Archdiocesan Catholic Charities Ukrainian Cathoiics Expend $1,082,190 During Year Church HEALTH SERVICES, CHILD AND FAMILY WELFARE HEAD LIST Many in Parish
By Bill Kilkenny "have made this record [o f serv families in Denver,” the report ling and slum clearance in Den- its affiliates are agencies o f the Refugees From Thousands of persons received ice] possible. Without their help, said. "There is, however, much ver.” Denver Community Chest. help when they most needed it our work could not grow." more that must be done in hous-1 Catholic Charities and many of (See page 3 story also) in 195-3 through Catholic Char-' The largest single expenditure, Red-Held Lands ities of the Archdiocese of Den *4.' U"' the report shows, was $(W2,456.50 Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations vv‘ ver, Inc, which expended $1,082,- Ukrainian Catholics of or free health services provided Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1954— Permission to Reproduce, Except on 190.96 for charitable purposes in the Byzantine Rite are mak )y the nine hospitals of the arch Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue the year. ing plans to purchase the diocese and, in Denver itself, the Denver Friends (Quaker) A report on the work of the Ave Maria Clinic and the Domin Church located at W. 41st agencies affiliated/ with Catholic ican Sisters of the Sick Poor. Charities will be given at the an Avenue a n d Shoshone Street This will be the only Byzantine nual meeting of the parent or $370,898 Expended Rite Catholic Church in the ganization at 8 p.m. today ( Thurs For Child Weliare DENVER OTTHOLIC Rocky Mountain area, as the day, April 8) in the Catholic Child welfare accounted for nearest ones are in St. Joseph, Mo., and Los Angeles, Caiif. Charities Annex, 1665 Grant the next biggest portion, $370,- Most of the members o f the Street, Denver. 398.99, which was expended newly formed Transfiguration X- Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, through Catholic Charities’ Cen Parish are displaced persons who had to leave their native president of Catholic Charities, tral Office (children’s depart UKRAINIAN CATHOLICS of the Byzantine Rite Ukraine because o f Communistic pays tribute in the foreword to ment), St. Qara’s Orphanage, REGISTER domination. Many of them the 27th annual report to the vol (Jueen of Heaven Orphanage, Mt. in Denver are planning to purchase the Friends (Quak found their way to Denver and er) Church (above) at W. 41st Avenue and Shoshone Street, Den unteer laymen and laywomen who St. Vincent’s Home, the Convent VOL. X LIX . No. 34. THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1954 DENVER, COLORADO decided to settle here. Now that ver.— (Regiater photo by Turilli) there are about 70 families, they of the (jood Shepherd, St. Jo have a great desire to have a Monsignor Koch seph’s Baby Annex, and Infant of church such as they had in their Prague Nursery, all in Denver. homeland. Retires From Army At the present time the Rev. Expenditures for youth work totals ,$76,188.93. "They were Seminary Campaign -Will Be Reviewed made by the Little Flower Com munity Center, Vail Community Center, Camp Santa Maria, Holy Regional Meetings Arinounced for Priests and Parish Chairmen Ghost Youth Center, Catholic Just one year after the pub- bishop reports that tl»e total some contributors are running completed in early summer at have received loans to tide Daughters of Americaj Knights ^c announcement of the receipts to date, in the first behind in their pledges, the a cost of $30,000. Many o f the them through construction pro of Columbus, Tabernacle Society, Archbishop’s Seminary Cam 10 months of the campaign, review meetings for ail priests fine trees at the seminary grams in developing areas. Archbishop’s G u ild , (Queen’s paign for the expansion o f St. have passed $1,500,000. This and parish chairmen of the have been transplanted in Because of the importance Thomas’ Seminary and a fund means that more than $2,000,- drive will be held in each re preparation for the erection of Daughters, Junior C a t h o l i c of the regional review meet to help new parishes and mis 000 remains to be paid in the gion to stimulate continuing the new wing. ings for priests and parish Daughters, and Q tholic Charities sions, a series of review meet pledges, which totaled more interest in the drive. Other tangible benefits of chairmen, the Archbishop has Servicemen’s C e n t e r ( USO- ings has been announced by than $3,600,000. The first meeting, for the the drive have been the pro announced that the annual NCCS), all in Denver; Qtholic Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Since the success of the ■ Denver region, w illLe heid’ in curement of several additional clergy conference, usually held In a letter to all priests of campaign depends on the total sites in suburban Denver for in May, will not be held this Daughters t^ America, Glenwood Blessed Sacrament School hall the archdiocese, the Arch amount collected and since on Sunday evening. May 2, new parishes. A few parishes spring. Springs; and the ArchdioceAn at 5 p.m. and wiil be followed Council of Q tholic Nurses. Oratorio Good Friday Evening by a dinner in the school cafe Archbishop Tells 500 Men at Rally Family welfare accounted for teria. On Monday evening. May 3, a similar dinner meet $32,646.54 of the total Agencies Full Holy Week Splendor ing wiil be held in St. An Christians Cannot Escape providing family aid were the thony’s School, Sterling, at 6 Cathojic Charities’ Central Office o’clock. (family department), St. Vincent In Services of Cathedral The next night, Tuesday, Colonel (Rt. Rev. Mon de Paul Society, and St. Vincent May 4, at 6 :30, a dinner meet From Moral Responsibility signor) Joseph R. Koch ing wiil be held in St. Mary’s de Paul Salvage Bureau, all in The liturgy of Holy Week will ministration of the sacraments. “There is no escape for a “ for ethical neutrality in Father Blazejowtlcy (above), commandant of the Senool, Colorado Swings, and any Denver; QthoUc Welfare Bureau, be carried out in full splendor After the solemn procession a week later, one in St. Ste Christian and a Catholic from Christian life.” chaplain school at Fort Slocum in the mother church of the arch of the Blessed Sacrament to the moral and spiritual responsibil Dr. Dmytro Blazej.owsky of Sfe. near New Rochelle, N.Y., and Fort Collins; and Q tholic Daugh phen's Hall, Glenwood Springs, Assisting Archbishop Vehr at diocese. Archbishop Urban J. altar of reposition, there will be ity,” Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Joseph, Mo., offers Mass in the the senior Catholic chaplain in ters of America, Colorado Springs. on Monday evening. May 10. the Mass was Monsignor William Vehr will officiate or preside at all-day adoration o f the Blessed told 500 men. of the Pikes Peak Byzantine Rite every Sunday at the armed forces, retired from The Archbishop reveals that J. Kelly and in the sanctuary was The "welfare of unfortunate ceremonies in the Cathedral Sacrament. region at a Communion break S t Joseph’s (Polish) Church. considerable progress has al Monsignor William Kipp, the service March 31. children who are mentally handi through the week. Holy Communion will be dis A committee to purchase the ready been made at the sem fast in Colorado Springs April 4. Monsignor Koch, a priest of tributed every half hour from 6 In the procession from the church was formed last month the Denver Archdiocese, was an capped’’ remained the "outstand Seminarians from S t Thomas’ inary and that plans for the The Archbishop, who offered and is headed by Orest Koltu- Seminary and the Cathedral vest to 9 o’clock and in the Pontifi church to the Antlers Hotel, army chaplain for 26 years. He ing social problem” in the arch new large dormitory and class the Communion Mass in St, niuk. The committee includes ed choir will participate in the cal Mass. Mary’s Church before breakfast, where the breakfast was held, attended St. Thomas’ Seminary, diocese in 1953, the report said. room building are virtually were delegations from the Colo Mrs. Kyrylo Leszczenko, Mrs. blessing of the palms at the Sol told the gathering that “ whether Denver, and the Catholic Uni Tre Ore Good Friday completed and will be let for rado Springs police department, Rosalia Klepak, Mrs. John J. Noting Aat the sate training emn Mass Palm Sunday, April 11, in business, public office, indus versity of America. He is a native On Good Friday the solemn bids within a few.weeks. headed by Chief I. V. Bruce; Sullivan, Anthony Perchaez, and at 10 o’clock. In addition to the trial labor, or in the ' profes of Rochester, N.Y., where he was schools at Ridge and Grand Junc observance of the Passion and Already, as, a result of the from the fire department, the four members of the church special procession, the chanting sions,” all Catholic men nave a born in 1894. tion have been able to accept few Death of Our Lord will begin campaign, the gymnasium- headed by Chief Fred Lautch; committee. A drive has already of the Passion of Our Lord ac auditorium at the seminary clearly defined responsibility. been started to obtain funds for He began his army career In new children because of a lack of cording to St. Matthew will fea with a Mass o f the Presanctified and from the military establish 1928 and served many years in offered by Archbishop Vehr, at has been completed at a cost “ There is no room,” he said. the church. room, the report pointed out that ture the Mass. Priests o f the ment at Camp Carson, headed by the Philippines. Before he entered of $110,000, It is in constant Although it is a great sacri Cathedral staff will serve as 12:15. The services w'ill be General Collins. the army he served as pastor of child welfare agencies and chil brought to a close with the Sta use by the seminarians for fice for those who have been in chanters and the Catehdral choir A t the speakers’ table at the St. Joseph’s Parish, Akron, and dren’s institutions "accepted many tions of the Cross. various activities. An addition America only a few years, they will also participate. Priesthood Burse breakfast was City Manager was an assistant at' St. Francis The blessings o f the new fire to the dish-washing facilities are donating to the best of their of these children to relieve aitied John Biery. The chairman for Salei’ Parish, Denver. He was On Holy Thursday a Solemn and o f the Paschal candle, the and new refrigeration plants Thought for ability, aware of the fact that family situations.” the event was Ralph Pettinari, ordained in the Denver Cathedral Pontifical Mass will be offered reading of the Prophecies, the have been placed in operation only in this New World are they Holy Week chancellor of the Colorado in 1920. The Legislature’s appropriation by Archbishop Vehr at 9 :30 and blessing of the baptismal font, at a cost of about $30,000. free to follow their impressive will include the impressive bless The foundations have been Springs council 582, Knights of Rite and to profess their holy Colonel Koch was named of $500,()00 to remodel and ex and the chanting of the litany Only two donations were made ing o f the oils that are used poured for the enlargement of Columbus. The toastmaster was faith, while their brethren Domestic Prelate yith the title pand the training schools "will will begin on Holy Saturday in the past week to the Lady of throughout the year in the ad- morning at 8 and will be fol the dining room, which will be M. E. McCarty, past grand abroad suffer as martyrs and of Right Reverend Monsignor in partially relieve the problems,” Fatima Burse, the Denver Arch knight. Heading the Fourth De 1948. lowed by Mass to start at about diocese’s fund for the education confessors behind the Iron Cur gree representatives was Peter J. tain. It is hoped that generous He will return to Denver for the report said. Holy Week And 9 :30. Communion will be dis of priests. The contributors) with Paoli. Americans will also help them to a visit April 10 or 11, and will Election of nearly 1,000 hous tributed only at this Mass. Arch the amounts they gave, were Easter Schedules Archbishop Vehr The speech of Archbishop attain their fondest wish — their then leave for a much needed ing imits for low-income families bishop Vehr will preside at the Mrs. Crahi, Denver, $5, and Mrs. own Ukrainian Catholic, Church rest. While in Denver he will be Pait'ort and pariih corre- Mass and blessings. Mary Melchoir, Sedgwick, $5. Vehr follows: by the Denver Housing Authority in Denver. a guest of the Rt. Rev. Monsignor ipondenti are asked to sub On Wednesday and Thursday The burse total now stands at Again I bid you a hearty wel "relieved, to some extent, the Will Speak at Gregory Smith, V.G., pastor of mit schedules of services and evenings the choir of St. Thomas’ $189. come to St. Mary’s Church for St. Francis de Sales’ Parish. housing problems of many poor music programs for the last Seminary will take part in the The magnificent response this annual corporate Commun 'Christian Herald' three days of Holy Week and Tenebrae and will chant the Mat Wyoming Event made to the Archbishop’s Sem ion Mass. Although you attend for Easter as soon as pos ins and Lauds of the Divine O f Mass and receive Communion Survey Unsound sible for inclusion in next fice. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will inary Fund Campaign in the past year by the people of this arch regularly in your own parish, week’s Easter edition of the On Friday evening Perosi’s be one o f five members of the OFFICIAL diocese is solid testimony of their this annual celebration is an “ DenTor Catholic Register.” “ Oratorio” will be rendered by Hierarchy participating in five open testimonial of your faith. To prevent repetition, some of the Cathedral choir under the di Marian Year observances in the devotion to the works of Holy 'Register' Can't You are here as religious- the schedules of services sub rection of the Rev. Richard Hies- Diocese of Cheyenne this sum Mother Church. Most contribu minded men, and, with our back- mitted for this week’ s edition ter. The sermon that evening mer. Archbishop Vehr will speak tors, indeed, took seriously the gfround of religious instruction, are printed only up to Good will be given by Archbishop at the Cheyenne Deanery observ plea for “ sacrificial giving” made Friday, inclusive. at the time the drive commenced. we know that the most important Find M in iste r Vehr. ance July 4,' an event that will coincide with the dedication of If these same persons were aim and ideal of life is to save the $259,000 addition to St. Jo fully aware of the constant drain our immortal souls. Our sojourn seph’s Orphanage in Torrington. on archdiocesan resources made o'n earth is but a temporary ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER preparation for an eternal life Who Was Polled Spanish Discovered Peak Bishop Joseph C. Willging of by the educational needs of its • Chancery Office in heaven. Our bodies will be Pueblo will attend. seminarians, it is clear they By Register Staff Writer 1536 Logan Street would find in their revenue consigned to the grave tempo Century Before Pike Did On June 6, Bishop Charles W. rarily, but your souls will live Where did the figures come Denver 5, Coloradot Quinn, C.M., exiled Bishop of some small, regular gift, at least, from? to the burses. There ik no more forever. Body and soul, after the Appointments for Holy Thursday Pikes Peak was discovered The first recorded reference Yukiang, China, will speak at general judgment, will be re After undertaking a tedious the Sheridan deanery observ important work in the archdio and difficult survey of Protest- The following are requested kindly to assist the Most by Spaniards a century before to Pikes Peak was made by cese than the preparation of stu united, and we are destined to it was sighted by Lt. Zebulon ance. On June 13, the clergy and an eternity of happiness or woe. apt ministers in Denver this Reverend Archbishop in the Pontifical Mass and in the cere Juan Bautista de Anza, Gov dents for the sacred career of Pike, an article in the current faithful of the Thermopolis dean We must become saints in life, week, the Register is more skep mony of the blessing of the Holy Oils in the Cathedral of the ernor of New Mexico, who the priesthood. The priest is the Colorado Magazine reveals. ery will hear Bishop Quinn. and the saving of our own im- tical than ever of the recent Immaculate Conception at 9:30 a.m. Holy Thursday morning, when on a punitive expedi On Sunday, June 20, the Rock lifeline of divine grace, for his Christian Herald poll that came April 15, 1954. According to the author, soul bears, through Holy Orders, (Tynt to Page S — Column j ) Raymond Calhoun, the records tion against the Indian Chief Springs deanery will be addressed up with the astounding “ result” tain Cuerno Verde (Green the mark of sacrificial and sac that the Church has lost 4,144,- Officers of the Mass; of Spanish penetration into by Bishop Bernard J. Sullivan, horn) referred to it in his ramental power. Camp St. Maio Open 366 members to Protestantism in Assistant Priest— Rev. George M. Tolman, C.M. the Pikes Peak region go back S.J., retired Bishop of Patna. journals as Los Ojas Ciegos the past decade. to 1706, or exactly a century The Casper deanery Holy Hour Gifts to the Lady of Fatima Deacons of Honor— Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, (The Blind Eyes). Anza also Burse may be sent to Archbishop Why is the Register skeptical? before the American army of will be held June 27, with Bishop July 3 to August 15 Very Rev. Monsignor John Cavanagh recorded the location of the John L. Paschang of Grand Urban J. Vehr/ Chancery Office Because, of the ministers asked ficer entered the territory. In peak on a map. Island as the speaker. 1636 Logan Street, Denver. if they had received question- Deacon of the Mass— Rev. Mr. Dean Kumba that year Juan de Ulibarri was Famed Camp St. Malo, which Subdeacoii of the Mass— Rev. Mr. Robert Greenslade is located at Allenspark, near naries in the poll, not one replied sent from New Mexico into in the affirmative. If the Chris-’ Masters of Ceremonies— Mr. William Sievers, Mr. Thomas Colorado to recover some In Estes Park, will open for a six- week session from July 3 to tian Herald survey touched Den O’Flannigan dians who had fled earlier to ver at all, no one is talking. Aug. 15. Priests for the Blessing of the Deacons for the Blessings of the Apache village of El Criticism has been general of Holy Oils: the Holy Oils: Cuaetelejo to escape Spanish The camp is open to boys from the survey methods used by the the age o f 9 to 16, inclusive. Rev. Bert Woodrich rule. Ulibarri was followed by Christian Century, which was Rev. Mr. Robert Durrie The fee is $22.50 per week. An Rev. Mr. Joseph Moroney Governor Valverde of New said to have ignored or violated Rev. Michael Walsh extra fee of $5 is charged for Rev. Mr. James Pommier Mexico and Don Pedro de the basic techniques of approved Rev. Patrick Kennedy the boys who wish to ride horses. Rev. Mr. Daniel Flaherty Villasur, who were also at polling practice. Rev, Leo Blach Rev. Mr, James Purfield tempting to subdue marauding The camp, which was founded To a man the ministers con-, Rev. James Rasby Rev. Mr. Paul Mollan Indians. by the late Rt. Rev. Joseph J. tacted by the Register were ex Bosetti, is now under the direc tremely courteous and tried to Rev. John McGinn Rev. Mr, William Koch tion of the Rev. Richard Hiester, be as helpful as possible, but Rev. John Anderson Subdeacons for the Blessing Extensive Remodeling 1501 Pennsylvania Street, Den none estimated that more than of the Holy Oils: Riv. Demetrius O’Friel, ver; phone MA. 0233. three persons originaiiy baptized Rev. Mr. James Milota O.F.M. To Moke St. Joseph's Catholic became members of Rev. Mr. Melvin Haas Father Hiester announced that their sects each year. As a rule, Rev. Edward F. Brown, O.P. Rev. Mr. Paul Breunihg a new water purification system ' Rev. Frederick Mann, Rev. Mr, John Heles Convent Home for Aged has been installed and will be in the ministers said, these persons C SS R Rev, Mr. Robert Moran operation this summer. (Turn to Page 2 — Column 8) Rev. Wilfred Mallon, S.J. Rev. Mr. Raymond Malec Extensive remodeling work at Rev. Francis Brown, O.S.M. Rev. Mr. James Lafreni a cost o f $40,000 is being com f pleted for converting St Jo Appointments or Good Friday Long's Peak Snow Cross l seph’s Convent, the former Pro • Officers of the Mass: vincial house of the Franciscan Assistant Priest— Very Rev. Monsignor Walter J. Canavan Sisters, into a new home for Excells More Famed One a Deacons of Honor — Rev. Owen McHugh, Rev. Robert elderly persons. Situated at I> Breunig 2825 W. 32nd Avenue, Denver, Denverites saw a lovely The ice crystal symbol was »■ Deacon of the Mass— Rev. Mr. Robert Durrie the building will have initial ac .white cross in the sky this nothing rtew to one staff mem Subdeacon o f the Mass— Rev. Mr. Daniel Flaherty commodations for 80 persons. ' week. ber of the Register papers, Masters of Ceremonies — Mr. Emmett Kelly, Mr. Paul Its total capacity will be about Even more perfect' than whose office windows give to Basford 160. nature’s cruciform snow form the north. The staffer,- Tom Appoinhnenfs for Holy Sohirdoy Sister Pacifica, superior of Mt. ation on the side of the Mount Smith, advertising executive, Elizabeth Retreat, Morrison, said of the Holy CroM appeared says he watches for the cross Officers of the Mass: that the 32 guests there wiil be the formation on the south each year— ^and is never disap >- Celebrant— Very Rev. Monsignor Walter J. Canavan the first to move into the revised side of Long’s Peak. pointed. ir Deacon— Rev. Mr, James Purfield structure. Depending upon com From the tops of downtown Although the approach o f Subdeacon— Rev. Mr. Edward Ryan k I pletion of plumbing and carpen Denver buildings the snowy warm weather spells short life in Chaplains to the Most Reverend Archbishop— Rev. George Kear try work, it is expected that the In Honor o f Mary All departments of St placards were put on the bulletin boards and cross on the Estes Park peak for the present snowpack. >e ney, Rev. John B. Ebel "new” Mt ElizabethTletreat will Anthony’s “ Hospital, pi ■ in the offices o f the hospital. Shown holding the seemed almost exact^in delin Smith says that next year be The clerg:y appointed for the procession of the Holy Oila . open early in May. Denver, were dedicated to the Blessed VirginVi: placards are, left to right, in the foreground, eation and proportion. From will alert Register photograph L are asked to bring their own amice, alb, cincture, and white The Provincial House o f the under her many titles, in a Marian Year cere Shirley Michaud and Sister Manuel; in the back closer vantage the snowpacks er a little earlier in the winter fn vestments. ' Sisters of S t Francis is now es mony April 5. Father John G. Walsh, chap row, Mary Rowan, Nancy Weaver, Mary Chlecq, took on the appearance of season— in hopes that a good By order «i the Most Reverend Archbishop. tablished near Colorado Springs lain, read Pope Pius XU’S Marian Year Prayer Sister Anastasia, Sister Barbara Ann, Regina Christ, robed in white priest reproduction of the unusual w David Maloney at the former Woodmen’s Sard and blessed _ Marian placards made by the Brown, Nancy Leonard, and Pat Stengel.— (Photo ly garments, and standing with formation can be obtained on Chancellor tarium; Franciscan Sisters who staff the hospital. The by Turilli) (See picture on page 3 also). arms outstretched. film. T
PAGE TWp Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 Thurtdoy, April 8, 1954 'Christians Cannot Escape Moral Responsibility'
(Continued f'rom Page One) Ito the good, and God, being in and ethically In every circum thou hast been faithful in little our lives be an inspiration to mortal soul is a pe personal and in- finitely good, infinitely kind, and stance. There is no_ room for things, I will place thee over higher things to those who know merciful and just, will draw the dividual responsibility. ethical neutrality in any Chris many. Enter thovi into the joy of us and look to us for guidance. human heart to Him in loving Others may teach us, guide us, tian life. the Lord.” If our God is not in the heavens, dbvotion and affection. and pray for us; but we, indi As the head of your household, Religious-minded men must it neccs.sarily will be some lesser Thirdly, knowledge and love vidually, must work out our you Catholic men have particular save the world for Christ and for deity on earth. Only religious-. naturally lead to service. Every eternal salvation. Faith alone is obligations and. responsibilities. the generations yet unborn. minded men can carry the torch man must serve his Creator, will not sufficient for salvation; we The pattern of your life, your Walk worthy of the vocation in of spiritual valuc.s in an age of ingly or unwillingly. God has must show in our daily lives the idealism is unconsciously ab which you are called, St. Paul doubt and religious uncertainty. given us the very definite rules practical deeds of faith. Faith sorbed under your care and tells us. as he admonished his May God bless you, your of right conduct for our indi without works is dead. early Christian converts. Mav homes, and loved ones! vidual and social lives in the guidance. We cannot live blaok As these thoughts are funda and advise white. The bulwark mental end basic to every re Ten Commandments. These com mandments are objective stand and the backbone of America is ligious concept, I thougnt it the Christian home. In. the main- might be opportune today to ards, independent o f our likes or desires, and are very specific in 'taining of idealism of Christian speak on the necessity of re conduct and personal example, ligion in our daily lives. The first their demands and in their prohi IT’S NEW! IT’S DIFFERENT! bitions, and universal for the you fathers are the indispensable little catechism we were privi agents o f the Most High. leged to learn gives the whole whole human family. They are Civic morality never rises philosophy of human life cryp fundamental standards o f con above the standards of the fam tically, and in a few words. duct in the relationship o f the ily hearth: and your devoted SAINT JOSEPH DAILY MISSAL "W hy did God make me?” “ God creature toward His Creator and home, your little neighborhood, made me to know Him, to. love man toward his fellow man. They and your community will reflect Him, and to serve Him in this have a divine sanction and may your good will, your idealism and Edited by Rev. Hugo Hoever, S.O.Cist world, and to be happy with Him not be impugned. Violations of devotion, and your willingness to in Eternity.” some o f them carry disastrous The NEW - IDEAL - COMPLETE Many so-called pseudo-intel physical effects, even in this mor challenge the selfishness of life. lectuals, not gifted with the tal life. They are the basis of After the miracle of the loaves Daily Mittal for Every Catholie and the fishes, as recorded in to grace of faith, flounder a whole right social living. It is impossible to "Prey the Mass" with greater lifetime’ in attempting to formu to conceive a religion without the day’s Gospel, the Divine Master late the reason for human ex Ten Commandments of God as ordered His Apostles to gather ease and understanding. istence and never reach any con guiding, practical principles in up the fragments lest they be clusion. We recognize the basic our daily lives, binding m con lost. In the face of the obvious •k Largs T)rps. ie Confrotemity Vinion. credited the Legion with doing much to uncover philosophy, and we must attempt science upon all o f us. miracle and the abundance of Archbishop at Acies “ S fallen-away Catholics and to bring them back to food, saving the fragments ir Fswtr RtfiriiKis. it Lotln-Englith Ordinary, - to guide our lives accordingly. Spiritual Heroism the regular practice of their faith. might seem trivial and unworthy above with the Rev. Roy Figlino, chaplain of The discipline o f the Ten Com 'fir Accurals Tromlatlon.SlmpliM Arrangimsnt. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John P. Moran, pastor Twofold Purpose mandments must be self-imposed of the multiplying power of 'fir 'fir the Denver Coinitium of the Legion of Mary, at of St. John’s Parish, stressed the value of the Man is a finite created being. God. Does He probably refer to Handy Calenders, Illustrated fn COLOA. He is not the author of his own upon human life. A police power the Legion’s annual acies ceremony. Held in St. Rosary in his talk at the ceremonies. Archbishop the little things of life, which tk Triosury of Proyirs. tk Moonifleent Bindings. life. He was made by Gpd for a cannot enforce them; that self- John’s Church, Denver, March 21, the acies drew Vehr officiated at Solemn Benediction of the we may not consider too impor twofold purpose. He must know, mastery and self-discipline must more than 500 auxiliary and active members. Blessed Sacrament to conclude the program. tant? Few of us may be called PLUS other Valuable Features love, aqd serve God here on come from within. A correct The tremendous importance of the Legion's The Mater Christi Praesidium of St. John’s moral life is gauged by conform upon to do great and outstanding No. 810/22—Black cloth, gold stamped, rsd sdgss______$3.78 work in the parish was emphasized by the Arch Parish was host at the reception for legionaries earth, inaorder that he may be happy with Him for endless ages ity to these laws of God. Godly things or to assume positions of bishop as he read the group’s annual report. He that followed in the lounge room, of the church. No. 910/02—Black simulated leather, gold edges______$6.80 in the Kingdom of God. If man living is a long, arduous process great responsibility. misses the end of his creation, of self-restraint, self-denial, and Yet, character is revealed by ,No. 810/13—DeLuxteBlock leather, gold edges______$8.00 that is, his eternal destiny, his self-conquest It is spiritual hero the little things of life. Do wei Five Heights Students [Register' Can't whole life, judged by the stand ism in action. pass by little opportunities for Some people resent the restric kindness throughout the day? Do ards of eternity, is a failure. CLIIRkCS CfiUHCH GOODS H O U St First, a man must know his tions upon their liberties that the we let slip golden opportunities n Chicago Speech Meet God- Natural reason, without the Ten Commandments impose. All to help others, to do some good Find M in is te r help o f divine revelation, de of us probably find it difficult at in a small way to one who nea^s Five Loretto Heights College students will take part in a mands the existence of a Su times to live absolutely in accord it? Do we refrain from the Bit speech meet at Loyola University, Chicago, 111., on April 9-10. preme Being, who is the Author ance with those laws, because of ing, cutting remark at home with 'They are Kay Dignan, Kay Campbell, Lucille Hite, and Sharon of the universe with all its won the weakness of human nature the wife and children or with our FitzPatrick of Denver, and Mary Jo Berg, Amarillo, Tex. Dr. Who Was P o i y derful intricate laws, order, and and the presence of temptations fellows in business? Do we make Earl C. Bach, head of the college speech and drama department, .symmetry. Ancient pagans ra on all sides. But each one o f us use of the odd. othei-wise wasted, will act as a judge at the tournament. (Continued From Page One) tionalized that fact and deified willTrv judged at the tribi nal of moments to offer a little prayer Four of the Loretto Heights entrants will enter the debate nature, natural phenomenon, and eternity by fidelity to the man to God for ourselves and our were involved in mixed mar- families, or for others who stand on the subject, “ Resolved; That the United States should adopt riages. all human passions. Physical na dates o f his Creator. This is the a policy of free trade.’’ Kay Dignan and Mary Jo Beig will be ture cannot be the result of a practical side of religious life. in need of divine assistance? Do Questions asked by the Regis on the affirmative and Kay Campbell and Lucille Hite will be mere accumulation of blind This is what we basically mean we avoid and shun the little ter reporter included "What is on the negative. Sharon FitzPatrick will enter the oratorical forces. The well-ordered plan by Western civilization— that is, temptations to wrongdoing your estimated total congrega contest. ning o f the physical laws gov the recognition of the inherent which, if unchecked, lead to tion?” “ How many converts did erning the universe indicate to rights of God in human life and greater evil? Do we try to pre ou have in 19537” “ How many every thinking man that an in the inherent rights ‘of the indi serve and live Christian ideal of these were originally baptized tellect infinitely powerful vidual human being. ism in the little activities that go Jomi’s Cliirlic Catholics?” “ How many of these brought them into being. A Christian differs from a to make up daily life? 0 ^ ' • were involved in mixed mar Every effect must have a pro pagan not because o f his vices, The Savior praises the faith *‘The West’s Largest Church Goods Supply HoussP riages?” “ To what do you at portionate cause, and the cause for vices are common to all ful servant; “ Well done, good tribute conversions?" “In join of creation is God. Scripture re mankind; but he differs in the and faithful servant, because ing your ChurcR what rite is car echoes the deep-seated conviction virtues he niust practice, no mat ried out?” and “ Were you ques of all thinking men that “ only a ter how difficult, in conformity Eitabliihed 1902 1633 Tremont Place tioned in the Christian Herald fool says in his.heart. ‘There is to the will of God. U. S. Byzantine Bishop poll?” no God'.” We must ao violence Speaking of the necessity of TAbor 3789 Denver 2, Colo. Questions asked by the Chris to our intellect to try to con the Ten Commandments as the Given Archbishop Title tian Herald were included in a vince ourselves that there is no basis of Christian living will Washington.— Bishop Constan letter sent out by the editor, Supreme Creator. In the ma never command headlines in the tine Bohachevsky, Exarch of the vhich is ryjroduced below: turity of unbiased judgment and press. But, could not the increas Byzantine Rite Apostolic Exarch ‘My Dear Friend and Brother: faced with the stark and somber ing trend toward juvenile de ate (Ukrainian Greek Catholic “ As you know-, the Roman realities of life, the logically linquency be controlled funda Diocese of the U.S.A.), with mentally lit iU source, if children Catholic Church has reported 1,- thinking man will bend his knee residence in Philadelphia, has were taught the basic laws of 071,897 converts (presumably in a d o ra tio n to the Infinite been named by the Pope to the God in the home and in the Feed and Seed your Lawn Nowt^ from Protestantism) in the past Being, who created him and the personal title of Titular Arch Church? 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Onion S«tA Glad Bulba claims as widely as possible, nor (Archbishop Bohachevsky is the | ^ a d y to plant Fancy Abs'U 12 lor 39c take issue with the figures them The little finite mind of man can the idealism contained in the Ten Commandments, and a goodly ecclesiastical superior of the Rev. selves, we believe that it is un not adequately comprehend in SAVE ON SEEDS! portion of them never heard of Dr, Dmytro Blazejowsky, pastor Gusterman's fortunate that the impression has finity, it is true. We are so small Large assortment from 10c pkg. them. We may fail in our ideals of the Ukrainian Catholics in been given that inter-faith con and puny in intellect; and God Thrifty Mix Grass Seed ...... lb. B9e t r Swedish Silversmith—S5 Years Experience freauently, but the ideals must Denver.) versions are a one-way street. Is omnipotent and omniscient. 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Catherine's Will Have GENERAL in Christian Herald as quickly as your co-operation and our print ing schedule make possible. "The survey will not be com Cantata for Good Friday MR. CHARLES ORTIZ TIRES plete unless we hear from you. “The Seven Last Words of Broadway for many years. As IHNe as “ Very sincerely, Christ,” a sacred cantata by Mrs. Dorothy Garner is rated Daniel A. Poling Theodore DuBois, will be sung u one of the moat accompliihed Chairman and Editor Good Friday night, April 16, in orgnniita in tha West. Having MORTGAGES "Christian Herald Magazine St. Catherina’i Church, 42nd studied in Europe under spme New York 16” Avenue and Federal Boulevard, o f the finest musicians in the $ / 2 S (Readers srs siksd to note es Denver, at 7 o’clock. The entire world, she is instrumental in pecially ths final sentence in the cantata will be under the direc providing entertainment fo r m PER WEEK Christian Herald letter. Ths aur- tion of Father Bartolo Paolaezi. various hospitals and other bene COUNSELING \ vey obviously was not complete, fits. * ^ * :7 0 « 15 The guest soloist ind organist a judging by answer to the RtRegit- Two other leading Denver Mtmker will bs Franklin Hornaday and tf e Here’s your big Ur poll.poll.) soloists, Joseph Acton and Maria Dorothy GaTnsr, respectively. PrtfCBUtion opportunity to own Battaglia, will lend their talents Franklin Hornaday is no new Parlth a to this beautiful cantata. Both a set o f famous Dr. G . J . comer to Denver's clientele of 9 are members of St. Catherine’s . General Tires. Get fine music. He has appeared in
t 1 Thursday, April 8, 1954 Office, 938 8annock Street . THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE THREE Church Painted Nine Hospitals' Charity Work By Parishioners Highlight of Charities Report (See page 1 story alto.) sons who were able to pay only nationalities and 27 different re In Castle Rock The amount of charity work part of their hospital bills. ligions. performed by the nine hospitals With a total bed capacity of The Dominican' Sisters o f tbe A freshly renovated church in the Archdiocese of Denver is 1,369, the hospitals were nearly Sick Poor, all trained nurses, at greeted Father Walter L. Steidle one o f the highlights of the 27th filled throughout the year with tended 165 sick poor persons, de o f Elbert when he made his semi annual report of Catholic Char a daily average attendance of voting 12,285 hours to their care. monthly visit to St. Francis of ities. The hospitals are St. Fran 1,080, the report shows. They spent $9,236.13 for medi Assisi’s Parish, Castle Rock, to cis’ Sanitarium, St. Jpseph’s, St. Clinic Serves 4,538 cine, food, clothing, fuel, and offer Mass on April 4. -Anthony’s, and Mercy, Denver; The Ave Maria Clinic gave household needs. Parishioners had teamed up in St. Joseph’s, Cheyenne Wells; service to 4,538 persons at a Aiding them were the Domi- the preceding week to paint the Glockner-Penrose and S t Fran- cost of $36,999.45 in the year. nicanettes, a group o f Catholic inside of the church, install light CIS , Colorado Springs; St Vjn Patients were referred to the high school girls, who helped to fixtures over- - the sanctuary, cent’s, Leadville; and S t Bene clinic by welfare agencies, prepare medical supplies and make needed repairs on the roof dict’s, Sterling. churches, railroad retirement sometimes acconrpanied the nuns and other parts of the exterior, The koipitali treated 1,542 boards, the Veterans’ Adminis on home visits. and polish the floors and fixtures patients free in 1953 at a cost tration, and other groups and in Other data noted in the re inside the building. of $225,849.56; and an even dividuals. Treated,. without re port were these: Three hundred ninety., five Robert Banigan, Denver Funds for the project were bigger ium — $330,371.36 — gard to race or religion, were raised under the direction of was expended on 46,032 per peron.s representing 30 different families or individuals were pro Denver Priest, archdiocesan priest now serving as a chap- Vern Berks, Rudolph Ehmann, vided immediate material assist l r k r i f l l n m T h l a f Force in Kokura and Mr. Medinger. They also St. Francis’ Men Hear Talk ance, such as food, clothing, or V llu p iU lll ^IIIC I Japan, is shown above with the ne\ took part in the renovation proj housing, through the Catholic appointed Chief of Chaplains, Monsignor (Brig. Gen.) Patrick ect, along with Joseph D'oepke Charities’ Central Office. Ryan. Monsignor Ryan is now on a tour of military installations and William Couch, and Mmes. Judge Frantz Tells HNS Employment was secured for in Japan, Korea, and Okinawa. He is the first Catholic to receive John Reddy, William Hein, John 204 persons through the Central the high chaplaincy post since Bishop (Gen.) William R. Arnold Flierl, Rudolph Ehmann, Vern Office. now U.S. Military Vicar. Berks, William Couch, and Wil Of Need for Adults to The St Vincent de Paul So Shown putting up Marian Yearr pljplac- Father Banigan expects to be transferred from his Far Eastern liam Kleinert, and the Misses ciety gave material aid to 502 Placards for Mary ards in St. Anthony’s Hospital, Den post in October, 1956.— (U.S. Army photo) Medinger. families (629 adults and 1,721 ver, are, left to right, Nancy Weaver, Sister Barbara Ann, and More than |300 was spent for Show Youth Good Example children) and 532 individuals. Mary Chlecq. Following dedication of all hospital department^ to At Si. Philomena's April 11 materials for the project, and Burial expenses for 48 persons District Judge Albert T. experiences and observations dur Mary under her various titles, there was great response, espe all the labor was donated. were paid by the society. Frantz, a past president of tbe ing his first year on the bench. cially from non-Catholic patients and personnel, according to Sis Despite the lack of a resident Needy adults and children re ter Barbara Ann. Curiosity on the non-Catholics’ part about the CFM Group Holy Hour priest, members of the parish Holy Name Society of St. Francis During his service in the crim ceived 7,865 articles of cloth inal division of district court. Marian Year led to explanations of the role of Mary in the Cath have met every Wednesday eve de Sales’ Parish, Denver, told the ing and 843 pieces o f furniture olic faith. The placards, made by the Franciscan Sisters at the ning in the church to recite the Judge Frantz tried a record total from the St. Vincent de Paul So group March 15 of some o f his of 12 murder cases, in addition hospital, were blessed by the Rev. John G. Walsh, chaplain, on Rosary and make the Stations of ciety. April 5.— (Photo by Turilli) (See picture on page 1.) Features Marriage Pledge the Cross. Mrs. Couch leads the to many other cases of serious Nine hundred ninety children crime. The consecration of fam Couples interested in the Rosary, and John Reddy, owner were under the care of the arch ilies to the Holy Family and program of the Christian Fam of the Chevrolet garage, and Mi He estimated that nearly two- diocesan institutions at the end the recitation of the pledge to ily Movement are invited to chael Marici, a teacher in Doug thirds of the cases appearing of 1953. They included 585 in Second Graders to Get Christian marriage will fea participate in the Holy Hour. las County High School, lead the before him involved persons be institutions, 227 in foster homes, ture the Holy Hour for mem They should make reserva Stations. tween the ages of 16 and 26. He and 177 under supervision in bers of the Christian Family tions at FR. 6839 if they ex Attendance at the Wednesday noted the lack of religious train their own or relatives’ homes. ing and practice among these Movement Palm Sunday. The pect to attend the buffet evening devotions has been be The Ave Maria Clinic and Polio Vaccine Apr. 27-29 offenders. Holy Hour is being held in St. supper. tween 30 and 40 persons, with Catholic Charities’ Central Of Second grade pupils of all advisory committee, said re Philomena’s Church at 4 some coming from as far as He observed that most of these fice counseled and assisted 109 Denver Catholic schools, as quests have been received for o’clock. Silk From Korea Parker and Greenland, both ap juvenile offenders arc hero- unmarried mothers in the year. well as public and private shots for pupils in grades other Archbishop Urban J. Vehr proximately 20 miles from Castle worshipers who desperately ;ieed Arrangements were made for the schools, will take part in the than the second. He said this will preside at the Holy Hour Made Vestment Rock. to have put before them more adoption o f 85 children; 25 re antipolio tests to be conducted cannot be done. and officiate at Benediction A beautiful red vestment was Three youngsters are being in leaders o f the type being de mained with their mothers; three by the National Foundation One hundred eighty-eight of the Blessed Sacrament. presented to Regis by the Regis structed as altar boys by Mr. veloped by Catholic schools from cases were pending; and one for Infantile Paralysis April Denver physicians have volun About a dozen priests, CFM Guild last week. Reddy; Jack Couch, Jerry among their own people in place child died at birth. 27-29. teered to vaccinate the nearly of the gangland types which now chaplains and pastors ' who ' Dan Cronin, son of Mr. and Ehmann, and Charles Reddy. Information about the tests 7,000 youngsters who are ex prevail. Adoptions in the year totaled have CFM gnroups in' their Mrs. Timothy Cronin, 3634 About 50 grade and high 119. Requests for adoptions is being sent to parents, and pected to participate. parishes, will also be present. Eliot, sent the silk material from school childen are now enrolled Crime Career Mirage number 199. no child will be vaccinated un Health records of first grad More than 100 couples from Korea to his mother, who in turn in catechism classes conducted The Thanksgiving Week Cloth less he has his parents’ permis ers, who will not be vaccinated, Judge Frantz emphasized that all existing groups are ex gave it to the guild. every Sunday, in the church by ing Collection netted more than sion. will be compared to those o f on the one hand all the young pected. The work o f making the vest the St. Thomas Guild. Twenty 50,000 pounds of clothing, prin Parochial school pupils who the vaccinated second graders people of the city must be made 'The services will include ment was done by Mrs. Margaret boys and girls have been added cipally for Koreans left destitute will receive the shots are to to determine the effectiveness to realize that a successful career of the shots. group participation in singing Jaster and Mrs. R. J. Cordes of to the classes in the past two after the war. be examined the day preceding hymns and in recitation of 5020 Newton. months. Judge Frantz of crime is merely a mirage, their vaccinations in Denver O f the $92,000 advanced by the prayers. Special family- and that on the other the com General Hospital. Colorado NCWC War Relief Servicet to centered meditations will be munity must be brought to the General Hospital may be used M f. Carmel 3rd Order •end more than 2,000 diiplaced read during the recitation of realization' that crime is too ex also if the number of pupils perioni to the Archdiocese of the Rosary. Illness Fails to Curb Fr. Moran pensive to be tolerated. is too great to be handled at Will Gather April 15 He cited the fact that it costs Denver in the past five years, Preacher for the occasion Ill-health may force a priest to year is somewhat better and that •\fter his first few Masses in Denver General. Doctors will The Denver Chapter of the the public approximately $1,200 all but $15,000 has been re will be the Rt. Rey. Monsignor take a leave of absence but it the paralysis is not noticeably Briggsdale, Father Moran se visit the schools to give the Third Order Secular of Our a year to keep one prisoner and paid by the DPs. The archdio Harold V. Campbell, pastor of does ^ not mean he is “ unem worse. His left leg encased in a cured a scout hall for use for di actual vaccinations. Lady of Mt. Carmel will meet that there are usually between cese resettled 2,046 displaced Blessed Sacrament Parish, and ployed.” And for Father Peter brace slows his physical pace vine services. In 1941 he bought Testa will include three Thursday, April 15, in Mother 1,350 and 1,500 prisoners at persons between April 7, 1949, it is expected that the Arch J. Moran, pastor of Sacred Heart but faite to hinder his valiant a bank building, which was con shots, the second to be given a of God Church, Denver, at Canon City and about 1,000 at and Dec. 31, 1953. bishop will speak briefly. Church in Peetz, and one of the determination and constant per verted into a church and dedi week after the first and the 7 :3 0 p.m. Among topics dis Buena Vista figures, which do outstanding missionaries in the severance. cated to St. Joseph by Arch DPs Independent third to be given shortly be cussed will be a proposal to Also to be recited in the not include the large numbers in archdiocese, though now on sick During Father Moran’s ab bishop Vehr June 30, 1942. fore the end of the school distribute scapulars at Holy Holy Hour will be the Marian city and county jails. “ In November and December,” Year prayer, composed by the leave in Tucson, Ariz., it means sence, Sacred Heart Parish is Meanwhile his continued per the report says, “ when unem year. Ghost Church and a forthcom Holy Father, and the special an opportunity to continue limit- being administered by Father sonal contact with parishioners A basic solution to the prob ployment became prevalent, some Dr. Jules Amer, chairman ing reception of postulants prayer recited at the close of edly his apostolic work. Thomas J. Gilmartin, C.P. Father bore fruit. Converts were bap lem, he belMves, lies in education o f the displaced persons work of the Denver polio vaccination and novices. all CFM meetings, taken from Despite ill health, the zealous Moran requests all his friends to tized, fallen-away Catholics re and employment. Laws should be ing for large manufacturing adopted, he said, requiring young the Holy Year prayer of Pope missioner manages to give in remember him in their prayers turned, irregular marriages were companies were laid off. Most of people to continue in school until Pius XII. structions two or three times a rectified, and the number o f these people had ample savings Catholic families increased to 12. they are 18 and penalizing the Following the Holy Hour, week at the Newman Club, where to tide them over until they At Peetz, a “ Good Samaritan” arents o f children who do notpai priests and couples will he the Father Frederic F. Curry of could find new employment. It Tucson is chaplain. Some 1,100 family, impressed by Father Then, he said, employers must be guests of the Rt. Rev. Mon- willing to employ trained young was interesting to note that they Catholic students enrolled at the Moran’s arduous trips and incon were not anxious to receive un signor William Higgins, pas veniences in caring for the sick people regardless o f their ethnic “IT’S A HONEY” $3.98 to University of Arizona take part employment compensation, but tor o f St. Philomcna’s, at a in spite of his handica;s, re background. DRESSES $6.98 in the club’s well-balanced spirit preferred to take any kind of buffet supper on the sec quested him to make a pilgrim DARLING PINAFORES, ual, social, and recreational pro In conclusion. Judge Frantz job that might be available.” ond floor of St. Philomena’s age to Lourdes at their expense. All Sizes and Colors...... $1.49 up gram. asked the men to try to evaluate The conclusion o f the report School. Neighboring parishes The motive of the anonymous Father Moran, suffering from judicial decisions in the light of expresses tbe gratitude of Cath HATS AND BONNETS, will lend their chairs and donors and Father Moran was to the evidence as presented in an incurable disease of the spine olic Charities to the Community In New Spring Colors...... _...$!.59 tables for the occasion. St. seek alleviation of his condition court and of the laws o f the which, according to medical au Chest and “ many other generous BOYS’ SUITS (Washables) Philomena’s lost its lunchroom so as to carry on his work more state before accepting at face thorities, will eventually paralyze benefactors, known and un Sizes 2 to 6...... $4.98 up equipment in the fire that effectively. value the judgments set forth destroyed its basement hall him completely, reports his A fter his return. Father in newspaper headlines. He known, non.Catholic as well as TAM O’SHANTA, Matching Sets, more than a month ago. general health during the past Moran supervised the erection of pointed out that no judge could, Catholic.” Sizes 2 to 6x...... $2.99 to $3.49 a new rectory at Peetz. Valued even if he wanted to, release a Cited also are the Denver FIRST COMMUNION AND at $17,000, it was built at an ac person convicted of first or sec Catholic Regieter; the late Rt. CONFIRMATION DRESSES ....$5.98 up tual cost of $9,300 because of ond degree murder or voluntary Rev. Monsignor Joseph Bosetti, volunteer labor donated by pa manslaughter, but, on the other sponsor of many operas on be RA 6060 rishioners. A new $2,177 Con- hand, all of.ier convicted pri half of Catholic Charities; and Mrs. Peter Jonke soitata organ was installed in soners are entitled by law to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, “ for Sacred Heart Church in 1952, consideration for probation if countless items of support that shortly before Father Moran he has rendered to the staff and they are not already so-called "Where Children ReUm" took leave of absence. two-time loosers. personnel of Clatholic Charities.”
Rev. Peter J. Moran and Masses in the hope he may soon be able to return to his be loved parish. His present address I is 4515 E. Grant Road, Tucson, Denver’s Leading Catholic Mortuary i Ariz. In his cha;‘acteristic uncom plaining 'attitude. Father Moran stresses that “ failing health is not .caused by missionary ac- I tivity,” for an illness, such as his, ■is found “ among the leisured as well as the working classes.” ' And he should know, for his own missionary work in Northeastern Colorado forms a modern epic in apostolic work. Friendly I After his ordination by Arch- I bishop 'Vehr in 1933, he served ; as assistant at Holy Family Par RELIGIOUS GIFTS ish, Denver. He became chaplain of St. Benedict’s Hospital, Ster ling, in 1934 and four years later Personal was named administrator of for EASTER QIVINQ Stoneham and missions in ad dition to his chaplain duties. In September, 1947, Father Moran • ROSARIES • PRAYER ROOKS came to Sacred Heart Parish in Peetz and was named pastor in -an d - 1949. • RELIGIOES PICTURES When chaplain at St. Bene dict’s in Sterling, Father Moran ALL TYPE MEDALS ON CHAINS was deeply moved by the number of fallen-away Catholics in small towns and country places, as well Thorough Service iASTER GREETING CARDS- as deeply impressed by tbe large families they reared. He made a OUR SPAOOUS CHAPELS CAN PROVIDE FINE SELE(rriON OF special study of data supplied by the National Catholic Rural Life FOR EXTRA LARGE SERVICES RELIGIOUS CARDS FROM 0 5 * Conference. He became more acquainted with the problem through his practice of saying his second We Will Be Closed Sunday Mass at Iliff (1936-37) Good Friday Noon till 3 P.M. while stationed at Sterling. A delegation from Stoneham peti tioned him for regular Sunday Mass in 1938. Through his per Compl<‘tc Linr of Rrlij^ioui Articles for Church and Home sonal contact with Stoneham residents. Mass attendance and reception of the sacraments in BOULEVARD A. I*. Wai*ncr anil t'o. creased one-third. Not content with some success achieved in Iliff and Stoneham, ' ‘ The Finest Mortuary in the West” 3020 FEDERAL BOULEVARD GR. 1626 t liriM II GOODS Father Moran established an 606 14th St. Between Colifornia,& .Welton TA 8331 other mission in Briggsdale, where he said the first Mass in a private home May 11, 1940. Are You Keeping Up Payments in the Seminary Drive?
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PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Kejrstone 4205 Thursday, April 8, 1954 I,
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Father Aylward S t John's PTA Bake Sale Palm Sunday Patroni%0 These Friendly Firms (St. John’s Parish, Denver) stairs lounge room of the church Other chairmen are: Hospitality, Cakes, pies, roils, coffee cakes, after the 7:30 and 9 o’clock Mrs. James Delaney; salesmen, lo Talk Before muffins, pizza pies, and other Masses. Mrs. Francis Candlin; and serv homemade delicacies will be fea Mrs. J. A. Hinterreiter and ing of coffee and doughnuts, tured at the bake sale being spon Mrs. James Flood will bake many Mrs. E. E. Kluck. Mrs. Bernard Easter Gifts for All Englewood PTA sored by St. John’s PTA moth of the special items, Mrs, T. Ra- Fitzgerald is procuring the ers on Palm Sunday, April II. ber Taylor is general chairman doughnuts that will be served. The sale will be held in the down assisted by Mrs. Harry Malouf. Polio Vaccination Meeting She will love Perfumes Englewood.— (SL Louis’ Par igh)— "The Value of a Parochial On Tuesday afternoon, April and Toiletries from our High School Education" will be 13, a^ 2:80, Mrs. Virgil Henry the subject of Father John L. will conduct an important meet stocks of Giro, Coty, Du« Aylward’s talk before the PTA, St. Vincent de Paulas ing for all mothers of the first, second, and third graders to view harry, Gemay, Shulton, at the meeting in the tchool Tuesday evening, April 13, at 8 movie.s and to discuss the com ing inoculations with polio vac etc. o’clock. A special invitation to PTA to Hear Designer all eighth graders’ parents to at cine. tend this meeting is extended by This vaccine will be offered to (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, the priests and sitters. The The Holy Name Society, to- all children iii the second grade For Him... shaving sets - after shaving school children will provide Danver) ether with the Boy Scouts and free, provided their parents give musical entertainment. The PTA will meet in the par !ub Scout*, will receive Com their consent. The children of lotions by Old Spice, Hudrtet, etc. - bill ish hall Monday, April 12, at munion in a group in the 8 the first and third grades will The PTA Council will meet o’clock Mass Sunday, April 11. be observed an control groups. with the pastor and the sisters 2:30 mm, Kate Feretti, prom folds • lighters - pipes - cameras • clocks inent Denver hat desipier,. will A naw series of convert in- The men o f the Holy Name in the assembly room of the rec Society will receive Holy Com tory at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, be the guest speaker. Mrs. Fer struetions will begin Tuesday, etti will model and talk on the April 20, at 8 p.m. Talks will munion together Sunday, April I A r o t f n Y A lin n popular Catholic movie and TV star featured April 13. LUICliU I UUIIgy J Denver Catholic author, Lenora spring hat styles. be given in the school, and 11, in the ’7:30 Mass. There will Twenty members of the PTA will continue on Tuesday and be no breakfast meeting after Mattingly Weber, on her Letters to Loretta TV program Sunday Members of the Altar Society night of this week. attended the CPTL conference Thursday avenings for a pariod the Mass. on March 25. will be at the church entrances after the Masses Sunday. April of 10 weeks. Catholics are Holy Weak Services The fiction-piece, which ran'first in the Saturday Evening Post, PANGBURN'S Mrs. J. Tillman, the newly 11, to receive offerings for the urged to invite their non-Cath- Palms will be blessed and dis was entitled "The First Man to Ask Her.” Mrs. Weber, who is elected president of the PTA; Easter flower decorations. olic friends to attend. tributed at the 10:30 High Mass now at work on another Beanie Malone book, tentatively named and Mrs. W. J. Jensen, the first On Wednesday, April 14, Con- on Palm Sunday. Beanie and Her Secret Life, also has a short story being published AND BRECHrS vice president, will represent St fetiion* will be heard from 4 The Rev. Donald McMahon of this month in the Satin-day Evening Post. To be on the newsstands Louis’ school PTA at the state to 6 p.m., and after the 7:46 Evergreen will preach at the April 17, it is titled “ The Lonely House." PTA convention in Lamar Thurs Holy Week Slate Lenten devotions, in preparation services Wednesday evening, day, Friday, and Saturday of Easter Novelties for the Kiddies for Holy Thursday. Communion April 14. this week. will be distributed on Holy On Holy Thursday morning The Holy Name Society mem Thursday at 6:45 and again at Holy Communion will be distrib LAUNDRY & GLEANING bers will receive Communion in IsAnnounced 7:30. uted every 16 minutes beginning Top Quality Work — 1 Dny Service, If Deiired the 8 o ’clock Mass this Sunday, The High Mass and procession at 6 o’clock. Solemn Mass and BEAUTIFUL EASTER CARDS April 11. will begin at 8 o’clock. procession to the altar of repose Pickup & Delivery Service Green Stamps There will be a special meet The adult choir will practice will begin at 8 o’clock. There will ing In the recreation center For Cure d'Ars Imported and Domettic Winet, Liquori in prSMration for Eostpr Solamn be evening devotions at 7:30, CLEANERS C R Y S T A L LAUNDERERS on Monday ovening, April 19, M us Friday, April 9. and again followed by all-night exposition. (Cura d'Ars Parisb, Denver) And AH Popular Branda of Bean for all the men in the parish. on Wedntsday and Friday of next Volunteers are asked to sign the Only ClftnInt-LauBdrr Plant In B ut Denrer Newcomers to the parish are Communion will bt distrib week following evening services. adoration list in the vestibule of 5705 E. Colfax (near Ivy) DE. 7565 especially invited. 'Thi* is an uted at 6 :S0 in the rectory Annuol Bmnch the church so that a worthy rep ALSO ONEIDA CLEANERS. WSS OneMa — DU. 066S important meeting. Refresh chapel on Holy Thursday, with resentation will be present Fre* It SuCCMI LEN'S PHARMACY Delivery ments will he served. Mass at 7:15. Communion will be through the night. Boy Scout Troop 136 la busy distributed before this Mass and Mrs. John Mul
Thursday, April 8, 1954 Offlea, 938 8onnoek Straaf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talaphont, Kayitent 4205 PA^E FIVE
In K. oi C. Hall Apr, 24 Men's Mission Being Held in Littleton Adoration Hours S t Rose's Makes Plans f Littleton. — (St. Mary’s Par o f the church basement, were The annual summer festivail Are Assigned to ish) — The mission for the witnessed by the members of the will be held in July. In lieu 'of » women and girls of the parish Altar and Rosary Society at the car, which has customarily been For Post-Easter Dance formally closed on Sunday after meeting April 1. The entire awarded as the grand gpft. It noon, April 4. On that evening project has been completed in a is planned to award a living- Loyola Group (St. Rote of Lima’s Parish, and Augustine Kilgore as spon the .week’s mission for the men most attractive manner, and it is room suite at this year’s summer Denver) sors; August John and Raymond and boys opened. During the felt that this additional space festival. Additional details will (Loyola Pari*h, DeuTor) The fourth annual post-Easter William, twin sons of Mr. and current week Masses are being will be a real asset to the church. be announced in the near future. Three of the parish organiza parish dance will be held in the Mrs. William A. Horstmann, offered at 6 and 6:46 o’clock, At the May meeting of the Altar The festival will again extend tions will have special hours as Knights of Columbus Hall Satur with George Horstmann and with a 15-minute instructional and Rosary Society, Mmes. Paul over a three-day period and will signed to them for adoration on day evening, April 24, at 9 Millie Schmittgrund as spon sermon between the Masses. Riesselman and Aliyn Huydts feature a dinner open to the Holy Thursday evening. The o’clock. In addition to music by sors for August John, and John Evening services begin at 7:46 will be hostesses. general public. members of the Altar Sodality Roland Robert and his orchestra, Schmittgrund and Millie Schmitt- o’clock. and PTA have the hour from 9 grund as sponsors for Raymond there will be several specialty The wonderful responseV^®" until 10 p.m., the Holy Name acts and features by members of William. Society from 10 until 11 p.m., to the miission by the women and St. Ann’s Circle. Admission is A Requiem M au will be sung girls of the parish was very grati and the St. Vincent de Paul So $1.50 per couple, and tickets April 10 for Mr. Thill, father of ciety from 12 until 1 a.m. fying to the Redemptorist priests may be obtained from any mem Mrs. Thomas Howes, who died giving the mission. Fathers On Wednesday, April 14, Con ber of the Altar and Rosary April 1. James Sullivan and John Mc- fessions will be heard from 3 Society. This Sunday -the Holy Name Phee, as well as to the pastor. Fa until 6 and after the Lenten The Altar and Rosary- Society Society and the men and boys ther Frederick D. McCallin. It is services at 7 :30 p.m. will meet Thursday, April 8, at of the parish will receive Com hoped that the men and boys will On Holy Thursday Communion 7:46 p.m. in the parish hall. All munion in the 8 o’clock Mass. continue this response and be as will be distribute! at 6:30 and 7 the women in the parish are in faithful in attending their week a.m. and High Mass and the pro vited. of the mission. Relirious articles cession will be at 8 o’clock. Con Sacred Heart Circle will meet are on sale in the lobby of the fessions on Holy Thursday will Height^ Women's Club in the home of Mrs. Clara Meyer school before and after the be from 3 until G and from 7 :30 Monday, April 12. Hostess for services each evening. to 9. the meeting will be Mrs. Bea Planning Card Party The Rev. Charles T. Hunter, The co-operation o f the trice Silva. women of the parish is asked to S.J., will preach the Tre Ore There will be a special meet sermons on Good Friday from The next Mmes party spon assist in cleaning the church for sored by the Holy Name Society ing of the ticket committee of Holy Week and Easter Sunday. 12 noon to 3 p.m. the Loretto Heights Women’s C h e c k S u n n li e S rental cochairmen are shown checking will be held Wednesday, April This work is to -be accomplished The members of the Loyola \illC4>lk i#U|l|JllCa supplies from the severely damaged book and Club on Friday, April 9, in Altar Sodality and any other 21, at 8 p.m. Admission is 60 on Tuesday, April 18. record cabinets in St. Philomena’s School Auditorium, which was de Machebeuf Hall at 1 p.m. Mrs. women in the parish who wish cents p e r person. The special A special collection will be stroyed by a flash fire fire three weeks ago. Mrs. John Vos, kneeling, award is $60. Following the Clem Hackethal, president of the to help will meet at 9 a.m. on taken up in all t h e Masses on games party the 50-50 Club will Women’s Club, announced that Wednesday, April 14, in the and Mrs. J. P. Wasinger are checking the contents of the record cab Palm Sunday, April 11, to de inet. Book rental committee members will repair the smoke dam give away $100 to some member there will be no general meeting church for the cleaning and prep of the club in April. fray the cost of flowers for Holy aration of the sanctuary for Holy age and waterlogged books within the next few weeks. of the organization. Memberships Thursday and Easter Sunday. in the 50-50 Club can be obtained Thursday. At the meeting on Friday final by contacting any member of the preparations will be made for the Altar Society Polio vaccine plans are being Holy Name Society. made for the second grade card party. Returns on the Views Renovation pupils o f Loyola school and fur Philomena s Men'5 Club Twins Baptized tickets are coming in very well. ther information will be given St. Mrs. Jerry Buckley, chairman of The remodeling and redecorat as soon as it is available. Mmes Baptized were Diana Lynn the ticket committee, asks all ing of the priests’ sacristy, as Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Popish, health ^ chairman captains to make returns as soon well as the completion of the John Madden, P T A ' president Plans 'Night Out Nowhere' Benjamin Tafoya, with Herbert as possible. boys’ sacristy and the renovation Earl Martelon, Glen Ehler, Regi nald Tafoya, Charles Lee, and (Sti Pkilomena’s.Parish, Denver) officers’ business meeting and Anthony Rubner attended the rehearsal next week. John Mol- The Men’s Club is preparing working-conference meeting on lison, Eddie Collins, and Bill for the annual frolic, A Nile Out polio vaccine which was held Burnett are the committee mem Nowhere, a comedy production March 30 at the Assembly Hall bers in charge of the entertain starring some of the lesser known o f Denver General Hospital. ment. Ten adulU were baptized lights o f the parish’s amateur Joe Onofrio Offers You The PTA will hold a day of April 3 in a group Baptiim. thespians. Myron C. McGinley, recollection on Tuezday, April They were members of the In club president, will direct the 27. The annual games party quiry Forum that it held each club’s activities. A report will be will be held on MaV 3, in the Thursday at Loyola under the made at the meeting April 29 in Knights of Columbus Hall. direction of the Rev. Wilfred the school library. The guest The Solemn Mass of Holy M. Matlin, S.J., assistant at speaker will be announced at the These Outstanding Values Thursday will be at 8:15, and the the parish. Members made Mass of the Presanctified o^ their First Communion in the Good Friday at noon. Confessions 8 :3 0 o’clock Matt April 4. Loyola Pupils will be heard Wednesday through Men at Lourdes Saturday from 3:30 to. 6 and At Easter Time On TV Apr. 10 :30 to 9. The seventh grade pupils The solemn novena in honor JOE JOE, JR. will present an English lesson To Do Work on of Our Lady of the Miraculous 1805 Broadway 716 Santa Fe on the TV program “ Inside Medal was attended by more the Catholic Schools’’ at 3 than 500 persons daily. o'clock Saturday, April 10, on iAarriage Forum PIAXO SPECIAL FOR KFEL TV, Channel 2. Sitter Parish Grounds Dennis Marie of the Sisters of inds Series ' Charity of Cincinnati it their (Our Lady of Lourdet Parizh, The Marriage Forum ended its FAMOUS ADMIRAL TV EASTER instructor. Denver) five-week Lenten series last Sun The participants are Marietta day with approximately 35 10% to 30^ Discount Morrato, Mary Agnes Saya, A work call for all men of the couples renewing their marriage RADIO - PHONOGRAPH COMBINATIONS Cynthia Mares, Lourdes Valdez! Rocks o f Lourdes Club will be vows in church at 3 p.m. The Payments as Low as $10.00 per Month Judy Vaughan, Frances Applen- given ^ n d a y, April 11, at all Rev. Francis Syrianey addressed haus, Nancy Hartnett, Patricia the Masses. The men will be the group on the spiritual obli AT REAL SAVINGS TO YOU Lee, Roselee Suchie, Marilyn asked to meet on the parish gations of family life. The Rev. Beasley, Mary Helen Chavez, grounds at 1 o’clock Sunday aft Joseph M. O’Malley,.director of ernoon, April 11, to complete the Margaret Ferrier, Donald Glin the forum, led the couples in the project of beautifying the parish sky, John Patsy, Larry Beirich, renewal vows. grounds. Trucks will be available Roger Mehring. Eugene Ziegler, Speakers during the five-week Rocky Fiofi, Jim Landis, Tom to transport gifts o f scrubs, .series have been the Rev. John Build Gaffrey, Mike Gallagher, Ray bushes, hedges, flowers, and trees from the home of parishioners to J. Regan, pastor of Mother of mond Rountree, and Albert Al- God Parish; Dr. J. Philip Clarke, lias. the parish grounds. Two groups of men will work, one hauling a member of Blessed Sacrament your the gifts and the other digging rish; Joseph A. Craven, a mem Wall th« ground for the transplanting. ber of St. James’ Parish; and the Model L221SZ to walnutormohogony Wall Rev. Lucius F. Cervantes, S.J.f children's CARPETS Lights at Shrine professor of sociology at Regis ROOM SIZE To Be Brighter College. and SMALLER RUGS The parish has received many One hundred couples, formally future A wide eelection of patterna offers of gifts for this work. If engaged fiances and young mar and eolori to choose from possible the area used for park ried couples, were registered for ing north of the church will be the series. Full meetings were Furniture smoothed out and graded. The held in the school auditorium m ! Opee WedoesdtF Creniop TOl 9 I'dock lights on the large Lady of and, subsequent to the fire, in at Lourdes Shrine will be changed the school library. Plans are in E.M.W. and will be made much brighter committee study to form a where caih talki and will be in contrast with the Young Married Couples’ Club in delicate lighting of the seven the parish. Anyone wishing to OXOFRIO’S 2141 So. Broadway wayside shrines o f the Seven join should contact Mrs. Brune Parent# with an eye for tomorrow SPnice 5391 Dolors recently erected by the at DE. 6852, Mrs. Magnie at will want to zee the CONOVER-CABLE built Rocks of Lourdes Club men. DE. 8741, Mrs. Joy at FR. 3147, pianos today at ONOFRIO’S. The Altar and Rozary Soci or Mrs. Cloos at PL. 7274. Preferred by schools throughout the Title Insurance ety- will meet Tuezday, April Mrs. E. F. Watson will be ADMIRAL'S OUTSTANDING 21" TV- C C O Q I; nation, Conover and Cable pianos are the 13, in the Center Houze Hall hostess for St. Gertrude’s Circle fine instruments on which to give is the modem method o f ob The women aizo announced in her home, 1233 Detroit Street, RADIO-PHONOGRAPH children the musical education taining protection against any thiz week that there will he a Tuesday, April 13, at 1:30 p.m. they’ll treasure forever. defect in the Title o f your card party in the zchool hall Mrs. J. P. Wasinger will be Cable Styl* 80 — real estate. Monday, April 19, at 1 p.m. hostess for the St. Joseph o f 38” pizno in Mzhaszny. Walnat, Ebony, or Limed Osk > • . And previdea Activities of the Outdoor Club Cupertino Circle in her home, Less have been canceled until after 1123 Adams, Thursday, April 8, Complete home entertainment in an elegant SECURITY Easter, when a new program of at 1 p.m. spring activities will be an walnut, mahogany or blonde hand-rubbed cab 20000 WE HANDLE ALL STANDARD nounced. Plans for the summer The Buttons and Bows Group inet! Big 252 sq. in. picture with anti-glare will meet at 7 p.m. in St. John camps are already being made, Optic Filter and Golden Picture Frame -. . . and it is expected that the jamp the Evangelist’s School Audito You Pay Only BRAND NAMES in Empire will be obtained for rium, 610 Elizabeth Street. plus powerful Super Dynamagic Radio and the children again this summer. A two-bedroom apartment is Super “600” 3-speed phonograph. Has Tone Television Pianos The summer camp on the parish being sought for Mrs. Ida Pas- Control for all 3 services . . . built-in Omni- CABLE grounds will likewise be ready now and her son. Anyone who is Scope aerial- . . . ample record storage. And DUMONT able to assist is asked to contact LESTER by June 1. it’s powered by Admiral’s great all-new Cas- 3 5 9 9 5 R.C.A. the rectory. BETSY ROSS SPINETS code Chassis for wonderful reception— any~ And Your Old Radio- ZEN ITH ■ Banns of marriage are an KRAKAUER PTA at Sacred Heart nounced for the first time be where! Phono or Piano ADMIRAL Inturet Marketability tween Michael Walter Schnick CAPEHART MEHLIN & SONS To Conduct Bake Sale of Blessed Sacrament Parish and MOTOROLA KOHLER & CAMPBELL Miss 'Vexji2i Mae Doyle of this STARK JhsL Jiile , (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) parish; and Donald Edgar Kala- $ 2 9 9 ^ 5 The PTA will sponsor a bake her of St. Patrick’s, and Miss Hi-Fi Radio-Phono Refrigerators sale after ail of the Masses on Dolores Mae Wheeler of this par- Combination WESTINGHOUSE Sjuutm ty, Qo. Palm Sunday, April 11. Dona ish. G-E tions of rolls, cakes, pies, cookies Palm Sunday, April 11, the R.C.A. and cash will be gratefully ac ADMIRAL StaU Wide Title Service Men's Club and the Holy Name ZENITH cepted. Society will receive Communion ’54 Admiral 2f' TV CAPEHART Freezers 1711 California KE 1251 The Hernandez family has an in the 8:15 Mass. addition, Charles Alan, who was AMANA Altar and Rosary Society born April 1. Radio-Phono Sensotion WESTINGHOUSE members will be in the vestibule Stovos-Gas and of the church Sunday to accept • Big 21" TV with Cascode Qtassis Electric G-E offeriT^;s for the Easter flower collection. • • Soper "600" 3-Speed Phono TAPPAN Washers The Altar and Rotary So plays all record'sizes, speeds R.C.A. ESTATE WHIRLPOOL ciety will meet Monday, April • Powerful Built-In Radio WESTINGHOUSE WESTINGHOUSE 12, in the zchool library. A G-E G-E dezzert luncheon will be zerred • Only 22'/4" Wide! at 1:30 and the meeting will MAGIC CHEF NORGE be at 2 p.m. Hezteztez will be Mmez. Jamez Delaney, Agnez } Hierzez, Jamez McConaty, f Roza Schenneman, and Claud# WE SELL, BEY OR TRADE A Shriner. B . The prayers o f the parishion ers are asked for. the following seriously ill: Alcide Roulier and PIANOS-REFRIGERATORS-WASHERS- STOVES John Martin; for the deceased, Mrs. M. Edith Breen, Miss Mae Hynes, and George de Reg;na of m ^ BEST DEAL T O W X New Orleans, father of Mrs. Come in today for a very complete zelection— Harry J. Glass. Easy Terms Established Since 1900 Free Delivery Handredz of new arrivaU— just 1 weekz until Eazter Devotions have been trans ferred back to 7 :30 p.m. on week nights. The Miraculous Medal novena will begin on a perma nent basis on Wednesday eve nings together with the novena Joe Onofrio Music COz Ralph Waynkk Millinery devotions in honor o f St. Philo- mena. Friday there will.be Sta Two Sioret to Serve You TjrW/fE^ 'T'lJ'T C'\7TCTrblVT Open Monday Till 8:30 p.m. tions of the Cross and Saturday’s T 1 C _ 1 C | | | (Acroer from Denver Dry Goods Co., on Holy Hour will also begin at 1805 BROADWAY Ob, lELbVlblOJN SANTA FE ' J'li 15th St.) OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS 7:30. S t Philomena’s School will be MA. 8585 AC. 9170 dismissed this Friday, A pril-9 BE SURE TO LISTEN TO BISHOP SHEEN EVERY TUESDAY EVENING AT 7:30 O’CLOCK ON KFEL-TV CHANNEL 2 until Easter Tuesday, April 20. PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 420S Thursday, April 8, 1954
BEST Denver Deanery ^ FIRST GRADE Arvada Parish ALL Spring Meeting Genuine PURPOSE Sets Schedule Set for April 19 KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS LAW NSEED For Holy Week (Denver Deanery, Archdioceinn Germination . . . 75% 5 5 % Blue Council of Catholic Women) Arvada. — (Shrine of St. An invitation is extended to 21 Ibo. to thf bu*hrt • Grass Anne) — Holy Week Services all Catholic women o f Denver will be as follows: Palm Sunday, and suburbs to attend the spring 125 lbs, or more.. .1.59 lb. Actual blessing of the palms before the meeting of the Denver Deanery 6:30 Mass; other Masses at 8, Germination Council Monday, April 19. 10 (High MAsa), 12; Because the spring meeting The most desirable Grass seed 82.5% Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, always attracts an unusually Mass at 6:30 a.m.; large attendance, it will be held available for a beautiful lawn. 25 lb. or Holy Thursday, Mass at 8 a.m.; in the Knights of Columbus Hall, Communion will be distributed at 16th and Grant Street. Reg^is- use of seeder more..95c lb. 6:30 a.m.; tration will begin at 1 o’ clock Good Friday, Mass of the Pre and Mrs. Lito Gallegos, presi FREE and roller ff e reserve the sanctified at 12:30 p.m., fol dent, will open the business ses right to limit lowed by the Stations of the sion promptly at 1 :30. Cross, sermon, and veneration of The election of officers for — Closed Sundays— Quantity the coming year is on the the True Cross relic. Mrs. Mary Ruth Hodges is shown presenting J six-month pass to any Fox theater to Miss agenda. Evening services will be at RGC6IV6S PnZ6 Irene Keefe, historian of the Archbishop's Guild, who sold the most A tea and social hour will 7:46 on Wednesday, April 14, close the meeting. Holy Thursday, and Good Friday. tickets to the films Secret Conclave and The Little World of Don EUSER'S SEED STORE Camillo sponsored by the Guild.— (Photo by Van’s Studio) Confessions will be heard Irish Social Club 1405 Fiorenctt St. — Phon« EM. 6-3571 — Aurora, Colo. Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri + + + + +■ day evenings, April 14, 15, and Will Meet April 9 16, after devotions, and on Sat urday from 3 to 6 and 7:30 to Archbishop Guild Nets A meeting of the Denver Irish 9 p.m! Social Club will he held Friday night, April 9, at 8 o’clock in St. Lenten Meals Can Be Easy The Holy Name Mon’s Club Joseph’s Hall, Sixth and Gala- will moot Thursday, April 8, $1 ,526 From Two Movies lago Street, Denver. All mem- Delicious Shrimp, Fish and Chips at 8 p.m. in tha'parish hall. ers are requested to be present Baptised were Irene Frances, to get their 1964 membership Dinners or Fried Chicken (Archbishop’s Guild, Danvar) Michael’s Circle, has been con daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James cards. New members are wel Complete returns on the sale fined to St. Joseph’s Hospital Complete Dinners Ready to Serve Hanley, with Joseph and Ann come. of tickets to the two films spon for 10 days with a badly broken Delivered at your door, or 25c less if picked up Hanley as sponsors: Glenn Wal sored by the Archbish^’s ankle. ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn — One Order Plenty for Three — Guild, Secret Conclave and The Regis Mothers Solomon, with Peter and Rose The members o f Morning Star Little World of Don Camilla, Santorno as sponsors; Arthur Circle w ere,guests at a dinner To Hear Fr. Ryan have been announced by Mary Alan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo party given by Jessie Pasquale M nilolc Jackie Russion and Miss Jerry Sexton will be Ruth Hodges, ways and means seph Minderler, with Joseph and for Isabella McNamara and Flor The Regis Mothers’ Club will IllU U C ia jjjg models at the fashion show which will be chairman. A total of $l,526i45 Dorothy Stephens as sponsors; ence Choquette April 6, and Im meet Thursday, April 8, at 1:30 was received by the guild as its held with the Loretto Heights Women’s Club card party April 24. Margaret Ann, daughter of Mr. maculate Conception Circle will p.m. beginning with Benediction ZIP.„Md tU Mrs. Clement Hackethal, president, is general chairman; Mrs. percentage, of which $700 will honor the girls April 10 at a fare and' Mrs.m i J. P. Downs, with Earl m the chapel. The Very Rev. 1010 S. Gaylord Now Serving Dinners, 4 to 8 SPrUCe 4 4 6 9 Jerry Buckley, chairman of tickets; and Mrs. Henry Smith, chair and Mary Baker as sponsors; be used for the schools by Fa well party before they leave next Richard Ryan, S.J., president of man of the hope chest. ther Edward A. Leyden. The week for Europe. the college, will be g;uest speaker. Dixje Louise, daughter of Mr. The annual card party held the Saturday after Easter will rest will be used for mission and Mrs. Robert Jones, with work by the guild. include a luncheon, fashion show, bake sale, and the giving away Richard Jones and Edna Lar of a filled hope chest. sen as sponsors; John Douglas, The circle that sold the most son o f Mr. and Mrs. John Bruno, tickets was Queen of Heaven. Good Things to [at with Norman and Vera Smith as Irene Keefe of Our Lady of ^ Easter PREPARED FOODS READY FOR THE TABLE Catholic Library Reports sponsors; Michael Wayne, son of Grace Circle was the highest in Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peterson, dividual seller with a total of (jJalfsiA m jam iL ‘ t ^o o d t h iis g s t o e a t ' with Ray and Helen Baca as $99.46. In all, 13 circles turned Month's Circulation of 560 in more than $100 and 10 mem Flowers S. S. Pierre Fine Foods sponsors; Jeanne Marie, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Boles, bers sold more than $50 apiece. Vollmer’s Fine Pastries People still read books, in ships and 24 renewals were re The circles wer« Queen of Open Every Day — 8 A..M. to 7 P.M. with Roy Nograby and Anna Beautiful Lilies spite of all the other distrac ceived. Marie Lucci as sponsors. Heaven, $347.05; Ave Maria, Including Sundayt & Holidays $265.20; Morning Star, $239.55; tions. During March a total of Among the new books ac- and other CFM to Attend Holy Hour Our Lady of Grace, $190.65; 560 books were checked out of quirad were .several appropri BELCARO FOOD SHOP Blessed Sacrament, $173.40; Potted Plants the Catholic Library. 625 19th ate to this year dedicated to The members of St. Anne’s East .3rd Ave. at Josephine — FL 6180 — FL 5560 Street, and 23 new raember- Mary: Our Ladp'n Litany by CFM group will attend the Holy Sancta Maria, $163.60; Our Hydrangeas In the new Cherry Creek Shopping Area Biskupek; The Marianist Year Hour and social for all the mem Lady of the Sacred Heart, and A Life of Mary by Resch; bers of the various CFM groups $150.25; Mystical Rose, $127.65; Rose Bushes A IFomaii Shall Conquer by in the Denver area on Sun St. Luke’s, $119.20; Our Lady of Don Sharkey; and The Interior day afternoon, April 11, at St. Sorrows, $110.90; Our Lady of Jumbo Roses • • $1.25 ea. Ca,rv\el by Wu. Philomena’s Church. Members of the Rosary, $10^65; St. Pat H iim iin Cure d'Ars, a biography of the g;roup are Mr. and Mrs. Leo rick’s, $107.50; and St. Ann’s, Fruit Trees - - ■ - $1.50 up Denver*! l.eadinr Caterer! and Kreti, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jones, Deliratesaen St. John...... Vianney byTi Trochu, is $100.45. Fr.atitrinfi now available at the library; Mr. and Mrs. J. Wheeler, Mr. The highest individual sales Evergreens > - • $2.50 up and Mrs, Ed Rodewald, Mr. and • Chicken Pot Piei as well as Sign of Jonajs by women were Irene Keefe, Cath Mrs. Edwin P. Walsh, and Mr. Flowering Shrubs $1.00 up Family size. $1.75 Thomas Merton, donated by arine Maloney, Mary Ruth and Mrs. F, G. Holland. • Fried Chicken, $2.50 Mrs. C. H. Matson; Pius X, a Hodges, Edna Aziere, Pat Ware, Grass Seed Country Priest, by Giordani; Altar workers for the weeks Rose Beat, Mary C. Duckworth, • Roast Turkey by the tlice Perfect Mix. 70% Blue— 10 lbs...... S16.50 Baked Ham by the alice St. Angela of the Ursulines by o f April 3-10 are Mmes. F. P. Loretta Sullivan, Mary Kinkel, • Stuffed Green Pepper!, Mother Frances Assisi; and A Caron, John Crowley, and David and Carrie Barry in that order. 25c ea. Doctor at Calvary by Barbet. P. Cozza- The general church Each member o f the winning cir Merion Blue Grass Mix— 1 lb. 9 Home Baked Piei —~ atill The Golden Thread, by Louis cleaning for Easter will be done cle received a 30-day pass, and Covers 750 sq. ft.— per Ib...... 83.00 The Beer That warm De Wohl, is a novel about St. on Wednesday, April 14. All Miss Keefe received a six-month Ignatius Loyola; The MoV'. members of the Altar and Rosary pass for two good any time at Made Milwaukee Famous 9 Hungarian Goulaah Soil Booster (Shrimp Creolf, EnRlUb Beef Stew. tagues of Casa Grande, do Society are asked to help. Mrs. any Fox theater in the city. nated by the author P. M. Roxy Maplcy, altar chairman, Organic Fertilizer—-80 lbs...... ICOO etc.» The St. Frances Cabrini Cir 311 E. 7th Ave. KE. 1986 Salzer, tells the story of her will be in charge. MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. cle will meet April 13 in the Open Eveninea, Jneiudinz Sundayi. ancestors in New Mexico. Milorganite Till T Clceed Mondays Rtport Madt on Sole home of Peggy Sweeney. Slobort M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; Other new books are One Sky 100 lbs...... 85.00 to Share by Bruckberger, Bom When the Altar and Rosary Louise Johnson of Precious Again by Dorothy Grant, The Society met April 6, Mrs. Lee Blood Circle has been confined Vanishing Irish, by O’Brien, Babcock, president, presided. to the hospital for a few days Pax Leap to Freedom by Kasen- Mrs. Walter Moranville, bake for treatment. Kills Crab Grass— Bag ...... 89.25 Serve MACARONI SOUFFLE RING kina, and A t Sundoum the .sale chairman, reported on the The next meeting o f Our Lady Tiger by Ethel Mannin. monthly sale. The new altar of Loretto Circle will be April SCOTT’S LAWIV SEEDS 9 in the home of Helen Wehrle. Donations were received cloths recently completed by the Scott's Turf Builder, p^lOO lbs...... /...... 7 .8 5 ...a mealtime treat for from the Rev. Joseph O’Malley, Sisters of the Good Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Francis O’Brien Jane Roha, Wallace Dee, Mae were displayed by Mrs. Roxy have named their seventh, child, Landtenpinf - Nurtary Sarvice - Free Eitlmatai Gavin, and the Cathedral PTA, Mapley, the altar chairman. The born March 26, Margaret Ann. new linens will be used the first Mr. and Mrs. John Ludwig of SOUTH DENVER EVERGREEN NURSERY time on Easter. St. Joseph’s Circle have moved Boys' Home Benefit Mrs. G. A. Huck reposted op to 130 Bannock. Mrs. 0 . S. Folkner, Owner the progress of the booths for Queen of Heaven Circle will fWi At Orphanage April 8 St. Anne’s Town and Country meet April 29 with Mary Jo Mc 1534 South Broadway SP. 2350 - SP. 7768 4 oz. AMERiaN BEAUTY ElBO RONI Fair, to be held July 9 and 10. Henry as hostesses. She will sell The following committee it tickets on some articles donated 2 tbsp. bvtttr 1 cup milk 1 cup cbetse Mmes. Helen McCloskey, John in charge of the monthly bene by the circle members to start a fit card party to be giren at Urban, and L. E. King were ap 2 pimiMtof 3 199 yolks 3 egg whites pointed to serve with the men’s fund to buy their layette. St, Vincent's Home for Boyi, Stanley Lathrop, husband of t o w BASKET HKH WITH Denrer, on April 8 at 1 committee as ticket chairmen of the fair. In the absence of Mrs. Agnes Lathrop of Holy Family o'clock: Mmei. Alex Ball, Mar Circle, left this week for Chi garet Honeker, Leo Lundy, J. A. Doussard, chairman, Mrs. Cook elbo-roni in boiling salted Ed Rodewald reported on the cago, where he will assume his water unbl tenda. Drain. Melt and Agnet Moore. Refretk- new duties as regional sales man menti will be tereed and prizes progress of the garden shrubbery butter, mix ingredients except and plant sale and auction to ager for narrower Laboratories given. All are invited to i baten egg whites, with maca erica be held May 15 and 16. The spe of Newark, N. J. The family will ^FOODBUVS attend. roni. Cut in cheese and pimien- cial attendance award donated move there as soon as school is tos. Mix in egg yolks. Fold in by Mrs. Kathleen Chapman was out. beaten egg whites. Pour into To Address awarded to Mrs. Leon Jones. Our Lady of the Snows Circle \ • Jan Boon Chocolates will meet April 8 in the home o f greased ring*mold. Bake in pan New Altar and Rosary Society • English and Swiss Candies Regis Radio Club Marcella Petersen, 1268 Peoria. of hot water, in moderate oven members include Mmes. Joe Mur • “Constant Comment” Tea 1 hr. Turn out and fill center leaut St. Catherine’s Circle will • Rofelto’s Brandied Fruits ray, Jr.; Leo Ervin, Lyle Lar^he, with acamed chicken, fish or Ernest Smith, Norman Penninjf- meet April 8 in the home of Pat • Ming Teas vegetables. ton, Mary Valdez, Carroll Si Killorin. All members are asked • Wolferman's Famous Line of mons. and J. M. Corcoran; to bring their fashion show “ Good Things to Eat" Guests at the meeting were ticket money to this meeting. • Spice Island Condiments Mmes. Lucille Larson, W. J. Martha Serafini was hostess • Imported and Domestic CHieeses Mulloney, and Agnes Dyer of March 28 at a bridal shower for • Fancy Cheese Gift Packagei Pat Wilson, daughter o f Lucille St. Louis, Mo. OPEN SUNDAYS 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. A special collection will be Wilson of Our Lady of Sorrows taken up after the Masses on Circle. Pat will be married April Sunday, April 11, for flowers for 24 in St. Vincent de Paul’s MAKE YOUR the altars on Easter. Church. ANTONELLI'S FINER FOODS Betty Keating, president of St. 3523 East Colfax Frae Delivery FR. 8881 HNS Schedules ■a.i » EASTER HAM vtotusrststetm casne THE IfAY TO A MAN'S HEARTea. MARY AMNe Communion Day TAKES IT EASY &AKEPCS A GOURMETS ’ O N HIS AH Butter At Sf. Catherine's! POCKETBOOK ^prtt CAKES In re«lp *‘ (St. Catbarine'i Parixh, Denrer) i far WaMiata DELIGHT! The Holy Name Society will aad SPECIAL! receive Communion in the 7 :30 Pirtlaa CHOPPED ROUND ^54 Mass Sunday, April 11. Since it ill 8. BroaSwir—P8. Ills Veteran newscaster Mack is Palm Sunday it is hoped that n i l 8. Garlord SI BtaaSwar STEAK , air men of the parish will receive PBirl 1111 SPraca Till Switzer of radio station II W, Girarl Eosl’w 'l 8U. 1-lNS With Mvdiroooi Soveat KFEL will address the Regis Communion in a group with the College Radio Club Tuesday, society. All men are requested 35< April 13 ( at 7:80 p.m. in Loyola to occupy the front pews re TO 7iJ0 PJA. Hall. Switzer, whose broadcasts in served for them. the past 15 years have won Mrs. George Canny, PTA vice president and chairman of the WHY isy'Oeuf numerous awards, including the first Friday breakfasts, which coveted DuPont prize for public DENVER S fAVORIU LAUNDRY are served to the grade school service programs, attended Regis students, was assist^ this montlr College in the early 'SOs. Mr. ^'FRESH by the following PTA members The reaiOB Idfel Switzer ,4s to discuss the radio ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE GOLDEN LANTERN RESTAURANT, and turn the leftovers into different, delicious dishes mes. Robert Amman, G. Bo .senes more biaitica im broadcasting industry from the 1 S tero, Ed Clinton, N. Delliquadri, Deovat than any odiar 1265 BROADWAY viewpoint of newscaster and an- Henry DeSalvo, L. DiPilla, Vin- laundry ii bceavaa lied each day of Easter Week. Learn the simple recipes in pmofficn (ct fast tha “"^cent Dwyer, John Frey, Joseph kind of laondiy itnrics Robert Griffith J. C. they wane send to Regis. The family resides uHawkins, -„ ,i,L . «M. t lachio,-.:__ Robert the latest issue of your FAMILY CIRCLE MAGAZINE. Now in S t Philomena’s Parish. Why don’t yon, too, JOE ONOFRIO Kelly, J. Leone, William Lilej enjoy Ideel Lanndry John Lombardi, James McHug! Stnkel Prompt Serrioe Home of Quality Pianos on sale for only 5c M. Spero, and G. Swanson. )- —cartful hanoling—and ir mily raparior work, at Cable-Stark samdard pricee 1. Guild to Hear Talk ■n By Regis President Lester Betsy Ross le BAKERIES fo The Very Rev. Richard Ryan, Trade in your old piano b . *‘The finest Only’' S.J., president of Regis College, 87 So. Broadway will speak to the Regis Guild at on a new Spinet or T-V Set 753 So. UniTaraity a meeting at 8 p.m. Sunday, Best Trade in Town WAY 1850 Colorado Blvd. April 11, in the Regis cafeteria. I 3rd Arm. 4k JoaephiB# Coffee will be served after the 1805 Broadway MA. 8o8S meeting. i l Acreit from tho Coimopolitaa Hotel Thursday, April 8, 1954 Office, 936 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KeyitenO 4205 PAGE SEVEN
13th Heights Alumnae Unit Formed Tabernacle Unit for your day of days .. • an (Loretto HaifliU Alumna*) Members, In addition to Missemates who may be in Denver to Thirteen members of the class Mapelli, are Mary Chirico, Gene join the group. Miss Mapelli and ethereal ^of 1952 formed the 13th club of vieve Maginn, Jeanette Pastore, Miss Chirico are cocaptains. Sends Vestments the Loretto Heights Alumnae As Rita Eckelman, Mary Prances sociation in Marie Mapelli's home Braaton, Mary Lou Daniels, and Services Group wedding gown April 6, and voted to place the Mmes. Charles P. Mahoney, Rob Holds Meeting club under the patronage of Ven. ert Robles, Harry E. Kelsey, Jr.; As Easter Gifts lavishly fathiontd Kateri Tekakwitha, ’ whom they George Sweeney, and George Mc The Community Services Com mittee of the Denver chapter met of nylon fulle and laeo Bride. The Kateri Tekalrwitha When the Tabernacle Society in the home of Mrs. Harry freshman year in Loretto. Club members urged other class- met in ,the home of Mrs. Albert Schnibbe April 5 to discuss plans {rein com-Skafehed E. Seep', Denver, on April 2, the fgr April activities. The blood plet* eolleetlen of president, Mrs. Harry T. Zook, donor program, being conducted presided. She said that Easter original end oxflua- on behalf of Denver General Hos boxes were being prepared to be tv* fttkions. for pital, was reviewed by the. chair sent to the priests in the arch man, Mrs. George V. Kelly. This ovoryen* in fk* A P a t r o n diocese who had requested them. month’s date for blood donations wedding party. Mrs. A. E. Murchie said six vest is April 21, although arrange ments were ready for the boxes, ments can also be made for more W e Ha^e Served^ and Mrs. A. J. Bonino brought a convenient dates for individual number o f beautiful small linens alumnae. The committee is tak S a ^ s • which were made by the sewing • • ♦ ing names for April donations « groups of the Tabernacle So through the chairman, Mrs. Kelly, ciety. DU, 0639. Mrs. Albert H. Seep presented ' ’ T m 8 0 t h a n k f u l Tirlrptc for Ronpfit P^^uUne Erjavic is shown selling Tells Activities one cincture, and she regretfully llla R V I ) l u r D e n e m first tickets to committee workers, told the members that she would Of Program Unit Mrs. Pat Ridgeway and Mias Mary Jackovitch. The tickets fcre for no longer be able to continue her the Catholic nurses benefit card party to be held May 1 at 8 p.m. Mrs. John J. Dore reviewed the practice of middng one cincture c a l l e d in St. Anthony’s Hospital Nurses’ Home Auditorium, 16th and wc activities of the entertainment a month. In the past 17 years, Perry Streets, Denver.— (Photo by Van’s Studio) program committee at Fitzsimons Mrs. Seep has made 172 cinc General Hospital, mentioning the tures. + + + + + ■ most recent program at which a H c i ^ a n ^ s group of nurses from St. Joseph’s Mrs. Leonard Swigert spoke on Hospital presented a variety Civil Defense.■ ■■Mrs WilHam V. NCCN Group Plans Tour show. The group plans to spon- McFarland, chairman for old sor a variety show in April which'hi ■ gold and silver, said letters had will feature Loretto Heights Col been sent to all the priests in the To New England, Canada lege students. archdiocese, and donations of these articles are coming in from outside parishes. (Archdioceian Council *f Mrs. Jeannette Stark, formerly Catholic Nuract, Danver Chapt*r) of St. Anthony’s Hospital staff, New Member* recently joined the staff of Gen Following the biennial conven Aviation Pioneer eral Rose Hospital. Ivtryfhing abou+thcir Are Received tion of the National Council of Catholic Nurses in Washington, New Spring Coot* — Suits — Dreiies New members received into D. C., June 3-6, there will be a service is jusf* righi Staff To Address Friday the society are Mrs. Margaret n r itm b tr * art a + fc n tiv e , Mason, Mrs. E. E. Nevans, Mrs. postconvention tour through the LaVerne O’Brien, and Mrs. Ann New England States and Canada, Buffet Supper Luncheon Club Costello. including Quebec, Montreal, To end the esteblishmenf is ronto, and Niagara Falls. The Very Rev. Monsignor Da so n icely fu rn ish ed end so Ray M. Wilson, one o f the na Information and reservations 111 StetaaaHi Straat (Next ta 7(»aiBO««f Theater) tion’s leading aviation pioneers vid Maloney briefly addressed On April U at the group. He asked all to concerning the tour may be se comforfoblt.” and vice president of Frontier cured by writing Miss Euphrasine Airlines, will speak at the Den- earnestly pray for world peace in the face of the hydrogen bomb Staab, 425 W. 12th Street, Hays, danger. Kans. Reservations must be made Mile-High USO DR. JAMES before May 1, P. The guest speaker was the An interesting program is be A buffet supper at 6:30 p.m. Rev. Leonard Redelberger, pas GRAY Horan & Son Chapels ing planned for the national con Saturday, April 24, will highlight KEystona 6297 KEystone 6298 tor of the new Guardian Angels’ vention. The full program was the month’s activities at the Mile- Optometrist ■ Parish. He told of the trials of published in the March issue of High USO, 1663 Grant Street, y iS V A l CARE 1527 Claveland Place the Catholic News. Denver. organizing a new parish, and of EYES EXAMINED the wonderful assistance the George Anderson, husband of The following is the schedule VISUAL TRAINING Tabernacle Society had been to Josephine Anderson, is a patient for the center, which is operated his parish. in St. Joseph’s Hospital. by the/ National Catholic Com Optometrist munity Service. It is ordinarily open every day except Monday. 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. SL Thursday, April 8, closed; Phone for Appointment Notre Dame Night Fete April 9, club night, games, cards, TA. 8883 FOR SAFETY'S SAKE contest; April 10, club cabaret, cards, dancing; April 11, dance for America's Top Quality Tire at 8:30 p.m.; Scheduled on April 27 Tuesday, April 13, dancing les The Slat annual Universal principal o f building the whole sons at 8:30 P-m.; April 14, club MAKE YOUR OWN Notre Dame Night observance man; teaching a man not only night, cards, T V ; April 16, Eas Capitol Office THE SQUEEGEE NYGEN will be held by local alumni and how to make a living but how to ter party; April 16 (Good Fri ROSARIES friends of the world-made uni live. day), closed; April 17, club caba It'i t u f and enjoyable. Ideal tor Supply Co. at the versity at a dinner-dance to be ^(ta. Writ* tor tree lUujtnted ret, cards, dance; April 18, Eas brochure. held April 27 at the Denver ter dance at 8:30 p.m.; 1550 Broadway AC. 8523 Athletic Club. Father Thomas Fr. Haas to Address Madonna Rosarios RABTOAY GEIVERAL TIRE CO. Tuesday, April 20, dancing les Post Offic* Box 38 PUtafiald, Mam. Office Supplies & furniture O’Donnell, C.S.C., o f Notre sons at 8:30 p.m.,' April 21, club Dame will be the principal Terms to Suit 1401 W. COLFAX KE. 5205 St. Thomas Univ. Club night, decorate for party; April Wilton speaker at the dinner. 22, "travel deluxe” party; April New officers for the Denver Father Theodore Haas, chap 23, (wntests, games, coed night; ver Friday Luncheon Club meet Notre Dame Club will be intro lain of St. Joseph’s Hospital, Den ing April 9. duced at the dinher by Anton April 24, buffet supper at 6:30 ver, will address the St. Thomas SPECIALIST Called the Rocky Mountain Pojman, outgoing president. ^m.; April 25, Communion area's “ Mr. Aviation,” Wilson University Club on the Marian ireakfast after 9 o’clock Mass HEART, NERVOUS & CLAND Judge Albert T. Frantz, class of Year at a meeting in the Knights learned to fly in the early 1920s 29, is the president-elect. Other and dance at 8:30 p.m.; DISEASES of Columbus Home at 8:30 p.m. IF YOU ARE YOUNG by the hazardous “ seat of the officers are Dr. Philip Olarke, Tuesday, April 27, dancing Wednesday, April 14. EYE-EAR-NOSE-THROAT pants” method. ■ vice president; Walter L, Schra lessons at 4 :3 0 p.m.; April 28, SEE DR, P. W . FORSTER, D.C. He became an army air corps der, secretary; and John Ryan, The meeting is scheduled later club night, decorate for party; pilot in 1924, and subsec]uently than usual to allow members time April 29, “ Cotton Carnival;” an(l You Will Fall in Love HEAIT DISEASE til tyfM, AiMtlior. AiflM SMttrli (E ili It (M Httrt liS E llV fH liil). treasurer. Named on the board Viltilar OlMiu (L iik tii), Sktrt tf krutk, EaSMirSItli. Um attlt Hnrt Eklilttlltt. operated a flying school for the of directors are Robert J. Flran, to attend Lenten services before April 30, cards, games, coed Flkrillitlat (ikiklH k ith ), Arrkytkalt liiiin n ktat). Ftit tr hiw kittiti Hiart Dt- air corps. hand. night. wKh our YOUNG-AS-SPRINGTIME tm iiS FmIIm . Flar if Dutk, Hl|k ir Lt* IlH t Frtiiin. Fttr C ln ilttlii. HAVE Y IU I Thomas J. Gargan, Dr. John HEAHT EXANIHED IV THE HEWEST SCIEHTIFIC HEAIT O lAtllSTIC EtUIFREHT. His background experiences, Hemming, and Gerard Smith. Father Haas, a native of Colo colloetion of now formali. Soft, Itt’i (Ink tk« itiM tak klip yti It m tw m It at* Mart It li taa lata to ka la. including many close calls in the Universal Notre Dame Night rado Springs, was ordained to the HEHVOUS DISEASES. Ealltfiy. Hiaralila. Finlirili. MtaUI laim ilaa, ArttBi. Hi) billowing nylon nat in long or ihort Fmr. Iroaehitli, tiaii, Skli Oliatm. E ia * t, ati. DiafMta. Earuka, Kiakitkw
Pitching Staff Riddled Undefeated Prep League Leaders Chastised Regis Rangers To Tangle at City Park April 11 Invade Buffalo Territory By Gaby Caron Sophomore -Centerfielder Bob nr. ’jnd with a nine-run explo- By Charlie Cobb April 11, with two double- At City Park diamond, St. Jo the Cardinals pretty well in final out of the game on Chuck With a heavy slate of Riley sparked the Ranger’s stick- sic.'i in the second, and then Leonard oh a third-strike bunt men with a three-for-four after The Denver Catholic High headers, and if the 75-degree seph’s team will meet Mullen at check. chafed reliefer Joe Lardino to an 1 p.m., and at 3 p.m., R^gis will Bob Connolly and Ron Steben- The S t Joseph-Cathedral game games coming up this weeJc noon. Soqthpaw swatters Lee early shower with another nine- School Baseball League of weather holds out, there 0 against thele Holy Family team. ne hit single, and Fred Boom’s was the biggest upset o f the day, end, Regis’“ College baseba bdl Hudack and Bob Buhler gar run blast in the fifth. 1954 will swing into its sec should be a^ fine turnout of f;ver at 37th and Clayton, Mt. third hit of the day plus an error and fans are keeping an eye on skipper John Flanagan is nered a brace of blows apiece off Hudack provided the big noise ond week of play Sunday, enthusiastic fans. Carmel will take on the Cathe scored the two runs for the Ron Marcely with his fireball wishing that fate had be two Denver deliverers. for the losers in Saturday’s en dral Bluejays at 1 p.m., and at Gremlins in the bottom of the hurling. Marcely’s pitching, and counter as he smacked two dou + + + powerhouse homers by Holy stowed upon him a hurling Batting Barrage 3 p.m., it will be St. Francis’ seventh to put the score at 3-2. bles and a triple and drove home Family’s Dick Haggerty and Mul staff of dependability and team vs. Annunciation. Mullen Pitcher Ken Rozmiarek, In the .Saturday afternoon four tallies. The speedy second- however, forced Andy Dickson to len’s Pat O’Malley, were the 14 Strikeouts depth. skirmish, the power-packed Pio sacker handled five fielding Field Day for Marcely pop to second, and then got the Last week the first big upset highlights of the afternoon. Hoping that there will be no neers pounded out 26 hits'^off chances flawlessly. of the 1954 season was unleashed + + ■ + + repetition of history, or,.in other the inept offerings of a trio of Husky first-sacker Tom Lahey when the St. Joseph Bulldogs words, that lightning will not Ranger hurlers to t u r n the smacked a long blast to left cen atom-bombed the defending strike again in the same -l^ot, game into a complete riot. ter with two mates aboard in the champion Bluejays, 8-2. Player Pitchers Not Expendable the local Rangers will journey to The Pioneers rocked Ranger second to account for tlie game’s of the day was Bulldog Pitcher Boulder Saturday morning to en starter Lloyd Paiz from the only circuit clout. Ron Marcely, who struck out 14 gage the talent-loaded Colorado Jonesmen to break a long Cathe University Buffaloes. dral winning streak. Last year, the Rangers met Joe Catalina did some fine the Golden Herd twice in Boul hurling for the Bluejays in strik der, and both times they returned A Gift for Every Woman ing out 10 men, but was handi home moaning the blues after capped by the fielders, third first absorbing a heart-breaking baseman, and shortstop, who 7-2 loss and later a 17-5 chin Friday and Saturday, April 8 and 9 seemed to be suffering fi from an pasting. Denver’s Finest Catering incurable, case of butterfingers. On,Sunday, the Western State Cathedral took the lead 1-0 in Mountaineers will invade the the first inning on a walk and Rangers’ stomping grounds for Wedding Receptions — Private a double by Warren Miller, but an afternoon twin-bill, and on the Bulldogs hit ’em with two Tuesday the Rangers will tackle P.orties — Business Parties runs on a pair of errors in the the Orediggers from Colorado fourth, combined with a single Mines. by Marcely .nd a force play. 75c per Person & up... Terms if Desired The game was wrapped up in ,the Parade of Pilchers fifth with the Bulldogs scoring Last week end, pitching, or lack Make Reservations Now for six times. The Blue Jays made of it, rather, was the deciding their second run in the final factor as the Rangers dropped EASTER SUNDAY DINNER.. ,$1.00 & up — Photo by Turilll inning. a pair of slugfests to the Denver In the three other opening University Pioneers, 20-4 and SHOWN SCAMPERING across home plate with day games, the Holy Family team 25-11. one of the many runs which buried the Cathedral Blue laced Mt. Carmel, 11-5; Regis The two debacles were any Jays is Pitcher Ron Marcely of St. Joseph’s. Blue Jay Catcher took the Annunciation team, 6-2; thing but baseball games, as a Warren Miller waits patiently for a relay. Marcely had a great and Mullen edged out the St. total of 13 pitchers paraded to day as he struck out 14 batters and contributed two hits to lead Francis team, 3-2. humility hill for both teams and the Bulldogs to an 8-2 victory over last year’s league champions. Haggerty Connects surrendered an entire total of 63 hits and 60 runs. Paco Sanchez Speaker A Mickey Mantle wallop was Once the Pioneers assumed hit by Holy Family’s Dick Hag commanding leads in each game, Restaurant gerty, who boomed a long, climb Flanagan started a steady suc ing homer to deep left center- cession of slingers from the bull Phone SH. 2474 1578 S. Broadway Gala Festivities Mark field, and easily made home be pen to the slab in ah effort to fore the ball was recovered. see how some of the green new^ The Holy Family team and Mt comers could perform under fire. Carmel put up an even fight Surprisingly enough, it was LOW DOWN PAYMENT — EASY TERMS Opening of Corky's Gym through four innings, but the an unheralded scale-model south Tigers ■ settled the issue in the paw, Tom Staley, who was cred On These Dependable Cars Irlando, another of Colorado’s sixth with six runs on singles by A brace of exhibition fights, ited with the top twirling per ’52 DeSoto Firedome V8 — 4 Dr. Equipped — musical entertainment, and hu top fighters, Gonzales will in Bernie Fanelli, George Bruno, formance o f the two-g;ame series. Low Mileage ...... $1,995.00 mor by the irrepressible Paco struct youth of the city in the Jim Hinton. Vince Cerone, Fred Tiny Tom, a 5-foot, 6-inch Sanchez, Denver radio personal gentlemanly art. Lucci, Ralph Anselmo, and Dick freshman from Tulsa, Okla., re ’47 DeSoto— 4 D o o r...... 545.00 Taught free of charge in the Haggerty. ity, marked the lied upon an assortment of ’49 Chevrolet C oupe...... 725.00 opening April well-equipped gymnasium will be M t Carmel made a battle of “ junk” balls to hurl one and one- it up to the sixth inning and had 10 of a new members of Judge Gilliam’s Fri third innings of no-hit, no-run All Late Model Used Cars FULLY Guaranteed two out and two strikes on the civic venture to day Night Club, youngsters who relief ball in the opener. Holy, Family team when the lat De Soto - Plymouth Sales & Service keep Denver are on probation. Gonzales co What Staley had on the ball operated with Judge Gilliam and ter exploded with six runs. M t youngsters off besides four fingers and a thumb Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars city probation officers in the Carmel did not blow up; the the streets. nobody knows, but the diminu formation of the club, which at Tigers just got red hot! Promoted by tive hurler showed cool .confi Griffith Motors, Inc. tempts to help youngsters find R u d olp h Stingy With Hits — Photo by Turiin dence in the clutch and\ also 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 jobs and suitable recreation to “Corky” Gon fielded his position like another zales, high keep them “ out of Golden.” At City Park, the Regis Raid BOB PICCOLA, third baseman for the Mt. Carmel lefthander of renown, Bobby r a n k i n g Present at the ceremonies ers made use o f four hits and Eagles, is shown jumping for a high throw as Pitcher Shantz. feather- opening the gymnasium was Fa eight Cardinal errors to beat the Dolan of Holy Family ducks back to the bag in a game played In the Friday curtain-raiser, Brinkhaus Bros. weight profes- Paco Sanchez ther James Moynihan, pastor of Annunciation team, 6-2. The April 4 in thf Denver Catholic High School Baseball League. 'The sional fighter and darling of Our Lady of Grace Parish and a Cards were limited to three safe Tigers whipped the Eagles, 11-5 the Rangers exhibited a respect ties by Cardinal Pitcher Tom able 10-hit attack from the plate, Denver bo'xing fans, the new favorite with Denver youngsters. + + + + +■ establishment, called “ Corky’s Tentative plans have already Duggan. Regis was three runs but 10 stranded baserunners OpJbmdJd&iL Gym,” has been opened at 1625 been made to place boxers from ahead of the Cardinals at the end told the tale as they could never Larimer Strdet to promote the gymnasium ofi T V programs o f the third inning, and after Safe at First! tally more than once in a single 821 15th ST. MA. 8760 youthful athletics. Aided by Art emanating Iqcally. adding three more M lies in the stanza. fifth, the Raiders coasted to vic First Aid Course tory. For His Easter The other half o f the double- A Red Cross course, 22 hours header at City Park pitted Mul '•ssr' PLAN TO TRAVEL- of standard first aid instruction, len against St. Francis' in the will begin at 7:30 Tuesday eve tightest game of the day, with ning, April 13, at 1515 Cheyenne the Gremlins’ final rally falling W iT H A PLAN BEST SUITEP FOR YOU I Place, Denver. The class will just short. Pat O’Malley’s homer, meet from 7:30 until 9:30 every the second of the day, brought Tuesday and Thursday evening. home Mullen’s winning runs, and In addition to the regular in the Mustangs got the final edge struction in emergency care, the on the Gremlins, 3-2. course will also include a special Lack of Support civil defense supplement dealing Eloy Mares and Tom Duggan with ^f(medures in case of enemy showed some fine pitching compe attack. Those who wjsh to regis tition but all of Mares’ good work ter for these free courses may was run into the ground by his telephone the Denver Red Cross Cardinal teammates’ bad support. DEWEY'S at A L 0311. Duggan, with 11 strikeouts, held raWILI tR'"- .. o,« Has a Fine Selection X n Ihe assenger s » Regis College Spring Prom Good on in® , rx^ioradoAJian V O f Collar Styles in iraifti on Kio G ai ARROW SHIRTS Will Be at New Legion $5.00 The beautiful new Leyden- host to the departing seniors and Chiles - Wickersham A m erica n to the rest o f the college with Legion Post has been selected as an appetizing steak dinner fete DEWEY’S S p the scene for the 1954 Regis Col in the same building. lege Spring Prom. At the dinner the “ Brown and 716 E. Colfax at Washington The popular nine-piece orches- Gold Senior Award,” bestowed Phone MA. 8392 tra o f■ Rj Ray Kemp■■ will provide the annually to the senior who has musical settings for the glamor Open 9 to 6:30 Daily accomplishedjthe most for Regis, ous event to be held 9-12 on the will be presented by Junior Gro evening of Wednesday, April 28. ver Neimeier, acting as master Preceding the actual dance, at of ceremonies. 7:30, the junior class will play In addition, the senior class elects among themselves a king to preside over the evening’s Friday. S S s V “ lirColorado-lJtab• rolorado-uw.. pasr- High School Sweaters festivities. The king’s date is automatically chosen queen. Last — Photo b j TurilU » to ^ IF year’s king was Jim Ryan. Pep Club Sweaters GENE SCHNABLE of the Cathedral Blue Jays is You Need Money Seniors who paid' their fee for shown beating out the ball to first base as Jim Bagan Ski Sweaters last year’s prom are entitled to of St. Joseph’s goes up for a high throw. The Bulldogs put a crimp see or coll attend the banquet and dance for in the Cathedral team’s title hopes by defeating it in the open cRton p'A'J CUSTOM MADE no additional charge. ing game at the 37th and Clayton Street diamond. • ______, Crcdii Cards. a 8 CITIZENS
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Thuridoy, April 8, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Streof THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE NINE Heights Hall to Be Scene Annual History Award Set Up at Regis In an effort to further interest those who have declared a majorlessav maximun of 2,000 words, Of Cathedral High Prom in history, the History-Inter or minor in history, or members on the "Historical Origins o f the national Relations Club o f Regia of the History-IRC Club. Fifth Amendment of the Consti- (Cathedral High School, Plans are tinder way for a College, Denver, has announced The basis for the award ia an | tution of the United States.” Denver) Guardian party early in May. the establishment o f an annual The junior-senior prom is There will be eating, dancing, award in history, to be known as scheduled for Friday, April 30, and time for autographing year the Carlton J. H. Hayes History at Loretto Heigrhta College, books. award. Machebeuf Hall. The theme of A movie has been promised to During the course of his out the Prom is "April in Portugal." all students who have brought jn standing career, Hayes has The king and two junior at |10 or more for The Guardian, served as Ambassador to Spain, tendants will be elected by the president o f the American His junior class. The queen and two torical Association, president of senior attendants will be elected the Catholic Historical Associa by the senior class. 8,000 to Perform tion, and president o f the New The prom committee has de York Historical Auociation. cided to try something different Students eligible for the award from previous years. Junior and In Scout-O-Rama ate those taking any social senior classes will vote by secret science courses during the ballot with only the prom com More than 8,000 B(w Scouts and semester the award is given. mittee counting them. Not until Cub Scouts in the Denver area the night of the prom will anyone will take part in the gigantic know who has been chosen. two and one-half-hour Scout-O- Sister Margaret Jude is in Rama Friday and Saturday, Tenor to Intertain charge of the prom. On the prom April 9 and 10, at the Denver committee are Mona Desmond, Coliseum. Paramount Club Bob McKay, Colleen O’Rourke, Bob Howsam, Scout-O-Rama Clarence Sturdivant, Don Yaca- general chairman, predicted this William Boehler, tenor, will vetta, Bill Lehman, Nancy Casey, year’s show would be the biggest entertain the members of the Mary Ann Richards, Donna Bea spectacle in the 17 consecutive Catholic Paramount Social Club ver, Carolyn Maloney, Betty Lou years it has been staged. the yearbook of the students of Braun. Those in the picture are: Seated, Adele at the breakfast in the Olin Allegranzi, Bob Swift, and Each night’s show will open Donna Herrod. 'Saimarac/ St. Mary's Academy, has gone Murray and Kay Braun, co-editors; standing: Sue Hotel, following the annual Len with a colorful grand entry Dunn, Carpi Dunn, Diane Priming, Judy Seep, ten Corporate Communion of the Yearbook 'Guardian' Arrives to press and will be ready for distribution in May. promptly at 7:30 p.m. with ap Colette Frantz, Donna Levings, Kathryn Kuerapel, roup in the Cathedral in the The Guardian', Cathedral’s proximately 80 Boy Scout troops Original drawings are the artistic work of Kay Cele Earley, and Mary Lou McCabe. lass at 8 o’clock Sundiy, April yearbook, has arrived but stu and 100 Cub Scout packs partici 11. He will be aciwmpanied by dents will not receive them until pating. + * f + + + + ■ Mona Desmond. the week after Easter. Among the show’s many high lights will be a scenic presenta Reservations should be made tion of the\ many themes and Mission Unit to Hear Chinese Students with Mrs. Gilbert Swan, SP, activities of Cub Scouting 6229, or Mra. Amelia Desmond, Suede and Leather throughout the year. ' (S i. Mary’* Academy, Alumnae was held in the Acad feast of the Sisters of Loretto. FL. 6444, by Saturday. Cherry Hill*) emy on Passion Sunday. Mrs.' The seniors are planning an as More than 76 booths will be set The group will meet in Loyola Cleaning Katie Wong and Valerie Chan, Teresa Saracino was general sembly program in honor of the up throughout the Coliseum area Church hall at 8 o’clock Tuesday, way by Boy Scout troops to de Chinese students at Loretto chairman for the affair. The Rev. sisters on Thursday, April 8. Jf e guarantee the Heights College, will be guest Edward Madden of Holy Family There will be no school on Fri April 13. Following a short busi finest SUEDE and pict the requirements of various scouting merit badges. These dis speakers at the meeting of the Parish was celebrant for the day. ness discussion, there will be LEATHER cleaning plays will include such ingenious Catholic Students’ Mission Cru Mass and guest speaker at the In a Ping-pong tournament cards and dancing. sade. breakfast. PROFILE IN BLOSSOM. Delicate mass in America , . , ideas as lighted light bulbs float just completea, Adele Murray Anyone in metropolitan Den ing in midair and many other The annual Mass and break The Feast of the Seven Dolors, emerged champion,, and Joann of blooms starry eyed with beods. From fast meeting of the St. Mary’s Friday, April 9, is the patronal ver interested in joining the • ALL Garments • Purses mysterious effects. Pattridge, runner-up. Paramount Club may call the our tremendous collection of excitingly Gloves - Accessories Scout-O-Rama coupons are now Center’s 2nd Birthday The freshman Y team won the membership chairman, M rs. new Easter-thru-Spring millinery . . . being sold by scouts throughout basketball championship in the Norma Stadig, PE. 7984. Eligible : OUR HATS ^ Denver for 50 cents. These cou inter-clasa tournament when they persons must be 36 years o f age including Aden Suede & pons, plus 25 cants, may be re defeated the senior team April or over, single or widowed, and deemed for admission tickets at 20 Guests Attend Exhibit 1, by a score of 22 to 17. Fresh practical Catholics. The member "A v fC iU d . Leather Company Denver Dry Goods, thaCMay Com man players were Mary Kay ship includes both men and : 1.9912.99 pany, J. C. Penney’s, Gano- Sullivan, Sheilah Niehouie, Adele women. A d ic a o u A Dpsi/gnerM & Mfg$. of Downs, or at the Coliseum box- By Vocational School Boys Kintzele, Mary Leibman, Helen Snedp If 'ear & Accpssorire office. Newman, Diane Schuyler, Judy in The NEW STRAWS • NONE 3509 E. 12th Ave. DE. 2066 Proceeds from the annual spec Dillon, Dianne Welsh, Sally tacle are used to help maintain More than 20 honored guests or gumwood, and quarter, half, All new Spring colors. Mail Order Service Barry, Peggy McNally, Mary the two Boy Scout summer camps looked on while the 31 boys and three-quarter inch plyTivood. Jane Majerus, and Mary Klinke. MARIAN YEAR High fashion at low prices. ! HIGHER Denver Colorado in the Denver area. Camp Tahosa enrolled in the Larimer Street Those who took part in the Members of the Sports’ Club and Camp Genesee. Vocational School proudly party, held in the school build have held social meetings at the PILGRIMAGE showed results of a year’s hard ing at 2330 Larimer Street, in homes of Kay Braun and Ro To Rome and Lourdes ork in woodcarvings at a party cluded Judge Black, Dewey berta Swigert. They are prac Ssilini June 23rd on S.S. Indspendtnes commemorating the school’s sec- Johnson, Mrs. Monaghan, Mrs. ticing on a skit, which is to be ond birthday on March 31. Harry E. Shubart, Howard John presented as an assembly pro Personal M I D W i i l K P H Mrs. J. H. Monaghan, presi son, Mrs. Maurice Robineau, Mr. gram for the student body some dent o f the school’s board of and Mrs. J. H. Holland, Mr. and time this month. Laadarthip RUG and UPHOLSTERY Mrs. Wayne Maltabergar, Mrs. trustees, expressed amazement at Mary Lee McLaughlin, sopho Perky, flattering new styles ^ Preston Houtchens, Mr. and Mrs. the tremendous job the students more, won the pennant, which M o st ReV. 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Woven of 100% fine Oraan, Franck Car- of C o m p l e t e M Btal, Paatal Gray, a wool, it is priced at$ mSm V I Thuriday, April 8, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Straef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyifone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN __ Theology Prof, Author to Conduct Westminster Fete Apr. 25 Westminster.— (Holy Trinity Refreshments were served by Parish) — When the Altar and the hostess, Mrs. Jean Lo Saaao, NORTH DENVER NEWS Rosary Society met in the home and cohostesses, Mary Triplett Three Hours' Rite at St. Dominic's of Mrs. Jean Lo Sasso March 26, and Jane Toth. plans fo r the annual ham dinner The first annual 8t. Patrick’s (St. Dominle’i Paritk, Danrer) NNS to Meat April 8 Wompey's committee will be at were discussed. It will be served dance, held March 17 in the The Three Hours’ services The Holy Name Society will the doors of the church after in St. Anne’s Hall in Arvada on Westminster High School, was a Good Friday, April 16, will be meet Thursday 'evening, April 8, each Mass to distribute selections April 25. great success. The attendance conducted by the Rev. Thomas in the church auditorium at 8 on the Easter ham. An electric blanket, an electric was in excess of 300. Because of C. Donlan, O.P., S.T.D. Father o’clock. During the social hour During this week the prUslt shaver, and a corn popper were its success, the sociSl will prob* on display. These will be the Donlan will speak on the Seven the highlights of Notre Dame’s are celling on all the tick and ably be an annual affair. Last Words. 1953 football season will be shut-ins of the parish. Rale* articles to be given, in addition Mr. and Mrs. Pete Della Betta shown in motion pictures, to tiTes^are requested to notify to a wardrobe doll complete with of 7490 Stuart announced the A native of Chicago, Father wardrobe. Last year Mrs. Bess birth of a son in St. Anthony’s Donlan is a professor of theology gether with some glimpses of tho priests of any housa-bound student life on the campus. parishioners. The rectory tolo^ Taner completely dressed a doll Hospital March 27. They have at the Dominican House of The in 20 different outfits. This year four other children, Louis, Ralph, ology, Dubuque, la. He is the The members o f the Holy phone number it GR. 1731. Name Society, the Ushers’ Club, several of the women are sewing and George, students at Assump author of'several books, includ Mrs. J. J. Ford, president of too. Dinner tickets are on sale tion School in Welby, and Teresa ing Thenlogu mid Educ&tion, A the PTA, appointed a nominating now. at home. Primer of Theology, and others. committee to propose officers He received his degree of doctor for. the coming scholastic year. of theology from the Catholic The members are Mmes. Ray Dniversity, Washington, D. C mond Ingram, Herbert Priedl, He has acquired impressive re Kermit Edwat^s, and Mike De- nown a.s a pulpit orator during Bell. The members met with FIXTURES his comparatively short priestly Father George Forouer, O.P., life. pastor, April 6 to selecteh names Father Donlan will also speak for the various offices. These at the Wednesday, Thursday, names will be submitted to the WIRING MATERIAL and Friday services at 7:30 p.m membership at the next meet during Holy Week. ing. Palm Sunday, April 11, all the A motion picture o f polio and Masses will be Low Masses on ac its effects will be shown in the LAMPS count of the Passion’s being church auditorium Monday, April read. The palms will be blessed 12, at 1:30. Mrs. Roy Bale and after the 7:30 Mass and distrib Mrs. Raymond Ingram have-made To Fit Any Need uted at that and all the subse arrangements for this vital pic In Any Home (luent Masses. ture, to be shown to the mothers of the first, second, and third grade pupils prior to the second grade receiving the actual in- Match your Decorating Scheme MOTHS noculation in connection with With New Glass the nation-wide undertaking. CL a w i Giving some tips to two Sergeant Fade is training a group of boxers for in your RUGS Boxing show the annual Men’s Club boxing show April 9 and Mrs. Paul Henry, school nurse, At Low Cost 10. This is the 14th year that ne has been director and CARPETS? wil make the comment on the High School is Police Sgt. Morey Fade, director and timekeeper for the show, which this year Rct. Thomas C. Donlan, O.P. picture. All mothers o f these of boxing in the school. From left to right are To fit most existing installations WE CAN ELIMINATE THEM' Ronald Curry, Sgt. Fade, and Frank Kmitch. features bouts between youths of all ages in the particular grades should be pres school. and the Boy Scouts will receive ent at this demonstration, since CALL AL 9966 Communion in the 7 :30 Mass on the first and third grade pupils + + 4- + FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE Palm Sunday, are the assigned control groups WASINGER'S ELECTRIC STORE Mffltion Thit Ad When CalHnjr When the Rosary Altar So in this project. SALES REPAIRS SERVICE ciety met April 6 with Mrs. Th« council moelinf of th*( Holy Family Boxing Show April 9,10 Jerry Buckley, president, con-' PTA orginally •cheduled for ducting the meeting, Mrs. Marg April 12 bsi boon transforrod (Holy Family Parith, Denver) A general work crew of men ter to head a committee for re MON., TUES., WED. A THURS., 8 A.M. lo 7 P.M. RUG end UPHOLSTERY aret Honeker and her commit to Tuesday, April 13, at 1 Final plans and arrangements assembled April 7 to put up and warding the boxers in the show CLEHRERS tee served the luncheon. The o'clock in the rectory reading were completed this week by repair the ring used at the show. with some usual treat Hallinan FRL, 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. — SAT., 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Rev. Edwin F. TBrown, O.P., room, to at to permit the shew Men’s Club members for the 15th Final work on ring construction and Potter plan the treat for gave a talk on the “ Key to Sanc ing of the polio picture. annual boxing show smoker April and repair will be completed on eerly May. tity.’’ Pull Chains Inatalled on Moat All Fixtures The PTA meeting has been 9 and 10. Bouts in the show will the evening of April 8. Man's Club At the social session which feature fighters from both grade In charge of the refreshment followed the business meetings, postponed until Thursday, Aids Parish 3156 West 38th Ave. GLendale 8946 April 22, since the regular .date school and high school. Several stand at the smoker will be Jo FIRE favors were given to some o f the big-time bouts between youths seph Cavanagh and Frank Cowe. At .the meeting o f the Men’s fells on Holy Thursday this members and special awards were from the Federal Correctional The program committee, which month. Club April 1, Father Forrest PROTECTION presented. A pair of pillow cases Institution boxing team will also used a one-week,no-high-pressure Allen, pastor, called attention to went to Mrs. John Hage. The The sound apparatus recently highlight the program.- The FCI campaign, obtained enough ad^ the club’s exceptionally active THROUGH other awards were given to installed temporarily in the boxers are being brought to the for a six-page program. On the program o f helping the parish in Mme.s. Mary Button,- Patrick church seems to be meeting with show by Father W. J. Koontz, committee are Edward Clinton, recent months. Since Jan. 1, the CHEMISTRY Conboy, E. P. ’ Gartland, Mary general approval. The consensus chaplain, a n d Pete Lombard, John Burke, Sidney Vitry, Ar n ou p has sponsored a series of Gibbons, Catherine Harrington, of the parishioners is that it is guard at the institution and as- thur Coyle, Martin Potter, Robert .ivefiv card parties,a special award ..William...... Hirzel, Martha. ■ Kuhnle,Kuh ■ a vast improvement over the sys sistant boxing coach at Holy .4 wartime miracle is ready Langsfeld, George Taylor, Morey group for the Elitch social on Katherine Lawler, Bernard Pilz, tem which has been in use dur Family High School Fade, Timothy Cronin, Leonard May 13, a chaperon service for lo proleci you from the Mary Ann Purcell, and Levi J, ing the past few years. The ex Workers in the running of the Ruppert, Frank Crowe, Frank the high school Sweethearts’ Ball, Saindon. periment will be continued dur show on Friday and Saturday Donovan, Ferd Buchholz, James several booths in the PTA chil loss and peril of FIRE. Bake Sale on April^lO ing the services of Holy Week, evenings include Leonard Rup- Davis, Thomas Digenan, and Pat dren’s carnival, and, currently, and a final decision reached after pert, Ffed Gross, George Taylor, rick Ahern. the boxing show. The Rosary Altar Society will that time. Martin Potter, Timothy Cronin, The men’s group selected You can paint your way to At the PTA council meeting conduct » bake sale in the church Holy W««k Schtdul* Bernard Hoar, and Sidney Vitry. Thomas Hallinan and Martin Pot- the parents’ organization pledged safety with auditorium on Saturday after Wednesday, April 14, Masses: support to the Men’s Club in its noon, April 10, and after the 6:30, 7, and 8 a.m.; Confessions: sale and distribution of sptcial Masse.s on Palm Sunday. Mrs. Children at 10 a.m., adults, 4 to 6 Lorgest 1st Communion award tickets for the Elitch so — ALBI ^ J. J. Wompey, Jr., is in charge and after evening services; eve cial May 13. Chairman Thomas of the arrangements. Homemade ning services, 7 :30 p.m., with J. Hallinan and Vice Chairman Fire Retardent cakes, pies, buns, and cookies Sermon by the Rev. Thomas C. Is Seen at St- Anthony's Walter Grisdale represented the will be featured. It is requested award committee at the council Donlan, O.P., S.T.D.; Westwood.— (St. Anthony of the month of April will again Coatings that the women of the parish 'I meeting. Holy Thursday, April 15, Com Padua’s Parish)— The First Com be $20. donate home-baked goods even munion distributed at 6:30 and 7 New Covert though they are not personally munion dav for the children of Confessions will be heard a.m. and during Solemn Mast at the parish has been set for Sun Positive E'ire Protection solicited by the telephone com-' Wednesday, April 14, from 7:30 For Statues 8 a.m.; Solemn Mass at 8 a.m. day, May 16. This First Commun mittee to do so. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, April 10, A completely new set of covers liave Morning Coffee With UsI for with procession of the Blessed ion class will undoubtedly be the from 3:30 to 6 in the afternoon The members o f the telephone Sacrament to the Repository; largest In the history o f the par was put on statues and cruci 10:00 A. M. 'HI NOON Churches, Schools, and from 7 :30 to 9 o'clock in the fixes in the church for Passion committee who will attempt to Adoration all day at the Reposi ish, as the catechism classes have evening. Every Tuesday, Wednesdoy and Thursday reach the women o f the parish tory; Rosary Holy Hour at 7:30 had a record number of children Sunday. The new covers were Rectories, Hospitals, Weekday Masses are 8 o’clock, to solicit bake goods are Mmes, p.m. with sermon by Father Don attending them. made by the Altar and Rosary with the exception of Saturday Society under the direction of and Halls John Hage, Edward Smith, Edith lan; Confessions after evening Catechism classes for Junior COURTESY OF YOUR FRIENDLY Argiletta, Frank Scheer, Frank and senior high school students when Mass is 8:30 a.m. There .Mrs. Nicholas J. Herold. presi services; will be a High Mass celebrated NEIGHBORHOOD BANK, WHERE YOU ALSO GET Sone, Frank Marsaglia, J'. K. are held Fridays at 3:30 p.m. dent. A special flower collection Good Friday, April 16, Mass Holy Thursday, April 15, at 8 Weigel, and Andrew Kruse. Calls in the parish hall. Catechism after all Masses April 11 will be • Complete Banking Facilities • Economy Checking Critically Tasted and Ap of the Presanctified, 7:30 a.m.; a.m. taken by Altar Society membere will be made this week. 12 Noon to 3, Tre Ore with Sta classes for the children of the • Safe Deposit Boxes * Regular Checking proved by. Underwriters elementary grades are held Satur There will be the blessing of to defray the cost o f flowers for The baked goods are to be de tions of the Cross, sermons on • Savings Accounts * Loans Laboratories, Inc. and day morning after the 8:30 palms before the 6:30 o'dock outstanding events remaining in livered Saturday-afternoon to the the Seven Last Words, by Father mass Sunday, April 11. Distri Other World-Famous Au o'clock Mass. the school year: First Commun auditorium, where some o f the Donlan; adoration of the cross, bution of the palms will be at thorities. Owing to lack of space, the ion, May crowning, and gradu women will be pre.sent to receive all day; Rosary and sermon, 7:30 ail the Masses. children too young to receive ation. For information call or them, or after the Masses on p.m.; Father Edward McCarthy, the A new system of collection for Sunday morning. A feature of Holy Saturday, April 17, morn First Communion are taught write catechism in the home of Mrs. Credit Union Padre o f New Mex the poor and for pamphlets sold the sale will be the awarding of ing services at 7 :30 a.m., fo l nORTH r !B a r k Manuel Trujillo, 3171 W. Cen ico and Colorado, celebrated the in the church has been completed a family-size ham to one o f the lowed by Solemn Mass; Confes ter Avenue, Saturdays at 9 a.m. 11 and 12 o'clock Masses at St. bv the St. Vincent de Paul So DUMONT SALES CO. purchasers of the baked goods. sions 4 to 6 p.m. and in the eve W. 38th at Julian GLondole 4701 Choir practice will be held Fri Anthony’s Church Sunda.v, April ciety. Box construction and in This ham was donated by Ray ning after the Rosary at 7 :30 4. Father MeCartl^ was in Den 1732-44 Blake TA. 4146 day, April 9, immediately after stallation were handled by John Olson, 2554 Irving Street. Mrs. ver to attend the annual meeting p.m. Lenten devotions, for those who J, Burke and Ferd Buchholz. All Deposits Insured to |10,000 by the Drive-in Window of the Colorado Credit UniOna. sing at daily Mass. Choir practice “ Flying up’’ ceremoniea for Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Open ’til 6 p.'m. He was one of the first priests in for those who sing at Sunday Brownie Troop 54 were held the state to be really active in or Mass will be held Tuesday, April April 2. After preiinting the ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ganizing credit unions for the 13. immediately following Lenten play Haneel and Gritel, Brownia parishes, being an officer on the girls preaented troop leaders Mri. devotions. Colorado Credit Union League Cecil R. Proctor and Mrs. Frank The Holy Nemo -Society will board of directors, and he has J. Woertman with corsages. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE! receive Communion in the 8 et Cvery Ghime l^ing Out been instrumental in educating Baptized wart Janie Marie o'clock Met! Sunday, April II. parishioners to -the use o f their Gust, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs, LIMITED AMOUNT OF CHOICE 2ND FLOOR The Holy Nome Society will parish credit unions. H's ser Edward A. Gust, with Emmdtt meat Tuesday, April 13, im SPACE AVAILABLE TO DESIRAILE TENANT mons at these two Masses were Ramey end Mrs, Isabel Lombardi mediately following Lenten do-, concerned with the good one may as sponsors; and Janet Marie vetionc, In the perish hall. All Inquire at North Denver Bank a Tribute in 'Remembrance of a Loved O ne gain from being a member o f a Monheiser, with William and Pa men of the parish are invited parish credit union. tricia Stephens as sponsors. to attend. The winner o f the |20 credit union Jackpot for the month o f March was Book 462, Sheryl A. FURNACES INSTALLED Drotar, 595 S. Harland Street. NEW HOMES — EXISTING HOMES Sheryl is just three years old and HOLY FAMILY PARISH a very lucky little mrl. The jack- potlot numinumber was given by Louis Patroniae These Friendly Firms Kerucha, one of the supervisorv c& c - TUnumAA, committeemen. “ The Jackpot • :k for • II r » M with Air Flow Hm Ubs C«. The firms listed here Professional Heating Contractor CORN FED MEATS 1- POULTRY AND FISH YOUR NORTH SIDE SHEET METAL SHOP deserve to be remembered i- Mothers to See a Gutter Work —- Exhsuet Fens — Flue Linars TENKYSOX when you are distributing s Movie Polio Gsi Fired Incinerators Meal Market your patronage in the dif .f on 2828 W. 44th Ave. GE. 4385 ferent lines of business. Member 8t. Freocte Se Selee’ FerUh 4016 Tennyson CR. 0443 (St. Mary Magdalene's Parith, hO t- Denver) The new Dcagan Celesta* 1- . Under the eupervision of Mrs. le Odom, school health nurse, a film ORDER. s- chime gives you an opportunity on polio will be shown April 9 m at 2 p.m, in the school cafeteria, YOUR EASTER CAKES le lo buy an outright gift lo the especially for mothers of first, ST. MARY MAGDALENE PARISH NOWI second, and third grade pupils. in church of your choice in an ever Other interested parents are wel a, come. We Arc Headquarters le Members of the Altar Society for in lasting remembrance for years will take up the special Easter Easter Glory Cokoi in flower collactiop after all the er to come, through everlasting Masaes on Palm Sunday. ASSOCIATED GLEANERS Easter Bunnies, Lambs, X- The blessing of the palms will ipnjgregations, of your remem* take place at 9:46 April 11, and BHTER CLEANING COSTS NO MORE Hats, Baskets and e- >p tha distribution of palms will be 'Other NovelHes after the 10 and 12 o’clock Mass. of France of a loved one. Walt Badger Say§: We are anxious to s ' Father James Eatpugh, S.J., serve the families of this parish he We would enjoy showing will conclude hie series of Lenten sermons Wednesday evening, sa April 14. Following the services 2519 Sheridan BE. 3-4953 WEISS BAKERY you how you can arrange the JP there will be two priests hearing 4024 TENNYSON in Confeisions. installation of tfiis melodious The Altar and Rosary Society will clean the altar in prepara ■■'. electronic tower chime. tion for Holy Week and Easter Lake Shore id Sunday on Tuesday mornlni BAKERY April 13, starting at 9 o'eloc' The firms listed here ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH in Tha sewing circle will meet --OPEN— Patronise These Friendly Firms Tuesday, April IS, at 1 o’clock deserve to be remembered lo- Weekdays 8 a jn . to 8 p.m. lur in the parish hall. Woman in tha Sundays 9 :3 0 s.m . to 8 p.m. pariah are alwaya welconle. when you are distributing eh, Why Pay Carfore? len On Sunday, April II, the Holy W e do our own baking your patronage in the dif Name men and the high Khool Our Every Day Prices be YOUR ilis boya in the parith will receive DAILY ferent lines of business. Seva You Money IheChnsE. WEllS MUSIC I to Communion. Pranriplions CerafiMy Filled 1*39 CAIIFORNI* ST. NBC BIOG. Tk« Holy Nsma Sotiety will •5226 W. 25th Avenue CLEAKERS irn meet Monday evening, April 1/2 Bloek IF'asi of Sheridan JOHN *nd BERTHA UcBRlDE Lubin's Drug (>v. IS, at 8 a’eloek in tke parish Call, Bel. 3.9742 GU b4«Ii » » S71S TEJON ST. GL. ie ;s ISth sa4 CUy SI kail. Denv.r, Colvrida r i PAGE TWELVE Offica, 931 lanneck Strati THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talaphena, KEyitona 4205 Thursday, April 8, 1954 YOLTH NEEDS GOOD VISION Cathedral Rite Youth can get a good look at life only when vision is sound and accurate. A child’s whole future depends on his eye sight. With good vision he studies easily, and learns quickly. EDWARD Jy QUINLIVEN, 71. of FELIX LONGO For Mae Hynes, the Little SisUra of the Poor Retidonce. Requiem High Mas* was celebrated Be sure your child’s future is not hindered by defective ReQuiem Mm i waa ctlabrattd ApHI * April 7 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel vision. Have his eyes examined today — in tha Little SiaUra of tht Poor Church for Felix Longo, 82, of 8686 Chapel. Interment ML OHtH, Horan Lipanv and Son Mortuary. County Official Mr. Longo died April 4 In S t Jo FRANK KRAMSER, 78, of Geneva seph's Hospital after a long illness. Home, LitUaton. Raquiem Mast was Miss Mae Hynes, former Den. He was bom In Agnone, Italy, and celabrated in SL Mary'a Church, Little BROS. came to this country, settling In Den ver County clerk and recorder, ton, April 8. Horan and Son Mortuary* ver. 56 years ago. Employed by the died April 2. Requiem High Masa 1550 California O p t O t n e t P i g t S KErtlona 7651 SADIE B. BRUGGER, 69. of 1407 city as a Ubortr for many ytara, he was celebrated April 6 in the Ca. Chat# atreet, formerly of 1868 Mari- retired 16 yekrs ago. poaa Street. Siater-in-law of Mra. Mr. Longo Is survived by five sons. thedral, Denver, and burial was Better Vision Good Service Mamit Laaaer and aunt of William Phillip, Daniel. Anthony, Jerry, add in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Modie. Requiem Maaa waa celebrated Ralph, all of Denver; two daughters, for Every Age At Right Prices in St. ElixabetVa Church April 6. In Mrs. Angelina Cerronc and Miss Roae A native of Ireland, Miss terment Mt. Olivet Horan Mortuary. Longo of Denver; 19 grandchildren, GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Hynes came to Denver with her R. C. (Bill) BOWMAN. 71, of 2940^ and 12 great-grandchildren. parents 71 years ago. She was Quitman. Huaband of ^ y t h Bowman Bnrial was In Mt. Olivet. Boulevard of Denver, and father of Mra. WUaon Mortuary. first employed by the city June Young of Loa Angeles, Calif.. Requiem 1, 1912, and from 1913 to 1931 Maaa ia being celebrated In St Ooml- was chief deputy county clerk. nic'i Church Thursday, April 8, at 9 o'clock. Interment Mt Olivet Horan She served as deputy public trus Jacques Brothers Mortuary. Altar Society tee until 1947 when Mayor New ROSE SMITH, Bittle SiaUrt of the ton appointed her clerk apd re Poor. Raquiem Mass is being eele Sinn lf*> brated Thur^ay, April S, in the Little corder. On Dec. 31, 1953, she re Sisters of tha Poor Chapel at 6:80 In Welby Will tired after working for the city Monuments of Distinction o'clock. Interment Mt Olivet Bonn for more than 41 years. Mortuary. FRANCIS W. EGAN, 82. of 1560 The clerk and recorder’s office Just O ff Broadway Albion Street Huaband of Teresa H. Meet April 9 was closed April 6 until 10:30 Egan; grandfather of Marcella Heller, on 6lh Ave. Joyce Clark, Coleen MlUer. Donald Welby.— (Assumption Parish) a.m. in respect to her. Bruce, and Albert Guerin; and brother — The AlUr and Rosary Society Miss Hynes is survived by two Over 50 Years of Sister Mary Raymond of Santa Paula. Calif. Requiem High M an waa will meet Friday, April 9, at 8 sisters, Mrs. Frances Wood of Phoenix'and Mrs. Madge McCabe in One Location celebrated April 8 in St. Ignatina Loyola p.m. in the school assembly room. Tka Mauf department is part dows in commercial, savings, loan, and discount Church. Interment in M t Olivet Boule The PTA will sponsor the last of Verdi, Nev.; a niece, Helen vard Mortuary. 1116 li6 W p f J $150,000 expansion program departments; a completely refinished safe de bake sale o f this school year on White; and a nephew, Robert Telephone AL. 2019 HUBERT ORTH, 81. of Roggen. Hus just completed by the American National Bank posit vault department, and a new canopied en Palm Sunday, April 11. Home Usher, both of Denver. band of Frances Orth; and father of of Denver. Other additions and improvements trance to the bank from the adjoining parking Arthur. Otto. Gabriel, and Louli Orth. made cakes, pies, doughnuts, plaza. Horan Mortuary handled ar Ruth McLachlen, Mary Sloan. Agnes include new officers quarters, more teller win- rangements. Artelli, Adlina Jenkins, Martha Brand, cookies, bread, etc., will be avail and Amelia Alimtr. Requiem High Maas able in the church vestibule after + + + + + + Obsqq^ -Jidlow A . waa celebrated April 6 in Holy Family each Mass. Church. Interment M t Olivet Boule vard Mortuary. Paims will be bleesed at the 6 Easter Giving PRINTING COMPANY MINNIE BREWER, 80. laU of Den o’clock Mass Palm Sunday, April $150,000 Expansion Program Ended KEyttone 4054 ver. Mother of George W. Brewer of 11 and distributed at ail the 2896 Grape Street. Clara Bo bam and Masses. The faithful are asked 1454 Walton (Rear) Mary Duhn of Washingto. D. C.; and sister of Mrs. Annie Cole, Los Angeles; to hold the blessed palm in their Charles Mohr, Denver; and Tom hand as the Pas.>ion of Our Lord By American National Bank of Denver Mohr, New York City. Requiem Mass was celebrated in Annunciation Church ia read in the Gospel. Monuments April 7. Capitol Mortuary. Father John Giambastiani, The American National Bank pioneered by the American Na minimum of waiting even during JERRY BREEN JOHN ARTHUR LUCERO, 10. 1268 tional Bank five years ago and peak banking hours.. Wa hava aractad many bean, O.S.M., former pastor of Welby, of Denver announced this week Galapago Street. Son of Ave! J. and is in (iolorado again. On an in sponsored by it each year since There is a complete new in Florist tiful monuments in Mt. Lucille M. Lucero; and brother of the completion of a $150,000 mod then, will have its first session stallment loan department, 30 Olivet Cemetery. Joanna, Aval, Jr.; and Michael Jamas definite sick leave, he is staying ernization and expansion pro Lucero. Requiem Mass was celabrated at Mt. Carmel Church. this year April 8 at 2:45 p.m. in feet by 120 feet, adjoining the 1004 15th su April 6 in S t Patrick's Church. Inter gram which now makes the 49- the Daniel’s & Fisher Tearoom. parking plaza. New officers’ A. T. THOMSON Father Norbert has finished ment Mt. Olivet Day Mortuary. year-old institution of the most A new and unusual feature of quarters are now centrally lo MELVIN E. JACKSON. 18, o f 8890 visiting the people on the HilL M Ain 2 2 7 9 600 Sherman St. FA. 6018 modern and complete banks in the expanded banking quarters is cated to accent accessibility, mak S. Eliot Street. Son of Mr. and Mra. Now he will take on the North the entire Rocky Mountain West. Axel E. Jackson; and brother of Debbie a canopied access to the bank ing it easy for customers to con Washington District. and Robert Jackson. Requiem High All Denver is being invited to from the parking plaza right tact any administrative officer Mass was celebrated April 3 in St. First Communion religious the celebration. President Adolph Patrick's Church, F t Logan. OUnger next door. It is now possible for in casual informality. The new Mortuary. articles are now available in the Kunsmiller said. The formal bank custermers to step from their expansion program includes also WILUAM L. KELKER, 2.5. of Los rectory for those parents who opening, takes place April 7, 8, car directly into the bank, fully a completely refinished safe de ’‘Why Pay More?” [ Angeles, Calif. Husband of Mary Lou may want to order them for their and 9 during regular banking Kelker of Los Angeles; son of Mrs. protected from inclement posit vault department. Infant of Prague Statuaa children. On hand are a variety Dolores Kelker of .Denver and Theodore hours. weather. Courteous attendants “ Our new bank is the realiza 12 inches in Ceramic (Trtdemirk) H Kelker; brother of Jack Kelker of ^ - of veils, prayerbooks, rosary The Denver Artists’ Guild, the handle the cars, which are kept tion of a vision we have had now or Porcelain Jida; Ann Rodeback of Provo. Utah; beads, scapulars, certificates, etc. Kay and Mary Xjou Kelker and Patricia Denver Art Club, and 15 Colo conveniently available for all for many years,” President Kuns With Liturgical Robei Gardner, ail of Denver. Requiem High Following are the Altar Soci rado artists have arranged an customers while they bank. There miller said, “ and it is in keeping Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores | Masa is being celebrated in S t Fran ety women who contributed to art exhibit of more than 50 is room for more than 200 cars New Line of cis dc Sales' Church Thursday, April 8, with the steady gro\vth and ex the "pots-and-pans" fund; Mmes. Mother Cabrini Statues Colorado Owned Stores at 9 o'clock. OUnger Mortuary. painting which will be shown in the two-level parking plaza. pansion of Denver and the Rocky LAURA MARY PALMER, 69. of H. Wall, R. Gaccatta,. L. Gac- in the lobbies. Women attending 'The whole setup of the new Mountain West. We have always and Other! Chicago, 111., formerly of Denver. Bister cetta, Y. LaRusso, L. Molinaro, the opening will be presented banking quarters is to make for rendered our customers a per Sterling Silver Medali 16th & Glenarm of Eleanora B. Domann of Denver and L. In All Size! J. L. Domann of Downey, Calif,; and L. Di Giacoro, T, Mazsotti, with baby orchids flown, to Den more expeditious banking .serv sonalized, friendly, and sound Englewood 800 Santa Fa Dr« Gaccetta, A. Marchese, S. Pe- ice. More teller windows have niece of Mrs. W. W. Ross o f Denver. ver from Hawaii especially for banking service. We wanted to Rosariea in 30 South BroedwAT IStfa and California Requiem High Mass was celebrated dotte, B. De Luzio, P. Nuoci, R. the occasion. Also on the pro been added in the commercial, continue that service, and we Cryital Cut and Silver 3933 W. Colfax Cartif * Utb St. 17th A Tramont April 6 in the Cathedral. Interment M t De Luzio, M. Mazone, N. Fortu- savings, loan, and discount de Olivet Olinger Mortuary. gram will t e the first meeting wanted tamake it even more con iiiiiiiimmiininRHiiyiiiiai PEARL M. COATES Thursday, April 8, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN RANGE T R U ittit-Known Facts for Catholics Biology No Guide for Man registoria •y M. I. MURRAY cevnifM. UM. w«w.a Nrn s««tm [ ; ...) aul allett By P H. H the brutes. They have opportunities enough there. REINERZ CHURCH, ONE OF THE PHENOMENA of the years A BRITISH SCIENTIFIC authority esti SILESIA,GERMANY. ; since 1946 has been the puffing given to books mates that, even in as well kept a country as 'written by biologists who aspire to lay down England, the number of rats equals the human 'CCD Bomb' Would Save-Millions rules for the government of mankind. population, or 50,000,000. The rat plague is o f By Rev. John B. E bel period— a balance of 462,000 stopped the practice of reli ^NONS An insectologist, comparatively unknown be such proportions in one island of the Philippines TH E CLAIM that 4,144,- in favor of the Church. gion, a total loss of 3,963,000 OF 336 Catholics became Protes Even more startling, to our in the 20-year period, or an LIS&ON fore 1948 except to his confreres, writes a book that U. L aid was recently called in to" feed the CATHEDRAL tants in the past 10 years has mind, is the revelation by the average of 198,150 per year— called Sexual Behat ior in the Human Male, and people who were eaten out of house and home. been discredited because of the Catholic Digest survey that in compared with the highest , PORTUGAI- wear CASSocks wiik, , forthwith becomes a household word. A special If biologists could spread among rats some faulty method of compiling the 1932-1952 period 2,529,000 number of Catholic converts trainst alto CAPPAmHAl ist in bird lore writes a book, also in 1948, ailed the figures. Even the Chj-ia- Catholics ceased the practice of recorded in any single year by such disease as myxamotosis, which in 1952 deci lian Herald, which conducted religion. In the same period the Official Catholic Directory Oder a scarlet castockA Road to Survhsl, which proposes 100,(^,000 mated the rabbits that have been Australia’s des the survey and first published 12.926.000 Protestants a n d — 117,803 for the year 1952. -AddihbnoUH as the ideal population for the U. S. The author perate plague for a century, they would save 562.000 Jews stopped religious 4 rino, special 5hoea the report, left a leeway of The same Official Catkohe Vkolt lineiv mitres subsequently b«om es a direaor of the Planned enough food to feed all the starving people in some 3,000,000, saying that the practice, a total of 16,500,000. Directory for 1963 lists the Whea tkeu a s s is t , Parenthood Federation and seeks to influence the world. If the energies of the Planned Par figure could not be less than THIS IS CATASTRO PH IC Catholic population o f the U. ' e£ two or three millions and in View o f figures of the World S. as 30,426,015. Add the 3,- Pontifical# 0^ feature o f India's population policy. enthood Federation could be channeled into find might run as high as 5,000,- Almanac for 1954, which give 963,000 lost in the period from CEREMONIES.. V h E l a t e s t ATTEM PT to forecast man's ing some cheap and easy means of inducing ster 000. Such a margin for error an estimated inclusive Church 1932 to 1962 and the total future by means appropriate to the laboratory ility in rodents or other pests, it w-ould render does not indicate much trust in membership of 90,860,779 for would be 34,388,015. Add one’s figures. the U. S. Loss in the 20-year those lost during all the years .is called Challenge to Man’s Future, written by an invaluable service. We are unable to find much period is more than 18 per cent since the settling of America, •=dj atkrior viali a biochemist named Harrison Brown. MEANWHILE, THERE is no call in argu consolation, however, in the of the total present Church and their descendants, and the -3 o f noti dieuseeL Brown, in the words of a Denver columnist, ment for making snide remarks that contribute results of the Catholic Digest membership, or nearly one- total number of Catholics - in a' KtLMAiNHAM belabors what he is pleased to style a law that nothing to the discussion. The Denver columnist poll taken in 1952, which fifth, even though the total the U. S. could well be half JfUL, DUb u n , showed that "only” 1,434,000 num ^r of Church members the population, or some 80,000,- has a, p eu n tl 'nq of- "only a given number of living species can oc mentioned adverts to rebuttals of such books as Catholics had become Protes has risen in the 20-year period. 000. (Directory fig^ures are no- cupy the limited surface of the earth at any one those of Brown as defenses of "a cherished, and And likewise for the Cath O U ft UKOrV tants in the 20-year period be toriously conservative, and the f “ S p t € : i o r very recent, article of dogma, which nominally fore the survey was made. olic Church membership, con actual number of practicing €r CHILD. time." For illustration he cites the amoeba, the Nor is it much consolation sider that 1,434,000 Catholics Catholics is probably 40,000,- simple one-cell organism, which reproduces by operates against birth control in a large segment that 1,896,000 Protestants be apostatized to other faiths, 000 or more.) MVJOUPH PLUNKErr, dividing itself. Given abundant food, one of the world’s population." and an additional 2,529,000 came Catholics in tlie same THE CATHOLIC POPU- uho nwried tks amoeba will divide into two amoeba in about an One of the most competent rebuttals to the LATION is given as 20,268,- ' i m EASTSR IdEEK ' 403 by the Official Catholic Di hour; two into four in another hour; eight at the world starvation thesis was made by Juan de rectory ' of 1933, and in that J f?ISING LEADER^ end of the third hour; 16 at the fourth. Castro, President of the United Nations Food The Denver Catholic Register honos a belt ioscribecL year only 40,226 converts to 3 />t /HU PresidenL...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. THIS IS INTERESTING, if elementary. But and Agricultural Organization, who is much Catholicism are reported. In yi£ DEUM lAUDAMUS * frisoK ckfiLpel Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D,, Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. ^VobobU 4 50u\Mnir oT more competent than any biochemist or bird the 20-year period, then, there Nusre Soma hours what has it to do with human beings.-’ "Why Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. Jesuit mthers Anoraoe &• Marques has been a net increase o f 10,- before kis hath not man a miaoscopic eye?" asked Pope, fancier to speak on the problems of population City Editor...... Rev.. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. in 1624 Ike RrtI Europtiuvs 156,612 despite the loss of 3,- e/Cdcutiofv 1^ and he answered: "For this plain reason: Man is and food production. Associate Editors— Rev, Francis Syrianey, M.A., LittD .; Linus te enhsr the *fbRSiOPEN City*. 963,000. When the membership not a fly.” Man is not an amoeba. Therefore, THE NATURAL LAW forbidding artificial Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen,.M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, of the Catholic Church in the Lesson for Palm Sunday Litt. D.; Jack Heher, B.A., LitLD.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., U. S. increases 60 per cent in even if human beings tended to multiply by the birth control is not a recent article of dogma, Litt.M.; Edward Mack Millei’y LittM .; WUlipm Warner, B.S., 20 years, the situation is far On the day of Our Lord’s tri Palm Sunday teaches us that geometric progression characteristic of amoebae, or any dogma at all, but a practical application LittM.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. from dark. umphal entry into Jerusalem, we should never rely on human the crowd voiced their “ Hosan the method we have of dealing with them can of a dogma that has existed since the creation It might also be said that respect. Those who praise our Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. nahs” as they acclaimed Him works today may be aligned not' extend to men. W e cannot draw from the of man, namely, that God is the governor of His since only some 3,000 persons niU P*p«r Printed Entirely by llaion Labor King. A few days later many of were contacted in the Cath against us tomorrow. The only behavior of the amoeba Brown’s conclusion that a a tio n , and must demand an accounting for these same “ friends" were in genuine reward for a job well olic Digest survey, it is open to population should be limited by planned sterility. the right exercise of His gifts from those crea- Published Weekly by the mob that cried to Pilate for done must come in the life be error. The pollsters, do not for His Blood. yond.— (Steubenville Register) Let these biologists stick to the world of who have intelligenceircLtures and free will. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) get, have been wrong more 938 Bannock Street, 1 than once, as notably the Gal Telephone, KEystone 4205 P.O. Box 1620 lup poll in the Presidential elections of 1948 and the Lit Subscription: erary Digest poll in the elec tions of 1932. $1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. The leakage could also be $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. discredited by saying that Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. most of those lost were dead Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. wood anyway, whereas those gained as converts to Catholi M o d e r n a cism are for the most part 42 Thursday, April 8, 1954 zealous and eager in their re ligion. NeverNieless, today’s OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER dead wood was yesterday’s The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. green wood, and if the life-giv ing sap of divine grace was Tost We confirm it as the official publication of the archdiocese. 1 9 5 4 ! the blame must be laid some Whatever appears in its columns over the signature o f the Or where. Look at the situation dinary or those of thg Officials of our Curia is hereby declared from any angle, and the leak official. age problem, as Catholic au We hope The Register will be read in every home of the thorities have warned for archdiocese. years, is a problem that must We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste be solved. in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The AND HOW ARE WE TO Register. STOP this leakage from the « URBAN J. VEHR, Church? The answer, we be Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver lieve, can be given in three letters: CCD— the Confrater Schedule of Forty Hours' Devotion nity of Christian Doctrine. For no one who really appreciates ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER his Catholic faith is going to Week of April 11, Palm Sunday cast it aside very easily; and Denver, Holy Ghott Church no one who know.s his faith well can fail to appreciate it. It is- the purpose of the CCD -CATHOIIC RADIO and TV IOC to provide for everyone a liv KOA, Denver KBOL, Boulder ing knowledge of his faith. The Confraternity of Chris ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, SACRED HEART PROGRAM tian Doctrine has been recom 10:45 p.m. Every weekday at 7 a.m. mended by every Pope of the CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, KGEK, Sterling 12 noon. 20th century as a "chosen” Announcing,..the Completion of KFEL, Denver HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS— field of Catholic Action, and Saturday, 8:15 a.m. an apostolate of "special pref AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, erence.” The Pontiffs have di 5 :3 0 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. KFEL-TV, Denver rected that the organization be an Extensive EXPANSION PROGRAM for ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- (Channel 2) set up in every parish. The day, 10:45 p.m. BISHOP SHEEN, "Life I. CCD is organized essentially FAMILY THEATER— Sunday, Worth Living," Tueidayi, on the parish level, and is an The American Narional Bank of Denver 7:30-8 p.m. 7:3 0 p.m. organization of, by, and for SACRED HEART PROGRAM INSIDE OUR PAROCHIAL the laity. Members co-operate — Sunday, 11 p.m. SCHOOLS, Saturday., 3:30 with the clerg;y in the aposto KTLN , Denver late of learning^ living, and FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— ” KBTV, Denver teaching Christian doctrine. New. Instollment Loon Deportment Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. (Channel 9) The modern development and KFKA, Greeley REGIS COLLEGE, "Trea.ura expansion of the CCD began 9 %w Look* with the encyclical Acerbo AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, Che.t of Knowla^e”— Every of The American National Bank...new beauty, 12:30 p.m. other Thur.day, 6:1 5 p.m. Nimis, On the Teaching of Christian Doctrine, issued by new space, new conveniences...wHh all the Blessed Pius X on April 15, facilities and advantages of d great modern 1906. In his parochial work he beheld the modern problems bank. All dedicated Io on expansion of the of leakage and indifference, American's friendly, personalised banking serv and saw the only solution in a Hear deeper knowledge and appre ice...and to a continuance of the sound bank ciation of the Catholic faith as ing policies that, for almost half a century, have provided by the CCD. THE CCD PROGRAM, in been a living part of the progress of this com A S K and LEARN brief, provides for the reli munity. gious instruction— in vacation schools, instruction classes, and New Officers' Quorters correspondence courses — of KOA elementary school children not in Catholic schools; for the religious education of high NEW INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT: The "last word" in design, convenience, privacy 10:45 school and college youth and accessibility—adjoining Parking Plaza. Staffed for the speedy, expert and courteous making and through discussion groups, Ef'ERY SUNDAY EVENING Newman Clubs, and by other servicing of low-cost Auto, Signature and other loans of "consumer credit" type. methods; for the religioni de Questions on religion submitted by the radio velopment of adults io. study and discussion groups; for the NEW OFFICERS' QUARTERS: With modern, cheerful, eye-appeal. Centrally located to accent a audience answered on the archdiocesan broad religious training of children accessibility and especially to continue the bank's traditional policy—that is, easy contact by customer^ s cast. by parents in the home; and with any administrative officer in casual informality. Booklet on Catholic Church available free of for instruction of non-Cath- cost to all inquirers, olics in the teachings of the Catholic faith. MORE TELLER WINDOWS in Commercial, Savings, Loan and Discount Departments: i- ■WRITE. TO Active members are expected i- Relocated, enlarged, or improved with utmost concern for constant convenience —courtesy— Enlorged Commerciol Bonking Deportment ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA to serve at least one hour a le Denver 2, Colorado week, o r ' 60 hours annually. correctness—and designed obove all Io transact the customer's business quickly—with minimum R- ■n They perform the following waiting —even during peak hours. functions: Taackan, who assist le in catechetical work, especially M Ain 5 3 1 4 in vacation schools and instruc COMPLETELY REFINISHED SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT DEPARTMENT: Its modern facilities provide in a, tion classes for children and pleasant privacy—safety. Here a courteous and cheerful staff will rent and service "safety for your youtl\; f if hart (home visitors), le who make systematic surveys valuables" costing as little as one cent per day. in F.J.KIRCHHOF of the parish, enroll children in er ■ for the instruction classes, and NEW CANOPIED ACCESS TO BANKING QUARTERS FROM PARKING PLAZA: Now you con seek out the lapsed and fallen- z- aways; balpara, who provide step from the cover of your car directly into bank—protected from inclement weather—no rteed to g- >P Construction Co. facilities and transportation walk from a distant point. Your car is carefully handled by courteous attendants —and kept and material for the classes; of laadart for study and discus conveniently available "while you bank." All parking space reserved exclusively for bank customers a be BUILDERS sion clubs; paraol-aducatorf, during peak hours. '' ' Enlarged Savings, Loon ond Discount Depts. who promote the parent-edu cator programs for children in la ' We Appreciate Your Patronage the home; and the Apestlas of BAN KIN G UNTIL 6 P .M . EVERY M ONDAY: For your added convenience we are extending >P Good Will, who assist in the our banking hours until 6 p.m. every Monday-effective April 12th. in 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo'. program for non-Catholics. Zaaloui CCD work in ovdry parifk would itriko the natioa d E8TABU8HED IMI with all tho force o f a tpirit- ual H.Bomb, and aot o ff a chain raaction of raligieuf re in vival almost too vast to com- lo- The American Fixture Co prehand. N a t i o n a l B a n k nir Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Free Cuslo.ver Parking ih, M.nefacter.r. of has expressed within the past OF DENVER ten Church Pews and Altars year his wish that the Con he fraternity of Christian Doc Jis Church Furniture trine be set up in every parish IZ**’ and Lawrence to Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures in the archdiocese. Its need'is »rn evident. The archdiocesan di Ov. Millvcork of All Kinds rector of the Confraternity of MEMtIR FEDERAL DEPOSIT''INSURANCE CORPORATION e w ’ MA. 0168 Christian Doctrine is the R t F. J. Kirchhof, PrM. . l o. Rev. M onsi^or Gregory Smith, C. F. Suhl, Vice Pres. Arapahi^ St. Denver, (k>lo. V.G., 301 S. Sherman Street, Denver. I i i i THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street Thursday, April 8, 1954 ii/ne' t h es e h e i p r i l I wI V V I To place ads PHONE K£. 4205, EXT. 16— Before 5 p.m. Tuesday Homes for Sale- Hornet for Sole- Education and instruction 7 Wanted to Rent- 51 Convalescent Homes---- 87 FOUR BEDROOM HOME. YARD FOR MRS. GIDEON'S REST HOME 295 So. Ogden FLOWERS. DU. 3921. 2741 Fed. Bird. GL. 9910 Wilton 8i Wilton Littt PBX SWITCHBOARD Plua rcoeptloniat traininx. Buaineta and Stilt Homtt St. Francis de Sales’ demand* trained peiaonnel. All **gea. Chinchillas 55a MT. VIEW SANATORIUM Parish Free placement for thOM who qualify. 1456 BEELER EM 6-1154 We have buyers for homes in R«^BUr«d prolific CKiDchilUi «t modati We epeclaliae in caring for atroka, hip Switchboard School prieet. Fully ffuaraiUotd. A#nca Ann fracture, cardiac, arthriUc, cancer; alia St.* Francis de Sales Parish, ' Large Family Home ChIncbllU Farm, 443 Spruce. Garwood. convaleacent patient*. - Our Lady o f Lourdes Parish, Traininx to 5 Week* N.al. Compl«t«l)r modtmlted. 4 bdrmi., Day or Evening St. Louis Parish in 2 bath*. 2 *torr brick, livintrm., 1460 Logan 8t. KE. 4762 Reatmore Nuraing Horn# D im m rliik Newly elected officers Charles Buckley, C.SS.R., moderator; and Ed- Business for Sale- 56 I Englewood 26x14 with Srcplaec, ha* 61 yd*, of Englewood UOUDIC'l'inj v IUm pf Joseph’s Double- ward Rider, president.— (Photo by William J. w to w c*rpat (St. Jamas’ Paritii, Danvar) at 2:30 in the afternoon and noons, April 15, 16, and 17, be Will Hear Physician The Altar and Rosary Society again in the evening at 7:30, to ginning at 3 o’clock, the eve will meet Friday, April 9, in the be followed by a sermon on the nings of Wednesday, Thursday, Montclair Civic building. Lunch Passion. and Friday following devotions; Lakewood.— (St. Bernadette’s brunch meeting in her home eon will be served at 1 o’clock. Confessions in preparation for and on Holy Saturday evening Parish)— Monday evening, April April 6 to make arrangements Members o f the Infant o f Prague Easter will be heard on Thurs beginning at 7:30 until all are 12, at 8 o’clock, the PTA will for the Holy Saturday bake sale. Circle and St. Theresa’s Circle day, Friday, and Saturday after. heard. meet^n the school hall. Dr. Lewis Two women from each circle will be hostesses at the luncheon. Barbato will give a talk at the were present and details planned Members of the Infant of Prague meeting. Everyone Is invited to will be announced about the sale. Circle„are Mmes. Church, Mc- attend. Easter Monday Caddon, Blish, Gill and Mac Arrangements were made for Gregor; members of the St. The the Easter cleaning of the Dance Tickets resa Circle are Mmes. Roark, E. 34TH AT YORK church at the Altar and Rosary TicJcets for the Easter Monday Baptist, Bickel, Foster, Hennes south meeting. Next Wednesday, dance at the Aviation Club may sey, Johnson, Noll, and Sailer. April 14, at 9 a.m., several be obtained in the church vesti All women of the pariah are i.i- women of the parish will clean bule before and after each Mass vitcd. Newcomers to the parish the whole church in preparation on Sunday or by calling Mrs. wishing to join one o f the par for Easter services. Schultz, BE. 3-6153. Everyone ish circles are asked to contact The women who have volun is invited to the dance. Tickets Mrs. Joseph Stickel at EA. 8264. teered to do this are Mmes. ale $2 a couple. Baptized Sunday were Thalen SPECIAL Mete, Coupe, Lehner, Spetnagle, St. Anne’s Circle will meet Orivel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hackethal, Witaschek, Schultz, Thursday, April 8, at 12:30 for Andrew D. Harold, with Harold CL« m > The fashion show committee Cross, advertising; Mrs. Dorothy Kinp;, hostess; Doble, Kerstien, Palmer, Mills, luncheon in the home of Mrs. J. Talen and Dorothy O’Connell Mrs.. Winnie Kitts, models; Mrs. Mamie Deutsch, Novak, Schultz, Serright, HalbUr, McDonald. rOSnIOn dhow Therese’s Parish, as sponsors; Carol Marie, daugh Thurs., Fri .9 A S a t . chairman; Mrs. Ann Dahmen and Mrs. Alice Bellagamba, Musser, and Aem- A newly formed Bridge Aurora, includes, from left to right, Mrs. Olive. ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Hardiman, refreshments; Mrs. Isabelle Zimmer mer. Mrs. Weakland and Mrs. Circle met April 2 for luncjieon Kridlc, with James and Lois Lux- DeBell, special prizes; Mrs. Grace Jansky, pub man, decorating; Mrs, Ann Mutz, president of the Woodmen will clean and polish in Mrs. John Witaschek’s home. ner as sponsors; and Mary Ellen, licity; Mrs. Barbara Fitzgerald, tickets; Mrs. Nan Altai and Rosary Society. the vigil lights and candle hold' The new group is to be named daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Har ers. Mrs. John Halbur will clean + old E. Waller, with Richard R IB m.iR Do-ra St. Joseph’s Circle and the mem + + 4- ■+’ the large linen cloth for Ea.ster bers are Mmes. L. Schultz, M. Duffy and Genevieve Bowen as and Mrs. Spetnagle the small lin Doble, M. Wentz, B. Argali, D sponsors. ens. Knecht, M. Lamoureaux, M. Women's Society Banns were announced Sunday Mrs. Durreen Cervi had a Hathaway, and A. Witaschek. Easter Monday Ball Set for the first time in the case of ONLY-39C Doi. Ralph Lorenzo of St. Louis’ Par ish, Englewood, and Alma Jane Of St. Francis' By Aurora Parishioners Cummings of this parish; be tween Robert Higgins o f this par Your family will love our ST. THERESE PARISH -AURORA ish and Marilyn Mantello of Flavor-Packed Do-Nuts made Aurora.— (St Therese’s Par Salvatore Scholaro as sponsors; Blessed Sacrament Parish; and .Patronise These Friendly Firms lo Clean Church ish)— Tickets are available for Judith Lee, daughter of Mr. and from our very own recipes between Roy H. Pangle, Jr., of the Easter Monday ball to be Mrs. Emil J. Karan, with Rose and fried fresh every day. this parish and Theresa Ann (S t. Fyenei* de Seles’ Parish, held April 10 at the Town House Hines and Stephen Karan as Crotty of St Francis Xavier’s Take Home a Dozen Today. Denver) Supper Club, from members of sponsors, and Mr. and Mrs. John Parish, S t Joseph, Mo. QUALITY CLEANING Members of the Altar and Ro the Men’s Club or at the door of P. Repka as proxies; Thomas Jo C U V t lf u C L RcaionabU Price* sary Society are invited to help the church on Sundays. A com seph, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Clar Because of Holy Woek the clean the church in preparation plete buffet dinner, including ence E. T. Kelsey, with Mr. and maotiar of tka Men’s Club will Associoted Cleoners three meat courses, will be served he held on Wedntsday, April J d D jcL k£ o £ J u2 A A , for the Easter jieason Wednesday, Mrs. Robert T. McCade as spon Walt Badgtr, Prop. April 14, beginning at 9:30 a.m. from 7:30 to 9 and dancing will sors; Susan Anne, daughter o f 21. TASTEE OPEN Open Ft n Plcknp A Dellrtrr Lunch will be served the work begin a 9. Formal dress is op Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Ken Schedulo Lilted tional and the tickets are $2.50 ney, with Mr. and Mrs. Basil M. 6 Days— 8 A.M .Jo 6 P.M. 11203 E. Colfax EM. 6-9490 ers and a brief meeting will be Mon. thru Fri. held after the luncheon. per person. It is requested that Daley as sponsors; Eugene Ed For Holy Weok S A.U. to MIdnIf ht Sunday, April 11, will be Men’s all those desiring to attend pur ward, son o f Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Masses on Monday, Tuesday, DO-NUT SHOP Available Lockeri Sstardsr* Communion day. All the men of chase tickets in advance. Novak, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Wednesday, April 12, 13, NEAT CLEANERS I AM. • 6 P.M. 200 Ibi. & 300 ibi. the parish are urged by the pas Nitft PtUch* Owntr Holy Week Schedule Parker as sponsors; Kirkland and 14, will be at 6,7, and 8 with 2231 E. 34th at YORK ‘ tor W receive Communion with Thomas, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Confessions heard during the Sundays 10247 E. Colfax Ave. • LAundrT Ar«nc7 • Alteratloiu The schedule for Holy Week is • Fftit QualitT Btrrict their parish organizations, with as follows: Thursday, Mass at Amos D. Roberta, with Mr. and Masses. 11 A.M. to MIdnIzht Phone— Ke. 9205 EM. 6-3521 H*U C!c«n*d 4 Blocked their families, or individually. 7:45 a.m.; placing o f the Blessed Mrs. Philip S. Jwynn as sponsors, On Holy Thursday Communion Frt« Pick Up 4 D«)lT*rr The Holy Name Society will re Sacrament in Repository— Com and Joan A. Musser and Peter G. will be distributed every half “W. Do ProcMiinf A Caring" EM. S-7892 ISCIO E. Colf*x ceive in the 8 o’clock Mass. munion distributed at 7 a.m. and Mussar as proxies; Phyllis Marie, hour from 6:80 o’clock until HNS to Meet at Mass; church open all day for daughter o f Mr. end Mrs. James 7:30. High Mass will be offered L. Sunctum, with Mr. and Mrs. at 8 followed by the procession On April 12 adoration of the Blessed Sacra ment; Confessions from 3 to George E. Sunctum as sponsors; o f the Blessed Sacrament to the ST. JAMES' PARISH MAXINE MILLER The Holy Name society will 6:30 and 7:80 to 9. Good Friday Paul Albert, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Altar of Repose. There will be meet Monday evening April 12, John Volpi, with Mr. and Mrs. STUDIO Your Sanitone Cleaneri — Mass of the Presanctified at Holy Hour in the evening at 8 Please Patronise These Friendly Firms at 8:30 in the high school library. Albert Ciocco as sponsors; and with a sermon on the Holy Eu Piano & Voice 7:46 a.m. and unveiling of the Joseph Hynes will provide the Cross; Stations of the Cross at Mary Ellen, daughter of-Mr. and charist. Pandimrntali A Modem entertainment for tne evening Piano etylinc 7 :45 p.m., followed by veneration Mrs. George T. Wortham, with Mass of the Pretanctified will JO m M L with a showing of the Cat)iolic Velco production and o f the relic o f the True Cross; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sloan as spon be at 8 a.m. Good Friday. Sta ______comchina Cleaners Welfare film. Works for Peace. sors. tions of the Cross will be held OLIVE DRUG EM. 6-7388 1649 Florence The picture shows some of the Confessions after devotions; and Saturday Confessions from 3 to \VS R«Jltb]« ind F ut 10718 E. Colfax Ave. needs met by the Bishops’ Fund Prescription Service for the Victims of War which 6:30 and 7 :30 to 9. EM. 6-2653 Joslin’s of Aurora will feature Gifts • Fountain Service “PIZZA AS YOU LIKE IT” was collected Laetare Sunday. It Annunciation Men's Club runs about 25 minutes. The date all the latest spring and summer Frc« DellTtry — FL. 2337 set for the forthcoming father- styles at the fashion show ipon PAUL’S SCARLET 7010 E. C oifu «t Oliv* FREE and-son Communion breakfast to sored by the Altar and Rosary • Pickup & ■ Delivery be sponsored by the society will Society on April 29 in the church Plans Games Party Apr. 8 No. 1 Roses P1ZZ.4 PIE be announced at this meeting. All hall. Tickets may be obtained for We Operate Our Own Plant Only . . . $1.50 Featuring the men of the parish are in 76 cents from members qf the (Annunaiation Pariah, Danvar) or at the hall door. The Men's (HoM L (Bii&hSLL All Italian Diahea vited to attend. society or Mrs, Barbara Fitz This Thursday night, April 8, Club members will serve as game Anthony J. Dunst, who just gerald, ticket chairman. Any at 8 o’clock in Hagus Hall, E u t committeemen, and the games We olfrr a complete aelection of ended a three-year term as presi one wishing to donate a special party is being sponsored by the Lenten Meatleii Specials 37th and Lafayette Streets, the Mt. Arbor Nurieriee flneet qualitj, NOME DRUG dent of the Nocturnal Adoration rize may contact Mrs. Olive Annunciation Men’s Club will Men’s Club to defray athletic •UorfJr, sturdy. 2 yr. old PIZZA: Plain Andbovy, Society, has received a gold geBell. Proceeds from the show sponsor an Easter ham games expenses both in the high school Your Friendly Rexall Drug Slor# will go into the school building NO. I size plants. Ready Clam, Muahroom . medal in recognition o f his en party. Twenty large Easter hams and grade school athletic depart deavors from the Rev. William fund. will be displayed, and the feature ments. to bloom this year. RAVIOLI 11690 Montview at Nome J. Gallagher, spiritual director of Members o f the Holy Name attraction will consist of an ■The Men’s Club will hold a EM. 6-5460 • EM. 6-9311 Society and all men o f the parish the group. The presentation was entire family’s Easter dinner. special meeting Monday, April Wc aUo feature a complete lioe Hoffman Heights Shopping made during Holy Hour ob are requested to receive Com General chairmen John Raisch 12, at 8 p.m. in the Cards Club. of pet and gardening euppllee. munion in the 8 o’ clock Mass, The meeting will follow the St. Center The firms listed here served by the men of St Francis and Ted Denning anticipate a —We Give S tH Green Stamp*— ------OPEN ------de Sales’ Parish at the Holy Sunday, April 11. large cr'bwd. Vincent de Paul meeting, which deserve to be remembered Ghost Church on the eve of First Mrs. Esther Schaus, 2046 lola is held every Monday at 7 p.m. at II A.M. to 11 P.M. DAILY Julius Sawazhki and Ambrose Sundaya 1 P.M. to 8 P.M. when you are distributing Friday, April 1. Mrs. Dunst wit Street, will be hostesa to the Ave Dinges are the chairmen of the the same site. This meeting is an 706 PEORIA ST. nessed the brief ceremony. Fa^ Maria Bridge Circle Friday, snack bar, which will feature a important one, .and all Men’s DON'S your patronage in the dif ther Gallagher said Dunst was April 9. variety of foods. Donations for Club members are urged to CALL EM. 6-9098 Seed & Pet Supplies ferent lines of business. largely responsible for building Baptized were Joseph David, tickets are 60 cents each and attend. up the society to more than 600 son o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M can be purchased at the rectory, This Sunday, April 11, the 6624 E. Colfax Are. members. Domenico, with Mr. and Mrs. from the Men’s Club members, Men’s Club will receive Com munion in the 7:30 o’clock Mass. FR. 2423 Father James L. Ahern has OPEN SUNDAYS During the Lenten Seaeon, in the preparation of disclosed that two converts were Over 60 Varieties 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. Mrs. Daniel Yacovetta Is Elected received into the Church. They of Eyerbloomers I your foods, may we suggest the use o f WINE. Add are Mrs. Edward Whelan and to Choose From that extra goodness to your many favorite recipes. her infant son, Bret Terrence, with sponsors Mr. tnd Mrs. Louis 11% Discount on 12 or Mot* President of PTA of Cathedral Lamont; and Mrs. Mollie Miksn, Everytkinf for (Catkadral Parish, Denver) with sponsors ’Mr. and Mrs. 15688 ALTURA LIQUORS EM. for the solicitation in a five-block have been working each night Lawn dc Garden HARRY’S area. after school with Fred Haas, Lawrence Valencour. They were F CnHaT ' LEWIS O'DROBINAK. PROP. The members of the PTA all received into the Church Tha Rav. Barnard Murray, scout representative, who is a * ml. East of FitsaipioDs Hoip.** 6-7 9 2 3 unanimously approved the slate March 31. of officers presented by the S.J., will ha lha fuaat tpaaker licensed plumber. Tony Varrec- nominating committee at the at tha maatiuf of tha Altar ebia, scoutmaster, will lead the On Palm Sundays, April 11, ASSOCIATED LIQUORS meeting April 5. and Rosary seeiaty Friday, group in the Scout-O-Rama dis palms will be distributed in the church at the 10:45 and .12 Elected to office for the 1954 April 9. Tha businas* sassion play. NURSERY o’clock Masses, term are: Mrs. Dan Yacovetta, will start promptly at 2 p.m. in A special meeting of all par 9508 president; Mrs. Robert Cink, in St. Paul’s raading room. All ents of Cathedral scouts has been Various members of the Altar 6825 E. 26th Newport first vice president; Mrs. Paul women of the parish ara in called for 2 p.m. Sunday, April and Rosary Society have been E. COLFAX AVE. Fitzgerald, second vice presi vited; there will bo a social 11. At this time a new charter meeting Tuesday and Friday EA. 3498 everyday WALNUT HlLLi dent; Mrs. Charles C. Kurtz, hour following tho moating. will be discussed with Bud mornings in the church and sa treasurer; Mrs. John Madden, Cathedral scouts of Troop 205 Brown, Denver Scout represen- cristy to repair vestments and recording secretary (re-elected); will present a unique demonstra taUve. The meeting will be held clean the church. The parish is EM. 6-7482 s m m e cm m I Mrs. Leo Glassman, correspond tion at the annual "Scout-0- in the home of Fred Ham, 1934 grateful to these women for their Rama” held Friday and Satur Washington Street generous work each week. Tower Barber Shop ing secretary; Mrs. Ken Sheehy, s BILL. RUDY A FRANK Free Parking in Rear auditor; and Mrs. John Barry, day, April 9-10, in the Stock- Palms will b* biassed before A PTA meeting was held in yards arena. For the first time SpccIsT Attention to Children WALNUT HILL SHOPPING CENTER | historian. tka 10 o’clock High Mass Sun Hagus Hall with the fifth Use Rear Door in ’ local scouting history, a NS ONI CAN SlEASE EVEirONE The members of the nominat day, April 11. They'will be graders’ mothers serving as host plumbing booth will be added to NUT WE TIY I ing committee were Mmes. .Ken distributed at tha 10, 11:30, esses and the 10th grade present the scout show by the Cathedral S I. a. • 6 0. 6 Boys Building IIVSIIRAACE STATEMEIVTS Among iniuranca oompanioi licenicd to trantaet buiineu in Colorado by tho Shrine in Niff State Insuranca Department era those printed below, at follows: lliff.— (St. Catherine’s Par ish)— As a Lenten project, the boys o f junior high school age o f the parish are putting up a shrine on the south side of the church building. Last Saturday J. J. Celia the boys planted the trees as part MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY o f the landscaping. INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE SINCE 1897 At the. past month’s Holy 1120 Security Bldg, KE 2633 Name Society meeting, the mem bers decided to remove the bricks of the demolished church Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 0241 STATE OF COLORADO building. Henry Kapernick will Room 753 Insnrance Department level the grounds with a bull Synopsis of Sutement for 1958 at ren dozer. The barbed-wire fence dered Co the Commiieioner of Insurance will be removed by some o f the Republic Insurance Company STATE OP COLORADO STATE OP COLORADO members. Julius Breit is in STATE OF COLORADO Dallas, Texas Inssnncs Dtpartaint In«uranci D.partm.nt Insurance Department Synopsis of SUtemsnt for IttS ss ren A i a e U ______829.202.865.42 charge. The men are replacing Synop.il of Statement for 1968 u ren Liabilities______18.416.621.99 dered to the Commissioner of insnrsnee dered to the Commieiioncr of Insurance Synopsis of SUUment for 1968 as rtn- the roofs of the parish buildings. The Essie PIre Cempsny ef New Yerk dered to the Commieaioner of insnrance Capital ______4.200.000.00 Agricullurel Iniurence Coapeay Contingency Resers-c _____ 2,942.461.88 The new eleetrie organ wai New Yerk, New Yerk Witertewn, New York Millers Netienal Inaurance Company AsseU .... J8,242.5"4.S2 Chicago, Illinois Surplui ______3,644.881.60 inetalled in the church March AsieU ------184.078,981.91 Lisbilitiee______4.892.7U.S2 Liabilitiee------.------19.611,206.18 AaieU ---- 111,021.969.07 (Copy of Certificate ef Authority) 27. Mri. Helen Spencer, or- CsplUI ...... 1.000.000.00 Capiul ______;_____ 4,000.000.00 Liabilities ------7,004.187.64 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Permanent Fund ...... 1,000.090.00 ganiit of Sidney, Neb., is to Repreeents Difference Be- Reserve for Fluctuation of Certificate ef Authority twees Vslue' carried in Reserve to adjust Stock give organ lessons to St. Catk- Securities ______1,786.982.99 To Whom it Mey Concern: AsseU tnd ActnsI Decem Surplus ------8.825.742.74 Valuations to the Lower Thia is to Certify that (he Republis orine’s organist. ber 01, I960 Values______m .OSt.U (Copy of Csrtificate of Authority) of Ckat or Market...... 102.774.17 Insurance Company organised under tha Surplus ______2,160,500.00 Surplus ------2.915.067.86 laws of Texas pursuxnt to iU application Another Lenten project was DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE (Copy of Certl6cato of Authority) (Copr ef CsrUScate ef Aetlieritr) Certificalt of Authority therefor and in consideration of iU com the painting of the stations of DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE pliance with the laws of Colorado, it the cross, done in oils by Fa- CertlScate ef Antheritr To Whom it May Concern; Certifleato of Authority hereby licensed to transact bueinees at a To Whom it May Concern: This is to Certify that the Agricultural To Whom it May Concern; Multiple Line Insurance Company until aher John Stein and two women This is to eertifr that The Eagle Fire Insurance Company organised under-the This Is to Certify that the Millers Ne- the last day of February next succeeding of the parish. Company o f New York orssniced under laws of New York pursuant to iu appli tionel Insurance Company organised un tha date hereof unleaa this license shall the law. of New York pursuant to iU cation therefor and in consideration of its der the laws of Illinois pursuant to iU be sooner revoked. The letters on the front o f the compliance with the laws of Colorado, is application therefor and in consideration application therefow and in coniideration IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have of iU compliance with the lawa of Colo hereby licensed to transact business as a of iu compliance with the laws of Colo altar will be redone, and the Firo Insurance Company until tha last hereunto set my hand and caused the rado, ia hereby licenied to tranaact buai- rado, is hereby licensed to transact buii- official seal of my office to be affixed church windows will receive a naas aa a Moitipla Line Insurance Com day of February next succeeding the neas aa a Multiple Line Insurance Com- date hereof unleu this license shall M at the City and County of Denver, this Father Koontz, chaplain of the Federal Correc new coat of paint next week. pany until tha laat day of February next peny until the last day of February next firat day of March. A.D. 1954. High School Retreatonls One window will be closed by •ucceedins the date hereof unleaa this sooner revoked, succeeding the date hereof unless thb tional Institution at Morrison, is shown at the liceUae ahall be aooner revoktd, IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have license shall be sooner revoked. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, putting up a curtain. Commissioner of Insurance. the Moffat County High School in Craig made left. The pastor, the Rev. Robert Syrianey, is at IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and caused the IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have the day of recollection given by the Rev. Joseph The Rev. Albert Puhl of hereunto set my hand and caused the official seal of my office to be affixed at hereunto eet my hand and caused the the right.— (Wiggins Studio photo, Craig) official seal of my office to.be affixed at the City and County of Denver, this firat official seal of my office to be affixed at Koontz at St. Michael’s Parish, Craig, March 29. Julesburg came here April 2, and tba City and County of Denver, this flrat day of March, A. D. 1964. the City and County of Denver, thia first Father Stein went to Julesburg day of March. A. D. 1864. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. day o f March. A. D. 1954. + + + + + 4* + + to conduct'services. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Commieaioner of Inaurance. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Union Life Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurence. About 18 children will receive STATE OF COLORADO their First Communion Sunday, STATE OF COLORADO Iniuranca Department STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Co. Catholic Students in Craig at Retreat Iniaranc* D«p*rtmiot Insurance Department April 25, in the 8 o’clock Mass. Synopeis of Sutement for 1968 as ren Synopsis of Sutement for 1968 as ren SrnopiU of Statement for 196S sr ren dered to the Coromiseioner of Ineurence Little Rock, Arkanaaa Servers will be Jim Schell, Joe dered to the Commiieioner of Iniurancc dered to the Commissioner of Insurance woman attended the exereitei. Southern Fire Insurance Company Detroit Fire and Marine Insnrance Craig.— Twenty-six of the 28 with Ma.ss in the morning and McGee, Joseph Gerk, and Jerry Bnffele Inenrenee Company Durham. North Carolina Father Meyer traded pariihet Buffalo. New Yerk Company Catholic students attending the concluded with a Holy Hour in Ertle. Asaeta ---- $5,763,148.61 Detroit. Michigan with the paitor. Father Syri AueU ______SI 1.460.062.08 Liabilities ______3,405,766.42 STATE OF COLORADO Moffat County High School the afternoon. The Altar and Rosary Society Liabilitiea ______7,292.604.71 Assets ____ 810,684.819.98 aney, in order to be present. Capiul ______760.000.00 Liabilities ______4.888.042.73 Ineuranee Department made the day of recollection Breakfast and lunch were will sponsor a bake sale April 10 Capiul .... 1,000.000.00 Contingency Reserve _...____ 12,127.56 The final report to be pre Voluntary Reiente 650,000.00 Capiul ...... 1.000.000.00 Synopsis of Sutement for 1953 ae ren given by Father Joseph Koontz served in the rectory hall by in Sterling. S u r p lu s ...... 1.695.266.68 Contingency Reserve ______66,421.00 dered to the Comi^iaatoner of Insurance seated to the Holy Name So Surpiue __ 2,617,767,07 at St. Michael’s Church March women of the Altar Society. Mrs. The Holy Name Society will (Copy af CerlifieaU ef Authority) Surplus ___ 4.684,886.25 Union Ufa Insurance Company (Copy of Certilcata ef Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) 29. Marie Biskup wa.s in charge of ciety on the St. Patrick's Day meet Monday, April 12, in the DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Little Rock. Arkansas Folloyving the plan for the the preparation o f the meals' and ball will show that approximately CeriiScate of Authority CertificaU of AnUiority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE AsseU ------^.-39,126.908.05 meeting room. Certificate of Authority public school retreat in Denver, she was assisted by Louise Fed- $300 was realized. Music was To Whom it May Concern: To Whom it May Concern: . Liabilitiea ------8,123,029.85 To Whom it May Concern: Capital - ______J 100,000.00 the students were released from inec, Mary Seals, Margaret Shiv furnished by the Emmett Cur Thia ii to Cartify that the Buffalo In, This ia to Certify that the Southern This it to certify that tho Detroit Fire •uranoe Company orsanixed under the Fire Inaurance Company organised under Contingency Reaer%e ...... 403.878.20 ely, and Julia Zulian. ran orchestra and refreshments and Marine ineuranee Company organ Surplua 600.000.00 classes to participate in the re lam of firm York punuant to ita ao- the Uws of North Carolina pursuant to ised under the laws of Michigan pursuant ligious exercises, which began On the day prerioui, the were served by the Altar Society. Father Hoffman plieation therefor and in consideration of its application therefor and in considera to iu application therefor and in con (Copy of Certifleato of Authority) Plans are now under way for ita compliance with the laws of Colorado, tion of iu compliance with the laws of sideration of iu compliance with the laws DEPARTMENT OP IN8URANCS women of St. Michacl’a made la hereby-licenacd to transact businesa as Colorado, ia hereby licensed to Iraneact CortifleaU of Authority a games party to be held after of Colorado, is hereby licensed to transect a day of recollection under the s Fire Insurance Company until thu last builneei as a Multiple Line Insurance bttsintaa aa a Multiple Line Ineuranee To Whom it May Concern: BECKER^S direction of Father John Easter similar to the turkey Platteville Gudst day of February next sucoeedintc the date Company uptll the last day of-February Company until the lest day of February This ia to Certify that the Union Ufa hereof nnicti thia license shall be sooner next succeeding the date hereof nnleas Moyer, pattor of St. Joteph’a party which the Holy Name men next succeeding the date hereof unleu Insurance Company organized under the SHOE SHOP Platteville — (St, Nicholas’ revoked. thli license shall be sooner revoked. thia license shall be sooner revoked. laws of Arkansas pursuant to its appli Church in Rawlini, W yo. In held last winter. Member All Saints Pariah Parish) — The Rev. Robert IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 hive IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have cation therefor and in* consideration of the courte of hii four lermona Twenty-nine men took the hereunto set my hind and caused the hereunto set ray hand end caused the hereunto set my hand and caused the iu compHanoe with the laws of Colorado, New Boots &. Shoes Hoffman, who was recently is hereby licensed to transact buiineas as Father Meyer outlined the e»- Holy Name pledge on their last •fficisi seal of my office to be affixed at official seal of my office to be affixed at official seal of my office to be affixed at Shoe Repairing Communion Sunday. Those who appointed pastor of St. Peter’s the City and County of Denver, thia first the City and County of Denver, thia first the City and County of Denver, thia first Lift Inauranoe Company until the last • ential duty of obtaining per Church in Greeley and dean of dsy of March, A. D. 1954. day of March. A. D. 1954. day of March. A. D. 1964. day of February next aucceeding the dai« 3442 $4. Broadway — Esgliwood fection by faithfulneai to one’a were not present will be received (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. hereof unless this license shall be sooner the Greeley Deanery, was the Commissioner of Insurance. revoked. ^ daily obligationi. Forty-three officially this month. Commissioner of Insurancr. Commissioner of Insurance. honored guest at a dinner in IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have the rectory of the Rev, T, A. hereunto set my hand caused the official seal of my office to be affixed MOTHER, Doran in Platteville on March at the City and County of Denver, this 23, Clergy from the affiliates Iowa National first day of March, A.D. 1954. Seminarians to Assist of the Greeley ' deanery were COBB & STEBBINS YOU'LL (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, present, Mutual Insurance Co. Managing General Agents Commiuioner of Inaurance. SAVE The St. Nicholas Altar and At Brighton Easter Vigil Rosary Society sponsored a Coclar Rapids, Iowa 1250 Stout St. Denver, Colo. TAbor 0161 parish card party March 17 in MONEY the VFW Hall. Central Catholic ioners as possible are urged to Brighton. — (St. Augustine’s Father Doran left March 29 STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO WITH Parish)— There will be no morn attend all or part of these devo Intaranca Department Iniaranct Department Insurance Department Insurance Co. tions. Stations of the Cross will for a seven-week pilgrimage in Synopiia o f Sutement for 1963 as ren STnopfia of Statement for 1953 ai ren- Synopsia df Sutement for 1963 as ren ing services on Holy Saturday. Europe. dered to the Commiuioner of Insurance dertd to tha ComitfUatoner of Insurance dered to the Commisaioner of Insurance be read at 7:45 p.m. 432 So. 39tli Street 'The Easter vigil services will Iowa National Mntual Insuranct Central Surety and Inaurance General Accident Fire and Ufa Company start at 10:30 p.m. This is prob Plan for Care of Church Corporation Assurance Corporation. Limited Omaha, Nebraaka Annual Pre-Easter Cedar Rapids, Iowa Kaniaa CltTp Mo. Perth, Scotland ably one of the most impressive When the Altar and Rosary AsseU ...... _817,928,894.48 A sse U ...... -1110,988,071.72 ceremonies of the entire year. Bake Sale Society met April 1 in the home Liabilitiea ______14,511.469.60 AsaeU ...... J...I20.024.272.24 Liabilitiea______78,229,458.88 That they might be carried out of Mrs. D. C. BrucCr with Mrs Capital ______Mutual Liabilitiea______14.060.819.85 Deposit Capiul ...... ^ 1,050,000.00 Insurance Department Weather-Birds On Saturday, April 10, begin VolunUry Reeerva for Con C a p iu l------2.000.000.00 General Contingency STATE OF COLORADO with all the solemnity, seven stu John Sikick as cohostess, plans tingencies ...... 300,000.00 Surplua ___ 8.963,462.89 Reaerve ...... — 18,708.612.84 cost less., ning at 10 a.m. the annual pre- Synopsis of Sutement forU953 as ren dents from St. Thomas’ Sem for the care of the churen for Surpiue ______8,111.024.88 (Copy of Certifleato of Authority) Surplus...... — 16.000.000.00 dered to the Commissloner%f Insurance inary will assist the priests of Easter bake sale, sponsored by Holy Week and Easter Sunday (Copy ef Certificate of Authority) DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE (Copy of Certificate of Authoritv) wear longer De p a r t m e n t o p in s u r a n c e Certifleato of Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Central Catholic Insurance Company the parish and the Knights of the the women of the Altar and Ro-' were made. In the absence of Certificate of Aathority Certificate of Atrthorify Omaha, Nebraska .. .that's To Whom it May Coocerne Altar. The climax of the serv sary Society, will be held in Lef- Father Doran, visiting clergy To Whom it May Concern; To Whom it Concern: AsseU ...... 1667.341.10 double ices will come at the singing of will assume his dutie*. 'The This is to Certify thet the Iowa Na Thia if to Certify that the Central This ia to Certify that the General Liabilities ______- . j —..... 284.611.42 fingwell’s store. Mrs. Ralph tional Mutual Inturanct Company or Accident Fire and Life Assurance Corpo president, Mrs. Walter Nesom, Surety and Iniurance Corporation or- Capital —— Mutual economy the Solemn Eastei; Mass at mid Bergman and Mrs. Pauline ganised under the lawa of Iowa pursuant sanited under the lawa of Miasoari ration. Limited organised under the taws Surplus ______382.729.68 appointed committees to assist to iu application therefor and in con purauaat to iu application th e r ^ r and of the United Kingdom of Great Briuin night. Throckmorton are cochairmen for (Cepy ef Certificate of Authority) the sale, with the following the clergy. sideration of ita compliance with the in confideration of ita complianee with and Northern Ireland pursuant to iU Palms will be blessed begin laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to tha lawa of Colorado, ia hereby Hoena^ application therefor and in conilderatioD DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE ning at 10 o'clock on Sunday women assisting:' Mmes. Joseph The next meeting o f the transact bdsineu aa a Casualty Inturanct to tranaact buiincaa as a Multiple Line of iU compliance with the laws of Colo Certificate of Authority Company until the l u i day of February Inaurance Company until the last day of rado. is hereby licensed to transact busi morning followed by a High Roskop, Jr.; A1 Hattendorf, Karl group will be on May 6, with To Whom it May Concern: Mrs. I. N. Raney and Mrs. next succeeding the date hereof unicas February next sueeeedintr the date hereof ness as a Multiple Line Insurance Com Mass. 9 Stolz, L. C. Bremkamp, George unless this license shall be sooner unleaa thia licenaa shall be aooner pany until the last day of February next This is to Cartify that the Central Roth,"Henry P(anns, John Kal Harold Vollmar as hostesses. revoked. revoked. succeeding the date hereof unless this Catholic Insurance Company organized Confessions will be heard be under the laws of Nebraska pursuant to ccvic, and -\dam Kreutzer. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have license shall be aooner revoked. fore the 8 o’clock Mass and at hereunto set my hand and caused fbe IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have iu application therefor, and in consider The women of the Altar So oificial seal of my office to be affixed hereunto aet my hand and eauaed the hereunto set my hand and caused the ation of iu compliance'With the laws of 7 o’clock in the evenings on Mon official aeal of my office to be a ffix ^ Colorado, ia hereby licensed to transact ciety will receive Communion at the City and County of Denver. thU official seal of my office to be affixed day, Tuesday and Wednesday The Southern States firat day of March, A.D. 1954. at the City acd County of Denver, thia at the City and County of Denver, this busineas aa a Casualty Insurance Com corporately in the 8 o’clock Mass tint day of March. A.D. 1954. pany until the last day of February next evenings of Holy Week. An (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. flrat day of March. A.D. 1954. on Sunday, April 11. succeeding the date hereof unicas this extraordinary confessor will hear Life Insurance Co. CommUtioner of Insurance. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. license shall be sooner revoked. Confessions on Monday evening. On Sundajib afternoon, April 4, ConvniMioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insursnee. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have There will be extraordinary con more than 100 children attended hereunto set my hand and caused the Houiton, Tax*. official sea] of my office to be affixed fessors to hear Confessions on a “ kiddies” party in the parish Central States at the City and County of Denver, this Thursday evening at the serv hall given by the Knights of the first day of March, A.D. 1954. ices. Altar. The children enjoyed Health and Accident WOLFE & STRUBY CO. (SEAL) LUKE KAVANAUGH. games and refreshments. Pro STATE OP COLORADO Commissioner of Ineuranee. Stations of Cross Insurance Department W ALLACE ceeds from the party will be used Synopeis of Sutement for 1968 as ren Association Protection Through Ineuranee For Children to purchase pins for the Knights^ dered to the Commissioner of Iniuranoe of the Altar investiture ceremony The Southern SUIce Life Insnranre OMAHA, NEBRASKA University Bldg. AL. 1767 SHOE STORE Cempsny On Wednesday, April 14. the and for their annual outing, Houiton. Texoo Penn-Liberty 3483 So. Broadway Stations of the Cross will be The Knights of the Altar'also AieeU ,.— ...... 89,684,388.62 STATE OP COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO read for all the children of tho Llabilitieo ______7.253.219.86 IntiiriBc* DtpIrtaieBt Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Co. Englewood, Colo. took part in a benefit promotion Capiul _____ 600.000.00 parish at 3:45 .o ’clock. On sponsored by the Meadow Gold Reserve for Fluctuition in S y n ot^ of Statement for 195S as rrn* Synopsisaynopsis of SUtement for 1953 as ren" Synopsis of Sutement for 1958 as ren dered to the CommlMioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner o f Insurance Wednesday evening devotions Dairy. The boys sold 297 boxes InveutmenU ...... 80.000.00 derao to the Commisatouer of Insurance Philadelphia, Pa. will begin at 7:45 o’clock. Roierve for Contingencies.. 801,118.76 Central States Reelth and AccMcnt Westchester Fire Insurance Company Cititcni Insurance Company ef of cottage cheese. James Smith Surplus ...... 1.600,000.00 AsMclatlon New Yerk. New Yerk New Jertey Holy Thursday morning, Com received a prize for selling the (Copy of CerUficste of Authsrily) Omaha. Nebraeka AsseU __ 158.781.494.14 Townehip of Holland, New Jersey d e p a r t m e n t o f INSURANCE raunion will be distributed at most. The sale took.place April 3. Assets ...... 81.867.190.12 Liabilitiea —__ __ 80,472.719,48 AsaeU ___ 16,489.159.3$ STATE OF COLORADO CerUficste of Aathority Liabilities ...... - ...... 1.908.246.14 Inaurance Department 6:30 and 7 o’clock. There will be To Whom it May Concern: Liebilitie ______1.212.902.46 C a p iu l...... __ 2.000.000.00 Capital . __ ___ Mutual Capital ______l.OOO.OOO.OC Synopaia of Statement for 1953 aa ren Easter Togs a High Mass- at 8 o’clock fol ESTATE OF JOSEPH G. SMITH, This it to Certify that the The SouUi- Cbntiogency Reserve __ 549,204.70 Surplus ______3,580.918.24 DECEASED. No. P-482 Surplus ______154.287.67 dered to the Coromiuioner of Inaurance lowed by the procession of the ern ^ Sutea Life insurance Company or- Surplus ...... ___ 25,759,669.96 (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Notice ii hereby riven that on the gaciied under the laws of Texas punuant Penn-Llherly Inaurance Company Blessed Sacrament to the re (Copy of Certificata of Aulharity) (Copy of Certifleato of Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE 6th day of April, 1954, I«lters of ad> to iu application therefor and in Philadelphia, Pennaylvania DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Authority pository. Parishioners are urg:ed miniitratioD wert iMoed to th« undeiN> consideration of iU compliance with the Certificate ef Aatkerity AauU -----J------83,180,651.86 to spend time during the day and signed ss adminUtrstor of the above laws of Colorado, is hereby lloensed to Certifleato of Aathority To Whom it May Concern; I-Ubilitiea ______1.886.638.86 named estate and all persona having This ia to certify that the Citizens the night adoring Our . Lord in transact busineea as a Life Insurance To Whom it Mar Concern : To Whom it May Concern: C apital______604,000:00 claims against aaid estate are required Company unUI the laat day of February This is to Certify that tba Centra) Thia is to Certify that tho Wosichceter luBuranee Company of New Jersey or Surplua ______844.013.01 the Blessed Sacrament. Evening to file them for allowance in the County next succeeding the date hereof unless SUUt Health and Accident Association Fire Insurance Company organised under gaoized under the laws of New Jersey (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Court of the City and County of Denver. thia license shall be sooner revoked. organised under the laws of Nebraska the laws of New York pursuant to iU pursuant to iU application therefor and devotions will start at 7:45 in consideration of iu compliance with DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE o’clock. Father John Danagher, Colorado, within six montha from said IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have pursuant to iU application therefor and application therefor and in consideration Certificata of Authority date or said claims will be forever hereunto eet my hand and caused the in consideration o f iU compliance with of iu compliance with the laws of Colo the laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed C.M., a professor at St. Thomas’ barred. the lawi of Colorado, is hereby licensed rado. is hereby licensed to transact tu transact business as a Multiple Line To Whom it May Concern: official seal of my office to be affixed This ia to Certify that the Penn- Seminary^ will deliver the ser THOMAS I>. FORD. at (he City and County of Denver, this to treniact buiineas as a Life Insurance businesa as a Multiple Line Insurance Insurance Company until the Usfc day of Adminifltrator. Company until the lu t day of February Company until the last day of February Pcbniary next succeeding the date hereof Liberty Insurance Company organised mon. first day of .March A.D. 1934. under the laws of Pennsylvania punuant First publication April ,8. 194^4. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH next succeeding the date hereof uni next succeeding the daU hereof unless unlees this license shsll be sooner revoked. to ita application therefor and in eon- Mass of the Presanctified will least publication May 6. 1954. Commissioner of Insurance thia license shall be sooner revoked. this license shall b# sooner revoked. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have aideration of its compliance with the lawa I begin at 12 o’clock noon on Good IN WITNF^SS WHEREOF. I have IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have of Colorado, ia hereby Hrenaed to trana hereunto set my hand and caused the hereunto set my hand and caused the hereunto aet ray hand and caused the Friday followed by the Tre Ore official seal of my office to be affixed official seal of my office to be affixed act businesa aa a Fire Inaurance official seal of my office to l»e affixed Company until the lu t day of February ; devotions. As many of the parish at the City and (iounty of Denver, this at the City and County of Denver, this at the City and (jounty of Denver, this firat day of March, A.D. 1964. firat day of March, A.D. 1954. next succeeding the data hereof unleu first day of March, A.D. 1954. this license shall be sooner revoked. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. NOTICE TO CREDITORS (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have . E.STATE OF JAMES LEROY EAST, VAN SCHAACK & CO. Commissioner of Insurance. CommlMioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance, hereunto aet my hand and caused the I DECEASED. No. P-J7S official teal o f my office to be affixed at I Notice is hereby xiven that on the 24th the City and Connty of Denver, thia flrat day of March, 1964, letters of administra 624 17th St. day of March, A.D. 1954. tion were issued to the undensigned as AC. 1661 (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. ! Administrator of the above -named estate Commiuioner of Insurance. j and all persons having claims against Central Standard Life Republic Day Mutual Benefit I said estate ace required to file them for : allowance in the County Court of the C. U-. Schoelzel, Jr., Manager City and County of Denver. Colorado. Insurance Company Casualty Co. Association . , within six months from said data or said 2406 Fndnral g : claims will be forever barred. Insurance Dept. Dallai, Texafi ANDREW WYSOWATCKY, Chic«(e, Illinoii DENVER, COLO. Seaboard Surety Co. Administrator. First publication April 1, 1964. Last pubiluation April 29. 1954. New York, New York STATE OF COLOBADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLOBADO LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF COLORADO Iniarane. D.partmuit Inanranc. Dapartaant STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Department Iniuranca Department I.N THE COUNTY COURT STnopti. of Sutcm .nt for 1858 , . ren- Iniuranca Department IN AND FOR THE CITY AND Synopsis of Sutement for 1953 as ren Synonia of SUUment for m 3 aa ren- Synopaia of Statement for 1868 aa ren dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dereo to tha Commisaioner of Ineuranee d,rM to tilt Commiuionor ef In.urxDc, dered to tho CommUtioner of Iniuranca COUNTY OF, DENVER AND Synopaia of Statement for 1868 aa : STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Norwich Union Fire Insurance C««tril StaniI.rd L if, Innranc, deraa to tba CommUaionar of Insurance WMtehester Fire Insurance Company Society Limited Rapnblic Canaltr Campanr Inaerance Department Ne. 07665 New York, New York C.Mpanx • DRESSES Nerwich, England Ckic.g,, Illiaei. Dallu. Ttxu Day Matual Benefit Auociatian Synopsis of Statement for 1958 u ren. CITATION TO ATTEND PROBATE AsseU __ 81.786.847.78 OF WILL -.858,781.494.14 AsaeU ------89.362.676.78 Ai m U ______IB1.281.7S5.04 Auala ______Denver, Colorada dered to the Commiuioner of Inaaranet. • COATS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Liabilitiee______- 30.472.719.(8 LUbililin ------6,402,8tll.8( L l.b U itiM ______fi0,823,874.«7 Liabilitiu ______858,601.16 Suhoard Surety Campany Dapoait Capiul ...... 600,000.60 Capiul ______400.000.00 Auata ______..IK ,165.16 Sizes 1 to 14 OF Florence Belle Richards, also known Capiul ______- 2,000.000.00 CxplUl ______l.fiOO.OOO.Ofi New York, New York Repreaenu Difference be- Cuntingtnor Rra«rv« 4,467,860.17 Contingancr Ruarva ___ 86.842.20 as Florence Bell Richards, Deceased. Contingency Reserve 640,204.70 Valuee carried in AucU L ia b ilitiu _____ 2.586.0 AueU ------819.286.170.00 THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OF Surplu. ___ 6.000,000.00 Surplua ______400,004.43 Surpiue ...... ______25.759.569.06 and Actual December 81, L ia b ilitiu ______9,592.651.65 Boys’ Suits— Jackets— COLORADO. TO: (Capr af Certificata af Anthoritr) Unauigned Funda 18,619.28 Capiul ...... 2,000.000.00 John J. M orrlwy, Esq., 406 Symea 1963. Values ...... 31.630.24 (C.PT of Ctrtificat. of A«t)iorItr) Pants (Copy of CortlAcato of Authority) Surplus ------1.428,146.16 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE VolunUry Ruen-a ___ _ 2,643,618.45 Building, Dtnver. Colorado, Guardian ad DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (Copy of Certificata of Aathority) Surplua ______6.000,000.00 Litem. DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE (Cepy of Csrtiflcale ef Autherlty) Certificata af AaUiaritr Sizes 1 to 14 C.rtific.t. *t Aolh«ri(7 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (Copy af Certificate of Authority) You and each of yon are hereby noti Certifieoto of Authority DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE fied that the instrument purporting to Certificate ef Authority To Whom It Mar Conerrn: To Whom it Mar Concern: DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Beautiful First Communion To Whom it Mey Concern; To Whom it Moy Concern; Certificata af Aathority Certificate of Authority be the last will and testament of the Thli Is to Certify thet the Norwich Thia ii to O rtifr that tho Central Thia ia to Certify that tha Republic and Confirmation Dresses decedent above named will be offered for This Ii to Certify that the Weetchcaler Standard Lifa In.urano* Companr or- Cunalty Companr organised under tha To Whom it May Concern: To Whom it May Concern: Fire Insurance Company organised undey Union Fire Inaurance Society Limited Thia is to Certify that the Seaboard probate before the County Court of the organised under the laws of the United ganiswi undor the l.w . of IMinoU pnr- laws of T asu pursuant to iu application City and' County of Denver, State of the laws of New York pursuant td iU aaant to Iu application therefor and in therefor and in coniideration of iU Thia ia to certify that the Day Mutual Surety Campany organised under the application therefor and in consideration Kingdom of Great Briuin and Northern Benefit Aaiociation organised under the lawa of New York pursuant to ill Open Mon. & Fri. 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I have licenu ahall be aoonA- revoked. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have sooner rAoked. IN WITNF,S. Thurtdoy, April 8, 1954 Office, 938 Bonnock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4305 PACE SEVENTEEN Aspen Priest Classmate of New Bishop New Member Is Appointed Aspen.— (St. Mary'S Parish)— will begin some time during the Water, Litany o f Saints, and To Limon Lay Adviser Unit Bishop-Elect Clarence G. Issen- summer. > High Mass; niann, V.G., P.A., of the Cincin For Basalt— Palms will be dis Holy Week Schedule Limon.— (Our Lady of Victory was distributed at 6:45 a.m. and nati Archdiocese, who has been tributed at Basalt at 10:30 Mass Parish)— Members of Our Lady a Holy Hour was held at 7:30 appointed Auxiliary of Cincin- The schedule for Holy Week on Palm Sunday; Holy Thursday of Victory Parish met In the par p.m. 1 nati, is a classmate of Father — the faithful are urged to spend is as follows: For Aspen— bless ish hall JMarch 26 for a covered- Last month the Junior New Joseph Bosch and has visited him ing o f Palms on Palm Sunday at some time in adoration either in dish dinner, followed by a parish man Club served breakfast after , several times here in the West in Mass beginning *at 8:46; Holy the church at Basalt or at the re., meeting. About 90 persons, in Mass each Sunday except the . the past several years. Thursday^services begin at 8 positories in Glenwood Springs cluding 43 children, were pres last About 50 persons took ad The Altar Society will serve a.m., consisting of High Mass, or Aspen; Good Friday— Stations ent One new member, Glen Ben vantage each Sunday o f the op the Elks’ dinner in the parish procession with Blessed Sacra of the Cross in the afternoon at der, was selected for the lay ad portunity to help the young folk hall on Saturday, April 10 ment, and Repository; all-day 2:30; also public veneration of visers’ committee, and two prob and at the same time have a Skiing: in Aspen continues to adoration; public devotions at the Cross; no services on Holy lems, those of a letter water sup pleasant breakfast be excellent, being helped con 7:^0; Good Friday— Mass of the Saturday. Easter water will be ply fo r the lawn and of alteration siderably by the 13-inch snow Presanctified at 8 a.m., public on hand for the people to use in of the hall, were referred to the On Friday, April 9, Mass will that fell over a week ago. It has veneration o f the Cross during their homes on Easter Sunday. group. There was discussion be celebrated in Our Lady o f been announced that the chair the services and during the day; Recent improTementi in about recreational facilities for Victory Church at 7 a.m. to com lift will run till Easter at least public services at 7:30 p.m.; clude; Lighting in church, the children, Ping-pong tables memorate the Feast o f the Seven and outdoor equipment to be used Sorrows of Our Lady. This will Father Robert McMahon and Holy Saturday— services begin at $200; combination screen and 8 a.m., consisting of blessing of storm doors in rectory,, $50; on the lot north of the hall. Fa offer an opportunity to all of Mary Jean Gleason, Margaret ther Leonard Abercrombie ex gaining a plenary indulgence as Ricci, and Frances Austin, mem new fire, “ Exultet,” prophecies, locks on downstairs portion of blessing of Easter and Baptismal church building, $25. plained the purchase of the beau part of the Marian Year cele- bers o f the Legion of Mary from tiful new electric organ, obtained oration. Wheatridge, were in attendance several weeks ago. at the Legion of Mary meeting in The Catholic Ladies' Sodality Aspen April 2. Five First Saturdays will meet in the parish hall Tues Holy Week Slate Given Devatian Begun day evening, April 18. This is a Mrs. Austin, daughter o f Mrs. change of meeting date to the Frances Pechnick, was a visitor A devotion new in this parish, second Tuesday of the month to this past week, staying with her that o f the Five First Saturdays, make it possible for more to at mother here in Aspen. fior Minturn and Missions was begun April 3. Communion tend. Mrs. Frances Belle returned home after spending the winter Minturn.— (St. Patrick’s Par 5 p.m.; Lenten devotions, 7 p.m., in Denver. Another parishioner, ish)— Following is the schedule followed by Confessions; 2 Meetings Held Inks and Frank Meyers, proprietor of of services for Holy Week: Holy Thursday: St. Patrick’s, Mike Hunter; front row, Don Ahlbrandt, Gwen Shadow Hill Lodge, broke his Palm Sunday: St. Patrick’s, Minturn — Mass and procession DnnrA at Festival eighth and uance rv>iivai ^ ade pupils of Bogard, Paul Hunter, Margie Offerman, Joyce By Wray Women Stam|i leg at the ankle while skiing. Minturn— Blessing of the Palms, of the Blessed Sacrament, 7 a.m.; Wombacher, Nick Offerman, Marilyn Brookman, Confessions, 4 to 5 p.m.; Devo St. Joseph’s School, Fort Collins, formed two Father Bosch reports that 8:45 a.m.; Mass, 9 a.m.; Mount sets to perform an exhibition dance at the Aggie and Dick Jensen. Dale Widhalm is the group’s Pads about $400 tions in honor of the Bles,sed Wray.-— (St. Andrew's Parish) worth of religious^ Carmel, Red Cliff— Mass, 10:30 Haylofters square dance Festival last week. caller and its sponsor is Miss Kay Velzing, phys articles were sold during the Sacrament followed by Confes — The March and April meetings They are, left to right,-back row, Larry Weldon, ical education teacher at the school. The festival Marian Mission. a.m.; St. Mary’s, Eagle— Mass, sions, 7:30 p.m.; of the Altar and Rosary Society Cathy Patrick, Hugh Robinson, Collette Allen, was held in the Colorado A. & M. College gym The last Mass class o f the cur 4:80 p.m.; Good Friday: St. Patrick’s, were opened by recitation of the Diana Kerns, Gene Emanuel, Betty Bowan, and nasium.— (Fort Collins Coloradoan photo) rent series was held April 6. An Wednesday: Mount Carmel, Minturn— Mass of the Presancti- Rosary, honoring the Marian other class or series of classes Red Cliff— Confessions, 3:30 to ’fied, 9 a.m. followed by adora year. tion of the cross; St. Mary’s, Mrs. Phil Shea gave a review RUIBER STAMRS Eagle — Commemoration of the South Boulder Plans to Greet Deanery of Life Is Worth Living, by Passion and death of Our Divine Bishop Fulton J, Sheen, at the DATERS Lord, 2 p.m., followed by Con South Boulder. — (Sacred pastor, tha Rev. Kavin Carr, Low Mass will follow. Mrs. Ver March meeting. Father Joseph O.S.B. PRICE MARKERS fessions, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.; Heart of Mary Parish)— The non Sebum is in charge of the Korb gave a study of the liturgi Altar Society met April 7 to Frank Cernich of the Cemich Easter music. Holy Week serv NUMBERING MACHINES Holy Saturday: St. Patrick’s, cal symbols at each meeting. consolidate its plans to entertain Floor Company of Lafayette ices will be sung by the nuns Minturn— Blessing of the Easter Members of the Altar and Ros the Ft. Collins deanery, which completed the sanding and re at St. Walburga’s Convent. fire. Paschal candle and baptis ary Society co-operated with the meets at South Boulder for its finishing of the church floors as mal water, 7 a.m.; Mass, 8:30 women o f the other Wray SACHS-LAWLOR Quarterly session the first Tues a favor to the pastor. Mr. Cer a.m. day in May. Announcement of nich attended classes taught by churches on March 15 when they Alpine 3422 Julesburg Parish helped provide luncheon for the Two priests will be hearing comqiittees by Mrs. Germaine the pastor at Abbey School, Can IS43 LARIMER STREET Confessions during the week. If on City. The men of the parish members o f the elementary Lewis, president of the local 830 SEVENTEENTH ST the shift workers at the mine or unit, will be made later. removed and replaced the pews (. of C. to Hove school band group who convened railroad are unable to make the Im m e d ia te ly following the in time for church services on in Wray that day. scheduled hours for Confessions, deanery meeting, the Men’s So Passion Sunday. they are asked to call the rectory ciety will form its plans for the The palms will be blessed by fom Party Apr. 11 (Minturn 6812) for an appoint annual Mother’s Day breakfast the convent chaplain. Father ment. to be served the women. Francis Homung, O.S.B., at an Julesburg. — (St, Anthony’s Easter Sunday; Masses will be The annual Easier dance, early Mass, and will be distrib Parish)— A pre-Easter ham party as follows: St Mary’s, Eagle, 7 ' closing the season's festivities, uted a t both parish M asses. On will be .sponsored by the Knights a.m.; S t Patrick’s, Minturn, 9 will be held April 24. Perkin's Easter, the traditional High Mass of Columbus Sunday, April 11, a.m.; and M t Carmel, Red Cliff, Pepperuppers will play this will be Stng at 8 o’clock, pre in the basement hall at 7 ;30 p.m. olorado 10:30 a.m. dance gratis in honctr of the ceded by the "Vidi Aquam." A The annual Holy Saturday C Springs When St. Patrick’s Altar and food sale will be held Saturday, Rosary Society met in the rec April 17, starting at 1 p.m. in I tory April 1, with Mrs. David Marian Pilgrimage Closes the old Club Cafe building. All J. D. CROUCH Williams presiding, plans were women of the parish are to cc*- made for cleaning the church tribute home-baked food to this C. D. O’BRIEN during April and May. Mrs. Ned Leadville Doy's Retreat sale. MAY REALTY Roybal and Mrs. William Joxen Leadville. — A Marian Year the Annunciation Church for the Those families having last Recommended Firms will be in charge and will be as pilgrimage brought to a close an pilgrimage, where the Rosary, names beginning with H, I, J, K, REALTOR sisted by Mrs. William McBreen, afternoon of recollection spon Litany, and Marian Year Prayer or L are urged to receive Com Mrs. William Flynn, Mrs. Peter sored by Court St. Frances were recited. munion in family groups on Sun Bustos, and Mrs. Richgrd Cryan Cabrini 1544, Catholic Daughters , This was the first time a day day, April 11. INSURANCE • LOANS for AUTO during Holy Week. Mrs. Bustos of America,_ April 4. Sixty-five of recollection has been held in Coffee and doughnuts are and Mrs. McBreen will be in women attended the services con Leadville, and it was well re served every Sunday after the QUALITY APPAREL Ute Theater Bldg. charge for May. ducted by the Rev. GeorgC ceived by the group in attend 8 o'clock Mass in the basement The linens will be cared for Spehar, court chaplain, in St. ance. Catholic and non-Catholic hall by the Knights of Columbus. IN COLOIUDO SPBINGS Colorado Springs, Colo. SERVICE by Mrs. E. F. Miller and Mrs. Joseph’s Church in Leadville. women of the community had There will be choir rehearsal 8INCI IITS Roy Marfitano during April and been invited by court members At the opening lecture the Friday, April 9, after the FYiday Kiowa and Tajon StreaU MAIN 1898 May. These women will be host The court ii sponioring the purpose, need, and benefits of a evening devotions. « esses^ at the June meeting, to be day of recollection were ex preientation of the pieturet On Holy Thursday, April 15, held in Gilman. plained. Conferences were given “ Secret Conclave" and “ Don Mass and procession to the repos A gift donated by Mrs. Mc on the virtues of faith, hope, Camillo" in the local theater itory will.start at 9 a.m. There Sales & Service Breen was won by Mrs. Dan Rod and charity as related to every April 29 and 30, with a will be all-day and all-night riquez. matinee for the achool children FHE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C CRARON W e Repair All Makes day living, “ Prayer," and “ Con adoration. There will also be a The Holy Thursday procession fession.” Holy Hour with expo on April 29. Tickets are avail Holy Hour from 8 to 9 p!m. Nala 8tar»-lU C fltM rMS—aAla 144 Major Motor Overhaul — Body — Paint — Wheal Alignment able from any court member Optometrist of the children from grrades 1 to sition of the Blessed Sacrament On Good Friday the Mass of Rartk Stan—U 2 Tiita—MAIa IB and Balance — Electrical — Batteriei A Tiraa and at a number of local busi 4, who are attending the cate was held, and Confessions were the Presanctified will be at 8 111 North Tejon St. SEE OUR LARGE USED CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY chism classes, will be under the ness establishments. Professional Pharmacy heard. The group proceeded to a.m., and the Stations o f the PHONB MAIN MU direction of Mrs. William Flynn. Cross at 7:30 p.m. 501 No. Tajoa MAin 1088 A joint meeting of the Altar COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. On Holy Saturday there will WILLIAMS-NASH INC Societies of Our Lady of ML Car be a v igil' service starting at mel, Redcliff; St. Patrick’s, Min Christ, King Parish Plans 2030 So. University — SH. 2781 8 p.m. Get Baur^i ( o f Denver) turn; and St. Mary’s, Eagle, will Pete Beroni (Formerlr Unlrertitv Park Garage) Masses on Easter Sunday will be held at the Eagle Community Candy and Ice Cream at be at 7, 8, and 9:30 a.m., the 8 Farnitnre Shop House on Monday, May 10, with Easter Vigil Third Year o’clock Mass being a High Mass. UPHOLSTERING. the Eagle women acting as host Johnson-English le-UPHOLSTERINO AMD Confessions will be heard on Ficca Auto Electric Service esses. This will mark ^ e second dren and altar boys to the aitar REPAIRING (Christ the King Parish, Daevar) Holy Thursday from 3 to 4:30 Frank L. Ficca annual event of this kind. The For the third consecutive year, of reposition. There will be all Slip CoTtra aii4 Drapwlaa p.m. and after the Holy Hour in Drug Co. Mad. I. Ordtr Spcciallied ScIcntlSc Motor Tnnc-np husbands and friends of the Christ the King Parish will cele day adoration. Parishioners un the evening. LENTHERIC ToUetrle« Carburctora, DiilrlbatorS, Gcncratora, Voltaga Regvlalore and Startcra members are invited. Father brate the Easter Vigil liturgy, able to attend the 7 :30 _ High Fam itore Made to Order Confessions on Good Friday Ttjon at Btjoa St. Phont 1400 t b George Spebar, pastor of St. Jo starting at 10:30 p.m. with the Mass may receive Communion at 24-22 So. WahaaUb A *. MAI l i l t 4 1268 Acoma Street ACome 3495 will be from 3 to 4:30 p.m. and seph’s Church, Leadville, will be blessing of the new fire, the , :30. This ie the only time at after devotions in the evening. the speaker for the evening. Easter water, and the Paschal which Communion will be dis HE. 3-S34* The Heyse Sheet On Holy Saturday there will U B . 4-SlSI Mrs. Morgaret Flynn Dies candle; the singing of the tributed outside of the High LARRT JERRT be Confessions fo'r the children Metal and Roofing Prophecies, etc. A Solemn Mass I Mrs. Margaret Flynn died in and adults starting from 9:30 INCORPORATED a Denver hospital Sunday, March will be sung at midnight. Those On Good Friday, April 16, Sol Madden Plumbing Co. DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS emn Mass of the Presanctified a.m. until 11 a.m. and in the HEATING ROOFING 21, and was buried in Evergreen who attend this Mass will fulfill PLUMBING CONTRACTORS SHEET METAL Timely service NOW prevents costly repair bills later— so will commence at 12:10 p.m. afternoon from 2 to 5:30. There PLUMBING REPAIRS Cemetery, Colorado Springs, their Easter Sunday Mass obli U9 SO. NEVADA don’t delay or neglect needed repairs. Drive in for depend in which the Passion of Our Lore, will be no Confessions in the GAS WATER HEATERS March 24 following a Requiem gation. evening because of the vigil serv PkfM NE. 2.0042 827 W. Ctlwadi An. Phonal MAIn SS3 able service performed by mechanics, who have the “ know Holy Week services will be will be sung. Following Mass High Mass offered in Divine Re ice. Eat. ISSa how" to service your car or truck! deemer Church by Father Duane ushered in with the blessing of there will be Stations of the Theobold. palms and the singing of the Cross. Bom Margaret Foley, she was Passion in the High Mass at 11 Confessions will be heard SPEAR’S elAMES MOTOR CO. reared in Leadville, and, follow o’clock on Palm Sunday, Wednesday, ThursdAy, and Fri Holy Rosary PTA Variety Store 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales A Service KE. 8221 ing her diarriage to Bert Hall, April 11. day evenings, April 14, 15, and I f l C t S - U lived in Red Cliff. Following his Tenebrae will be sung by the 16, after Tenebrae, and on Good 33M PUtt« Aroe Colo. Spti. death, she was married to Jack Christ the King Schola Cantorum Friday afternoon after the Sta To Discuss Polio Notlono • Toys • Rardwtro • School Tbc Anns listed here deserve to tions of the Cross; on Holy Sat Flynn of Glenwood Springs, under .the direction of Father SoppUm • Kitchonwato • Glaatvaro he remembered when you are dis> where she spent the latter part James Galvin, C.M., on Wednes urday, April 17, from 10 until IribuUnf your patronage to the Coamotica of her life. day, Thursday, and Friday eve 12 noon; from 3 to 6 in the aft Vaccine on Apr. 8 different lines of business. Mrs. Flynn is survived by two nings, April 14, 15, and 16, at ernoon, and from -7:30 to 8:30 in the evening. (Holy Roaary Pariah, Denver) daughters, Mrs. Priscilla Faast, 7:45. The PTA will meet at 8 p.m. Colorado Sprinjgs, and Mrs. Olive High Mass on Holy Thursday, Easter vacation for the achool Thursday, April 8, in the school BLICK SPORTING Aley Drug Co. Crepo, Denver; three sisters, April 15, will commence at 7:30 children will commence April 15 hall. This is one week earlier be In Edna, Mary, and Anna; and a a.m., and will be concluded with School will resume April 21 at cause Holy Thursday falls on the GOODS CO. PRESCRIPTION number of nieces and nephews. a procession of the school chil 9 a.m. regular meeting night. DRUGGISTS The Men's Club will meet in ‘TET.rrthliic f.r ET.ry Sport* the school hell Monday eve The main highlight for this Phone Main 930 Phono M.ln 230 3U So. Ttjoa S t ning, April 12, at 8 o’clock. PTA meeting will be the polio 19 NO. TEJON ST. COLORADO SPRINGS Denver.... vaccine explanation to be given Six Converts Received All man of the parish are in by the school nurse, Miss Dorothy vited. Holmberg. She will also show a An organiutional meeting, at ^ ZECHA & ADAMS ^ movie explaining the polio vac J. B. SHEARER C J. SHEARER which a new' Boy Scout Troop ^ Conoco Service Station ^ cine. Miss Holmberg urges all At All Saints' Parish will be formed, will be held "O'MEARA mothers to attend this meeting. Thursday evening, April 8, in The polio vaccine, however, will (All Saint*' Parith, Denver) ithony Martinez. the school hall. be given to only the second grade ^ 2 3 2 9 tASf WOl. WMU. Pk-,M2fcw| Six converts received into the| There will be no Holy Week MEANS Cub Scout Pack 270 and the children. No child will receive the services in the parish. All parish Church are Mr. and Mrs. Orville members’ dads will receive Com polio vaccine without the consent Colorado Spring., Cole. ioners are urged to attend the munion in a group in the 7:30 0. Geisert, Mrs. Francis N. Gei- of his parents. V N naS. Ato. at Cach* ta PoaSr. i FORD!" Holy Week services at the Cathe Mass Sunday, April 11. sert, Mrs. Waunetta N. Damek, dral. Miss Nancy McCabe, the The fifth and sixth graders’ mothers will act as hostesses at Norma Jean Bennett, and Mrs. The choir will sing for a High daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J this meeting, and the proceeds Lavon M. Damek. McCabe, who is a student of St Mass at Loretto Heights Easter from the games party to be Mary Immaculate Circle will Sunday. Mary’s College of Notre Dape FORT COLLINS arrived home April 10 and wil played after the meeting will go The men of the parish are in meet Wednesday, April 14, at the spend her Easter vacation with to Sister Mary Innocent’s room— - home of Mrs. Waltar Brennan, vited to receive Communion with the seventh and eighth grades. the Holy Name Society Sunday, her parents. 1690 S. Raritan. The women of St Anne’s Circle will meet in Palms will be blessed and dis 1100 W. Colfax April 11, in the 8 o’clock Mass tributed on Palm Sunday, April the circle are making rosaries the home of Mrs. Fred Houck, The game* committee o f the 11, in the 10 o’clock Mass. DREILING MOTORS TELEPHONE TABOR 5191 and doing embroidery work. 1210 Dexter, Friday, April 9, for “Denrer’f largest Ford Dealer" Holy Name Society ha* Confessions will be heard on Baptized were Martha Chis- nounced a game* party Satur a bridge luncheon Buick and G M C Trucks 13th & Broadway * Denver | Baptized were David Albert Wednesday afternoon, April 14, dne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. day, April 10 at 8 o'clock in the from 3 to 6 o’clock and after Patil E. Markham; Thomas pariah hall. son o f Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. 230 South College Ave. Phone 2500 Gruber, with Mr. and Mrs. Paul the evening devotions. Philip, son of Mr. and Mrs. John There will be 20 regular games Francis McGuire; and Anthony L. Schmitz as sponsors; John with a canned ham for each Gregory, son o f Mr. and Mrs Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- game. There will be five special Richard D. Kinney, with Mari The firms listed here games, with smoked hams as at ano Rayo and Miss Marguerite in the 8:30 o’clock Mass. tractions, and four special prizes Fish as sponsors;' Theresa, deserve to be remembered An altar boys’ meeting will be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Nutrition Course when you are distributing held Saturday, April 10, at the H. Nacherud, with Mr. and Mrs. Helpful information on food parish hall at 9:30 o’clock. All Park Wright of Tulsa, Okla., as your patronage in the dif buying, food budgeting, and ‘’Northern Colorado’s Leading the boys are^ urged to attend. sponsors; meal planning will be given ir ferent lines of business. The women of the AltaV and James Erwin, son of Mr. and a free Red Cross six-hour nutri- Department Store" Rosary Society were greatly ira Mrs. William E. Newland, with Dr. and Mrs. John E. Thompson, pressed by the talk given by Fa weeks. 'Those who wish to regiS' BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR as sponsors; Donna Marie, daugh Phone 3 7 2 , SHINN PHARMACY ther Richard Mershon, Mary, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. ter may call AC. 0311. LINCOLN-MERCURY SERVICE knoll missionary, at the meeting. Pratt with Mr, and Mrs. Henry “ Your Parish Drug Store” Wi in 'aiM tlB-llw tirt N (i< *iim n." l i t a H liiiItt, iilM l*t*r-inl*« (*ct*o-