group of turer. The appointments are ef retreat master. Father Cervantes ro.sary makers. fective Immediately and Miss KITCHENS has spoken many times on the The Assumption Group in St. O’Connor leaves within i PLANNING Sacred Heart Hour and other ra Louis’ Parish and the Discussion days for her new post. EXPERT dio programs. Club of the parish will have Robert Woods, the new deputy charge of the religious article Taught Writing grand knight of Council S39, an booth during the parish fiesta At Regis engineer with the Silver Steel July 22, 28, and 24. Some of Co., will be the chairman of the the articles will be furnished by For the past five years, in ad K I T C l i E i u s SH. 4-2474 1578 S. Broadway program. Frank Scheer, a Den the Charlene Gift Shop. This dition to her daytime duties as a .... ,f,1^11. j ver insurance man, will receive group meets the first Tuesday of publicity and public relations di the accolade of “Our Man Fri the month. Last month, the mem rector, Miss (i’Connor has Seen day,” given each week to one of bers made 36 rosaries. an evening instructor in creative the members of the K. of C. coun Th* Immaculate Conception writing at Opportunity School. cil for contribution to its success. For several semesters she has Group in S t Therese’s Parish, also taught journalism and maga All Steel Sinks — Dishwashers All Catholic men are invited to Aurora, continues to do outstand zine article writing at Regis Col Cabinets — Disposers i f IT'S HEAPED-HI . wm iS ■•isS. r Thursday, duly 8, 1954 Office, 938 Bonneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tefephene, KEyitene 4-4305 RAGE SEVEN Arcbdiocesan Nurses Hear Married at Holy Family Married in Lakewood Married in A large crowd .^isahanjcsL Salsi Holy Rosary gathered Talk on National Parley Church, Den for the wedding ver, were Lillian ceremony in St. (Archdiocetan Council of former Virginia Frankenburg, Cocktail Dresses Rose Yelenick, Bernadette’s Catholic Nuriet, a St. Joseph’s graduate. laughter of Mr. DenTar Chapter) Church, L a k «- Miss Dorothy Maxson left June and Mrs. John wood, which At the nurses’ last n^eetinjr of 1 for Stockton, Calif., where she J. Yelenick, and united Miss Summer Cottons the season in Mercy Hospital has accepted a position as in Anthony Allan Dorothy H. Bi- June 24 Sister Mary Jerome and P O.C r n i c k of sant, daughter structor at the San Joaquin Hiboing, Minn. Charlotte Stack gave accounts of Mr. and Mrs. Formals County Hospital. , T h# Rt. Rev. Joseph David of the national convention held Mrs. Helen Mahoney and Lil Monsignor John Btsant of Lake- in Washington, D. C., June 4 lian Todd spent the week end J u d n i c wit wood, and E. 5, and 6. The next meeting will at Antonito. nessed .the cere Thomas Ricord, be held Sept. 23. Miss Florine Gallagher has as mony a n d of son of Mr. and Mrs. Hannah Johnson left last her guests this week her cousins fered the Nup Mrs. 0. L.#Ri- week for Camp St. Malo where from Kansas City. They are tial Mass. cord of Eaton. she will be employed as camp spending the week at a cabin in The bride, The Rev. John nurse. Indian Hills. given in mar J. Doherty of Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn of Mrs. Mae Ryan and Mrs. Mary riage by her fa ficiated. 2429 W. 40lh Avenue are the Baker left Saturday for a tour ther, h a d Mrs. A p p r 0 X- parents of a girl, Theresa Marie, of Canada, including the Marian Jules De Salvo imately 800 per- 4 born June 20. Mrs. Glenn is the shrines at Quebec and Montreal. as h e r matron s 0 n s attended of honor. De- the reception formerly valued to lores Pocrnick which was held as her maid of in the home of $75.00 honor, and Lu the bride’s par cille Canjar as ents following bridesmaid. L'.. the ceremony. Joseph Yelenick, The bridal attendents were Mrs. Bettie Coulson, sister of the $ c o o I stationed at San bride, matron of honor: Misses Jo Anne and Maria Bisant, also fro m Clemente, Calif., sisters of the bride, and Miss Mary Jean Saam, bridesmaids. The was th e best bride’s niece Mary Kay Bisant, was the flower girl. The ring-bearer man. The wed was Jimmy Coulson, nephew of the bride. ding breakfast The bridegroom’s brother, George Ricord, was best man and was held in the the attendants were Denny Scnwalm and Mickey Dawson, nephews Olin Hotel. A of the bridegroom, and Bob Coulson, brother-in-law of the bride. delayed wedding trip was planned through Minnesota and Canada. After a 10-day wedding trip, the couple returned to their I The bride, a graduate of Annunciation Grade and High Schools, new home at 2689 W. Arkansas, Denver. IIS SlxteMth Street I Next te Paromeett TSteter) I wore a Priscilla-styie gown '$ Circle \ NORTH DENVER NEWS Arvada Parish Fair July 9 -iriSLast Meeting; (St. Mary Magdalene’* Pariih) Final' meeting of the sewing circle before the bazaar will be on 'Puesday, July 13, at 1 o’clock, Faculty Changes at Holy Family Listed in the parish hall. All returns on the fancywork must be in at that (Holy Family Pariah, DenTtr) history department in the high who is teaching Latin American time. Announcement of faculty school for the past two years, has history, and Sister Dominica, who Any parishioners who have changes for the Sisters of been assigned to Our Lady of is instructing in general science. fancywork contributions are Loretto who teach in Holy Family Sorrows High School in Berna Sister Marilyn is attending Mar asked either to call Mrs. Carl School was made this week by lillo, N. Mex. Sister William Jo quette University in Milwaukee, Rohder, GL. 5-5272 or to leave Mother M. Felicitas, Superior seph viyll come from Bernalillo to Wis., and Sisters Mary Rhodes them at her home, 4542 W. Hay Genepl of the Sisters of Loretto; replace Sister Charlesanna. and Marcelline are enrolled at ward, not later than July 14. Sister Charlesanna, head of the Sister Marilyn, assistant head Loretto College in Nerinx, Ky, The Holy Name Society will of the high school science depart Advanced courses at Loretto receive Communion Sunday, July St. Patrick’s ment last year, will teach next Heights are being taken by SiS' 11, in the 8 o’clock Mass. . year at St. Patrick’s School, Kan ters Martha Ann, Alicia, Mari PTA President kakee, 111. Added to the science etta, and Dennis Ann. faculty i« place of Sister Marilyn Overnight Jambore^ will be Sister Francis Margaret, Cub Scoot Pack 175 of the who taught in Kanakee last year. parish is planning an overnight In the grade school department. jamboree for Saturday, July 24. Sister Raymonda, who was sta The jamboree will feature an out tioned in St. Louis last year, vrill door picnic supper followed by fill the vacancy left by the assign an evening of games. Each cub ment of Sister Leo Marie to and his father will spend' the Loretto Academy in Santa Fe, night in decorated tepees made N. Mex. Sister Raymonda re by the cubs. turns to Holy Family School after The jamboree will be hdd on an absence of a few years. the grounds of the home of John Barring further changes on P. Downs, cubmaster, 5190 Parfet Aug. 15, the remainder of the Street, Wheatridge. Guests at the Lorettine faculties in both grade jamboree supper will be the S i and high school will' remain the priests of the parish, mothers of same. Sister Margaret Loyola is the scouts, and area scout of ARE YOU LOOKING superior of the community and ficials. principal of the high school. FOR A FRINTER? Other high school faculty mem Altar and Roiary Society bers are Sisters Mildred Clare, member* are meeting at the Look no further! Stop in Rose Teresa, Lucina Marie, Te north gate of Elitch’* Gardens and discuss your printing resa Augusta, Dominica, Marian at 1 p.m. July 8 for a picnic needs with us. We feature Gerard, Mary Victor, and Mary lunch in the famed amusement park. The ground crew at St. Anne’s In Ar proceeds of the affair will be used toward the construction of a the finest craftsmen and Rhodes. Arvada Parish Fair school some time in the future. equipment. Sister Martha Ann is grade This week Mrs. Nicholas J. vada is busy setting up the booths and school principal. She is assisted Herold, president of the altar stands for the parish’s first Town and Country Fair July 9-11. The The fair will be held on the parish grounds, and on the final by Sisters Alicia, Mary Loyola, group* announced that all contri 'day, Sunday, July 11, a roast beef dinner will be served in the par — CALL US TODAY — Marcelline, Dennis Ann, Rose butions by parishioners of garden ish hall. On that day, too, all the special awards will be presented. Mrs. H. F. Potter Constance, and Marietta. flowers for altar use will aid the There will be rides and games for everyone for the full three days. DRYER & ASTLER (above) was installed as For the summer months. Sis Altar Society considerably in its The. men in the picture, only a few of the men of the parish PRINTING COMPANY president of St. Patrick’s PTA, ters Margaret Loyola, Mildred plan to decorate the altars in the who have been working on preparations, are, left to right, George 1S3S Liwrenc* KS. 4-6I4S Denver, at the last meeting of Clare, Mary Victor, and Marian church each week. Parishioners Biller, Emil Cimeno.^orm Pennington, Bill Mulloney, and Bob the year to guide the work of the Gerard are remaining at Holy desiring to donate flowers are re D)stel.— (Photo by Warner) ■AY DSYEI — GESI6E ASTLEI P a r e n t-Teachers’ Association Family Convent to plan next quested to bring them to the during the next school year. She year’s classes and schedule. south sacristy on Saturday of will be assisted by Mrs. C. Teaching big business in the each week. Shields, vice president; Mrs. Fred history department at Loretto Baptized were 'William Ran Plans for Picnic Burdorf, secretary^ and Mrs. D. Heights College is Sister Teresa dolph Chapman, son of Mr. and Cqrlino, who was re-elected Augusta. Also on the Heights Mrs. Leroy L. Chapman, with MOXAGHAX treasurer. faculty are Sister Charlesanna, James H. and Laura Lewis as sponsors; and Barbara Ann At Wheatridge Prussak, daughter of Mr. and H OPTICIANS Mrs. Bernard F. Prussak, with Norman Klepacki and Rosalie Fixtures, Extra Qlass Calvert as sponsors. Are Prom ising Complete Optical Service Wheatridge.— (Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish)—Plans Tor the AComa 2-6433 Torchier Bowls, HNS Communion n n i l l popular* persons at St. annual parish picnic are rolling rcflcCT UQII* .Anne’s Town and Country Fair in Arvada along at a pace which promises 335-14th Street Lamps and Shades At St. Catherine's Friday, Saturday, and SuTiday, July 9-11, will be Annette, the doll. to make this the best gathering The little girl in the picture above, Theresa^Gimeno, like gvery other since the first one, held by the (St. Catherine’* Parith, Denver) then new parish to introduce all Bring Your Lamp to be Fitted little girl, has been dreaming all her life tibout owning someone like its families, took place on the The Holy Name Society mem Annette. Remodeled or Repaired bers ynll receive Communion in $ grounds of Regis College. the 7:30 o’clock Mass Sunday, Annette has 28 complete changes of costume, enough for any This year’s affair will be at THE ONLY COAST TO COAST CARRIER! July 11. Our Lady of the Rockies Sum season, climate, or occasion. She has clothes ranging from squaw THE 'The following infants were bap dresses to ballroom dresses, moccasins, and there are even delicately mer Camp, near Evergreen, on WASINGER'S ELECTRIC STORE tized: Karen Sue, daughter of Sunday, July 18. Signs will be Mr. and Mrs. Mike Philip, with sewn “unmentionables.” Annette brings with her a diminutive ward placed at strategic points along ^‘Pioneer** Sales, Repairs, Service and Wiring Materials Russel and Angelina Duramdo as robe and hangers for all her garments.— (Photo by Warner) the road to guide those un of sponsors; Teresa Marie, daughter .+ 4* - r + + familiar with the route. More Wiring, Repairing and Remodeling of Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn, with definite details will be an transcontinental James Brennan and Margaret • At St. Anne's Shrine nounced in next week’s Reguter. I* freight in Your Home Glenn as sponsors; Pamela Rose, Infants baptized July 4: Mary transportation daughter of Mr. tmd Mrs. Tony Hastings, daughter of Mr and 3136 West 38th Ave. CLendale 5-8946 Capra, with Thomas and Mary Mrs. Edward Joseph Wolf, with DENVER-CHICAGO TRUCKING CO., INC Guillar as sponsors; Katherine, Fair to Feature Ford V-8; Keith Koehler and Mary Schoep- Store Hours — June - July - August daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter flin as sponsors; Richard Kevir, 2501 Blaka Denver KE. 4-7261 Mon. through Thur., 8 A.M. - 7 P.M. — Fri., 8 A.M. Hitler, with Adam Kary and son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Er • 9 P.M; Katherine Hartman as sponsors; Close at Noon Saturday Variety of Concessions win, with Wilbur Erwin and Opal Judith Ann, daughter of Mr. and Marie Nelson as godparents; Mrs. George Price, with Bernard Kenneth Charles Reed, III, son WE GIVE PIONEER STAMPS and Veronica Musenbrock as Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Anne) prize award at the parcel post sponsors; Teny Allen, son of Mr. —St. Anne’s first Town and booth of which Mrs. Joe Murray, of ML and Mrs. Kenneth Charles and Mrs. James Lynch, with Country Fair will be held Friday, Jr., is chairman. Reed, Jr., with Robert and Helen CROSIEY Stewart and Louis Edson as Saturday, and Sunday, July 9,10, Variety of Booth* Reed as sponsors, and Cynthia sponsors; and Debra Marie, and 11, on the church grounds. Lee Hirsch, daughter of Mr. and Booths have been constructed Mrs. Robert W. Hirsch, with An daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Annette, the doH with a com and are in place on the grounds Urban, with Robert Cessar and plete wardrobe of more than 25 thony and Fannie Esposito as ready for use. A wide variety qf sponsors. Shirley Welte as sponsors. outfits, wMl be featured as the booths and concessions will Ik in Bride's Uncle SUKR-U operation to assure fun for all members of the family. Witnesses Marriage Welby Altar Unit Serves The grand prize award, .the The bride’s uncle, the Rt. Rev. Ford V-8 Customline equipped Monsignor Lawrence Christ of with ovefdrive, will be given the Lincoln, Neb., Diocese, of away the final evening of the ficiated at the wedding ceremony Democratic Party Dinner fair. and Nuptial Mass uniting Miss The filled hope chest is an Maureen Daugherty and Joseph Welby.— (.Assumption Parish) Helen Ferrero, Helen Wall, added attraction at the sewing Thibault, Jr., July 3. —Saturday, June 26, Jn the par Pete Puhl, Jen Fortunate, Ann booth where many and varied The bridal gown was white ish gym, the Altar Society Labriolla, Irene Rossi, Marg handmade articles will be avail-* lace over satin, f^hioned with a It's VACATION TIMEII earned $130 by preparing and Rossi, Isa Weibel, Rose Puhl, able for purchase. Mrs. Leon sweetheart neckline, fitted bod serving a chicken dinner to 163 Lucy Domenico, Carm Domen Jones is the sewing booth chair ice and lace peplum over a full Haven’t got the cash to take a vacation? Then Democratic Party workers and ico, Mary Domenico, Min Domen man. length skirt. With it the bride candidates from all over Colo ico, Clara Adduce!, Dot Wall, Mrs. Roxy Mapley, chairman you should see the friendly loan officer at rado, including Mayor Quigg wore a fingertip veil of tulle. Cathy DePinto, Laura Guiliano, of the roast beef dinner, reports Mrs. Barbara Rutt, sister of North Denver Bank. He can probably'arrange Newton, John CeutoU, John Hazel Croteau, Nel Fortunate, •that a full course meal will be Metzger, George Rock, and Grace Fortunate, Flo Miller, and the bridegroom, was matron of served on Sunday^ July 11, in the honor; Misses Trillis Daugherty a personal, low cost bank loan to cover vaca many other prominent civic Theresa Ciancio were among parish hall from^ 2 to 7 p.m. leaders. those who prepared the dinner. and Carola Johnson acted tis tion expenses, which you can repay in small Tickets for the dinner are $1 for bridesmaids, and Debby Lou Rutt Church cleaners for this month adults and 50 cents for children was flower girl. monthly payments. Fast, confidential service Altar Society Bazaar are Irene Rossi, Marge Ferrero, under 12. Three rock crystal ro • Takii up l*u spcK* * tight *nough to carry on all loans at the friendly North Denver Isa Weibel, Rose Puhl, and Lo saries with sterling silver parts The bridegroom’s attendants • j^ *w Sup*r-V*rtical ClrcuU * Tub*-lifs Ext*nd*r Shower at Mt. Carmel retta Pustek. will be given at the dinner. included his brother, Roger, and • Front b all icrMn * Choic* of 3 finiih** Bank. The WYRA’s dancing pro Mrs. Mary Stefanich announces two brothers of the bride. Mrs.. gram has beeh changed from that the prize award at the gro John Springer was organist. Parish to Be July 13 Thursday to Tuesday, and the cery booth will be a 100-pound A luncheon was served after NOW AVAILABLE! Yottt FrUHilty N«tpKb«rKe«iT Sank swimming days are the same: sack of sugar. the ceremony in the home of the (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariih, bridegroom’s parents, with a re Denrar) Every Monday and Thursday, A heifer cajf is the special same time, same place, for the prize offered at the ham and ception following at 741 Corona The Altar and Rotary So bus transportation. bacon booth of which John Rivera Street. CROSLEY SUPER ciety will hold it* annual bRTH Dedver Bark Rose Rende and Loretta Tolvo is chairman. The bride is a daughter of Mr. tLUS bazaar ihower Tueiday, July A giant panda and clown, the it 13, in the high ichool cajateria made and donated to the church and Mrs. Thomas Dougherty of the beautiful satin coverings for special award of the fish pond Burchard^ Neb. MOST COMPACT 21” SET ever designed . . . up to 23% W. 38»h at Julian St. • Glendale 5-4701 at 7:30 p.m. St. Juliana’i concession, will be the delight of Study Club will furniih re- the sanctuary kneelers which Miss Rosemary Scheuering, less cabinet space . . . many inches shorter in overall depth, DRIVE-IN WINDOW OPEN 'Til 4 P.M. • FREE PARKING were used for the first time at the little bov or girl i^ o wins daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred freihmenti. The proceed* of them. Mrs. delen Reed is chair due to brand-new 90-degree deflection piqture tube. It the ihower will go to St. Juli a wedding June 27. Scheuering of 3990 Otis, will at FINEST PICTURES, thanks to its Aluminized Picture tuba 1 man of the fish pond and has tend Holy Family High School on ana’* bazaar booth. Annual Baxaar ^ many deiightful articles to bite . . . up to 40% brighter . . . clearer, more life-like pictures. Retreat Date Plans u e also bein^ made now on the fishing pole. a scholarahip awarded her by St. UHF Reception cad be provided by simple, low-cost strip for the Annual parah bazaar, Frank Distel’s candy booth will Mary Magdalene’s School. insertion, FURNACES INSTALLED The Our Lady of Mt, Car Mr. and Mrs. George Gleason Iti NEW HOMES — EXISTING HOMES mel three-day retraat at El which this year will take place feature two complete fishing out on the evening of Oct. 28, 29, fits as the special award. and family are spending their |dl Pomar will be held Aug, 20, 30, and 31. Mcation at Conifer. Their daugh Idl 21, and 22. Reiervation* may Mrs. Jennie Spano is chairman \hu can see it on e CROSLEY ]di be obtained by calling Eva Parish women willing to do of the refreshment booth on the ter, Nancy, celebrated her first oCec, TbunnWiL nate their Pioneer trading birthday on July 4. ibi 12 \%tn With Air Flow Bm Uii i Co. Giambrocco at GL, 5-6403. grounds and will feature cheese stamps to the church are asked pizza pie on Friday evening, meat Sacristy workers for Saturday, BAKER APPLIANCE STORE to bring them to the rectory and M Professional Heating Contractor balls in tomato sauce on Saturday July 10, will be Catherine Prose, help get some prizes for the Dorice Lepore, and Catherine YOUR WESTWOOD CROSLEY DEALER d( YOUR NORTH SIDE SHEET METAL SHOP,^ evening, with the Sunday evening bazaEir. special to be roast b ^ f sand Cordery. • 3600 Morrison Rd. WE 4-7353 Jj GulUr Work — Exhonit F«oi — Flu* Linar* FRED LUCCI I The Altar Society's recent wiches. J« Cm Fir*d Incinerator* th games party cleared $176, thanks Thera will ba carnival rides In St 2828 W. 44th Ave. GE. 3-4365 Custom Upholstery to the following officers: Presi cluding a giant Ferria wheel and T) MimiMr St. F ra a d i do 8*1m ’ F*rl*h dent, Helen Ferrero; vice presi many other fun making attrac tions. and New Furniture dent, Antonette Rossi; treasurer. DR. THOMAS CARDAMAN b< Fiowtri for Alton Needed K Made to Order Hazel Croteau; and secretary, A Dolores Molinaro; th6 cake do A request for garden flowers OPT.OMETRIST Beautiful Samples to Show nators were Rose De Luzio, for the altars during the summer E ST. MARY MAGDALENE PARISH Hazel Croteau, Isabel Weibel, |t h Day or Evening Calli months is being made by the altar » Dolores Molinaro, Sue Ciancio, chairman, Mrs. Roxy Mapley. be and Theresa Di Benedetto; the at 4410 Elm Ct. GL. 5-1222 Anyone having flowers they are special prize donators were willing to donate are asked to ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HtS Vf Laura Giuliano, Jim Currie of M call Mra. Mapley at HA. 4-1081 the Watkins Co., Helen Ferrero, or Mrs. Pat (Joodwin, HA. 4-5827 Theresa Mazzotti, and Charlie and the flowers will be picked up. NEW OFFICE AT ASSOCIATED CLEANERS ST. DOMINICS Barone; the pizza makers were Jen Fortunate, Antoinette La There will be no weekday Mass briola, Theresa Ciancio, Car next week Tueiday through Fri BEHER CLEANING COSTS NO MORE mella Domenico, and Mary La day, since Father Bernard Kelly HAVEN PHARMACY briola; the ice donator, Antoni will be attending the annual 3702 TEJON ST. Walt Badger Says: We are anxious ette Rossi; and the men helpers c le r^ retreat at St. Thomas’ to serve the families of this parish Preicription Gosper Ferrero, Frank Giuliano Seminary. SpecialitU and Mike Fiore. The Altar So Altar workers for the week of eOMPLETE EYE EXAMINATION 2519 Sheridan BE. 3-4953 ciety contributed $22 to enable July 10-17 are Mmes. Walter 29th St Irving GL S-8191 the parish to meet an interest Moranville, Agnes Mikes, Philip payment on tjie 4ebt. Stefaoicbi and 6> A< Hock. . Ttiurtdo^r, July 8, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Almost Everyone Is Going to the 31st annual outdoor bazaar SPONSORED BY THE DOMINICAN SISTERS OF THE SICK POOR GIGANTIC ON LOYOLA CHURCH GROUNDS t JULY NIGHTS % 5 15,16,17,& 18th OF F F N E.230BAVE.&Y0RK :Jr.- • " r ' ¥ ' A' These Pictures vividly show the Sisters in their Every Day Work of Ministering to the Sick Poor Regardless of Race, Color or Creed. Their only source of income to carry on this wonderful work comes from this Annual Bazaar "75 SERIES" 4-DR. SEDAN GRAIVD AWARD 54-CADILLAC DE LUXE EQUIPPED NOW ON DISPLAY — OTHER PRIZES ARE— E. 23RD & YORK 1954 MODEL .19.6 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER — HOPE CHEST OF BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES LOADS OF FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY EXCITEMENT RIDES GAMES M DOLL AND CANDY BOOTH ELECTRIC TRAIN COMPLETE HAM & BACON BOOTHS $350.00 AWARD OF MEAT, WINNER^S CHOICE / FISHING TACKLE BOOTH FERRIS WHEEL TWIRLER & KIDDIES ROLLER COASTER AND MANY, MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS HAT STYLING BY LEON ($50.00 HAT AWARD) F. J. KIRCHHOF CONSTRUaiON CO. SLATTERY & COMPANY (. BUILDERS PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS 700 LAWRENCE ST. DENVER 1726 MARKET ST. MAIN 3-7127 or 3-7128 ------% In Appreciation of the Great Hninaiiltarian Service North Denver Transfer CADILLAC-"STANDARD OF THE WORLD" Done by the Angels of Mercy to the Sick and the Poor * —- the Dominican Sisters.—A FRIEXD. * & Rickenbaugh Cadillac Co. t I Storage Company, Inc. Mountain States Distributor * ARTCRAFT May the Good Lord KIMBULIAN’S < » SIGN COMPANY 31es8 and Help You in Rug Cleaning” I ( SIGN Your Wonderful 1 r 2630 E. 3rd Ave. 2030 BLAKE ST., DENVER CONTRACTORS Work to Mankind 777 BROADWAY...... DENVER * ii EA. 2-8361 TA . 5-6627 —A Friend PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4-4205 Thursday, July 8, 1954 Choreographer IF Second Starlight Dance You Can't Afford to You Need Money Eat At Home! see or coll When you con get such delicious, well cooked food at the Golden Lontern Restaurant— and CITIZEINS at such reasonable prices, too! When everyone of every age loves that Golden LOAX CO. Lantern Restaurant fo^ so well. All types of Loons Mode When it's such a treat to "Mother" not to hove to cook these worrg, summer evenings. 1538 California Su When it's so cool, quiet and pleasant at the Golden Lantern Restouront. M A. 3-4959 Bill Jacoby (above) is Try it— soon! choreographer and mana ger of the Jacoby Dancers, who will entertain the audience at the The Bnne Ueted here deeerve to N« Liquor be remembered when you ore die- Christ the King Parish, Ever Parking Nexl Door tributing your patronage to the green, second annual summer different Unee of bueinese. “Stariight” dance. V k e G olden y La n te rn BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH a group of young, talented musicians who green by the Lake ballroom Saturday, July 10, are shoiVn above. The Moonlighters, will provide easy-to-dance-to rhythms at The affair is sponsored by the Christ the King Parish, Evergreen. 1 65 4.1204 Falroniae These Friendly Firms I the second annual summerlun "Starlight” dance to be held in the Ever- Z Broadway . IVear 13th Ave, + + + Open Daily 11:30,A.M. T il 8:00 P.M. Fairfox Hordware The firms listed here deserve to be remembered I t Second Annual (Colftx Fiirfax) HARDWARE, GEA8S. PAINTS when you are distributing HOUSEHOLD ITEMS your patronage in the dif FR. 7-2725 5022 E. Colfax Parish Dance in H. L. Rinehart, Prop. ferent lines of business. Evergreen Set CRANE LINE COLORADO BaULEVARD DRUG Evergreen.— (Church of Christ the King)—Built around JOE R. SCHMITZ. Prop. a basic theme, the second an BASMOR fnYOURHOHE (Member Bleeeed Sicrtraeot Parish' nual summer Starlight Dance, BOILERS sponsored by the Altar and Prescriptions Rosary Society, will be held Accurately Filled Saturday, July 10, in the Ever Fountain Service green by the Lake ballroom. The attendance and favor Liquor Department able comments of last year Specialising in Quality created added enthusiasm Plumbing and Heating FrM DaliTCTT Eaat Donrar & Aurora among the women to make this Repairs EA. 2-3533 EA. 2-9997 EA. 2-9998 one of the most popular an East Colfax Sc Colorado Bird. nual parish and community summertime occasions. SLATTERY To those who missed the Christ the King summer Star light Dance debut, a hearty & COMPANY welcome is extended to join in ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL the 1964 festivities, and to the Plumbing and Heating Contractors many who attended the first 1726 Market StrMt Phona MAin 3-7127 or 3-7128 SHOPPING CENTER gala event the dance commit tee assures this second one to JOHN J. CONNOR. Preaident ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vita Praaidaet be even more pleasing. Music by 'Moonlighters' PEYTON’S Amid a starlight atmos phere, dancing will begin at 9 FINE LIOUORS LAUND - UR - OWN S hr. Shirt aorric. (Finiihcd) o’clock with delightful music Beer - Wine • Beveragea by the Moonlighters. Jon 1314 E. 17th Are. AL. 5-3025 Wiegardt and Bob Howard, Free Delivery 1306 E. 17th Ava. cofounders and leaders of the KE. 4-8(S< Open Sundays 9-12 group of young, talented mu Revue at the second annual summer Starlight Harry Peyton, Prop. are shown as they sicians, have developed a The Jacoby Dancers appear in their ren Dance sponsored by the Altar and Rosary Society V )StO H smooth-sounding Glenn Miller- dition of a “Roaring ’20s” dance routine. The of the Church of Christ the King, Evergreen. style orchestra which has a dancers will present this number in the Starlight fine reputation around Den DORIS ver and nearby towps. A Ifative of St. Joseph's Parish HOME DRUG CO. . praiseworthy article about this Variety Shoppe pace-setting team of musicians One Mass Daily Ready-lo-Wear ■ Motions • Gifts A Drug Store Complete recently appeared in the Em Sr. Baptista Will Assist pire section of the Denver 17(3 Humboldt AL. (-7791 1775 Humboldt MA. 3-8060 Graca Archuleta. Prop. Post. 'Starlight' Revue Next Week at To Be Vibrantly Alive Mercy Nuns' Provincial PHOTO fitk Up an8 Oelivary Phaie OU. 8*0503 In addition to the Moon 17th AVE. RADIO lighters’ easy-to-dance-to (St. Joaeph’a Radamptoriat Pariah, Denver) Mother of God ENTERPRISE rhythms, an entertaining Star It is with deep regret that the parish loses the serv Commercial Photography & TELEVISION light Revue will be presented. ices and ability of one of its native daughters, Sister M. (Mother of God Parish, Denver) Church Weddingx With great deftness and grace, ‘ Parochial School Specialiata SALES ft REPAIR Baptista, who has been principal and superior of St. There will be only one daily We Repair Any HouMboid Appliance the Jacoby Dancers, a fine, Mass next week because of the 24-HOUR SERVICE . TONT BOMABnO. Owner , upstanding group of entertain Joseph’s Grade School for the past year. UaS E. 18th Atc. AC.* 2-J883 1600 Eeit 17th A»i. Dinvir 18. Cele. priests’ retreat. This Mass will ers, will ^ around to gladden She was given the title and responsibility of Assistant be at 8 and Holy Communion the eye. will be distributed each day at Bill Jacoby, manager of the 6:45. 18th Ave. Ufotor Service dancers, previously appeared Mother Moiirit. o( Botho.da,!'" , , The Rev. Paul Reed, pastor, as an entertainer and is well- Md. The appointment is for three Mother Baptista takes the place announces that he . and the Rev. ^ ' Complete One-Stop Service Station known in the theatrical world. years and she left Denver July of Mother M. Alphonsus, who has Walter Huber, S.M.B., will bring We Repair All Makes of Cars His career as a dancer and 2 for her new post in Omaha, held the post for three years. Communion weekly to those in vocalist includes appearances Neb., which is the headquarters She also is a native of this par the parish who, because of ill in the top theaters, hotels, and of this province. ish, with St. Joseph’s as her Alma ness or other infirmities, are un 1800 Franklin St. - DU. 8*3619 clubs throughout the United This province, under Mother Mater and before entering the able to attend Mass. He asks States and Canada with person religious life was known as Callie that these people call the rec alities such as . Skinny Enni^ M. Beatrice, Provincial, is one of Shine. She is a sister of Mrs. tory, RA. 2-8782. MA. 3-3268 3-3269 Jack Fina, Henry Busse, Eddie nine in the United States and Helen McCloskey, who lives at 77 Stanford-McCann “Once Th^n Alway$** Oliver, and Frankie Carle. As comprises the states of Missouri, S. Sherman Street. a result of his outstanding Nebraska, Colorado, New Mexico, No successor has been ap Nuptials Held CAPITAL - MIJNSOIV ability as a choreographer, the North Dakota, Oregon, Califor pointed to Sister M. Baptista at On Monday morning, July 5, dance. Ballet Kay, which he nia, Iowa, and Idaho. 'The mem SL Joseph’s and will not be until Lenord D. Stanford, son of Mr. • Cool! Clean! Comfortable! That’s Texas Zephyr travel. CLEAxNERS has originated and presented bers of this province number the regular appointments are and Mrs. George W. Stanford, Sample coach fares from Denver: To Ft. Worth, $30.04; Te Datlloi, 1320 E. 17lh Ave. . Denver, Colo. has been seen by many TV about 800 and it has the largest made on Aug. 15. and Marian T. McCann, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John fe - $30.89; Te Hoeiten. $37.14 (plus tax). For extra savings, inquire viewers on the Milton Berle, territory of the order. In all the about Burlington’s Family Fare Plan. Ed Sullivan, and Comedy Hour Mercy Sisters’ community has Coming Home Cann, were married in Mother of shows-. between 9,000 and 10,000 mem- Father Charlei Buckley, pas (lod Church, Father Huber of • Enjoy smooth, effortless speed. Choose deep-cushioned tor, has received a letter from ficiated in the ceremony and of Desiring to locate perma * reclining coach seat.. .Pullman berth or private room. Dis nently, Bill Jacoby has turned Father Milton Girse, C.SS.R., fered the Nuptial Mass. Wit tinctive dining car service. ST. JAMES' PARISH his theatrical abilities to de who is a chaplain in the service nesses were Thomas and Marlene Please Palronise These Friendly Firms veloping talent for the profes of his country, that he will be McCann. • Next trip...every trip...ride the Texas Zephyr. sional field. He has recently discharged about July 15 and Mmeg. 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Well known In Prospector, a repjica of the not realizing that hea'daches and a let-down in physical Street. Boeanr will be recited Thuri- flnancial circles, bo was a representa famed Denver & Rio Grande da'y. July 8. in the Horan U ortnary at tive for the Hoover Company of Ohio train. The new train, complete health are often trouble to eye strain 8 p.m. Requiem Ma»s will be celebrated for many years. Mr. liushal^n was a N< in St. Elicabeth’s Church Friday, July member of St. Mary Magdalene's Par with steam engine and six cars, i 9, at 10 o'clock. Members of the Third ish for 18 years. was built during the winter sea Order of St. Prancis are requeeted to Surviving are his wife. Angelic Early Mushaben: two sisters, Mrs. Freda son at the Lakeside shops. Br attend. Interment Ml. Olivet. Horan The new train completes the Wi SW IGERT BROS. Mortuary. Neidling of Cincinnati and Sister Mary JOHN PHILIP RICE, 78, 2412 Josephine of the Sisters of St. Francis, Lakeside railroad line, which in Sp Bryant. Huibaiyl of Mary T. Rice: SL Joseph's Convent, Colorado Springr; cludes also a Prospector made in Ic .1530 California O p t o n t e t v l s t S KEruone 4-7651 father of Elizabeth Thelma Donnelly, and a brother, John Mushaben of Cin cinnati. 1953. by two men, and the na Milwaukee, Wis.: Margaret, Irma Kelly, Good Service Edith Marie Roberta, and Edward T. Boulevard Mortuary. famed replica of the California ItK Belter Vi$inn Rice of Denver: and aurvived alio by THOMAS Me SPINDLE Zephyr, a stainless-steel train, I for Every Age At Right Price* .'even grandchildren and four greaf- Requiem High Mass was celebrated grandcbildren. The Roaary will be re for Themas M. Spindle, 6|, in St. Cath completed three years ago. Ct cited Thuraday, July 8. at 8:80 p.m. erine's Church July 7. Mr Spindte died ab GLASSES INDIVIDUALLT STYLED in the Boulevard Mortuary. Requiem July 4 in St. Joseph's Hospital after we High Maaa will be celebrated Friday, a long illness. July 8, in St. Dominic's Church at B He was bom SepL 2€« 1887, in “Denvers Finest Sinci 1923" b u o'clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. He was a Scurry, Tex., and came to Denver in hii member of the Order of Railway Con 1812. Employed by the Colorado and ductors. Boulevard Mortuary. Southern Railwsy since his coming to ra Denver, he was a trainmaster from FRED JOHN OTTERPOHL, 79. Hua- u lt Mother Cabrini Shrine 1847 until three m onths ago, when hw band of Anna Otterpohl. 1088 Chero retired because of ill health. kee: father of Edward F. Otterpohl, Formerly a resident of 2741- Uma Ride the Busses Sunday, July 11 Lakewood: uncle .of James Hollbrook. HANNECK ra' tilla Street, he was living a t 4541 to the Denver; and survived also by one Ijowell Boulevard at the time of his granddaughter. Requiem Maaa was death. CLEANERS & th< D e d ic a tio n celebrated July 6 in St. Joseph's Mr. Spindle is survived by his wife, tht Church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Capitol Cora; a son. Chief Petty Officer Thomas of the M ortuary. M. Spindle, Jr., of San Diego, Calif.: bo CATHERINE URBAN, 70. 1612aE. a ste^augbter, Mrs. Alice G. Burgeson SHIRT LAUNDRY of Sacred H eart Statue 27th Avenue. Wife of Martin Urban: of Denver; five sistere, Mrs. Prank T. of mother of John, Theodore, Jerome, Waters and Mrs. Albert J. Mainett of Busses Leave Bus Depot, 17th and Glenarm William, and Isadore Urban, Mrs. Rose Denver, Mrs. A. H. Ellis of Stockton. thi Riedel, Mrs. Mary Stegman, and Mrs. Calif.; Mrs. A. J. Riley of Snyder, We Call for an at 1:20 and 1:30 P.M. Albine Steib. all of Denver,; Mrs. Katie Tex.; and Mrs. Ernest Saxby of Iron- ph Round Trip — 11.25. p lu U i Segar. Casper, Wyo.: Mrs. Genevieve springs, Aris.; five brothers. Arch H. and Deliver Ingham, Salt Lake City: Mrt. Irene of Denver^ Berthelot S. of Windsor; The Colorado Appliance in Gel your ticket early fo you will have a »eat. Bail, Casper, Wyo.: and Mrs. Dorothy David £. of Phoenix, Aris.; James L. ve Baiiard, Chicago. 111.; and sister of Mrs. of Kansas City, Mo.; and Malcolm E. Company was incorporated Thank You, in Honor of Mother Cahrini Barbara Stegman, Dodge City. Kens. Spindle of Wbitehouse, Fla.; and two in 1945, headed by Warren Approved Requiem Mass was celebrated in An grandchildren. ^ Bragdon. The company has con cei nunciation Church July 7. Interment Olinger Mortuary. SANITONF wh Mt. Olivet. Capitol M ortuary. MRS. MARY SAVAGE tinued to grow and expand since ter JOSEPH H. BROCKMAN of Cali Requiem High Mass was celebrated that time and is rated as one of Service fornia. Father of Aubrey f . Brockman July 7 for Mrs. Mary J. Savage. 68, the most reliable dealerships in dis JERRY BREEIM and Mrs. Maxine Garrity. Rosary will of 1274 Ogden Street, in the Cathedral. a I be recited Thursday, July 8, in the Day Mrs. Savage died July 6. Burial was Colorado. Florist Mortuary at 8:15 p.m. Requiem Mass in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Colorado Appliance Company, Main Office and Plant olii will hg celebrated Friday. July 9. in St. She is survived by one son, John Domimc'e Church at 10 o'clock. Inter F.. of 375 Perry Street. 1438 S. Broadway, and Bragdons, 606 E. 6th Ava. PE. 3-4666 1004 l.Sth St. ment Mt. Olivet. Day Mortuary. tbi Olinger Mortuary. Inc., 7540 E. Colfax, also a part WILLIAM B. WITHROW of Denver. ALBERT M. BELL of the company, maintains twO’ arl M.4in 3-2279 . Brother of Ella Lahman of Hawarden. Requiem Mast was celebrated for BRANCHES la., . and Mra. Frances Critchfield of n ic Albert M. Bell. 88, of 211 S. Cherry service departments t4) service Ogden, Utah. He it survived alao by Street, in St. Vincent de Paul's Church merchandise sold by their stores. 127 S. Broadway - RA. 2-7011 An several nieces and nephews. Requiem July 6* Burial was in ML Olivet Ceme High Mass is being celebrated in the The company handles only the do illonum enlN tery. 1213 E. 13th Ave. sty Cathedral Thursday. July 8. at 9 Mr. Bell died July 2. Bom June 1. best lines of appliances such as We haTe erected many beau o'clock. He was a member of the John 1865, in Sukvilie, Wis., he was in the frc S. Stewart Post No. 1, VFW, and construction business in Wisconsin and Frigidaire, Maytag,-0’Keefe Mer CH. 4-57l'6 ria ttful monument# in M'.. MOC Silver Pup Tent No. 1. Olinger Minnesota. He worked in North and ritt, Tappan, RCA, Zenith, and Olivet Cemetery. Jacques Brothers Mortuary. South Dakota also before moving to sw EVA M. HARVEY, 66. 8168 W. 40th other brands that lead in quality. Monuments of Distinction Casper, Wyo., 32 jrears ago. He had Grad of St. Anthony's in Sterling Is Drowned Avenue. Wife of Lewis Harvey: mother lived in Denver for the fast four years. The present stockholders and Complete Pick Up A. T. THOMSON Since 190S in One Location of Clifford C. Harvey, Denver, and Glen His wife, Anna, died Jan. 31. L. Harvey. Salt Lake City. UUh; and officers, Warren B. Bragdon, Mark Quinn, a 1953 grad The youth had completed a 600 Sherman St. T iV jj0 1 8 _ g. 6lh Ave. AL. S-2019 Surviving him art five sons, Dao^. president; Chester W, Cooper, survived also by six grandchildren. Re of Denver, Albert F. of Riverton, Wyd.; uate of St. Anthony’s High year at Northeastern Junior and Delivery. Pi quiem Mass is being celebrated Thura C. A. of St. Paul, Minn.; R. J. of Louis L. Custer, and W. Roy School, Starling, was drowned day. July 8, in St. Catherine's Church Dallas, Tex.; and George A. of Phoenix, Hervey, are all active in the College in Sterling, where he E( at 9 o'clock. Ariz.: four grandchildren, and seven in the North Sterling Reser Service M: CHARLES J. MALLY, 82. of 846 great-grandchildren. two stores. voir July 4. The youth was 19. starred in basketball and foot Galapago. Father of Mrs. Agnes M. Ci MRS. SARAH YOUNG Thet« two itorei, too, hxvo ball. Wood and Gerard and Frank Mally. Rosary will be recited for Mrs. Sarah Quinn wa, a ttar of Coach As JOIN Alao surviving are 12 grandchildren Young in the Cammel Mortuary. 2202 ju(t started advorti,ing on a Bill Bennett’s .Wildcat bai- D« and 14 great-grandchildren. He was a Ogden Street, Thursday, July 8. at 8 contract and will therefore be katbal! team at St. Anthony's. Li member of the Knights of Columbus. p.m. Requiem High Mass will be cele The many persons who prepare in Requiem High Maas was celebrated brated Friday. July 9, in Loyols featured in the "Denver Cath Rescuo a f f o r t •, organized July 7 in St Joseph's Church. Inter LAUNDRY & CLEANING Li Church at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Young, who olic Register's" merchandising within minutes of the time A i advance with our ment Mt Olivet was 87, died In her home, 2414 fawn plan gradually haing inaugu hii disappearance was noted Top Quality Work — 1 Day Service, If Desired ing StreeL July 6. rated. e 1 A Denver resident for 44 years, she by friends, proved futile. FUNERAL SAVINGS PLAN FRANKLIN J. MUSHABEN was bom in Farmington, Tenn., Feb. Pickup & Delivery Service Green Stamps Frenklln J. Muthaben. retired owner 28, 1867, the daughter of Bradshaw SCHEDULE OF PREPAID SERVICES of the Early Coffee Company, died July and Pernina Ewing. She married Ed 2 In hia home. 2801 Wadsworth Ave ward Jones SepL 9, 1888. Mr. Jones CLEANERS CRYSTAL LAUNDERERS $350. Buys up to a $400. Service nue. He waa.70. Requiem High Maes died Dec. 8, 1924. A fter moving to 2 New Pastors Installed $400. Buys up to a $480. Service was celebrated July 8 in. S t Mary Denver, she m arri^ Chariea Young. Only ClemDing-LaondrY Plant in E u t DniTtr Magdalene's Church, and Interment wae For more than 26 years Mrs. Young 5705 E. Colfax (near Ivy) DE. 3-7565 Ask About Persons who are on old Ask AbcM in Mt Olivet Cemetery. was employed as a maid for the Denver age pension may prepay a He was born in Cincinnati, 0„ March Dry Goods Company and was well ALSO ONEIDA CLEANERS, I4SI Oneida — DU. 1-9666 \ Our Other Funeral 6. 1884. and was a Denver resident known by many of the store’s cus In East Denver Parishes Funeral funeral, buy a grave and Jnqvrnnre tomers. She retired several years ago. Si still be allowed, under the insurance She was a member of Loyola Parish. Aurora.—,(St. Pius Tenth’s Parish)—The Rt. Rev. Nun, 15-Year Resident Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Plans law, to have $750 in cash. rlan Bertha Porter, with whom Mrs. Young Monsijmor Gregory Smith, V.G., paid a visit to St. $1 made her home: a brother, Lewie Ewing $2 At St. Rose, Di§s in of Nashville, Tenn.; a niece, Vera Therese’s Church, Aurora, July 1 to receive the profession nAVJMORTUARY PHONE Ahannon of Denver: and a nephew, of faith and formally to install two new pastors, Fathers Cl Virgil Ewing of Nashville. F( 2406 FEDERAL GL. 5-5709 St. Anthony's, St. Louis FRANK DUAC / John Regan of St. Therese’s and Father Francis Frank Duac, a resident of the Den Syrianey of the new SL Pius ver area for 21 years, died June 80 and are begin distributed to Sister Borromeo, a member of in Mercy Hospital after a short illnees. Tenth Pariah. He was 58. Monsignor Smitluspoke briefly parishionersc. Those who may not C a U A n n ia the Franciscan Sisters, Daugh Mr. Duac was bom May 4, 1896, In to the parishioners who were be contacted are asked to obtain ters of the Sacred Heart of Berlin, Wis. A building contractor, a packet of envelopes at S t nmimniiimmiimniiiiinii Jesus and Mary, died July 5 in he lived at 2905 W. Cornell Avenut. present. Englewood. While the new parish is mak Theresa’s this Sunday, and to 6 6 St. Anthony’s Hospital, S t Louis, He was a member of All S^nta* Par use these special envelopes reg 1 /k Mo. Sister was formerly sta ish. the Holy Name Society, and the ing arrangements for its own w i Why Pay More?” College View Volunteer Fire Depart- place of worship. Father Regran ularly, wherever they attend tioned at SL Rose Residence, Mass. The envelopes will be saved W I (Trademark) Denver, for approximately 15 menL has kindly offered the facilities di = Requienrt High Maas‘was celebrated of St. Therese’s to the new par by neighboring pastors and re years. July S in Sl Francis de Sales* Church, turned to the parish. oi 1 Bom July 24, 1886, In Kan and burial was in ML Olivet. ish and its pastor, who is resid se Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores Surviving are his wife, Magdalen; ing in St. Thcrese*s Rectory. Fa St. Thareie’i and S't. Piui s bis mother, Mrs. Mary Kereeke of ai M sas, she was educated there. She ther Regan is arranging a sep X’l Pariihea ara joining to came to Denver at the age of 18. Ripon, Wis.; two brothers, Harold Duac Santa Fe^ Colorado Owned Stores of Ripon, Wis., and Anton Duac of arate phone for the guest pastor. sponsor a summer Catholic In A few years later she joined the Long Beach, C^if.; and two sisters, Contribution envelopes for the formation Series from July in i 16th & Glenarm Franciscan Sisters. Besides her Mrs. Josephine Lee of Chicago and 20 to Sept. 9. Information R< § Mrs. Helen Janson of Oak Forest, III. new parish have been prepared £ Englawood 800 Santa Fa Dr. stay in Denver, Sister was sta talks on the principal doctrines ^ Wa Jl g 30 South Broadway 15th and California tioned also in Chicago and St. of tha Catholic faith will ha 3933 W. Colfax 17th and Tremont Anthony’s in St. Ixmis. held Tuesday and Thursday She is survived by a brother evenings at 8 o’clock in St. The Chief Streamliner ---- E Curtis & 15th St, and sister, Agnes and Thomas 'Hub City' Swamps Motor Theresa’s Parish Hall, 13th and Kempter *of Denver. ____ Kingston. Parishioners are en daily from Denver couraged to invite their non- Missioners' Question Box Catholic relatives and friends Lv. Dsnver 6:4 S pm to accompany them to these Ar. Los Angeles (Next day)...... 10.30-pni The motor missioners on the aspect of the mission wgs the discussions. fourth week of this summer’s crowded Communion rail on the First Baptisms Only 28% hours Denver — Lot A'ngelei . . , through Pullman all the way . . . direct chair tour of the state encountered Feast of the Visitation, July 2. The first Baptisms in the new PERGOLA APPLIANCE interest, zeal, reticence, and real FAther Leonard Abercombie, parish were those of Nancy Ma ear connections to and from The Chief at La hospitality in their five-night mis- pastor of St Anthony’s Parish ria, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Junta, Fred Harvey meals. Advance reservo* pSion in Limon in the southeast in Hugo, of which Limon is a William R. Davis, with Thomas tioni necessary. Presents comer of the Archdiocese ,of mission, was “host" to the mis Horrigan and Mrs. John Davis A Denver. sioners again this week, provid CAU; Santa F t Ticl[»t O ffics, Father Richard Gieselman, ing them with quarters for as sponsors;'Maurine Ann, daugh Telephone; TAbor 5-32II C.M., and Seminarian William equipment and selves in the Our ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Yiet- S24 17th St., Denver 2, Coloradi C Sivers, who are in Walden for Lady of Victory Parish halj. man, with Kate Steckler as spon J. P. Warren, Divn. Pan. Agent THE BUY OF A LIFETIME A total of 143 cars was this week’s mission, described as sor; and Janet Elaine, daughter “pleasant and happy’’ thsir week counted at the mission. There in the “hub city’’ of Limon. were six requests for the Knights of Mr. and Mrs. Allen F. Sloan, s. Rendezvous of Columbus correspondence with Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ken With Biplane course and 10 requests for free nedy as sponsors. 1954 literature about the Church. This The closest thing to excite is an excellent showing. There ment encountered was a rendez are only 30 Catholic families in vous with a small biplane in the the area. dry bluff and farmland country In addition the street preach southeast of Denver. The plane ^ ^ENVER^RrffoODS Q>- S; ers fought tough competition in landed in a field beside the road the form of a district baseball RTHERE DENVER SHOPS tCITH CONHDENCE Gibson Th^ most solidly satisfying tournament being conducted in DOVNTOVNCKErHMt4.21U C H E m CREEK • DExfat 3.Sj£S Limon, and had to buck con tinual threat of rain. (It rained 11 Cubic Foot Retired Police “nary" a drop.) Large Interest It Shown ' Refrigerator Officer, Fattier Illustrative of the interest shown by the Limonites was the unusually large number of 18 'THERMADOR questions submitted on the eve Of Priest, Dies ning of June 30. Air Conditioner They ranged in substance Michael L. Clark, retired from, “Why can’t priests get cools off hot bedrooms Denver policeman, died July 2 in married?” _ __ to, “Who started the $299M his home, 452 S. Lincoln Street,^Reformation and why?’’ .3 9 .9 5 Denver, Clark was the father of It took the missioners one tl the Rev. John Clark, of the Vin hour and 15 minutes to answer* Put a budget-priced Therrtiador in your d centian Fathers, a former mem these queries. 4 | Easy Terms ber of the faculty of St. Thomas’ One inquiry was probably bedroom and sleep better in hot wea Seminary. prompted by the high tempera ther. It cools and washes 800 cu. ft. of bi Mr. Clark was a native of tures that have, prevailed in LeSeur, Minn., and came to Den Limon as in most of the state: air every minute! Cools by water evap ver 50 years ago. He worked in M • 54lb,FR[[Z£R 9 Automatic Push “Why do nuns wear so many oration. d( the bakery business and then ejothes?” Ji Button Defrosting joined the police force, serving Down Payment 5.00, only 5.00 monthly J< # Big 11 cu. f t REFRIGiRATOR as a patrolman for 25 years. Denverites Begin th 9 Surviving are his wife, Jlary; Si 3 Handy Door Racks two sons, Leo of Denver and Fa Tour of Europe 9 Swing'r Shelf ther Clark, who is now stationed Mrs. Arthur Gregory of 609 # Butter-Saving Butt'ry in Pampa, Tex.; two daughters, E. Cclfax, Denver, and her Mrs. Frank Rohrback of Denver daughter, Mary Louise, left June N and Mrs. Harold Hersch of San 0-E 10-inch Rome Fan K ^ Swing'r Meat Locker # 2 Big Swing'r Crisp'rs 28 on a tour of Europe. They A- Diego, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. will visit England, Holland, Ger for oscillatinft or ^ nr Frank Small of Aurora and Sis many, Portugal, Austria, Swit E ter Mary Clarence of St. ,Ror- straight breeze J. f ^ tii Come in today . . . Buy while our supply lastsl zerland, and Italy, where they romeo’s Convent, Minneapolis, will see such famous shrines as be Minn.; a brother. Patrick Clark Quiet blades mounted on rubber hubs. «» Fatima, Lourdes, the Shrine of V. of Denver; and 13 grandchildren. the Miraculous Medal in Paris, Motor oiled for years of service. Easy Horan Mortuary conducted and many others. They will re the funeral. turn Aug. 81. tilt adjustment. Handy bracket for wall PERGOU APPLIANCE CO. mounting. Regis Milan Mass English College in Chile Sales S Service — Complete Line Mais will be offerad by tha Down Payment 5.00, only 5.00 monthly Rav. Caorga M. Tipton, S.J.« Montreal. — Canadian Oblates GIBSON. RANGES, REFRIGERATORS, AIR CONDITIONERS for Ragii Milan in tha Ragii of Mary Immaculate will estab Collega chapel on Saturday lish an English college in Anto FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE morning, July 10, at 7:30. fagasta, Chile, at the request of Downtoivn — Fourth Floor Tha mem^ert of tha 1953 Bishops in the north of Chile, Cherry Creek — Lower Main Floor graduation clan, of which where the Oblates conduct a Phone Your Order W. 38th Ave. at Pecos GR. 7-0932 Rogit Milan wa> a member, seminary. Authorities hope the KE. 4-2111, Ext. 247 are having tha Matt offered English college, will counteract for him. Protestant proselytism th'erev t I, r Thursday, July 8, 1954 Telephone, K Eyito n e 4-4205 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Office, 938 Bonneelc Street PAGE THIRTEEN Can You Name Five Catholic Novelists? RANGE BUT TRU ...... I O LLitiU-Ki nowR Foett (or Cotholici E The Art of the Catholic Writer ty M. I. MURRAY iwii itcwa REGISTORIALS C. A. Balcerak by Mauriac, but Heming c e m ^ with what he says, “NAME FIVE CATHOLIC way . . .’’ provided he can sell i t Another ^Segregation’ Problem NOVELISTS." And yet style, facility with IN THE WORK of Marcel “Well, let’s see now, there are words, and technique are not Proust we see a striking exam 1 Tii* fiqurtf s wKo cate Bruce Marshall. . . and Evelyn enough to make an artist; A ple of what happens Wheq a dsWa front -rive Waugh . .. and.didn’t Cardinal work of art emerges only when, talented writer creates only on TAL5E WINDOWS Spellman write a novel once? consciously or unconsciously, a natural plane. That he has a Solution to Juvenile Delinquency there is dwelling within the deftness with words and an eye of this House in. I can’t think of any others right for details is admitted by the Source s, France, ore I now, but I’m sure I know some worker an understanding of By Linus M. Riordan world’s attempt to throw God out of His aea- what art is. most severe of critics, but as : lifelike lepntsentoiionsf MILLIONS OF WORDS have been written mor^. . Mauriac says in his essay God ^JACQ UES COEUR. tion. 'They are but the natural consequence of The average graduate of a THIS UNDERSTANDING, and k/s .Wife who and spoken lately about juvenile delmquenq;. like a sacramental character, and Mammon; “. . . what man’s rejection of God. The horror of that Catholic university would prob stands out most vividly for me b u ^ it In 1450. The gravify of the situation cannot be too greatly ably stumble like this if he is indelibly stamped upon a aim e is seen in the awful effects that are ruining serious Catholic writer by the in the colossal and putrescent emphasized. were asked such a question, work of Proust is the image the lives of children and making monsters out but he could no doubt trip off very fact that he is a Catholic. And yet the solution to juvenile delinquency of them. God will npt be mocked. It is inescapable; it floods his of a gaping hole, the sensation his tongue with typewriter of infinite absence, and it is is really simple. But ^'ke all simple things, it is - PUT GOD BACK into the home and.the rapidity the names of five sec mind at one time like the inner light of grace and at other this chasm and emptiness—the hard to impress it on the minds of people. ular novelists. absence of God, in fact—which classroom. Let the parents by example an^ lead times it presses upon his brain Put (jod back into the family life and into ership inculcate in their children respect for the Allowing for the p'eater like a dreaded incubus which strikes me most about mankind ratio of secular novelists in * according to Proust.” In the the schools and juvenile delinquency will soon authority which comes^from God. Teach the he feels he must shake off disappear. proportion to Catholic ones and while he is in the very process same essay he goes on to say, children to live by the law and love of Christ the vast amount of publicity of creating. “to write the work of a Proust The problem children of today are not to th ^ receive, are these facts to as it should be written would and there will be no unrest caused by problem be'used as cudgels ill defense This knowledge of art in require the interior light of a blame for the evil. The fault lies with the gen youth. herent in the Catholic artist is St. Augustine.” eration that preceded them; of ignorance? No, the nucleus presented concisely in Jacques It would seem that this is to be the age of of the problem lies deeper than IN CONTRADICTION to BY MAKING IT unpopular to believe in this. Perhaps the roots of it Maritain’s definition of poetic anti-segregation when the world learns to live art; “A divination of the spir the vacuity of Proust, we can God and to obey His laws, the parents and the are found in the lack of em detect the difference in qual itual in the things of sense and educators have robbed the children of respect together. Yet there will be no peaca until the phasis on liberal arts courses its expression in them.” ity in the work of writers like 7 in too many colleges and uni William Blake, Franz Kafka, for the authority of Ciod and for civic authority. modern segregation that keeps God from His PAUL CLAUDEL, the versities. and Feodor Dostoevski. Non- Basically, if there is no God to obey, why children is ruled out of existence. Here, however, we are con French writer, expresses the Catholics, and in the case of same theory in a more particu Dostoevski violently anti- should the children obey their parents, their CHILDREN ARE PRECIOUS in the sight of cerned with those Catholics lar way when he says that in who profess to be seriously in Catholic, yet they produce books teachers, or the guardians of the law? If they God and those that lead them astray have this terested in men of letters, yet any great work of art there marked by an innerness display an aridity and exhibit must exist struggle or conflict or search that gives them are not responsible to any one for their aaions, warning of Our Lord to face: "And whoever re a lack of curosity about Cath based on the concept of good depth. The characters they ceives one such little child for My sake, receives and evil. CAOVtUG OP/I then why not form gangs and make their own olic writers. Why this apathy? create are always seeking, for WAS 'IHE Any serious Catholic writer SiSKIf or CHARITY YiSlTlNG rules and do as they please? And this is what Me. But whoever causes one of these little ones THEY WILL TELL YOU their authors are constantly ■me TOMB OF A SURQeOti wwo CHILD that these writers are not is constantly aware of this aware pf the duality of man’s Dt^oreo m u re n me sk k poor 1 has happened. who believe in Me to sin, it were better for him nature. This knowledge, far BORN TO HER, artists; they have no tech struggle, in himself first of iteiASSURtO SYAHCtLS TMTHlSV/0U<\ flaftENTS., The immoral comics, the smut books, the un to have a g'reqt millstone hung around his neck all, then in the lives of the from making their work didac nique; they are not modem. HAS HoreoHe uhkvJa ro io w this censored movies are not so much the cause of and be drowned in the depths of the sea” (Matt, And if you ask them; "What characters he creates. For the tic, enables them, on the con CAMPO SANTO MOHUMEHT, GENOA ■ do you mean? How does the serious Catholic writer first trary, to portray human ac delinquency as they are the result of the modern xviii, 5-8). style of Hemingway differ says something, then he tries tions more profoundly. ------f.------:------from that of Francois Mau- to sell it; whereas the non- Catholic writers, on the riac?’’ Many of them will an serious writer (Catholic or other hand, know wherein Not Human Whim, But the Will of God swer: ‘T haven’t read anything non-Catholic) is not too con- man’s eternal salvation lies. Although this is a decided ad vantage, it is also a source of The Denver Catholic Register restlessness for the writer, These Have a False View of the Church since he is faced with the Pjesident...... Most Rev. Archbi.shop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. By R e v . R o b er t E. K e k e is e n then the Church is “narrow” puts away his wife and marries problem of how to delineate another commits adultery." Editor..... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. evil actions without morally TO MANY NON-CATHO- —and proud of it. Managing Direc^r.....Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. injuring the reader. What he Lies, the Church is “narrow, Some non-Catholics label as THE SUBJECTIVE inter City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. envisions as aspects of sin in rigid, and authoritarian in “narrow” and “authoritarian" pretation, or downright disre Associate Editors—Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. tended to create feelings of every aspect "if human life.” the Church’s stringent atti gard, of the Holy Scriptures Daniel Flaherty, M.A.; Linus Riordanv Ph.D.; Paul Hallett, pity or revulsion may be the This view ^s expressed by tudes on such things as arti by many Protestant sects, par Litt.D.; Jack Heher, B.A., Litt.D.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., very things that have an aura Dr. John J. Kane, a professor ficial birth control and the ticularly when there is ques Litt.M.; William Warfler, B.S., Litt.M.; Ray Hutchinson, M.A.; of attraction for immature at the University of Notre unity and indissolubility of tion of a tight-fitting moral Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A.______readers. Dame, who believes that the marriage. norm, has led many of those Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. CATHOLICS SHOULD Uke Church is “an incredible cari BUT'IN REALITY, these outside the fold to believe This Pap«r Print«d Entirely by Union Labor______an interest in writers like Sig- cature” in the minds of many dictates of morality are not that religion is what man wants rid Undset, Georges Bernanos, outsiders. only a nwitter of Church legis to make h. The Catholic Published Weekly by Frances Parkinson Keyes, Leon And Dr. Kane blames this lation: they are specifically Church teaches, has always Bloy, A. J. Cronin, 'William misconception of. Catholicism and fundamentally based on ' taught, and will always teach THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) Barrett, Willa C^theV, Richard on the failure of Catholics on* the divine law, given in the that religion is what God wants 938 Bannock Street, 1 Sullivan, Charles Peguy, and the whole “to publicize and Ten Commandments and in man to make it And the Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 P.O. Box 162Q. Henry Morton Robinson, to translate into action the social the very words of the Divine Church keeps inviolable the name a few of the more modern philosophy of our Church.” Master Himself in the New directions of Christ the Lord Testament. on the subject. Subscription; ones. Some they may regard as ^Tlfe problem, the Notre The adjective “narrow" is $1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. being superficial, others as hav Dame prof declares, is not that Non-Catholics are wont, moat likely a great compliment :i ing depth—compare the shal non-Catholics reject our philos sometimes, to say to their to a deposit of religious doc $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. lowness of Robinson’s The ophy, but that they do not Catholic friends: “Your Cardinal with the impact of trine. After all, the way to Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. know it, because “we our Church does not permit birth heaven is “the narrow path." Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. Bernanos’ Diary of a Country selves either fail to learn it, control, does she?" . . . As if Priest—but it is worth while to tend to ignore it, or neglect to the Church could change the According to Information, a Thursday, July 8, 1954 become acquainted with, as translate it into action' on a matter, when the legislation 42 many as possible. They should sister struck up a conversation really wide scale.” of God is the point at issue. with a friendly little boy while also keep informed of current Or Catholics often hear: Catholic literature by reading THE WRITER IS inclined walking through one of our OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER to .agree with Dr. Kane in his “Why is your Church so op cities one day. In answer to reviews in the Register, Catho the question, “Are you a Cath The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. lic World, Books on Trial, charge that iCathoIics fail in posed to divorce?” Again the olic?” he replied, “No, sister, We confirm it as the official publication of the archdiocese. America, and other Catholic the full-scale application of Church is but the mouthpiece not yet—but I’m under con Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or and secular newspapers. Catholic social philosophy to of Christ, who stated: "He who struction.” dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared By penetrating the field of daily living. But it seems that official. Catholic literature they will the real problem in the misun-- We hope The Register will be read in every home of the emerge with an enlarged view derstanding of the Church by ‘Tim es Have Changed, Sir!’ archdiocese. of human nature and will get many non-Catholics goes even We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste to understand some of the deeper. The trouble is that in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The problems facing Catholic writ non-Catholics. are hard put to Register. ers. They will learn that they understand the absolutely ob Catholics Brainwashed « URBAN J. VEHR, need not apologize for artists jective basis of Catholic moral Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver like Sigrid Undset or Gerard dictates. Manley Hopkins. Their work The very charge made by speaks for itself. outsiders that the Church is By Secularism Schedule of Forty Hours' Devotion ^‘narrow” in her demands be SECULARISM IS DOING a sinful. What once were occa Last year, according to No trays a fundamental misappit- better and more subtle job of sions of sin are such no ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER vena Notes, the per capita con hension of Catholic moral doc “brainwashing” many Cath longer’.” tribution of all the Catholics trine. Actually, if it is consid Week of July 11, Fifth Sunday After Pentccoft olics than the Communists will AGAIN WE AGREE with of the world to the Holy Fa ered “narrow’^ to cling tena ever be capable of doing, ac Georgetown, Our Lady of Lourdea Church (13 Houri’) ther’s Missions was the unbe ciously to the pure moral law this Catholic gentleman, a man cording to the past president who has the courage to voice Red Cliff, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church (13 Hour*’) lievably low sum of two ■'cents of Christ, despite the harangu of the National Council of per man, woman, and child. ing of a pagan “civilization,” his convictions. Point by point, “T" Catholic Men, Francis I. Nally, he shows to us the way in in a speech to the Ohio Knights which our world inches closer CATHOLIC RADIO ond TV LOG We Can Follow a Saint of Columbus. and closer to complete immor KOA, Denver KFSC, Denver After reading an a'ceount of ality. First we are convinced Nally’s speech, we find bur- that the lewd movie advertise ASK AND LEARN—Sunday. SACRED HEART PROGRAM selves in complete agreement ment is too unimportant to be 10:45 p.m. —Monday through Friday, One of Denver's Own with him, that the secularism concerned with; next we sil CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, 8:45 a.m.; Saturdays, 6:15 By Rev. J ohn B. E bel Vernon Canyon westVif Den of our modern America has so ently acquiesce to the show influenced the very basic ing of the indecent picture it 12 noon. p.m.; Sunday, live program TOO OFTEN THE SAINTS ver. She hoped to establish a thoughts of some Catholic by Regis Jesuits, 7 a.m. seem remote and starlike, in country home there, perhaps self; and goon we find our KIMN,'Denver minds that they can no longer selves condoning with “Oh, habitants of a,jlifferent world for use as a tuberculosis function in the light of true AVE MARIA HOUR — Sun to which we cannot penetrate. sanatorium; and a farm to heck, everybody does it!” our SACRED HEART PROGRAM days, 7:30 a.m. Christian principles. ' own immoral actions. —Sunday, 7 a.m. Veneration may come easily, provide food for the orphan "NOTHING LESS than KFKA, Greeley CHRISTOPHER PROGRAM of but who would be encouraged age. brainwashing could make a You are right, Mr. Nally. to imitation? • BUT NO WATER could be We did not realize before but AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday. Father James Keller, M.M.— Catholic believe that his reli Sundays, 11:15 a.m. That IS why it is so import found at the site, and on a gion is as personal as his we are brainwas'hed. We are, 12:30 p.m. ant to know that a saint of our visit in 1912 Mother Cabrini toothbrush—that his Catholic in a step-by-step, orderly, al FAMILY THEATER program own world and times, St. set out by horse and buggy to KBOL, Boulder religion is a narrow, individ most regimented fashion, com of Father Patrick Peyton, Frances Xavier ' C a b r i n i, find, if possible, a water ualistic, private concern of his ...to have a Checking Account SACRED HEART PROGRAM C.S.C.— Sundays, 5:45-6:15 walked the streets of Denver, supply on the land. In a small own, and nothing more,” he pletely shedding the griards of Every weekday at 7 a.m. p.m. coped with the same problems ravine near the edge of the said. “Only a brain-washed human decency with which we that we face—and showed us original half-section tract she Catholic would believe, as sec- were created. As you so aptly at the AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK the way to sanctity. found the slopes covered with ul'arists belike, that the put it, we “trail in the wake of, green grass, in contrast to the ’ Church and her spokesmen and soon catch up with, the This Sunday, July 11, the dry, rocky appearance of the Knights of Columbus will and agencies have no right or diabolicals and the neutrals • There's nothing like that "money in the bank" surrounding land. She poked reason to discuss problems of or secularists.” sponsor the eighth annual pil around the rocks -with her cane feeling that a checking account at American grimage to the Shrine of the day.” BUT HOW CAN WE STOP Hear and said: “Surely there must Bravo, Mr. Nally! We cry this trend, this gradual loss of National gives you. Saves your time, gas, Mother Cabrini at the summer he water here some place. Per- camp she herself founded for “Agreed!” in unison. Let us the checking power of religion h*p8 if they would move this hear more. in daily life? The Catholic shoe leotlier. Establishes /our bank credit in the the girls of Queen of Heaven big, red rock and dig here.” ' Home. It is to be hoped that “We suffer it [violations of Church, Mr. Nally? A strict community. Rotes you higher with "the butcher, ASK and LEARN IVhen the stone was removed a moral sta^ndards by publishing adherence to the Ten Com I many will take advantage of small stream of water appeared. the baker and the candlestick maker" t the opportunity to visit the companies and entertainment mandments? - Oh, how old- This spring has been bar moguls] in silence. Our fashioned, cry the secularists 1 spot selected by Mother reled with brick; clear water, —and with yourselfr a Cabjini, to walk the paths trod washed brains tell us; ‘Times and the brainwashed! Times KOA which has never stopped flow have changed arid human have changed, sir. Our human by her feet, even to climb to ing and never freezes, pours • A checking account at American National the beautiful new stqtue of nature changes as well. What nature is different now!— (The from it in two small streams once was sinful is no longer Alamo Register, San Antonio) 10:45 Christ that blesses the whoje from which many pilgrims fill entjtles you to complete bonking services, s scene and to see at its foot the receptacles of all kinds. Far with accent on eonvenrenee—such as free next-door dl EVERY SVyDAY BFEADVG image of the Sacred Heart laid ther up the ravine a well was She Is Closest to Christ d| out in white stones by the dug later to supply water for parking...two outer-lobby depositories... bi hadds of the saint herself. the needs of the- camp and prepaid postage on deposits by mail. Questions on religion submitted by the radio MOTHER CABRINI first farm. Our Lady's Days M audience answered on the archdiocesan broad* came to Denver in 1902 with FOR MANY YEARS Mother • Open your checking account now at. the d( cast. four nuns, at the request of Cabrini’s connection with Den By Ray Hutchinson and September. July has 137, Ji Booklet on Catholic Church available free of Bishop Nicholas C. Matz, to ver seemed almost forgotten. CATHOLICS ARE pleased August, 131; October, 103: recently enlarged and beautiful American opeq Our Lady of ML Carmel With' her beatification in at the news that a new feast November, 71; June, 72; ana National Bonk...where you'll meet the friendliest fost to all inquirers. Parochial School. The first 1938, however, and especially day of Our Lady will he pro December, 44. I WRITE TO house occupied by Mother after her canonization July 7, claimed on Nov. 1 to commem MARY IS HONORED under folks in town. TJ ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA Cabrini and her nuns was the 1946, as the first U. S. citizen- orate her being a Queen as countless titles: Refuge of old Notary house at W. 34th saint, many visitors have been A Denver 2, Colorado well as a Mother. Any honor, Sinners, Mary of the Good Open till 6:00 P.M. on Mondays % tx Avenue and Navajo Street; it attracted to scenes of her. such as this, paid to Our Death, Mother of Graces, Suf K served as a comjiination school ■work. But even today, when Mother, makes us, her chil fering Mary, Mary of the A and convent. pilgrims from every state in dren, happy. Mountain, Mary of the Lad etsSiseSh^, E On another visit in 1905 the Union and from many Have you ever wondered der, Consolation of the Af tb MAin 3-.5314 Mother Cabrini- acquired a foreign countries visit her how many such feasts of the flicted, Mary of the Island, b4 frame house on a 10-acre shrine in Mt. Vernon Canyon Blessed Mother there are all Mary of Flame, of Humility, piece of ground op North every year, it is to be feared told? Ten? Twenty? Fifty-? of Paradise, Mother of the Di Federal Boulevard: This was that many Denver residents One hundred? In a book called vine .Shepherd; M FJ.KIRCHHOF the first Qqeen of Heaven have neglected to make the Feasts of Mary, by Father Advocate of Sinners, Mary Orphanage, and served chiefly comparatively short trip. F. G. Holweek, there are listed of the People, Mary of the as a home for the orphans of 'Vve can promise anyone that 1,002 Feasts of Our Lady! Prison, Mary of the Wave. FREE PARKING —Step from yevr tar dirsclly into Ih* bankl Construction Co. Italian nfiners killed at their the visit will be richly reward SOME OF THESE FEASTS Mary of the Angels, Maiw of work. The modem brick build ing. Just to know that one are celebrated in the Entire the Rock, Mary of Good Hope, ing that today houses the stands on the same spot where Church, some in particular re and many more. h i merican adohal ank orphanage on the same site a ^ in t stood, breathes the gions, some in certain coun BUT NO MATTER WHAT J A N B BUILDERS was completed in 1920, and' same air she breathed, looks tries, some in particular dio title we give her, she remains was desighed by Mother at the same scenes she saw, ceses. But all of them pay our great source of help in OF DENVER 17th AND LAWRENCE Cabrini. We Appreciate Your Patronage will give any visitor a renewal honor to the Mother of all time of temptation, of grace MEMBEIt: fEOEIAl OEWSIt INSURANCE CORPORATION In ■ 1907 Mother. Cabrini of resolution to work to serve men, Mary. always. Mary was and is bought a half-section of land God better and to draw closer There are 138 feasts of closest to Christ; that is why 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. in the foothilli along ML to Him in sanctity. Mary in May (her morith) we try to be close to her. PAGE FOURTEEN Offic*, 938 Bonnock Stre«f THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday^ July 8, 1954 M m Amusements-Dining Fete Chairman ^ Serving the Finest Recreation IsAppointed American and Chinese | DINNERS u I At St. James' Packaged Dinners to Take Home (St. Jamei’ ParUh, Denver) New China Cafe | % Mrs. Y. 0. Trainor, pre^dent Private Room for Parlies Good Food->ReafORable Prices I of the PTA, announces that Mrs. Colfax at Clarkson Sometliinf yoa’ll talk aboat wbeo you gat back home I William O’Shea will be chair ' AL- 5-0766 No Liquor CH. 4-9702 Oim OE LUXE DINNEBE ARE INTEBNATIONALLT FAMOUS man of the women’s part in the parish picnic. Mrs. William Mar THE HOLLAND HOUSE vel' will be .chairman of the fislf GOIOIN. COlOBfiOO pond and requests that any one who has articles suitable for this purpose bring them to her at 1170 Locust Street or call DE. / famous “buffet” 3-6801. William Cudmore, Bob PALACE HOTEL Backu% Richard Borgman, and i dinners $ 0 .2 J Just 1% blocks from Holy Ghost Church Yvo Trainor have volunteered to Immaculately Clean Rooms, Very Reasonably Priced work in the kitchen. Permanent' and Transient Information on the main 1820 STOUT ST. KE. 4-3009 Second row, Mrs. Margaret Le Baron, assisli- award to be made at the picnic Practical Nurses . f .ti: ant director of the practical nurse program; Mrs. may be had at any time by call training, the practical nurse students of St. An Jennie Rios, Mrs. Matilda Phines, Mrs. Josephine ing the rectory. y thony’s HospiUl, Denver, shown above, were pre Ayala, Mrs. Thelma Sutton, Mrd. TJhelma Hamil Baptized Sunday were Kath y sented with their caps in a special ceremony June ton, Erma Johnson, and Mrs. Marguerite Casper, leen Marie, daughter of Mr. and y 27. The newly capped nurses and their instructors giinical instructor; Mrs. John F. Van Natter, with are: Third row, Mrs. Thelma Hoffman, Mrs. Julia Ethel and Rita House as spon y First row. left to right, Mrs. Beverly Condit, sors; Patrick Michael, son of y Lehrer, Mrs. Margaret Markham, Mrs. Irene Bos Sylvia Jaramillo, Miss Catherine Foley, clinical well, Marian Whitman, Bernadette Steih, and Cant and Mrs. John R. JRosenow, y instructor and student health nurse; Mrs. Nellie Phyllis Frank.—(Photo by Smyth) witn August Kohles and Blanche An abundance of hot and cold diahet . . . all you can eat > Jones, and Maria J. Ortega; as sponsors; Laura Lee, daughter . . . every nifht from 5 to 9 . . . Sundays 4 to 8:30. Other > of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 0. Ander complete Dinners from $1.75. Plenty of Free Parking.— > NOW OPEN FOR BREAKFAST son, with John and Jean Balasa Music for listening.. y ( A.M. TIL t P.M. DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY as sponsors; and Susan Ann, — Featuring — Hundreds Pay Tribute to Msgr. Hagus daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul 12100 E. COLFAX AVENUE PH. EM. 6-2001 y Leibow, with Joseph and Esther Fiih n’ Chip! • Barbecue Ribs - Steaks and Chicken At Fitssimons Corner y (Annunciation Parish, Denver) the church grounds each Sun Members of the Sacred Heart Whateley as sponsors. y Carry out orders ready in 10 minutes. day at 6 p.m., followed by Ben Motherhood Guild in charge of Also baptized were the twin y Many archdiocesan clergy from 4958 E. Colfax at Elm Phone EA. 2.1780 every parish in the city and sur ediction in the church. arrangements for the breakfast daughters, Jane Lynn and Janice y rounding parishes and hundreds On Saturday after the Confes June 27 for the public school Lorraine, of Mr. and Mrs. Leo of friends of Monsignor Charles sions at B p.m., the Rosary will pupils’ First Communion class R. Lanz, with Joseph Boehm H. Hagus were present the eve again be said at the grotto, fol were Mmes. Ralph Moore, Wil and Roberta Lanz as sponsors ning of July 7 to pay tribute to lowed by Benediction. liam Schweider, John Feely, Don for Jane Ltoh, and William and SHRIMP—FISH AND CHIPS the former Annunciation Parish This Sunday, July 11, in the Johnson,. Andrew Apodaca, Fred Josephine Meyers, sponsors for BRYN MAWR INN 7:30 o’clock Mass the Men’s Club Apodaca, Alice Mayfield, Joe Janice Lorraine. Chas. and Peggy Courtwright, Props. pastor. The reception in honor of Monsignor Hagus was held in will receive Communion. Heronema, Julius Sawazhki, Lea The Ushers’ Club this week FRIED CHICKEN Good Fishing-Cabins-Dinners-Bor Service the K. of C. Hall, The weekly Sunday evening Youngblood, Marie Smith, and held a dinner meeting in the games party committee has dis Paul Denman. Many of MonSignor's lifetime D-X Club in North Denver. Orders Consist of Pinegrove 32J2 Pine, Colo. friends ahd parishioners were closed that the new steel tables present to thank him personally and chairs that were purchased 5 Piece. Fi.b a few months ago have been re French a ie . for the 46 years of priestly ceived and were used for the wotk that he g^ve to the Arch first time last Sunday evening. Pickle. >4 Sauce 75- FREE DELIVERY TO 5 CHURCH AREAS diocese of Denver. THE WEST'S FINEST INDOOR POOL 11 Games parties are held every Small CHRIST THE KING - BLESSED SACRAMENT Arrangements for the recep Sunday evening throughout the Order ...... 55* CURE D'ARS - ST.-JAMES - ST. THERESE’S tion were made by the Pariah- year at 8 o’clock in Hagus Hall. Council, a co-ordinating group Mr. and Mrs. John Monckton DINNERS & SNACKS FROM $ .55 to $1.45 of all parish organizations, un ' SWIM hr- were called to San Diego, Calif., der the direction of Father C. B . FREE DELIVERY BOUNDARIES Friday, July 2, by the death, on OPEN DAILY— 1 P. M. TO 10 P. M ,//p „.p ^ 6 Piece. Shrimp Woodrich. Flowers decked the that day, of their grandson, Mi- er.on i French Frie. 90' EAST TO PEORIA ST., NORTH TO SMITH RD. hall. chaelf 10, son of Chief Petty Of Pickles & Sauce. SOUTH TO ALAMEDA, WEST TO COLO. BLVD. Large spiritual bouquets and ficer and Mrs. Vernon Monck a generous purse were presented ton. William Monckton, uncle of 20 Small to Monsignor Hagus by the sis Michael, also made the trip to Thrilling Order ...... 70' ters and children of the Annunci San biego for the funeral. Ride. CHICKEN m\W{w////. CHICKEN ation Parish schools and the former parishioners. Both young SHRIMP SHRIMP and old showed their thanks in Fried Chicken urmALHIUa appreciation f o r Monsignor’s G. J. Anderson EISH FISH many years of priestly work. Drum Stick, Thigh, — E. COLf AX^i^YRACUSL- Father Thomai P. Barry a«- •umed the pa.toral dutiet of 1 Piece of Breast EAT ON OUR BEAUTIFUL PATIO, IN YOUR CAR, the parish Jul/ 1, Father New Bowling Barry will speak at all the Bread, Sauca 1 ^0 0 OR IN THE PRIVACY OF YOUR OWN HOME. Masses this Sunday, July 11, and Picklet .. TELEPHONE --- FR. 7-8883 on the occasion of n!s formal introduction to all parish Firm President ioners. It’s N e w ! It’s G o o d ! George J. Anderson, president Bazaar Meeting of Anderson Brothers’ Painting French Fried T raditionally.*. All parishio..era are reminded and _ Decorating Company, is of the last bazaar meeting this presideYit also of a recently 7:30 Every Night Except Soa CORN ON COB a favorite place for wedding Friday evening, July 9, at 8 formed corporation that has just o’clock in Hagus Hall. Since this purchased the Merchants’ Park Ttem (fiutHeUtoitd Open Daily and Sunday 11:30 to 9 P..M. ,breakfasts; dimers and parties will be the last meeting before Bowling Alleys at 631 S. Broad the August bazaar all committees way. EAT HERE OR PAK OUT are urged to be present Final Other officers include Harold 6000 FREE SEATS plans will be made and various C. Wisherd, vice president, who Admission 25c • Parking FREE booth committees will make re is also manager of the alleys. He We Take Phone Orders SK. 6-2606 ports. For the past two weeks was assistant manager with the 'Tif f iiv captains have been distributing former owners and is widely MILE HIGH KENNEL CLUB Private groups su. grand attraction booklets to all known as one of the better bowl 800 SO, COLORADO BLVD. perbly accommodated parish families. Anyone desir ers of the country. ..Colo. Bivd. a t E. 62nd, Denver ing to donate his service to Edward W. Anderson, one of in our individual din-^ the bazaar may leave his name the three brothers in the paint ,ing rooms./ at the rectory. ing and decorating company, is Men's Club secretary of the new corporation. The Andersons’ keen interest Meets Tonight in bowling influenced their ven The Men’s Club will meet this ture into the bowling alley busi Thursday evening, July 8, at ness. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 7:45 o’clock in the Cards ()lub. With Harold Williams as as The Men’s Club thanks all who sistant to Manager Wisherd, the 1600 OGDEN MAin 3-0177 patronized the recent Dutch hop, Merchants’ Park Bowling Alley which was held in the Solneman can now boast of having two of Hall. The affair was declared a the best and most experienced success by Ted Denning. Spe operators obtainable. They are Merchants Park Bowling Alleys ARf;ONAIIT HOTEL cial prize chairman Frank Pri- well known not only as top bowl Where Den.er’i Society Entertains for Lnncbeons and Dinners selac, Jr., reported that the ers, but al.so as expert instruc fishing reel donated by the Dave tors. Complete free instruction FOR special reservations FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Cook Sporting Goods Co. was for beginners is one of the serv 631 S. BROADW AY DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3-3101 awarded to Dallas C. Rohlf, and ices offered at the alleys. Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms the free rug cleaning gift do “Even though our alleys are nated by the Queen CiU- Rug less than, three years old and Cleaners was awarded to Charles rank among the blrtter and more HAROLD C. WISHERD, Mgr. HAROLD WILLIAMS, Asst. Mgr. Chitwood. modern alleys in the state, we Father James L. Ahem, as are starting July 16 to recon LINCOLN ROOM sistant- in the parish, returned dition completely all our 16 this week from vacationing with Brunswick alleys,” George An OPEN 9 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT Hospitality Center his parents in Chicago, 111. derson said. “We are also going KEEP COOL AND RELAX! Banquet and Meeting Rooms The parish was represented to redecorate so that we will have July 4 at the investiture of the 12-1200 PERSONS what we consider not only the 7 DAYS A WEEK Pueblo Diocesan Monsignori by best alleys in the state, but also 1 f T.4. .>21.y1 Mrs. Long Father C. B. WoodricL the most beautiful.” The pastor has disclosed “We are not forgetting com that during the remainder of fort either,” Anderson added Always Plenty of free Parking Shirley Savoy Hotel the Marian Year the Rosary “Besides having a completely air- will be recited a' the grotto on conditioned building, we also have a large spectators’ gallery Mountain Climbers with soft, comfortable chairs.” IN PURE Swiss Dufour Soles George Anderson is plunging S w i j f L into the bowling alley business Lorge Gallery for Spectators- NOW AVAILABLE AT with all the enthusiasm of q boy. You can bowl here in per RADIUM WATER ROY SYSTEM, INC. Long prominent in Catholic cir fect comfort on the hot cles, he has been a member of ^ o f t . Comfortoble Seats RUBBER VULCANIZING the Knights of Columbus for 15 test days or evegings. Broadway at Irvington years. He is a member of Blessed SP. 74165 Sacrament Parish, and his five Enjoy a few lines tonight ELDORADO children are students at Blessed on the most modern al Attractive, Roomy Sacrament School. SPRINGS The Merchants’ Park Bowling leys in town, scientifically Facilities Available Alleys are open daily fronq 9 lighted. a.m. until midnight. There is Now Open for Season for ample free parking for tne con venience of all who accept George Our 50th Anniversary Private Parties/ Anderson’s invitation to come and see the alleys. Dancing Every Saturday Night Special Dinners Just 30 minutes from Denver BE READY l i MODEM BRUNSWICK UNB on the New Turnpike Road and Luncheons For the Phone Hillcrest 2-8659 at Denver Bears' HEADQUARTERS BOGGIO'S Reium to Cool and Btautl/ul For Outstanding Bowling Leogues IT'S DANNY'S FUNNIEST COMEDY-MUSICAL! Bear Stadium Get Your Tickets Now RESTAURANT for FREE LESSONS 75 W . O fstwood Av*., lailaw Fun the. Whole Family (S300 U. $•., ktt. Mity, omTAm Can afford and enjoy For Beginners — Free Advice for Regular riiCEs Adall Cm Mil AdniMl**______tl« Bowlers By ChilA O m m l AdM luim _____ SSc N. lOGGIO n<*«nr«l Gr.nd.Und...... II.IS QUALIFIED EXPERT INSTRUCTORS Box B u t ______II V. Your Atk about Season and Plan prices Genial Hosf MX im C E l / Visit Our i Jo* Alptrt'i. Mo; Conpu;. Mu Cook’i, NOW p l a y i n g SUiMt 94441 Emltvood M>n‘i SUM, Hisdlot HltvrdiiiMrT Snack and Refreshment Bar DEN HAM InduitiUl redtrO—Aunn ud Utevood, FMI FAMUNO Bun SUdiim r Thursday, July 8, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE FIFTEEN ^vshipm, 9-L ’Soinq. to ike. )- j- i, T d STSSIISHT n SPONSORED BY THE LADIES OF THE ALTAR AND ROSARY SOCIETY FOR THE BENEFIT Of TH E CHRIST THE KING CHURCH-PARISH HALL FUND JULY 10th SAXrRDAY JULY 10«h FUN FOR ALL S T A R LIG H T D A N C E IS BEING HELD AT AHENDANGE ■EaJiL S M w e h ii. 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Thursday, July 8, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4^205 PAGE SEVENTEEN Tickets on Sale 9 in Aspen Receive First Communion 1! • Aspen.— (S t Mary’s Parish) — tion school at Aspen, One of the Pechnlck for their work in keep Those who made their First Com features of the First Commun ing the church clean and caring For Julesburg munion here June 27 were Fred ion was the tremendous number for the altars every week. Trentaz, Paul Cobble, Michael of Communions received not only The painters, after many de Johnson, George Skiff, Robert by the immediate families of the lays, have begun the finishing Dinner, Bazaar Zupancis, Jan Johnson, Marilyn members of the First Communion of the vestment case. Duroux, Marlene Popish, and J u 1 e s b u r g.— (St. Anthon/s class, but the parish in general. Four Sisters of Loretto, Sis Madeline Simpson.* Everyone ii invited to et. Parish)—Tickets are now avail Those making their First Com ter Severina, Sister Cdrolyn Ann, able for the annual dinner, dance, tend the School of Religion for Sister Mary Altera, and Sister and bazaar to be held on Satur munion at Basalt were Elaine Adults in Basalt every Thars- Ellen Jane, with Father Edward ,4irlian, Sarah Attwood, Loretta day evening at 7:30.'The first day and Sunday, Sept. 11 and 12. Blanc, Delbert .Cerise, Stanley Frazkowski of Rifle, visited in There are 19 prizes—an auto class was held July 8. Aspen. Two of the sisters en matic dryer, radio-phonograph, Dearhammer, Reva Farris, Erwin Grange, Pamela Grange, Joyce The parish is indebted to^Mrs. joyed a ride to the top of the breakfast set, vacuum sweeper, Gilbert, Shirley Gilbert, Dwight Mary Babic and Mrs. Frances Sun Deck on the chair 41ft set of silverware, occasional chair, electric roaster, electric Maurin, Tami Pabst, George A tt mixer, floor lamp, $40 in trade, wood, Dale Attwood, Joyce Glas wrist watch, electric drill and sier, and Fred Glassier. attachments, coffee maker, sand Fr. Bosch wich and waffle iron, small pig, BopHxes Two automatic toaster, carving set, Father Joseph Bosch bmtized chenille bed spread, and table Joyce Gilbert and Paul Gilbert lamp. at Basalt June 26. Their spon £ A G I£ U a Iv a Ita r i n c e Members of the class that received First Com- sors were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jeanette ^artin Bride n v iy U llC VIU>9 munion in SL Patrick's Church, Holyoke, at Hyrup. At Aspen, Jan Johnson «*SILVER PLATTER*' On June zl Miss Jeanette Ma the conclusion of religiims vacation school June 20 are, left to righL and Mike Johnson were baptized rie Martin, daughter of Mr. and bottom row, Darlene Ciaymon, Mary Beth Dubbert, Gloria Coyne, with Warren Conner and Mrs. DINER SERVICE Mrs. Claude Martin, became the and Theresa Beck; middle row, Randy Busch, Gail Carruthers, and Ann Slavens as sponsors by AppaliUt applaud mealtim* bride of James Meile, son of Edward Halloway; and top row, George Rober and Ronald Pitoen- proxy. Also b^tized was Eva Louis J. Meile, in a double-ring burger. aboard Mo-PAC’i famed EAGLES. ceremony with the Rev. Albert Tiedeman with Mr. and Mrs. Stroll to the luxurioui diner when Puhl officiating before 125 + ■ ^ + + + + • + Chuck Maddalone as sponsors. you're ready. . . to enjoy a dell, guests. Alj thq children of the vacation If you can $ay... "My Car has not been Mrs. Robert Weinbender sang, school witnessed the Solemn (ieut meal prepared to your order Baptisms at Aspen and Basalt involved in an accident during the by expert chefi and served by a accompanied by Mrs. Herb Jag- Holyoke Knights Donate ger at the organ. CCD Instruction past 12 months’ . . . you deserve to get courteous waiter. The doctrinal instruction for The bride, given in marriage your automobile insurance for less. by her father, wore a floor- Loudspeaker System the lay teachers in the Confra ] length gown of white Chantilly ternity of Christian Doctrine is If you're insured with Farmers Insurance lace and tulle over slipper satin. being given at the Mass classes THE COLORADO EAGLE . . de luxe at Aspen every Monday evening Exchange you will receive an ( l^nes Bellairs, cousin of the Holyoke.— (St. Patrick’s Par There was a First Communion through sleeping cars to Wichita, Kansas bride, was maid of honor, and ish)—Gus Dubbert and Larry class of the Haxtun and Holyoke at 7:30 and at Basalt every Accident-Free i City, St. Louis, Reclining seat coaches, Miss Shirley McKellips were Spohn attended the state con children Sunday, June 20. There Thursday evening at 7:30 at the i bridesmaid. vention of the Knights of Co were 15 in the class. A breakfast School of Religion for Adults. ( planetarium-dome coach to Kansas City, Jerome Lanckriet, Jr., was best lumbus in Alamosa. was served in S t Patrick’s Hall The lay teachers in the Confra Discount on Bodily Injury I St. Louis. Leaves 4:10 p.m. daily. man and Richard Berschauer of The local Knights of Colum for the class and their parents. ternity must receive so many and Property Damage Liability T Holyoke was an attendant. bus purchased and donated to There were about 60 present. hours of instruction in both doc ( trine and method before they re Jerome Lanckriet and Harold St. Patrick’s Church a loud Those in class were: Holyoke— >FARMHRS lNStiKANCE" EXCHANGE Owens were ushers. speaker system. Therese Beck, Randy Busch, ceive a certificate as an official 1 The reception was held in the The district deputy installed Gail CEirruthers, Darlene Ciay teacher in the confraternity. ] church parlors, following the the newljF elected officers at mon, Gloria Coyne, Mary Beth Father Bosch took the Sisters If you are not now insured I FARMERS 1 8 ceremony. Mrs. Jerome Lanckriet the meeting in June. Officers Duthert, Edward H a 11 o w a y, of Charity who taught the vaca with Farmers - and your safe (iNSURANCtl CROUP f cut and served the cake, assisted elected were Joe Otner, grand Ronald Pillsenburgerv ai^ tion* classes back to Denver driving entitles you to this dis t by Mrs. Runyon Race. knight; Darwin Kleve, deputy George Rober; and from Haxtun Tuesday morning. The Altar and. Rosary Society count-contact your local V ji TICKETS a SCSERVATIONS Mrs. Harold Owens and Mrs. grand knight; John Kafka, —Louis Anish, Michael Anish, C IKFOSMATION William Bogott poured the punch chancellor; Harold Linnenbrink, Michael Kercel, Rosemary Ker- provided breakfast not only for agent and Irarn how you can 7 CITY TICKET OFFICE (M.P.) and Mrs. A. E. Bellairs and Mrs. warden; Eugene Krogmerier, re cel, Threase Kuntz, and Rose the First Communion class but 515 SmntNAth Strut get this saving. of AutomobileHnsurarsce riMiii MAIa 3-5239 ir Joe Mabalek served the wedding cording secretary; Al Klitz, mary Roger. all of the cnildren of the vaca n •CITY TICKET OFFICE (DtSGW) breakfast. treasurer; Vincent Kijogmerier, 1) 1531 Stsit 81. riNDi ACtei 2-5333 Mrs. Douglas Hagemann was outside guard; Marvin James Proceeds for School Building • \ BERNARD M. JOY ii m in charge of the guest book and and Randy Bush, inside guards; f Mrs. Joe Johnson, Mrs. Wallace George Voges, trustee; and Carl District Manager e Kracke, and Mrs. Morris Pirrie, Absmeier, advocate. Gus Dubbert Colorado Springs Parish ——— —3342 So. Broadway SU. 1-5573— r Jr., opened and displayed the WEtf appointed lecturer and Fa- gifts. Mrs. Jagger played appro Father Henry Foley, S.S.S., was tt priate music and Mrs. Wein appoit\ted chaplain. Plans Fete July 31, Aug. 1 J bender sang. Party Held c. \ Mrs. Meile was graduated from 1) Sedgwick County High School By Parishes Colorado Springs. — (Divine Redeemer Parish) — Recommended Firms n A joint party by St. Patrick’s and is employed at the First Na Divine Redeemer Parish is planning its annual carnival g- ^ tional Bank, where she will con Church and Christ the King P \C dorado t^prings tinue working. Parish of Haxtun was held Sun for July 31 and Aug. 1. All proceeds will go toward build a: s Mr. Meile was graduated from day evening, June 27, in the ing of a parochial school, a much needed acquisition in the for AUTO b' SedgTvick County High School. Haxtun Parish hall in honor of parish. The Rev. Duane Theo-. •! He attended Northeastern Junior Father Foley, who will leave and a giant searchlight will be J. D. CROUCH bald is pastor and resides at featured. P College and is now employed by soon. Mrs. Darwin Kleve and 1620 E. Cache La Poudre. C. D. O’BRIEN Sedgwick County. Mrs. Dale Shiels of Haxtun, Mrs. Esch is in charge of SERVICE V M AY REALTY The general chairman for the The newlyweds will make their presidents of ,the Altar and Ro carnival is Matt R edlii^r, Ma prizes and Dorothy Raber, the home in Julesburg. sary Society, presented Father jor (retired) U. S. A. His large women’s booth which will in Foley with a silver purse. Joe committee includes Deputy clude dolls, bakery, fish pond, in REALTOR John Schiel Dies Oitner presented Father Foley U: Chairman Frank Grindinger and aprons, stuffed toys, parcel post, John Schiel of Ovid, 68, died with a spiritual bouquet There needlework, and refreshments. H were about 100 present Mrs. Alice Esch. The finance Sales & Service P« INSURANCE - LOANS June 29 in Sedgwick County Me head is Jack Foulds. Harry Mallon will handle the T« morial Hospital following a heart More Than 50 Dr. James Munson.is chair country store feature, and Bob fVe Repair All Makes attack. He had suffered an at Attend Classes ai QUALITY APPAREL Lite Theater Bldg. man of the games division of Lietscher will be chairman of the Major Motor Ovorhaul — Body — Paint — Wheel Alignmant B1 tack two . weeks ago, when he More than 50 children attend the carnival which will include Special gifts committee. George and Balance — Electrical —- Batteriaa A Tireg «i IS rOl.OIIADO 8PB1NG8 Colorado Springs, Colo. WES taken to the hospital. ed the vacation school conducted four assistant chairmen for cork Stanko is the construction head SEE OUR LARGE USED CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY m SINCE 1ST} FuAeral services were held ^ two sisters from LorettI gun, darts, hoops, and ducks, and .will provide the tent, booths, July 2, with Father Puhl officia St Kiowa and Tejon Streats MAIN 1898 Heights, Sister Mary Carol and and other games to be announced lights, and transportation, i I f ting. Burial was in the Ovid Sister Mary Agnus, who have later; another for nail driving, sisted by Johnsop. and Gagnon. WILLIAMS-NASH INC. b( Cemetery under the direction of been in Holyoke. for the past fish, pitch, and color game, an At leasf 200 persons will be 2030 So. University — SH. 4-2781 o\ the Austin Funeral Home. He three years. The class was held other for miscellaneous games; working on this carnival when it ti( was placed beside the body of his in Holyoke in the morning and and still a fourth for another (FormtrljF Uaivtnrity Pai% Garacel wife, who died in 1939. gets under W»y by the end of pi WIlUAM'C. CRARON in Haxtun in the afternoon at batch of assorted games. this month. th THE MURRAY DRUG CO. Mr. Schiel was born in Gabel, the Church of Christ the King. Frank Griddinger will also be Bsls Stus—116 E. PUu Puk—HAIa 154 Russia, July 18, 1885. He came A dinner will be served by Optometrist rides chairman, including train, Floyd Cimino, aided by Bill MAURO MOTOR SALES ri lirtb ttsrs—S32 ruis—HAIi 189 to the United States soon after Mixed Races in Church carousel, and pony rides. pa I2S Norih Tejon St. being married, and the couple Haney on both days of the carni Professional Pharmary Favored by 77 Per Cent Bob Fosselan of Wallace Mo val. 4140 Tejon St. GL. 5-0739 Denver, Colorado of PHUNk MAIN s e n settled at Topeka, where he tors is chairman of the grand SOI No. Tejon MAin lOM The new 1964 Mercury Mop- fr. COLOBADU 8FRING8. COLO. worked in a roundhouse. In 1923 Minneapolis, Minn.—Seventy- award section which includes a MOTORCYCLES SPORT CARS St the family moved to Sterling, seven per cent of Minnesota’s terey Special Custom coupe, on NEW & USED new Mercury automobile as the display at Wallace Motors, Inc., H. later living in Crook, Sedgwick, men and women are in favor of first g ift Gel Baur’$ ( of Denver) Pete Beroni and_ Ovid. During this time Mr. having White and Negro people will be given away on the eve Pt Schiel was a farm laborer, and “worshiping in the same Norton and Rhue, Leonard, ning of Aug. 1. Everyone is Candy and Ice Cream at will handle the publicity needed cordially invited by Father At FarnUnre Shop later farmed for himself. churches,’’ according to a sur E X P E R T Lubrication-Washing UPHOLSTERING.. Survivors include the following vey conducted by the Minnesota for this gigantic affair. Posters Theobald to participate in this Johnson-English BE-UPHOL8TERING AND party. C A r C n i Complete Automobile Service REPAIRING 12 sons and daughters: Mrs. Pete Poll, a service of the Minneapolis g u Ruhl and Mrs. Chris Ruhl of Tribune. 12 Slip Co.eri snd DrsperlM Colorado Springs Factory Authorized Automatic Transmission Drug Co. Msd. to Order Tucson, Ariz.; Mrs. Pete Caries Twenty per cent expressed Th of Denver, Mrs. Mary Lechman M an Returns To Servicing for All Makes of Cars Re LENTUERIC Toiletries Furniture Made to Order disapproval and three per cent S t of Sterling. John, Jr., and Adam, Champion Spark Plug Geaning Service tel Ttjon Bijos St. i>hon< 1400 24-22 So. Wshsatch Art. SiAin 6309^ had no opinion. The poll found St. Louis University | both of Sedgwick, Francis of that 81 per cent of all men and Complete Line of Gas & Oil Products Sy The Heyse Sheet Julesburg, Mrs. Victor Marghein 73 per cent of all women favored Colorado Springs. — Chuck EJ HE. 3-5340 MB. 4-8U1 of Venango, Mrs. George Zach- interracial worship. In another and Larry Ash visited their par LARRT JEBRY Metal and Roofing aropoulous of Detroit, Pete ' of question, the poll found that two ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ash, PERRY'S "66" INCORPORATED Sterling, Alex of Ovid, and Mar thirds of Minnesota’s men and of 2424 N. Tejon Street Chuck Madden Plumbing Co. garet of Denver. HEATING ROOFING women approve of the U. S. Su left for S t Louis University 1275 SANTA FE CH. 4-9797 PLUMBING CONTRACTORS SHEET METAL 1 PLUMBING REPAIRS Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bellen preme Court Dechdoi) that segre where he will"enter his senior GAS WATER HEATERS 111.SO. NEVADA dor of Ovid are the parents of a gation in public schools is un year in the School of Medicine. Comer Santa Fe at 13th Avenue ■Soai ME 2-0042 822 W Clon4« An Phonsi MAIn iS2 girl born June 22. constitutional. While here he filled an engage We Give S&H Green Stamps F Eit. 1888 ment at the Cliff Hous^, as'guest VIC HEBERT INC. 12th Silver Dollor Event pianist 3660 Downing Ar The firms listed here Larry was graduated cunt laude from Notre Dame in June Sinoa 1911 tr€ deserve to be remembered Annual School Benefit thi and was commissioned as an en not when you are distributing sign in the United States Navy. lout Qyi.lcr. S . your patronage in the dif In Colo. Springs Aug. 27 He is now stationed at the Naval CALL JACK HALL •rr Colorado Springs. — (Sacred Knowles will be assisted by the Air Station, Norfolk, Va. ferent lines of business. 8or Heart Parish)—The Oblate Fa following; Mmes. Gorden Mc LEGAL NOTICE tiei thers of Sacred Heart Church Hugh, Jacob Ausec, Owen Red IN THE COUNTY COURT f announced this week that com mond, John Gray, Frank Vejor- In «nd for th. City .nd Connty of If low roles with TA 5-7191 Donvof and S ut« of Colorado the mittees are now being formed by stek, Stephen Bzsdek, Ray Au No. 99405 maximum coveroge C .f the Sacred Heart, Perpetual gustine, Mary Maestas, Thomas NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT leg Help, and Holy Rosary Guilds Benton, Hubert Allen, Thomas AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP on aulo insurance ...You can't afford FORT COLLINS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE bisl for the 12th annual Silver Dollar Neal, and John Hummerson. OF JOSEPH A. MARTIN, Dcceaaad. is whol you seek not to get in touch ing benefit for the new Westside au The comipittees in charge of Notlco hortby given that on the ditorium and school, which is in lOth day o f Anfrvat, 1954, I will proeont ...call Jack Halt with me right away. I this annual benefit will include the process of construction. This members of Sacred Heart, Per to the County Court of the City and Die large benefit will be held at the County of Denver, Colorado, my account* the petual Help, and Holy Rosar; for final oettlement of the adminiatration DREIIING MOTORS newly renovated and redesigned Gpilds who are affiliated wit: of aaid eatate, when and whera all per Th< Hiawatha Garden, Manitou sona in intereat may appear and objaet to USED CARS Set the Altar and Rosary groups, them. If they >o deeire. Buick and G M C Trucks Springs, on Friday evening, Aug. the newly organized'PT A group, Notice ii alao hereby given that thera FARMErS INSURANCE OROUP m a ' 27, through the courtesy of the and the Holy Name and Men’s had been filed in (aid eatata a patition For De|iver’s ( 230 South College Ave. Phone 2500 management. aaking for a judieial aacertainment and 865 LINCOLN DENVER, COLORADO Glib group, determintalon of tha heir* of aneh de tifi The benefit ticket committee ceased, and setting forth that tha namaa, Best Buys dec will be under the direction of addressaa and relationahip of all persons, diot New Vicariate Apostolic who are or claim to ha heirs of said de Visit Our NEW Mrs. Herbert Knowles. Mrs. ceased, ao far aa known to the petitioner, day Established in Indonesia are aa followi, tivwit; Used Car bisi NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mae Willis, 1307 Scott Street, Coving Location A ESTATE OF CHARLES R. LINDER. Vatican City.—The Prefecture ton, Kentucky, Daughter. GREELEY •I»o known M CHARLES RUDOLF Apostolic of Hollandia in Indo Aceocdidgly, notlee la also hereby given Moi LINDER, DECEASED. No. P-1073 that upon tha date aforasaid, or the day 740 S. Bdwy. DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS deal Notlco ii hereby ziven t&et on the 15th nesia has been raised to the rank to which the hearing may be continued, Jan day of June, 1954, letten of admlniatra- of a Vicariate Apostolic. the Court will proceed to receive and tloD were iuned to the undenljrned u The territory will remain un hear ptoofi ooneeming tha beirt of auch Prepare tor Efficient Driving Jen 1015 Smstli Anaw Ittlu Pksis 97 Admlnlitrator of the above named eeUte deceased, and, upon the proofs submitted, the Adamson Mortuary In. PSsst-1429-M and all perione havinz -dalma acainit der the care of the Franciscan srill enter a dccrae in ^ d eatata deter Tuna tha Motor — Restore Pep and Economy to Yoor Car eaid eatate are required to file them for drder, with Father Anthony mining who are the heirs of such de It Will Perform Better and Lswt Longer Ban, The Greeley Monument allowance in the County Court of the Cremers, O.F.M., formerly Pre ceased person, a t which hearing all par Tho 24 Hour Ambulance Sarrice City and County of Denver, Coloredo, sons claiming to be heirs at law of such — PACTOEY - TRAINED MECHANICS — Albi within ilx montht from uid date or ttid fect Apostolic, as Vicar Apos deceased may appear and present their Grealay, Colorado Works, Inc. clelma will be forever barred. tolic. A new Prefecture Apostolic proofe. bert R. Rosi AdsmM« Phont 1131 lAlFH 8. NOlllSTEI ANDREW wySOWATCKY, ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. JAMES MOTOR CO. Usn,ificunn tnd OisliMn at of Ketapang has been set up in TELEPHONE TABOR 5-5191 Kat Bred P A dsnsos Sth Art. sl Stb 81 Admlniatra tor. Indonesia. It will be under the Administrator. 1228 Lincoln KE. 4-8221 And Artistic Hemerisis First publication, Jane 24, 1964. First publication July 8, 1954. Last publication, July 22, 1954. care of the Passionist Fathers. 13th & Broadway * Denver Dodg* A Ptymonth — SalM and S nvlct Edi Teut publication August 6, 1954. the; beat a n 4 Ver Mai t A BARGAIN IN GOOD READING DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER AND THE REGISTER, NATIONAL EDITION h a to ch COM BIIVATIOX 104 ISSVES - - $3.00 tb« pra Mail Yoor Renewal Now THE REGISTER P. O. Box .1620-Denver, i, Colo. r PAGE EIGHTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 T h ursday, July 8, 1954 'i ■ H om eniaker’s Help Sisters to Help Sick Poor DRAPERS ■ I D e p a r t m e n t U I UPHOLSTERY t h ■ I n Patroni%» Theta Reliablt and Friendly Firihe I Indian Dancers to Perform at Bazaar Dominican Nuns' Bazaar 926 W. 6lh Ave. ■ M A. 3 ^ 0 7 Upholstering, Repairing r * ------1 THE BEST ns LUGGAGE To Feature Indian Dance Custom Built Furniturt ( ^ ^ O f All Kind* ENGLEWOOD By W a l t e r S u l l i v a n other requires minute balance. All work guaranteed. Termi di HEATING COMPANY One of the few remaining ex The White Cloud brothers, Viv if deiired. Evening calli. ti( A f Serrint Entir. Englewood ond amples of primitive pageantry to ian, Valetino, 'Tony, Vincent, and G Dcnrer Are* survive civilization’s changes is Lawrence, have danced in Lon NK Authorized Lennox Dealer the ritual dances of America’s don, at the Waldorf Astoria, and at Madison Square Garden. ATTENTION HOME o c a Furnacet Southwestern In d ian s. These OWNERS! KE. 4-307S and Air Conditioning dances, performed in that color During World War II they ful country long before Columbus traveled the U. S. for the Treas Now ii the time to work ferti discovered America, have been ury Department, selling war lizer into your new lawn for Bacon & Schramm ALL MAKES FURNACES raised to the level of a high art bonds. 'They have appeared in fall planting. Special prica for INSTALLED, SERVICED form by the Indians^ In the In July and Auguit. Composition Roofing AND REPAIRED two movie productions. The Val Tile Roofing dian civilization,' these dances ley of the Sun and Santa Fe Fi- For Sale — ^Mtn. Peat, top i were prayers for success at war, esta. ♦ toil, flagitone; alio 25,000 Roof Repairing • Heating good crops, or good health, or ex The dances to be performed at beautiful Evergreeni; tome in 4020 Brighton Blvd. • Air Conditioning pressions of thanks.\ the bazaar include the "Buffalo container,. Plant Now. Wi The rojl of these Indian drums CH. 4^563 • Sheet Metal Work Eagle,’’ the "Shield,” the Sui will reverberate through the “Hoop,” and many others. SIMPSON NURSERY Ph. SP. 7-0055 or SU. 1-4494 Loyola Church grounds during FREE CHECKUP the Dominican Sisters’ Bazaar Each evening of the bazaar 5 Blocks E. Colorado Blvd. T O M DWYER AND ESTIMATE, July 15, 16, 17, and 18. they will put on their dance at South Side Cherry Creek P l065 W. Hampden Each evening the favorite of traction beginning at about 7:30 Phone SK. 6-7313 Electrical Contracting frank Watert, Prop. all spectators, the rhythmic hoop p.m. Free Estimates dance, which combines agility and -i balance and which has required AD Rlectrir*] Joba Lictnitd Tha firms llatad here deterva to T( and Bonded Tony White Cloud years of prac ba remembered when you are dia- ■r 2042 Badora BA. 2-1912 tributinf your patronage to the tice to perfect the ballet-Hke different lines of business. technique, will be performed. In A this dance the hoop dancer’s feet ^KtexCofi & Sxt€fUo% move rapidly at 100 beats a min ute of the drum and the difficult Electrical Contracting & Repairing changeover from one leg to an- PAINTING & T\\ wil DECORATING ow lARL J.STROHMIIIGCR Rosary Society These pictures show the White fir Eloctric Company Cloud Brothers of the Jemez ing off Licensed and Bonded • dancing troupe of New Mexico, In Westwood to ReSIDeNTIAL • COMMlItaAl bac Member National Electrical Contractor. Ait'n. dressed in full dance costumes. Toi 1178 Stout St. AC. 2-5733 Featuring authentic dances the Honor New Priest SERyiMG COMPLETE Col Indians will perform nightly at 1 Westwood.— (S t Anthony of ROCKY MOUHTAIM AREA M a the Dominican Sisters’ Bazaar Padua’s Parish)—The Altar and Ho July 15, 16,17, and, 18. Rosary Society is sponsoring a For Prompt CERTIFIED CHEMICAL a t ' + + + get-acquainted reception honor • RESTAURANTS • OFFICES f a x ing Father Daniel Flaherty in the I to I LAUNDRY & PRODUCTS, INj:. parish hall Sunday, July 11, from wei 5 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Bernice Schuster • HOTELS •APARTMENTS me; DRY CLEANING BuUding Maintenance Frontier Days and Mrs. Josephiije Martinac are 7:8 Supplies taking charge of the reception. J Service . . . Call: • SHOWROOMS • STORES All members of the jiarish are t nex Bmikei . Toilet Tiiine* cordially invited to attend the lint Paper ToveU Court to Visit reception and meet Father Flah No Job Too Small or Too Largo in? TA. 5-6370 Complete Janitor Need. erty. for Weekday Maiiei are now Service and Workmanship That Satisfies eni CASCADE 1180 Kalamath ' Street Bazaar July 15 being celebrated at 7:15 roo Phones TAbor 5-0103 o'clock initead of the previoui i Laundry & Dry Cleaners T h e Cheyenne Frontier time of 8 a.m. thr TAbor 5-0104 The Holy Name Society will Job Days queen and her lady in receive Communion in a group ANDERSON BROS. con waiting have sent word that in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, lint J. A. JOHNSON & SON they will attend the Domin July 11. All members are asked PAINTING & DECORATING CO. nan The firms listed here ican Sisters’ bazaar the open to be present. g ift Established 35 Years deserve to be remembered The Holy Name Society will pas ing night, July 15, at about meet Tuesday, July 13, at 8 p.m. 1042 SANTA FC DR. CHerry 4-6581 a n t • Gutters • Sheet Metal when you are distributing 8 o'clock. Each year through in the parish hall. The awards btf • Gas Furnaces your patronage in the dif the efforts of T. Joe Cahill will then be made to the lucky app * Gas Conversion Burners ferent lines of business. the Frontier Days group has persons of the “50-50” Club. Pal 88 Pennsylvania RA 2-5657 been represented at the Do Credit Unian WI minican Sisters’ bazaar. Jackpat Reaches $40 Also Mr. Cahill is donating The |20 Credit Union jackpot two Frontier Days resexved was not claimed for the month of in? grandstand seat tickets to be June, because the person whose iliet name was drawn had failed to Hoi awarded free to some one in attendance the opening night make a deposit to his .cavings par c n u n g ' account during the month. The Y#l< of the Dominican Sisters’ ba zaar July 16, 16, 17, and 18. June jackpot is thus carritd over and \ to this month and it is added arti FOR DRIVEWAYS- PARKING LOTS to the jackpot July 20—thus •rtj + + + +1 + making a grand total of $40 in nai PLAY AREAS-ROADS & STREETS TERMITES i o e f the jackpot Everyone is urged 8tn Free Estimates Serioufly Damaging to make a deposit to his savings X8t) Property Orer Denver Mayor Will Give Account account so that he can claim the ba Ftr money should his name be drawn. OWT THE BRANNAN SAND AND GRAVEL CO. Call SP. 7-4673 fn i Only Credit Union members can Yonr Phone Is Our Door Bell tiot Eitleitu Of Dominican Nuns' Work KE. 4-1231 Colorado TERM IN iX Co. take advantage of this jackpot, pita and so everyone who is not al Complete Line the LInaua at E. 1. Brin Ca. The final meeting of the acquainted with and has wit JUST CALL 1754 Sa. Braadtiy — Gn. Lachaaa ready a member is urged to join 1 several committees and all the nessed being accomplished dur the Credit Union now. It is a FIXTURES & will people interested in the Domini ing his term as mayor of Denver. very progressive organization APPLIANCES par An urgent need exists for GE. 3-3861 can Sisters’ bazaar will be held one everyone should be proud to off Life Is Too Short additional workers, and all inter belong to. -K WASHING MACHINES fro] ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ested are urged to attend. Good automobile insurance can & DRYERS GL. 5-4323 To Bo Without an Strt GUY M. ELDER be obtained through the St, An -K RANGES: GAS A Hoi EZE MOP & Fairpiay, Breckenridge thony Credit Union. A 10-per- ELECTRIC Paj Industrial and Commercial Building cent dividend is given on liability FOR COMPLETE CONE WRINGER coverage each yer as well as 15- -K GARBAGE PLUMBING SERVICE A t 175 Vallejo St. . PEarl 3-8930 DISPOSALS Banda N otot Touch Water Mass Schedule Given per-cent dividend on compre 3030 W. 44ih Ave. F Got Youra Now hensive and collision insurance ■K WATER HEATERS S4.3B p in t tax Malt will be offered in Fair- annually, whether or not there WE GIVE ?ue FREE CITY DELIVERY ■K DISHWASHERS n 4 play and Breckenridge every has been an accident. It is not PIONEER STAMPS Mall ordera filled, in- Sunday except the tecond Sun necessary to be a Credit Union The clndo SSc for pickinf REPUBLIC STEEL KITCHEN SALES & SERVICE Reg and pootaio. day of the month for the reit member to obtain this coverage. AIR CONDITIONERS & ROOM COOLERS “AFTER THE 4th SALE’’ of the lummer by the Rev. Information may be obtained at tele AC. 2-30Se Sales and Service Syr EZE HOP CO. William Ryan, aiiiitant in An the Credit Union office, 3356 W. Special for "Register" readers, bring in this ad ond nunciation Pariih, Leadville. Dakota Avenue. EM 1227 E. 17th A n . k 7WIST BF THE get 20% off oil popular air conditioners, also used D onrar S. Colo. HANDLE WIINGS The lehedule will be ai fol ones from $20.00 up. We guarantee to cool any spoce .THE EZE HOP low!: Fairpiay — Third and David P. Bryant, to any degree you wish. Repoirs, ports, service. "For fifth Sundayi, 8 a.ro.; firti and fourth Sundayi, 9:30 a.m. Denver Pair's Boy, i : 16 years the Pioneers." Breckenridge — Pint and Baptized in Japan fourth Sundayi, 8 a.m.; third and fifth Sundayi, 9:30 a.m. David Philip Bryant, the son p of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. has the exact colors you want FOLEY HEATING Bryant, was baptized at Camp T 824 Acomo TAbor 5-5107 & 5-5108 Former Denverite's Zama chapel center. Camp Zama, Arc MWR Japan, his sponsors beiug Vin tret Baby Is Boptized cent E. McGinn of Denver and this Get the Best Janine Therese Cowan, daugh Mrs. Martina Weil. Byron T. not —Ftbhin Richrteh photo Hetrick of Jackson, Miss., was the Mayor Quigg Newton ter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. but Cowan of Holy Family Parish, proxy for Mr. McGinn. for your seoson arni Pueblo, was baptized July 4 by The boy is the grandson of Bom Monday, July 12, at 8 p.m. in Mr. and Mrs. John McGinn of ties the meeting hall directly in the the Very Rev. Monsignor George 4415 Hooker, Denver, and a rear of the convent at 2601 Gay Holland. Sponsors were Dorothy nephew of Father John J. Mc T m r? lord .Street, Denver. Cowan of Chicago and James C. the ALUMINUM AWNINGS Ginn, stationed at St. Jaipes’. The importance of this meet McCabe of Denver, aunt and Mrs. Bryant is the former Eliza c.s; uncle of the infant.- lege ing has been enhanced by the beth Ann McGinn. bish fact that Mayor Quigg Newton Mrs. Cowan is the former Mar The Bryant family will make decorating ing has requested permission to at lene McCabe of Denver and this their home at 4387 Wolff Street tend and to speak of the phases is the couple’s first thild. ^he when Mr. Bryant’s present tour N of the sisters’ work that he is was born on their wedding an of duty in Japan with the Navy Dioi niversary. the! + + - + is completed. Tho Sch mas 0 tifi( deci All available !n dioc day bish ODORLESS A Mot dea( COMPARE,.. 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