Bids to Be Received on New Annunciation Parish High School J School Days, Happy Days \Two-Story and Basement Structure to Relieve Crowded Situation; 762 Enrolled I ^ ^ Plans for the new Annunciation high school building in Denver will be released for bids next week, according to an announcement by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Charles H. Member of Audit Bur mu of Circulation Hagus, j)astor. Blueprints will be completed this week by John K. Monroe, architect. Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1949— Permission to Reproduce, Except on The new school building, to be erected in the Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. 3600 block on Lafayette street on property ad­ and study hall, two other classrooms, and toilet joining the convent of the Sisters of Charity of facilities. Leavenworth who teach in the grade school, will The semi-basement will have windows com­ contain two stories and a basement. Overall di­ pletely surounding it, and will be used as a meet­ mensions of the building will be 63 by 106 feet. ing or assembly room. The boiler room will also It will be constructed in simple style of reinforced be in the basement. concrete and faced brick, and will be designed It is hoped that the new building will relieve to permit the adding of two more wings in the crowded conditions caused by great expansion DENVER CATHOLIC future years. in student enrollment in the past several years. The first floor of the new building will have If possible, all high school classes except the a large art room with an adjoining work room. science department will be moved to the new Provision is also being made for a kiln in the base­ building. It may be necessary, however, to keep ment for work in ceramics. Also on the first one high school class in the present building. The floor will be a • combination typing and book­ enrollment in the parish’s grade and high schools keeping classroom and three other classrooms. this yeaK is approximately 762. Monsigiior REGISTER An office, teachers’ room, a nurse’s room, and Hagus, in discussing arrangements for the various toilets- will also be on the first floor. classes, said that it will not be possible, even with The second floor will house a biology room, the added space, to move the first grade from the Price per copy, three cents with a projecting bay window for plants and an classroom adjoining the church or to discontinue aquarium. A sewing room with adjoining space the split sessions inaugurated last year. The sec­ for fittings and storage will also be on the sec­ ond and third grades will also remain in a sepa­ VOL. XLV. No. 4. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1949 DENVER, COLORADO ond floor, in addition to a combination library rate building at the corner of 37th and Humboldt. Catholic Schools Save State $19,000,000 Speakers Speakers at ACCW Deanery Workshop Seven-Year Figures Selected Revealed in Report; By Nurses Large Growth Shown THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS of Colorado saved the taxpayers Anne V. Houck, executive of the state almost $19,000,000 in the past seven years. This fact is THE 16,000 PUPILS of Catholic schools of the .secretary of the National revealed in the annual report on Catholic education in the Archdio­ Archdiocese of Denver, now just breaking into the long Council of Catholic Nurses, cese of Denver and the Diocese of Pueblo as compiled by the Rev. year of study, face the prospect with a smile, if we are to judge by Washington, D. C., will be one Edward Leyden, superintendent in the archdiocese. this little Miss. She is Pennie Louise Whitney, daughter of Mr. In the school year of 1948-49, the Catholic educational s;^stem and Mrs. J. P. Whitney of 2208 E. 17th avenue, Denver. She is of the principal speakers at saved the Colorado taxpayers $4,117,508. These figures are based on enrolled in the second grade of St. Mary’s academy, conducted by the 43rd annual convention of the the total expenditure per pupil in the public schools in Colorado the Sisters of Loretto. Colorado State Nurses’ association from 1942 to 1949. at the Hotel Colorado, Glenwood With an increase of 1,280 pupils in the past year. Catholic schools Springs, Oct. 6, 7, and 8. in the state continued the phenomenal growth that has characterized Chapel Floor Next Members of the Denver Arch­ the post-war years in Colorado. diocesan Council of Catholic * • • • Nurses and of the Pueblo Dioc­ FIFTEEN THOUSAND AND SIXTY-THREE students are now esan Council of Catholic Nurses enrolled in the schools of the Archdiocese of Denver and 5,244 are New Presentation School will participate in the state con­ in attendance in the Diocese of Pueblo. Colorado Catholic schools vention. Another speaker at the are now caring for a total of 21,307 pupils as compared with 16,606 convention will be Margaret Duffy Monsignor John R. Mulroy Rev. Joseph J. Walsh Mrs. John Murtaugh five years ago. of Fort Logan, assi.stant chief of According to a prospective based on the present enrollments Has One Story Completed nursing education at the Veterans’ 4* " f + + + + the number of students to be enrolled in the eighth grade in 1961 Administration hospital. Fort Lo­ will total 1,660 as compared with 758 in the 1948-49 school term. The main floor of the new pari.sh building which will gan, and a member of the Arch­ In grade 12 the enrollment is supposed to increase yearly until the provide four new classrooms in Presentation parish in diocesan Council of Catholic Program Is Announced peak of 748 is reached in 1961 as contrasted with the 447 students West Denver is nearing completion, and work is soon to Nurses, Denver chapter. of 1948-49. In both classes the gain of students will be better than begin on the chapel which will form the second floor of the A board meeting of the Denver 100 per cent in the next 12 years. This increase will not be limited to structure, reports the Rev. Matthias J. Blenkush, pastor. chapter of the ACCN was held the two classes used in the example but will extend to all. Wednesday evening. Sept. 14, to Workshop of Denver Deanery * * * To be constructed with tempo- consider plans for the luncheon in THE PRIMARY PROBLEM in the city of Denver is adequate rary partitions marking off the Glenwood Springs Oct. 8 at which facilities to accommodate the large number of pupils who Jesire to Fr. Kenneally sacristy and sanctuary, the new Miss Houck will be the speaker. attend Catholic educational systems. Father Leyden stressed. chapel will later be converted to a Miss Houck is a past president “ Last fall,” he said, “ for example, it is estimated that 1,600 parish hall. With a seating ca­ and treasurer of the National To Be Conducted on Sept. 19 children were turned away from Denver Catholic schools because To Speak on pacity of nearly 500, as con­ Council of Catholic Nurses and is facilities were lacking to take care of them. Although no attempt is trasted to the mere 220 which the a member of the state board of Mrs, John F. Murtaugh will preside over the morning made to register non-Catholic children, nevertheless 531 were en­ old church would accommodate, nurse examiners of Ohio. session of the Denver ACCW deanery workshop, Monday, rolled during the past year.’’ CBS Sept. 18 the temporary chapel will greatly She is at present making a tour Death Calls relieve the crowded condititjns Sept, 19, in the Knights of Columbus hall, 1575 Grant street, The report also revpaled that 3,139 children were given religioui of chapters o f the National Coun­ instruction in 63 vacation schools in the archdiocese, “ Christian groups are di­ which have existed in recent cil of Catholic Nurses in the West Denver. Following the initial, address by the Rt. Rev. Moiv- * • • years. vided on many issues; but the and Middle West. She will visit signor John R. Mulroy, the program of the committee system Redemptorist REGIS AND LORETTO HEIGHTS, Colorado’s Catholic col- the Denver chapter Oct. 6 and 7, of the National Council of Catholic ~—~— ------eges, maintained a capacity enrollment during the past school year. one issue on which they are Will Be Beautiful, and will visit the Pueblo chapter The Rev, Ambrose 21eller, Women will be presented by arch­ Pueblo Diocesan council, will give Ground breaking ceremonies for the,construction of a new student all agreed is that the Bible is Architect Promises a message. C.SS.R., who was stationed at St. activity building and additional dormitory space were a part of the the word of God,” said the diocesan committee chairmen. Joseph’s Redemptorist parish, Den­ The new brick and steel build­ Reservations must be made no Loretto graduation exercises. Regis college is offering^evening classes, Very Rev. William Kenneally, Mrs. L. J. Holmes will give the ver, for 18 years, died in St. Jo­ with full college facilities on the campus during the coming year. ing, finished in a modern motif, later than noon Friday, Sept 16. seph’s hospital, Wichita, Sept. 9. C.M., rector of St. Thomas’ semi­ will be one of the most beautiful report on parlimentary law and Seven hundred and ninety-two full and part time teachers staff Those who wish reservations A Solemn Mass of Requiem was nary, Denver, in connection with structures in the area, reports public relations; Mrs. Thomas the Catholic schools in the state. Of this number, 581 are sisters, a radio address he plans to give should call: Mrs. Fred Thompson, offered in S t Joseph’s church, 121 are priests, six are brothers, and 84 are lay teachers. John K. Monroe, the architect. Garrison, legislation; Mrs. C. H. Wichita, Sept. 12, by his priest- Sunday, Sept. 18, on tfie CBS The exterior walls of coral grey PE. 8561, 2225 S. Logan street; Additional Detail* on Page 13 Church of the Air broadcast. The Bettinger, study clubs; Mrs. L. A. Mrs. J. J. Walsh, DE. 5046, 1960 brother, the Very Rev. August Zel­ brick will be trimmed with con­ ler, C.SS.R., rector of the Immacu­ talk will be heard over KLZ, Den­ trasting patterns of thin ledge Higgins, libraries and literature; Quebec street; or Mrs. Louis W. Miss .Mary Nadorff, co-operation late Conception seminary, Ocono- ver, from 8 to 8:30 a.m. Roman brick and interspersed Sullivan, RA. 0793, 1216 S. Col­ Will Study Journalism with Catholic Charities; Mrs. Glen umbine street. mowoc, Wis. Bishop Mark K. Car- Choosing “ Divine Inspiration" with re

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PAGE TW O O ffic« /9 3 8 B an n o ck Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TeUphena, KEyitona 4205 Thursday, Sept. 15, 1949 The Denver Catholic Father McCarthy /nsto//sMount Carmel St Catherine's School Register Catfiolic Reading Published Weekly by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 938 Bannock Street Denver, Officers of Women's Club Parish to Honor Enrolls 489 Students Colo. at Its The Very Rev, Raphael C. Mc­ whether or not members of their Subscription: $1 Per Year (St. Catherine’ t Pariili, Denvar) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carthy, S.J., president of Regis family have ever attended R^is. Natale, with John Mwehan and Entered as Second Class Women interested in the cause of Blessed Virgin Full-time classes were resumed Matter at the Post Office, college, Denver, formally installed at St. Catherine’s grade scifool on Shirley Ann Bordelon as sponsors; the first officers of the Regis Catholic higher education were in­ David Arthur, infant son of Mr. Finest in These '•i Denver, Colo. (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, Sept. 12, with an enrollment of Women’s club at a meeting held vited by Father McCarthy to join and Mrs. John Arthur Dees, with the organization at the next meet­ Denvar) 489 students. On Wednesday, a in the college library Tuesday, High Mass was attended by the Frederick Linsenmaier and Cath­ ing. The Feast of Our Sorrowful erine Lavelle as sponsors; Mary A.B.C. DOLL SHOP Sept. 13. student body. Books by Mrs. Karl L. Mayer was in­ Mothers to Meet Mother will be celebrated Sunday, Margaret, infant daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mn. John A. MrCoirt Four new teachers have joined stalled as president and the other New Principal Sept. 18. All those who are de and Mrs. Joseph McGlone, with DOLLS and TOYS voted to Our Sorrowful Mother the faculty. They are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whelan as Monsignor Ronald Knox officers included Mrs. Lito Galle Officers, committee chairmen, Sister Mary Charity, Sister Fran­ Doll Hoipital gos, first vice president; Mrs. John are urged to go to Confession and sponsors; Theresa Kay, infant i. and council mothers of the Regis receive Holy Communion on Sun­ cis Veronica, Sister Ida Robertine, Rtlidoaa SuioM Rcpatrad Vail, second vice president; Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laur­ The New Testament Trials of a Translator Mothers’ club will hold a ‘‘get day so they can gain a plenar; and Sister Mary Janice. The com­ ence Bryant, with Francis McGinn IMS Arapahe* UA. T(1T .William D. Phoenix, recording sec­ acquainted” meeting with the Rev. plete list of teachers and their re­ 5 .0 0 2 .0 0 retary; Mrs. John V. Coyne, cor­ indulgence by visiting the churci and Alea Pomeroy as sponsors; Thomas K. McKenney, S.J., prin­ and saying six Our Fathers and spective grades are; Eighth grade, Nancy Joyce, infant daughter of responding •secretary; Mrs. Hu^h cipal of Regis high school, on Sister Mary Stephen, superior; The Old Testament The Mass in Slow Motion Stewart, treasurer; and Mrs. Wil­ six Hail Marya according to the in Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jesmer, with Dr. G. J. Monday morning. Sept. 19, at seventh grade. Sister Lucille Jo- liam G. Joyce, historian. tention of the Holy Father. The William Jesmer and Laureen Jes­ 7.00 2.50 10 a.m., >it was announced this church will be opened all day with seplM sixth grade, Sister M. Ce­ mer as sponsors; Thomas Albert, The installation followed a brief week by Mrs. Roy G. Atkinson., the exposition of the Blessed Sac­ leste; fifth grade. Sister Ann Her­ infant son of Mr..and Mrs. Thomas' Schaeuble business meeting and a program in president. The Creed in Slow Motion rament for this purpose. The in­ bert; fourth and fifth grades, Sis­ Hunter, with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, which Father McCarthy spoke on The group will discuss various dulgence may be applied to one­ ter M. Janice; third and fourth Cavanagh as sponsors; James; 2 .5 0 Optometrist the recent Goethe festival he at ways in which the club can be of grades. Sister Marie Rene; third .\spen, for which he was chairman self or for the souks in purgatory. Clancy, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. ^ > service to the school and the At the last regular meeting of g;rade, Sister M. Charity; second of the panel discussion on ethics. faculty during the coniine year. James G. Bridges, with Mr. and Specialiit the Holy Name society, social grade, Siater Ida Robertine; first Mrs. Joseph Kennelly as sponsors; c l u l For Vianal The next meeting of the club The first meeting of the full plans for the coming season were and second grades. Sister Francis ^ a n u L L ^ I V I will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 1. membership of the club will be Veronica; first grade. Sister Mary Denise, infant daughter Eye Care made. The meetings will begin at of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan M. Wagner, The club is composed of- all women held at Regis on Oct. 13. 8:15 sharp and end at 9 p.m., with Marina; and music, Sister Mariado. in Denver and vicinity who are The Regis Mothers’ club is com­ with Paul Celia and Mary Jane 310 Mark Bide.* KE. .S840 a social following. Family socials Moynihan as sponsors; Patrick interested in the progress of Regis posed of the mothers of Regis will be held every three months. PTA Committee CHURCH GOODS HOUSE high school students. Preston, infant son of Mr. andj The following have been bap­ Heads Appointed Mrs. Donald D. McDermott, with i 615 17th Street Regis Dads’ Club tized: James Vaughn, son of Mr. Mrs. Horace Anderaon, PTA Walter and Margaret Ffnch as Established 1902 1636 Tremonl Flare BelwMn Welton and Mrs. Thomas F. Binkley, with Will Meet Sept. 22 president, has completed appoint­ sponsors; Michael, infant son of; Ralph and Betty Calabrese as Mr. and Mrs. Peter Battaglia, with TA. 3789 Denver 2, Colo. The Regis Dads’ club, an or­ ments of committee chairmen who li sponsors; Joseph Carmen, son of ... ^ Molitor and Marie Battaglia ganization of the fathers of Regis Mr. and Mr.s. Michael Falbo, writh high-school students, will hold its will serve for the coming year. | as sponsors; Dennis Patrick, in Joseph and Phyllis Scalzitti as first meeting of the new school They are as follows: Mrk. Russell fant son of Mr, and Mrs. Eugene year on Thursday evening. Sept. sponsors; Sharon Marie, daughter McCloskey, with Smithmore Myers Accantuate Your Fall Outfit of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Falbo, Dispense, ways and means, with 22, at 8:30 o’clock. The nceting ahd Nellie Myers as sponsors; With Distinctive Jewelry . . . Sea with Joseph and Phyllis Scalzitti Mrs. Henry Johnson and Mrs. Jo­ SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER will be held in the Regis dining seph Sartore as co-chairmen; Mrs. Linda Lou, infant daughter of Mr. Mr. Walter J. Kerwin hall. as sponsors; Michael John, son of and Mrs. Stanley Pankoski, with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Romansky, Robert Lucy, membership; Mrs. Associated with Served From 11:00 4.M. to 5:00 P.M. A. J. Capelli, president of the H. J. Gerdom, program; Mrs. Alvin Kruse and Elizabeth New- Choice of Soup or Cocktail club, in announcing the meeting, with Rocco and Philomena Manci- sham as sponsors; and James Mi­ nelli as sponsors; Patricia Lou, Valens Jones, publicity; Mrs. D. ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF revealed that the Rev. W. R. F. Malone, health; Mrs. E. A. chael, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. JOS. M. FISHMAN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis John Welch, with Robert and Ann Mashed Potatoes, Choice of Vegetable Luebke, S.J., will serve as moder­ Floyd, sick; Mrs. James Foley and J ew eler an d Optomelriit Individually Baked ator this year and that plans for Manguso, with Charles and Nina Barrowa as sponsors. Varone as sponsors; Wayne An Mrs. J. M. Anselmo, hospitality; itlAMONDS LOCKETS CHICKEN PIE scholarships will be discussed at Mrs. J. J. Burns, league; WATCHES ROSARIES the opening meeting. ! Louis “ V e p h en T 'd ea n lS "’ Mrs’ CROSSES . COMPACTS Rolls. Salad, Dessert and Drink N .r.n d to™ ;, m™wr, of Lo«. with Anthony C.nton, nndjS?”,” . °^'."„X W rc'h"S - M™ ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS Hirliy Cfsu if tht tsnMlt •( sif Hioiatnl ertta 85 CATHOLIC RADIO LOG MIRACULOUS MEDALS snd CHAINS Privata Dininf Room for Psrtle^—Phono CH. SCI I the high school faculty will be on ------Jean, ^ daughter S .V ofo1°K'*i„"d'‘£.* Mr. and Mrs. “'?7. ■'f'ih,*^?: SCAPULAR MEDALS |400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSICl hand following the meeting to be­ and Mrs. B. Engler, music. Room Station KOA come acquainted with the parents Clearence Smaldone, with Paul Glasse.s on Credit and Eva Enrichi as sponsors. mothers will be announced next I CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday. 807 15th St. TA. 0029 of their students. week. , 3 p.m. St. Bernadette’s Study club held ASK AND LEARN — Sunday, a meeting in the home of Mrs. Block Roiary groupi are be- ' 10:45 p.m. Anna Borelli, 3728 Mariposa. Mrs. in* aponiored by St. Catherine’i | Borelli entertained the group with Legion of Mary. Thii cuitom it i Station KVOD McNulty-Harrell a luncheon. Each member was pre­ growing rapidly and ha* a large i HOUR OF FAITH — Sunday, sented with a china angel favor. following. Anyone interested in I 9:30 a.m. starting a group may call J. A. ^ Mrs. Borelli, outgoing president, Station KMYR PERSONNEL was presented with a pin for her Foley, president of the legion, ' Nuptials Held GL. 6033; or Mrs. Henry * SACRED HEART PROGRAM service to the club. The pin is a Weber, promoter, at GL. 1156. — Woekdayt at 7:30 a.m. 0 4 ^ a H o u c A gold-filled ‘‘open book,” with a Sunday at 12:30 noon. small gavel attached with a chain. Two converts were received into' In Edgewater The new officer.', who were in­ the Church recently: Barbara, Station KFEL The staff of Boulevard Mortuary treat you a< a stalled at this meeting by Mrs. Reichen, with Irene Foley as spon-; AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, human being, not just a bookkeeping entry. Any (St. Mary Magdelene’i Pariih, Borelli, are as follows: President, sor; and Ellen Louise McDonald,, 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. family can place full confidence in Boulevard— an Denver) Mrs. Pat.sy Tate; vice president, with Charlotte Salankey as spon- ■ FAMILY THEATER—Wodnas- efficient staff embodying years of experience to ful­ Miss Eula Margaret Harrell be­ Mrs. Pauline Malpiede; secretary, sor. Baptized within the past few day, 7:30 p.m came the bride qf Maurice J. Mc­ Mrs. Helen Peri; treasurer, Mrs. weeks were Jean Marie, infant' fill capably every responsibility entrusted to our Nulty on Sept. 3. The double-ring daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas i ASK FR. LORD — 9:45 to 10 Helen Calaroso; and historian, a.m, daily Monday through care. ceremony was witnessed by Monsi­ Mrs. Rose Carbone. Raiola, with John and Lucille' gnor James P. Flanagan before the Lorenzo as sponsors; William An-1 Friday ovar FM. The new president, Mrs. Tate, Every service is complete at Boulevard, regardless families of the bride and bride­ thony, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Station KLZ appointed the following commit­ of cost; there are no unexpected extras. groom. Robert McNulty was best Anthony DeCicco, with Ben and tees for the coming year: Pub­ CHURCH OF AIR — Sunday. man and Miss Shirley J. Newell, Josephine Di Pietro as sponsors; 8-8:30 a.m. licity, Mrs. Columbia Smart; sick bridesmaid. George Dewey Harris, Dwayne John, infant son of Mr. committee, Mrs. Mary Lonjo; DENVER INDUSTRIAL MN uncle of the bridegroom, sang ‘‘On and Mrs. Sidney Gonzales, with Th* firms listed her* deservs to gifts, Mrs. Nettie Borelli; phone, This Day,” an ‘‘Ave Maria,” and Ralph and Geraldine Capra as be remembered when you ere dls- CEORCE F. ROCK, h trid tn t Mrs. Mary Rotolo and Mrs. Betty tributing yeur petronafe to the dif­ “ My Wedding Prayer.” sponsors; Roberta Marie, infant )l534aiifemi»St. Phone MAin 5155 Politano. ferent iTnee ef butines*. I Opposite OoDTar Dry Goods Co. I The’bride wore a biege suit with The group plans to meet in the green accessories . and carried a first week of October. bouquet of pink roses. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served in the Olin hotel. Recently baptized were Cath­ NORGE erine Riel, daughter of Donald and I Hours' Rites Norma Jean Riel, with Leo and McCONATt Catherine Scavo as sponsors; Anne Elizabeth Riede, daughter of Alvin The same personnel with years of experience and Crete Riede, with Albert Riede Begin Sunday Qas Range and finest equipment used on every service. and Patricia Bolger as sponsors; [Patricia Ann O’Brien, daughter of 'Jo.seph I. and Franchone O’Brien, At Holy Rosary BOULEVARD I with John and Gertrude Tamaska as sponsors. (Holy Rosary Parish, Denver) I Circles to meet this month arc JbjuL ihsL Jim A t as follows: St. Mary Magdelene’s The Forty Hours’ devotion will circle Sept. 15 at 1 o’clock, open in the Holy Rosary church FEDERAL BOULEVARD AT NORTH SPEER in the home of Mrs. William Sunday, Sept. 18, at the 10 o’clock Samz, 2290 Gray street; Mother Mass. It will close Tuesday eve- JOE JOE. JR. PHONE (^\av^ 1626 Cabrini circle, Wednesday, Sept, ning. Sept. 20, at 7:30. Evening 21, at 1 o’clock in the home devotions on all three days will be of Mrs. Joseph A. Jueschke, 2400 at 7:30. Masses on Monday and Gray street; and St. Joseph’s cir­ Tuesday will be at 8:.30. The cle at 12:30 on Sept. 22, in the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed home of Mrs. Leo Haug, 8600 W. on Monday and Tuesday morning 26th avenue. at 5:30. At the meeting of the .Mtar so­ At the la.st meeting of the Holy * Picture Window Oven ■ lO H iis o n ciety held Sept. 8 Mrs. Siegfried Narfie .society, all were in favor appointed the following committees of establishing in the parish a St. STORAGE E mOUmC CD. to serve until Oct. 13. Mrs. Rufien Vincent de Paul society. Members and Mrs. Crowfoot, sanctuary; also proposed to discuss at the d k M.O^C t)t3TA^CE Mrs. Leo Hnug, large linens; Mrs. future meetings some topic such as * Modern Styling Wedlick, small linens; Mrs. Logue, mixed marriages or indulgences ( surplices; and Ben Branch, albs. and Holy Year. « MOVIIVO Forty Hours’ devotion will open The choir will resume High in St. Mary Magdelene’s church on Mas.«!es Sunday, Sept. 18. The * Divided Top For the Safety of Your Goods Sunday, Sept. 25, and will close on choir director is James Tracy and Tuesday evening, Sept. 27. the organist is Marion Andolshek. Use Johnson Service on Every Move Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weiland The first meeting of the Holy Ro­ and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. sary PTA will be held Thursday, AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN LINES, INC and Mrs. Joseph Gorman, enjoyed Sept. 16, at 8 p.m. All the parents * Thick Fiber Glass» -MOVING Wl'TH CARE EVERYWHERE” a week’s vacation at Yellowstone of pupils in school are urged to STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING park. On their return trip, they attend. The meeting will be in the Insulation visited Herbert Weiland at Lara­ school hall. Following the busines-s Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway mie, Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. Weiland session, refreshments will be served left for Durango Sept. 8 to visit and a games party will raise funds their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. to be used for the first and second j * Balanced Oven Heat ' and Mrs. Robert Coleman. grades’ library Monsignor Knox, Convert, DRIVE SPIKES INTO Exclusive Is Famed Catholic Author * Concentrator Burners

The James Clarke Church Goods Among his best-known books are 1 .1 THIS TUBE YOURSELF house, 1636 Tremont place, Den­ ffasaye in Satire, Broadcatl Minds, ver, calls attention to several re­ Memories of the Future, and Sanc­ i| markable books on its shelves from tions. All these are concerned more * Slide Out, Drop Front the pen of Monsignor Ronald or less polemically with the pres­ We have a machine which enables Knox. ent-day attitudes to religion. The Broiler you to force a sharp spike into a Monsignor Knox, bom in 1888, Mystery of the Kingdom and The General Puncture-Sealing Tube, and was the son of the Anglican Bishop Rick Young Man are straightfor­ withdraw it, as often as you want- of Manchester. He had a brilliant ward spiritual works. He has -writ­ The tube will not lose a single pound career at Eton and Oxford, and ten several detective stories, prob­ . Accessory Package ably the best known of which is of air! Try it today I joined the Catholic Church in 1917. A Spiritual Aeneid is the The Viaduct Murder. .* Available, Slight Extra Cost story of his conversion. For a long time he was chaplain to the Catholic students at Oxford. Parent-Teacher Unit He gave this up in order to devote all his time to translating Holy Bridge Luncheon Set Scripture. While doing this he'has $ 1 7 9 . 5 0 been living at Aldenham park in Shropshire as chaplain to ^ e nuns Model N-357 For September 16 of an Assumption convent, who j were evacuated there during the! Tha Past Prasidents’ group ef war. The nans run a large girls’ | t h e Catholic Parent-Teacher school, which hardly sounds the league is sponsoring a benefit most peaceful place in the world Best Trade in Town Liberal Terms dessert-bridge luncheon Sept. for a scholar, neither was Monsi­ 16 at 1:30 p.m. Mr*. W . C. gnor Knox used to being surround­ ed by scores of little girls. But that K i m m i n s of Our Lady of he understood them astonishingly Lourdes parish is the chairman well is shown by one series of the for the affair and promises a Sunday afternoon sermons he gave most entertaining afternoon. them, just published in book form JOE ONOFRIO MUSIC CO. as The Mast in Slow Motion. Award* will ha made. The Hos­ 1805 BROADWAY M A. 8585 JOE KAVANAUGH pitality House of the Public The only topical book he wrote Service company is the place. while translating was God and the The price of the tickets— and Atom, which was written and pub­ Best Buy in Tow n Best Trade in Town Lincoln at 7th Ave. TA. 1261 there are still soma available— lished almost before the dust set­ is 50 cents. tled on Hiroshima. wtMfwnrit iju^; 1

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St. Patrick's School St. Vincent's Spiritual Study Club DENVER'S OLDEST CHEVROLET DEALER vv a Body and Fender CAR OWNERS Repair B y J. O. MOLBERG Has Enrollment of 350 PTA Will Meet Of ACCN Meets Sept. 15 a Radiator and Cooling. RINGS I I Syatem (St. Patrick's Parish, Denver) In Uie past week, Glenn (Archdiocasan Council of Catholic met in the home of Louise Dunn Lct’f Uk« a PEEK at riagi. a Cnatom-Made Seat Alfred Barrett was received into Nuraaa, Denver Chapter) Tuesday, Sept. 13. They have be«oma popular only Enrollment at St. Patrick’s school Cover* the Church by the Rev. Regis F. September 19 Miss Florine Gallagher is enjoy throngh their ate aa omameaU or shows a marked increase. Three The Spiritual Study club will COMPLETE McGuire. He is the son of Mr. and H H a Frame and Axia Work iecea of Jewelry, hundred and fifty are enrolled. A (St. Vincent de Paul’* Pariah, meet Thursday, Sept. 15, at ing a visit with her relatives. Mrs. William E. Barrett. Sponsors ft haa not alwaya new section is now being used. Deneer) 8 p.m. with Sister Mella, St. Fran­ Mary Kathleen Conors, daugh­ * Brake Drum Tnrning. been ao, howoTer. Government-school hot lunches are were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Te Maat. cis’ sanatorium, 325 King street ter of Mrs. Eileen Conors, is ill and Relining In elaaaical tiwea The first meeting of the PTA at home. a Steam Cleaning' and being served daily. Baptisms for this week were will be held on Monday, Sept. 19 The Rev. Edward Leyden, super­ 1 STOP E E the pnrpooea of Richard Lee Paris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Addie Ohlson has returned Waabing. |; the ring were Anna Louise Jones, 1944 W. at 2:30. Notices for this meeting, intendent of parochial schools, will Mrs. Robert A. Paris, with lone speak on the “ Ten Command­ home after spending a week out Service a Undercoating i< many ana vaHed. 32nd avenue. Denver, daughter of together with membership en­ of town. Mrs. Dorothy Jones and Joseph N. Frimil and Joseph Hill as spon­ velopes, will be given to the school ments.’’ He was thfe Spiritual club a Motor Analyaia Cwws "“*■ T*** sors; Genevieve Louise Paris, Lauretta Dwyer is doing polio RR wga aingnlarly important in aaanr* Perry, left Wednesday, Seph 4, to children this Friday. They should leader last year. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert nursing. ing the authenticity of royal doea* enter the Sisters of St Joseph be signed and returned at once, The executive committee meet­ A. Paris, sponsored by Charles Major Cochek has been dis­ menta. Any each teal attached of Carondelet at St. Joseph’s as a prize will be given the first ing of the ACCN will be held and Doris Lucero; Rodney Allen charged frofit Fitzsimons hospital, thereto waa conaidered valid. An­ mother-house, S t Louis. room attaining 100-per-cent mem­ V I N E R i l YINER Gallardo, son of Mr. and Mrs. where she has been a patient for other important member of the Norman Domenico, son of Mr. bership. All mothers are urged to Antonio Gallardo, sponsored by 18 months. She has returned to ring family during thia time, waa and Mrs. John A. Domenico of be present at this important meet­ 45S BRO ADW AY * TELEPHONE PEorl 4641 i the poison ring. This ingenious Mike Gallardo and Florence Gal­ her home in New York. device was for Ininring swift death 3431 Quivas, and Shirley De Sa- ing. A tea will be served by the Mercy Hoapital bato, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. legos; James Gerald Olsak, son of officers honoring the faculty of to the wearer who might find him- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Olsak, spoij- Mother Alberta and Mother Hugo De Sabato of 3245 Mari­ telf in ^ desperate idtaatien and sored by Jerry and Irma La the school. Beatrice from the provincial house choose aeieide as a way out. A posa, were married at a candle­ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gunther are .spending the week at Mercy. ^ light ceremony Sept. 7. John De Guarardis; , ^ have invited all members of the variation of this was the poison Dianne Marie Sabell, danghter Sister Mary McGuiel and Sister Sabato, brother of the bride, and parish to be their guests in their ring which had ‘Yangs” on the of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sabell, Mary Anselmo are vacationing at J. J. CELIA INSURANCE paim aide. A handshake with a rival Joan McGrahan, cousin, were the mountain home at Nederland, on Mercy Grove. or enemy would result in a tiny sponsored by Ernest and Marjory Marie A. Celia Jack J. Celia witnesses. Petrillo; Gary William filovek, Sunday, Sept. 18. Each couple is The following are on vacation; puncture and instant death. There was a meeting of offi­ son of Mr, and Mrs. John Slovek, asked to bring a box lunch for Mrs. Pease, enjoying a visit from There was also the ring which cers of the various societies of two, which will be auctioned for her mother; Mrs. Rose Taylor, was accredited curative powers . . . the parish Sept. 12 to plan the sponsored by Nilo Pareja and Josephine Tucker; Bonney Jean the benefit of the PTA. If chil­ Miss Ann Marie Hett, Mrs. "Insurance of All Kinds" the mourning ring issued to attend­ fall festival dance to be held at Nielsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dren are brought, the parents are Pelvniack, and Miss Charalott ants at the funeral by members of St Patrick’s. Various committees to provide their lunches. Hot the deceased’s family. Perfume, Albert Nielsen, sponsored by John Neirnberger. 42 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where were chosen. 'All meetings in the coffee will be provided for all pussle, pugilist’s and kev rings and Mary Rotolenti. St. Joseph’* Hospital Dependability is Essential. were also the vogue. All this some­ future will be held in the new Games of croquet, horseshoe pitch­ Shirley Lousberg, senior stu­ what makes the ring of today a section of the school building. Bus Operation ing, and fishily will be among the dent at SL Joseph’s; and Virginia slightly impractical member of a St Patrick’s Altar and Rosary Delayed by Repairs amusements. ’Those desiring to go Black and Anna May Cic, juniors, 1120 SpTurily RIdg. iTtb a caiu. Phone KE. 2633 lady’s jewel-case. society is sponsoring a games are asked to call Mrs. Gunther at left to enter the novitiate of the social Wednesday, Sept. 28, at Owing to repairs the school bus PEarl 2513. Signs on the outskirts Do«t yonr Udy't Jewel*€mM Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth. M«ni to need eoatthlnc new? 1 p.m. The proceeds are to be will not be in operation for an­ of Nederland will point the way Patricia Mulvaney has received J. 0. MOLBERG used for buying material for the other week or more. to the Gunther’s cabin. her garb and is known as Sister sewing group to use for the bazaar. There will be a PTA meeting Arrangements have been made Peter James in the Holy Cross JEWELERS Wednesday, Sept 21, at 1:30 p.m. has the need jewtiry to Tickets are now on sale. to entertain a large number at community. match her new fall wardrobe. A drive for new members is in the school auditoridm. All mem­ the spare ribs and sauerkraut din­ Sister Ophelia is at St. Joseph’s Ctaii by Oir Steri it being made for the next meeting, bers and mothers of new pupils are ner being served by the Irish mem­ and will teach English this year. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH 1019 East Colfax or Rev. Edward Leyden Oct 4. All members are urged to urged to attend. Refreshments will bers of the Pinochle club on Sept. Sister Rose Helen will teach Patronise These Friendly Firms 1807 Broadwaiy bring in one or more members. be served. 15, in honor of the German mem­ Monday, Sept. 19, at 4 p.m. in chemistry. The women who will clean the bers. The dinner will start at 6:30 the Gold room of the Knights of Sister Rose Vincent from St. Tha firnii llatad hare deaarve to altars for the month of September p.m. and the regular pinochle Columbus hall. Mdry’s college, Xavier, Kans., is b e ramembarad whan you ara dia- are Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. games will start about 8 o’clock. tributlng your patronage to tha dll- 1949 Grads The regular meeting of the th“ new personnel director at St. farant linaa of businasa. Strempel. ______The price of the evening’s enter­ ACCN will be held Thursday eve­ Joseph’s. tainment will be 75 cents per per­ ning, Sept 22, at 7:45 at S t An­ Audrey Ernst, ‘49, became the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rudisill Of Academy son. thony’s hospital. Dr. T. H. Foley bride of Dave Downs on Sept. 7. Clean Floors Moke Mrs. J. B. Ryan has gone to will be the guest speaker. Miss Mr. Downs is a graduate of Regis s Announce the Sale of the Rochester, N. Y., because of the Wegeman will be the soloist. college and will enter Marquette serious illness of her brother-in- In College The credit union met at St. university this fall. law. Rudisill Grocery and Market Cleon Buildings Joseph’s hospital Friday, Sept 9. Shirley Larsen, ’47, was mar­ Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hett and (St. Mary’* Academy, Denver) Mrs. Pauline Woolman conducted ried to Ellsworth Kuhlman Sept. 4 S oa p s family spent their vacation at the meeting for Mrs. Dorthea in St. Leo’s church. Many ’49 graduates of St. M£^ry’s Estes park last week. \ iic W a x es Hoell, who was absent Mrs. Walter Larrick (Jean Cas­ to MR. and MRS. BOOKER HAWES academy have enrolled in college. Ann and “ Torchy” Mahoney sidy, ’49) of California is visiting i f Disinfectants The following girls left this week have been confined to the hospital The auditing committee, under friends and relatives in Denver, And take thia opportunity to Thank the Regiatar reader* for the St. Mary college, Xavier, with serious attacks of influenza. the direction of Mrs. Marjorie Jean Webster, ’47, is visiting in i f Insecticides for their aplendid patronage. Kans.: Betty Murray, Jo Anne Mrs. Bernard Shea and son, Vogt, met at thte home of Mrs. Denver from Monte Vista. \ Duffy, and Carol Byrnes. Mary Leading Hospitah and Inslilutions use and recommend Jack, spent last week at Estes Claire Marker Saturday, Sept. 10. Elaine Caldwell. ’ 47, will join Dee has gone to Rosary college, products made in Denver by park. Final arrangements for the an­ the St. Joseph staff in surgery. River Forest, 111. Marlene Freud- nual ACCN retreat at El Pomar, enstien, Rosemarie Jordane, Ruth 5 which will be conducted Sept. 23- Ann Kennebeck, Eileen Lawless, 25 by Father Berard Giblin, The Store Will Be Known as E. J. SCARRY & CO. Betty Jane Little, Marlene Mc­ Queen's Doughters O.F.M., of St Elizabeth’s parish, Manufacturing Chemists Cabe, Shirley Ann McNamara, have been completed and those Orphanage Unit Mary Ellen Mulcahy, Beverly Mur­ who plan to attend should make ray, Rose Starr, Elinor Van Over- their reservations as soon as pos­ HAWES FOOD STORE 1620 Market St. Denver 2, Colo. schelde, and Jean Shea have ma­ Meet in Lourdes sible so transportation can be ar­ (An IGA Store) triculated at Loretto Heights for ranged. Reservations for the re­ Lays Plans for J their college studies. Activities House treat can be made by calling the We Respectfully Solicit Your Continued Patronage Classroom Opened following committee members; Mrs. Mamie Hughes, SP. 4572; For Second Grade The Queen’s Daughters associa­ Clothing Driven The aame fine quality food* and aervice will ha maintained. A s k > o u r te lle r tion 87 met Sunday, Sept. 22, at Mrs. Doris Jay, DE. 3597; Major St. Mary’s grade school opened St. Vincent’s Aid society held 3 p.m. in the Center house of Our Bacchierri, EA. 4702; Mrs. Jose­ Open Sunday* till Noon this week with a record enroll­ phine Hayes, SU. 1-3582; or Mrs. its first meeting o f the season on ment. Owing to the increase in the Lady of Lourdes parish, S. Logan and Iliff avenue, Denver. Co­ Dorothy Bann, RA. 0372. The cost Sept. 5 in the home of Mrs. M. 5 Perhaps you ore not foiKilior with primary department, a new sec­ of the retreat is $12.50. This does J. O’Fallon, Denver. The president, ond grade room has been opened hostesses were Misses Marie Bres- many of the services performed nehan, Mary Riordan, Mary Wal­ not cover transportation. Mrs. J. Morgan Cline, presided. in order to insure continued indi­ Plans were made for the -Needle­ vidual attention for this younger ler, Catherine Mall, and Minnie Our Lady of Fatima Bridge club doily within our organization. All Duray. Miss Marie Kreiner pre­ work guild drive, which is being group. conducted now. Garments are be­ HAWES FOOD STORE of them ore available to you sided. The Rev. Damen McCaddon, pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes 'Finian's Rainbow' ing solicited by the directors of when you need finoncial advice parish, was gUest speaker, and St. Vincent’s Aid for SL Vincent’s Louisiana and Clayton SP. 5717 1 gave an interesting account of the Boys’ home. Mrs. CKne announced or help in the manogement of Sunday Classes building of the beautiful shrine that Mrs. R. F. Brink will be the l«i in honor of Our Lady of Lourdes. To Open Sept. 19 new president of the St. Vincent's 'money. FHA Loons, Safe Deposit Father McCaddon also stressed Needlework group, and Mrs. Wal- Finian’s Rainboiv, .the biggest Boxes, Special Checking Ac* the need of putting charity in ter Addems was introduced as a In Catechism to nractice in a neighborly way and musical hit of the past two years new director. LEN’S. Pharmacy Park m mI. counts. Personal Loans. living religion through charity. in New York, comes to the Denver Friends of St. Vincent’s home, auditorium on Monday, Sept 19, who .wish to donate garments, and ' Red & White Food Stora According to the custom of U 0. KEHR. Prop. for a three-day engagement, under have not been solicited, may do so Mtmbtr S t Vincent d* Panl’a Pariah BILL HUGHES, Prop. Begin Sept. IS many years, the Queen’s Daugh­ local management of A. M. Ober- by calling Mrs. Brink at EAst For your extra convenience you can use our Bonk-by-moi7 ters will again participate in the Have Your Doctor Phone felder. 9018, or any one of the following (Holy Family Pariah, Denver) gathering of new clothing for the U* Your PreacriptioD Complete Food Service Plan. Ask your teller for a special deposit envelope for mail­ Joe Yule, Charles J. Davis, Mari­ directors: Mrs. J. J. Meehan, Miss Catechism classes for the chil­ Needlework guild.. Each member Anne O’Neill, Mrs. Grant Wira- 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 598 South Gilpin is expected to donate four gar­ lyn Day, and Carmen Guterez head At LodImIaiis end Soatli CUTtea "le * 8 u r « te Be Thrtftir ing your deposits from home or away. dren attending the public schools the cast of the musical which boasts bush, Mrs. Walter Addems, Miss ments in order to collect the re­ Eva Walsh, or Mrs. George Pope. will commence after the 9 o’clock quired quota. Clothing for all ages many hit songs. Mass Sunday, Sept. 18. Miss Anne Birmingham spoke is badly needed. Burton Lane and E. Y. Harburg Those attending the junior and on the coming Community Chest Misses Clara Courtney and Marie composed the score, which includes drive, and asked for volunteer senior public high schools are in­ Spillman were appointed on the such songs as “ If This Isn't Love,” vited to the Newman club meeting workers for St. Vincent’s Aid di­ committee to make arrangements “ Something Sort of Grandish,” and vision. nONNIE RRAE to be held Monday evening. Sept. for the Communion breakfast fol­ that modern classic, “ How Are COLORADO 19, in the high school building at Sbtor Frances de Chantal re­ lowing the annual Communion Things in Glocca Morra?” Har­ ported on the summer activities of 7:30 o’clock. Mass in October. burg likewise collaborated with the boys in the home. Sister had Chopping District At an informal wedding Satur­ Misses Barbara Bach, Margaret Fred Saidy on the book. just returned from a trip to the NATIONAL day, L Sept. 10, the Rev. Joseph Hamilton, and Loretta Lou^ranum Finian's Rainbow concerns an Western slope where she picked MIMIII riDCIAl DifOSlI INSUIANCI COirOIAIION ^ Koontz officiated at the marriage were requested to attend the next elderly Irishman named Finian fruit, donated by the wowers. The of Ethelyn Higdon, daughter of meeting of the ACCW. fruit will be canned by the nuns BONNIE BRAE SEVENTEENTH AT CHAMPA • DENVER McLonergan. who makes the mis­ CONOCO PRODUCTS Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Higdon of The Queen’s Daughters will con­ take of stealing a pot of gold from at St. Vincent’s home. 3425 W. Moncrief place, to Earl Lnbrication, Car Waaking, Balterie* DRUG CO. tinue their membership in the the leprechauns and fleeing to Mrs. Gilmore Graber gave an Recharged. Tire Vnleanizing ALFRED C ANDERSEN. Owaer-tUBacaa C. Kouba, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ Friends of Carmel. America, whither he is pur.sued by account of her recent visit to her seph Kouba of Sedalia. daughter, who is a nun in the Have your Doctor phone ut The meeting adjourned and a Og, one of the leading little men BONNIE BRAE your Prescriptions The bride, given in marriage by social hour followed.■ 111 of Glocca Morra. Loretto convent, Nerinx, Ky. She spoke of her visit to the Trappist CONOCO SERVICE Beer, Wine*, Etc. her father, was gowned in pale Finian’s Rainbow, plays a mati­ blue taffeta, wore a blue tulle monastery in Gethsemani, Ky., 724 So. UnWerailr PE. 9909 763 So. Unixeraity RA. 2874 nee performance on Sept. 21 at the and described the singing of the CATHEDRAL PARISH hat, and carried a bouquet of red auditorium. All indications point roses and. stephanotis. Hammond Organ Gregorian Mass by the monks as These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage to a complete sellout and Denver an unforgettable memory. Mrs. P h iU ip s 6 6 PreisseKs Red & White The maid of honor, Jacqueline playgoers are warned to make Graber also gave a vivid descrip­ Schumacher, wore a light broTivn Has Spinet Uod^l their reservations early. tion of that part of the monastery Washing or Greasing, $1.00 Grocery and Market satin dress, yellow tulle halo hat, Tickets are on sale daily from life she was permitted to see. Bill Buchanan and Gene Cole FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES, AND TIME TO GET SET FOR FALL! and had a bouquet of yellow roses. 9:30 to 5:30 at the Obelfelder of­ The latest achievement brought The meeting was concluded with Operators CUALITY GROCERIES AT The junior bridesmaid and sister fices, 1914 Stout street, or the Park refreshments, and a visit with the REASONABLE PRICES You’ll get the jump on the teaton if you of the bride, Dolores Higdon, wore out by the Hammond Instrument Co. is the spinet model of the Hill Drug store. hostess, Mrs. O’Fallon. 709 S. University Sp. 9733 Free Delivery SPruce 4447 yellow taffeta trimmed with blue check over your fall clothes note and tend famous Hammond organ. The 2Sil E. O hio A t *. (S o. U oIt . and O hte) them to us for thorough cleaning and neat velvet, a blue tulle halo hat, and spinet model incorporates many of had a colonial bouquet of roses. pressing. the fine features found in the The bride's brother, Charles Hig­ larger model Hammopd organ, don, was best man. such as the wonderful Hammond B & B VARIETY BURKE'S CLEANERS A reception for 300 guests was tonal system, which produces thou­ held in the evening at the bride’s sands of rich organ tones; two Are Your Real Estate 731 So. University Blvd. - RA. 801(^ home. 26 E. 11th Ave. St DcUtcit M A 7 4 4 2 manuals, so necessary for playing Mr. Kouba, a navy veteran, is a the beautifully contrasting and School Supplies • Stationery • Toys’: graduate pi the Castle Rock grade harmonizing tones that constitute Complele Line Aluminum Ware & Housewares . and high schools and was recently real organ music; as well as a Taxes Delinquent? CLARK’S aOWERS one of the midget car racers at pedal keyboard to furnish the rich 9UPLCTE UNE OP CUT PLOWl Lakeside. The bride received her sustaining bass notes which sup­ Unpaid real estate taxes for the year 19,48 are noio de­ AND POTTED PLANTS education at Holy Family school. port and blend with the music of ^«r• 0«llT» TA. SMZl PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED The young couple are now on a the manuals. linquent and should be paid before ^ property is ad­ Roral Spray* and Coraagea FOR AND DELIVERED trip to Old Mexico and California, The beautifully designed and vertised for sale. We have made many loans to pay SOUTH CAYLORD rCOLPAl DKIVB-IN IIM B. COLPAA Colfax at Downing Denver and on their return will reside at proportioned console has been cre­ KEyitone 3217 the ranch of the bridegroom’s par­ ated to fit into limited space, such taxes and we invite ^ou to call on us by phone or Shopping ents at Sedalia. into today’s smaller homes and in person if we may be of service to you. Such loans Each Saturday morning from 9 apartments, into small churches are payable in convenient monthly payments. DOYLE’S to 12 noon, a class of instruction and chapels. Probably the most for those who are to receive the important factor is that the spinet Overstake's Pharmacy PHARMACY sacrament of Confirmation will be model is self-contained. Its built-in Shoes for the Family given to pupils of the sixth grade tone cabinet is more than adequate 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 n * Parttealar DraatM LOANS QUICKLY MADE ON Loweat Price* in Denver and higher. for all medium-sized enclosures. Have Your Doctor Phone tioeom 4 X-Ray Fitting PiMvts,, Cote. 17th AVE. AND GRANT The officers and room mothers There is no separate tone cabinet Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mort­ Vt HU Prescription CB. t t n ntEB OELIVEBT of the parish PTA met in the to place, only the small console Sendel Shoe Store school building Monday evening, which will fit pleasantly into any gages on Improved Denver Real Estate and to salaried We Deliver 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 Sept. 12, to plan• the school :hi ■ year’s decorating scheme. employes on their plain note, without an assignment W« Giva Green Stamps i' activities. In addition to the fact that the The firms listed here de­ Mmes. W. J. Koerber and E. P. spinet model is at home in the of wages and without notifying the employer. serve to be remembered Stewart will care for the altars smallest church, k is priced within The Shirley Garage Sept. 17. easy reach of every church budget. SKOMSTS M OASn nkSIDCS when you are distributing We Also Buy Mortgages and Contracts PE. 2464 BOB’S IGA OPFICIAL AAA GARAGE Linda Lee, infant daughter of The spinet model, as well as the your patronage in the dif­ PHONE TABOR Mil Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spallone, with larger models of the Hammond MARY AMNE organ, are now on display at the ferent lines of business. D*r and Nlihl Stsrat*. Rtpalrint Irvin Comito and Imogene Spal- BAKERIES SUPER MARKET Wiahiaa and Gnadiic Gaaolis* and OHi lone as sponsors, was baptized Sun­ Chas. E. Wells Music Co., 1629 IUI-S7 LINCOLN SC day, Sept 11. California street. This company txmnt Meat* . Groceriea • Vagetabloa has been. the exclusive dealer in Decorated BeUer QuaUty for Less Dr. D. C. Werthman this territoryry for the Hammond—____ WEDDING the world’s largest selling organ— CAKES JIM FURLONG ("all bnUtr") The firms listed here de- . COLUMBINE PLUMBING & HEATING since its introduction nearly 15 aad Associate t e and PLUMBING REPAIRS A|VD NEW WORK years ago. In this short span of 1735 Welton St. KEystone 2224 *» up serve to be rem em bered D entists years more than 18,000 Hammond ALL WORK GUARANTEED Free DeUrary on %2 Order when you are distributing PLATES organs have been sold to churches, 120 E. 16th Avenup (rear) KE 6635 in addition to thousands sold to Open Daily 8:30 to 5:00; Saturdays Till 12 Noon 1014 S. Gaylord 2S Broadway PEarl 7SU SPruea 7413 your patronage in the dif- ' (Caatrally. LecaUd) ^ Nlatil 606 ISth Street 1206 ISth Street schools, homes, and public insti­ KEyatone 8721 TAbor 6761 tutions. ferent lines of business. ?5!

PAGE FOUR Office, 938 B an n o ck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 15, 1949

Presentation School Lecture Series BOREN LOANS Christ the King PTA Formed; Transfer & Storage Moving Storing TO Will Begin at Piano Moving-Baggage Storing BUSINESS WOMEN Gets Memorial Flag Will Name Officers Sept. 19 616 E. 17th Ave. MA. 2867 Any Amount Yon Need (Christ tl.e King Parish, Denver) in September; Mmes. Jack Dris­ Low Cost— Smell Payment* St. Philomena's A Parent-Teachers’ association for (Dhrist the King col, Claude Yeager, and Robert LUNCH HOUR SERVICE From T. H. Kissells (St. Pkilomana’a Parish, Daavar) school was launched at a meeting held in the school hall, Spalding, the second week; and MUSIC LESSONS A series of lectures on Catho­ Mmes. H. W. Hawes, Harold Low­ Phone fint, then drop in on (Preientation Pariah, Deneer) lic doctrine will begin Tuesday, Thursday, Sept. 8. Mrs. Fred Houck served as temporary rey, and Ed Nord are doing the Instrument Fnrnished C' your lunch hour and get Sept 20, in the rectory at 7:45 chairman and Mrs. William Cudmore as secretary. Father work this week. A Lesson* Given in your mone'y Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kissell have given the memorial flag p.m. The Rev. George Evans will John Scannell introduced the sisters who staff the new Baptized Sunday by Monsignor presented to the family in memory of their son, Lt. Stan­ conduct the inquiry class twice school. Walter Canavan, rector, of Im- Your Home ton Kissell, for use on the school flapole. It will be raised weekly, on Tuesdays and Thurs­ Mrs. Lito M. Gallegos, president SepL 7, to formulate plans for the nraculate Conception Cathedral, * Only $2.50 per wk. GLENARM every school day by the newly organized color guard which days, for a period of 10 weeks. of the Catholic Parent-Teacher second annual harvest ball of was Stanley Walter, infant son of Prospective converts, those merely Christ the King parish. Mmes. Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Nowack of Enroll Tonr ChiU In Oar ll-Wtsk INDUSTRIAL BANK has been train^ in the proper care of the flag. league o f the Archdiocese of Den­ seeking information on Catho­ ver, gave an interesting and in­ Howard T. Clennan and J. R 1379 Elm street. Mrs. Victor Ko- Csario—Accordion, Clsrlnot The Presentation parish guild 1534 GLENARM PLACE lic truths, and non-CathoIics in­ formative talk 1)n the aims and Plank are co-chairmen in charge of ziara and Joseph Nowack acted as Trampot, Piano and Violin will resume its meetings on Mon­ tending to marry Catholics are Jut a Ftw fiUpi Off ISth 8L ideals o f a Catholic Parent- arrangements. sponsors. day evening. Sept. 19, at 8 o’clock invited to attend the meetings. Porkhill School of Music AComa 4646 Regis High School Teachers’ association. Sister Mary Miss Mona Lea, Swigert, daugh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seep of in the school building. A repre­ St, Philomena’s Palominos will ter of Dr. and Mrs. William B. FR. 0437 sentative of every family in the inauguratb their football season Theophane, principal of the school, San Antonio, Tex., who are visit­ addressed the meeting and made a Swigeft, a graduate of St. John’s ing the Herman Seeps, plan to Boys W ill Attend parish is expiected to attend. under the lights at Bears’ stadium school last May, will enter St. The Altar and Rosary society Friday, Sept. 16, at 7 p.m. against number of ^suggestions to be con­ remain here for several weeks. sidered by the association. Mary’s academy for her high Mrs. Harold Collins, circle cap­ will meet Thursday, Sept 15, at the St. Francis’ grade school team. school course. 1:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. E. This {pime will be a preliminary to This association will meet again tain, announces a new circle— St. Holy Ghost Mass Monday, SepL 19, at 1:45 p.m. in DONATION MADE Margaret Mary’s. Mrs. ^ym ond Sedlmayer. the tilt between St. Francis de TO NEW CLUB Sales’ high school and SL Mary’s the school hall. At that time, Mmes. Young is captain, and Mrs. Thomas (Regia High School, Denver) Parishioners are reminded to The*beautiful green set of vest­ of Colorado Springs. Tickets are J. A. Tengler, J. D. Buckley, anil Egan, treasurer. The first meeting make use of the free baby-sitter ments worn by Father Scan- A Mass of the Holy Ghost vrill care provided by the Young La­ 50 cents per person, and two tick­ J. R. Plank, Uie nominating com­ of the new circle will be at Uie be held for Regis high school stu­ dies’ sodality every Sunday daring ets to'th e Notre Dame-Southem mittee appointed by the chairman, nell for the first time at Mass on home o f Mrs. Charles Cassidy, Sunday, Sept. 11, are the grift of dents in the Regis chapel Friday the 8, 9, and 10 o’clock Masses for California football rame at South will make their report, and elec­ 1140 Glencoe, Wednesday, SepL tion of permanent officers will fol­ Mrs. Joseph Kavanaugh. They 21. at 1 o’clock. morning. Sept. 16, at 8:30 o’clock, children from 2 to 5 years. Those Bend will be available. having children under two years There are 265 pupils enrolled low. were made in the ecclesiastical art it was announced this week by the to be cared for are asked to con- in St Philomena’s school. Three This is an important meeting department of the Sisters of the Rev. Thomas K. McKenney, S.J., toct Loretta Sedlmayer, MA. 0096, changes have been made in the and all mothers are urged to be Most Precious Blood, O’Fallon, principal of the high school. in advance. faculty. Sister Magdalen Mary, ap­ present, to evidence their appre­ Mo. The Very Rev. Raphael C. Mc­ The PTA held its first meeting pointed superior at S t Mary’s ciation of the work Father Scan­ Mrs. William Swigert has made Carthy, S.J., president of Regis of the school year last Wednesday school, Rockford, III., has been re­ nell and the sisters have done in and donated to the church a red college,' will be the celebrant and afternoon. Following the meeting placed by Sister Agnes Therese, organizing the new school. tabernacle veil and Missal cover, Father McKenney will deliver the the officers and chairmen were former principal of St. Francis’ The members also will have a and a set in green. special sermon for the occasion. hostesses at a tea held to intro­ school, Toronto, 0. Sister Alice pantry and kitchen shower for the In memory of her mother, Mrs. This is the traditional opening of duce the faculty and new mem­ Eugene, music . teacher for the sisters at this meeting. Mrs. Houck, Sarah H. Davis. Mrs. Myron L. enter into all student activities at Regis high bers, Mrs. W. Buchholz and Mrs. past four years, is now instructor FR. 6821, has a list of the needed Babcock has donated a pair of school each year. In former years, F. L. Lee, past president, poured at Community high school. Ster­ items for the kitchen shower. So beautiful gold vases. because of the limited capacity of Mrs. Ed Rider, PTA president, ling, 111., and has been replaced by that there may not be a duplica­ Mr. and Mrs. George Evans, a new life when the old student chapel, the Mass has announced the appointment of Sister Jane Marie of Louisville, tion, members are asked to call the parents of the Rev. George was held in the college gymnasium the following chairmen: Member­ Ky, Sister Mary Joel has been re­ her before selecting the item for Evans of St. Philomena’s, have do­ with high school and college stu­ ship, Mrs. J. Sais; ways and means, placed by Sister Edward Ann from their donation. nated the gold cloth drapes behind dents attending the joint service. Mrs. F. Lee; co-chairmen, Mrs. S t Pius’ school, St. Louis, Mo. A number of items are needed the altar, the Communion rail, F. Nelson, Mrs. P. Gorman, and THOMAS The erection of the new Regis The Sodality card club met in t() complete the kindergarten, and and the pulpit. Mrs, W. Townsend; sick, Mrs. F the rectory Sept 14. Any young chapel during the past year solves Sister Mary Theophane will appre­ Mrs. Wayne Nolop was hostess Imrie and Mrs. J. Koble; program, this problem and the high school women interested in the sodality ciate donations of any kind of to Ave Maria circle in her home MERTON and college now plan their sep­ Mrs. E. Reardon and Mrs. W. are invited to attend the card club stuffed toys, puzzles, games, books, Wednesday, Sept. 7. Honors were of arate, services. Johnson; hospitality, Mrs. W. sessions, which are held on the small records, and most important awarded to Mrs. Thomas Lindsay Mass of the Holy Ghost for col­ Buchholz, Mrs. E. Clough, and Mrs. second and fourth Wednesdays in of all, a small record player. and Mrs. Newton Koser. Miss Lil­ W. McIntyre; book rental, Mrs. H. the rectory. lege students will be held in the lian Covillo was welcomed as a The SEVEN STOREY Kerstiens; publicity, Mrs. J. Gas- The Holy Name society and the The Altar and Rotary society Regis chapel on Friday, Sept. 30. will hold its first fall meeting guest. The next meeting of this MOUNTAIN peretti; ana league representative, Men’s club received Holy (Commun­ Mrs. Albin Brunner. ion "in the 8:15 Mass Sunday, in the library of the school Fri­ circle will be in the home of Mrs. The following room mothers Sept 11. day, Sept. 23, at 2 o’clock. Thomas Lindsay, 1002 Garfield, takes you inside St. James' PTA were appointed: Grade 1, Mrs. R S t Joseph’s club will meet with Mrs Howard Clennan and Mrs. Wednesday, SepL 21. Soucie and Mrs. P. Dougherty; Mrs. Charles T. Campbell on Fri­ Harold Collins will be joint host­ Mr. snd'M rt. Harold Lowrey grade 2, Mrs. D. Allan and Mrs. J. day, Sept 16. esses to SL Joseph’s circle in the and three children hare returned monastery walls To M eet Sept. 19 Kolble; grade 3, Mrs. E. Mauser At the meeting Sept. 12 o f S t home of Mrs. Clennan, 1257 Eau- from a visit to Des Plaines, III., and Mrs. J. Camfield; grade 4, Philomena’s Altar and Rosary so­ dora, Thursday, SepL 15, at a 1 where they witnessed the pro­ (St. James’ Parish, Denver) Mrs. E. Reardon and Mrs. J. Gor- ciety, Mrs. Harry T. Zook made o’clock luncheon. fession of Mr. Lowrey’s sister, Mary Immaculate circle will en­ Tihe St. James PTA will hold ay; grade 5, Mrs. R. Fleming and a report on the progress in or­ Loraine Lowrey, at the Mother Mrs. A. Meis; grade 6, 5trs. H. ganizing new clubs, and gave a joy the hospitality of Mrs. Claude of Mary novitiate. She will be its first meting of the year in the Yeager inTier home, 1280 Fairfax, Walsh Memorial half Monday, Cronkey and Mrs. W. Henderson; brief resume of the retreat held known as Sister Mary Maura in g^rade 7, Mrs. J. Griffey and Mrs. last week end at El Pomar in Colo­ with luncheon and bridge W'ednes- Sept. 19, at 1:30. Mrs. Joseph religion and will teach at St. E. Van Dyke; and grade 8, Mrs. rado Springs. day, SepL 21. Sticksel will preside at this meeting. Xavier’s school, Ottawa, III. C. Meehan and Mrs. A. Sorg. The first fall meeting of the Mrs. John J, Weber has asked As a vacation gift, the Lowreys The officers of the organization society was held in the home of the members of the Infant Jesus l o n e ALL ONE PRICE On Aug. 13 Miss Frances S. took their children on a motor trip d d3eret will be hostesses for this first Roybal and Albert G. Zendejas Mrs, J. G. Berryhill, Jr. Mrs. W. of Prague circle to her home, 150 to the Carlsbad Caverns and into meeting. were united in marriage prior to a A. Tilbury was co-hostess, and Colorado boulevard, for the first of Siloc Mexico. e Wool felt. , . feathered trim, 2 5 The hot-lunch program was in­ profoundly moving introdoc- Nuptial Mass offered by the Rev. Mrs. E. L. Stakebake served in fall meeting Wednesday, Sept, 21, A augurated last Monday. Nearly 300 Dominic Steiner, M.S.B. Witness­ place of MrA T. A. Ryan, who at 1 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Nord of e One of our exciting new hatJ. . tion to the Trappist way children are enjoying the hot es were Betty Roybal and Joseph was ill. The St. Thomas More circle will 1317 Dahlia have had as their 2 of life, its pattern, its history, lunches being served in the Walsh guests for the past several days e Black and all new Fall shades. Roybal. Mrs. Zendejas is the Mrs. E. A. Hanifen, vice presi­ be entertained by Mrs. Free! NONE HIGHER Memorial hall. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank dent, presided in the absence of Mr. and Mrs. James Scheu, who its intention and its achieve­ Krichbaum, circle captain, in her • High fashion at low prices. ment. A discovery of immeasur­ Baptized this week were Laurel Roybal of this parish. the president Mrs. S. W, Bishop, home, 751 lyy street, on Tuesday, stopped o ff in Denver on their On Aug. 30 Miss Marie Kon who is convalescing from a recent way to their home in Minneapolis, able value for everyone, regard­ Lynne Ann, infant daughter of Mr. SepL 20, with luncheon at 1:30 • Sensational values. and Mrs. Elmer Paul Chaput, with rade, daughter o f Mrs. Mary Kon- illness. Mrs. Hanifen greeted the p.m. after a motor trip to Mexico. less of religious belief. Elmer John and Elsie Mary Cha­ rade of this parish, and Clement new member, Mrs. John Waldeck, Mmes. Albert De Bey, John F. Mr. Nord is being sent as a Boos were united in marriage prior and the guest, Mrs. Carr. Recita­ JUustrateJ and with a glossary put as sponsors, Kenneth Dean Murtaugh, C. F. Lamberty, J. A. delegate of the Denver Rose so­ Barrows, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. to a Nuptial Maas offered by the tion of the Rosary was led by Mrs. Tengler, Kenneth Sloan, C. T. ciety to the national meeting in of monastic terms • J3.50 Sibyl Hats Kenneth D. Barrows, Sr., with Rev. Matthias Blenkush. Witnesses Frances O’Brien. Gabelman, Kemp Cooper, Eugene Salt Lake City, Utah, on Sept. 29. Howard and Mary Ethel McCarthy were Rosemarie Gittlein and The reports of the secretary, Sanders. E. A. Williams, J. R. He plans to be there for several Booki — Balcony as sponsors. George Konrade. treasurer, and corresponding sec­ Plank, M. J. O’Fallon, Paul Horan, days. He also is rose tester for the 1622 Welton S u On Sept. 3 Miss Shirley Marie retary were read, and the reports Austin Hannen, Howard Wolfe, A. National Men’s Garden club in this of the membership chairman, Mrs. The firms listed here deserve to Baker and Willis B. Richter were Davis, Arch Breaker, Albert area, and will represent that club be remembered when you aro dls* united in marriage. Witnesses D. R. Costello, and sewing chair­ THE MAY CO. man, Mrs, T. C. Rhoades, were Riede, Howard Clennan, Stanley in the meeting at Salt Lake. tributinf your patronafo to the dlf* were Helen Chaffee and Jack E. Nowack, Myron L. Babcock. How­ Mrs. C. L. Carr of 1268 Dahlia ferent lines of business. Martin. Mr. Richter is the son of given by Mrs. Hanifen in the ab- Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Richter of scence of Mrs. Costello and Mrs. ard Collins, Stephen L. R. McNich- street is confined to St. Joseph’s this parish. Rkoades. ols, Robert Spalding, William hospital. W e C arry Baptized recently were Mrs. Appreciation was expressed for Earley, Fred Krichbaum, C. S. Mary Immaculate circle has M f A R M Jane Sione Noakea, sponsored by the work done during the summer Bromstead, Bradley Lane, Dan charge of the sanctuary and altars JOE HUPPERTS DRUG William and Marie Buchholz; Jean season by the following: Mmes. Ryan,Xee Foster, and James Reitz, during September. Mmes. C. L. the B est (Mamba of Sb Louis' Parish) Ann and James Emmet, twin in­ Jordan, Januks, Halter, Schwartz, met at the home of Mrs. J. R. Carr, Jack Driscol, and Alton Kerr WINTER fants of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quinlivan, Stakebake, Zook, Guen­ Plank, 200 S. Eudora, Wednesday, gave their services the first week Reliable Prescription Service Reilly, Jean’s sponsors being Wil ther, Sheehy, Jones, and Goll. Mrs. For Sure COAL Ham J. Reilly and Joan E. Reilly, G. W. Gunnison volunteered her Cigarettes Carton: $1.53 and for James, sponsors being Wil­ services for the sanctuary work Weed in St. Catherine's When You At the liam Reilly and Carolyn Reilly; of September. Winea — Beers — Etc. and Celina Rosella, daughter of Mrs. Hanifen announced that LOWEST PRICES Mr. and Mrs. Felix Lucero, spon­ the October meeting will be held Buy Our 426 So. Colorado Blvd. DE. 5898 sored by Nestor Lujan and Mar as usual in the rectory with Mon­ ' in Denver tha Archuleta. signor William M. Higgins and the parish assistants as hosts. The an­ nual election of officers will take COAL place at this meeting, and Mrs. Cathedral Faculty E, L. Stakebake and Mrs. J. F. Jordan were requested to meet with Monsignor Higgins as a nom­ Phone MA6181 I I t b e ChaagesAaaouaced inating committee. - J (Cathedral High School, Denver) The chairman announced the Changes in the Cathedral high quarterly meeting of the ACCW school faculty for the year in­ to be held SepL 19 at the K. of C. ffAM AfOJVD O RG M clude the transfer of Sister Mary hall, and invited members to at­ Edith, former junior homeroom tend the meetings and luncheon. T H E BANK FOR EVERY CITIZ teacher, to Seton high school, Mrs. T. J. Vincent was appointed Cincinnati, 0. She is replaced by to represent the society at the Sister Sylvia, who comes to Cathe­ conference. dral from Holy Angels school, Monsignor Higgins expressed Sidney, 0. appreciation to' the hostesses for ''You D on't M ean Sister Marie Daniel, senior their hospitality and gave a short homeroom teacher, has been talk on mental prayer. 'The final transferred to El Pomar Retreat report was given by Mrs. Zook, center, and her place is being treasurer pro tern, and refresh­ filled by Sister Fidelia, who came ments were served at the close of 2 % . . from Xenia, 0. Sister Isabella, the meeting. a t a n freshman homeroom teacher, is now in Xenia. Sister Viola of St, unbelievably Mary’s school, Albuiiuerque, N. FULL Mex., has taken her place. Group to Receive _ In the grade school faculty. Am ount?" Sister Mary Finian, fifth grade LOW teacher, has been, transferred to Comoiuaioa Sept. 1 St. Albert the Great’s school, ‘Certainly I dol Dayton, 0. The fifth grade will be Sunday, Sept. 18, the Cathedral PRICE! taught this year by Sister Rose sodality of Our Lady of the Im­ That's what Citizens Genevieve of the Little Flower maculate Conception will hold its Savings Bank school. Royal Oak, Mich. The sec­ monthly corporate Communion in ond change in the >nade school the 9 o’clock Mass in the Cathe­ is paying on insured faculty is the transfei^of Sister dral, Denver. The general sodality savings accounts." « 1 3 0 5 James Agnes, fifth grade teacher, intention for the month of Sep­ to the Shrine of St Therese, tember is “ For the Good of the Pueblo. Her place has been taken Sodality.” Pews will be reserved Whether your savings deposit Here is a Complete Hammond organ . . . by Sister Elizabeth Patrice, for­ for the sodalists on the right-hand Is $100, $1,000 or $10,000, we merly of liOyola g;rade school, side of the center aisle, and '^iss MISS GEORGIA MAE GUNSOLUS, the daughter at a price that any Church that likes good music Denver. Genevieve Ryan, Eucharistic chair­ of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence C. Gunsolus of Cody, Wyo., be­ pay lx interest per annum Cathedral religiom teachers for can afford. Yes, a complete two-manual- man, will he in charge of the dis­ came the bride of Robert J. Nig;ri of Denver Aug. 20 in St. Cath­ on the FULL amount. The Federah the coming year are as follows: tribution of blue ribbons and erine’s church, Denver. The Rev. Robert Syrianey officiated at the Deposit Insurance Corporation and-pedal organ . . . completely self-contained. Homeroom one. Monsignor medals. double-ring cerdmony before a Nuptial Mass. Walter J. Canavan; homeroom This new Spinet Model has all Wednesday, Sept. 21, the so­ The bride wore an ivory satin gown with scalloped neckline insures each account two. Father Duane Theobald; dality will hold a meeting in SL and cap sleeves, and satin gauntlets to match the gown. Her fin^r- to a maximum of $5,000. the exclusive features that have made homeroom three. Father WiUiam Paul’s reading room at 8 p.m. tip veil of lace was attached to a seed-pearl tiara. She carried a Gallagher; homeroom four, Fa­ the Hammond Organ unchallenged in tonal Miss June Holzer, prefect, has an­ Colonial bouquet of white roses. ther Charles Jones; homerooms Her maid of honor was Miss Regina Cabatti of Pueblo. The Drop in; open your account soon. five and seven. Father John Haley; nounced that since this is the first beauty, simplicity and versatility. official buainess meeting of the bridesmaids were Miss Mary Lou Sangenbacher of Cody, and homeroom nine. Father Regis present year the primary discus­ Mrs. Doris Okes of Crai^. The junior bridesmaid was Miss Denise Spend an hour with the new Spinet Model McGuire; homeroom 10, Pa^er You’re welcome sion will concern we activities of Negri, a cousin of the bridegroom, of Denver. Hammond Organ in our showrooms . . . soon. John Casey, S.J.; homerooms 11 and 12, Father Albeit Puhl; and the various committees for the The best man for Mr. Negri, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. homeroom 13, Father Joseph coming year. As such a program Negri, was Tom Kelly of Denver, and the ushers were Albert Leberer. As in preceding years, will highlight the responsibility Meikeljohn of Denver and the bride’s brother, Vernon Gunsolus of t Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti will and privileges of a sodalist any Cody, Wyo. teach French and have charge of young woman of the Cathedr^ A wedding breakfast was served at the Kappa Delta sorority C it iz e n s the choir. parish who wishes to become bet­ house. The rm ption was also held at the Kappa Delta house frop 3 "»Oias.E. W r II s M u s i c A Mass in honor of the Holy ter acquainted with the work of te 6 in the afternoon Name of Mary was celebrated by this oi^anization is cordially in­ 'The bride and bridegroomridegroom were both graduatedgra from the Uni­ Sa v in g s B an k . HOME OF THE STEINWAY Father Theobald in the (jaUiedral vited to attend. veraity of Denver in June of this year. The bridegroom is now in Monday, Sept 12, at 8:30. The meeting will include a talk law school at the University of Denver and will continue his studies fifobliihcd 1213 In the first assembly of the by the Rev. Duane Theobald, spir­ this fall. 1629 CALIFORNIA ST.^BC BLDG. Out-of-town guests for the wedding included Mr. and Mrs, C. C. U44 WELTON STREET • MAii 425$' school year, Cathedralites were itual moderator of the sodality, -J given a "safety first’’ lecture by and recitation of the Little Of­ Gnnsolus, the bride’s parents; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Peterson, uncle e ' i DENVER, COLORADO Captain Nollstrom and OfScer fice to Our Lady, led by a com­ and aunt of the bride from Port Worth, Tex.; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Member Federtl Oepetit Iniuranee Cerporitleu Hale of the Denver Police depart­ mittee under the chairmanship of friends of the bridegroom from Long Beach, Calif. ment Officer Hale is a graduate Luvonna Duhaime and Irene Nod- The young cou^e left on a three-4:eek wedding trip to California. of Cathedral. linski. — (Smyth photo) T hursday/ Sapt. 15/ 1949 Offic«/ 938 B( :k S t r ^ THI DINVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TalaphonC/ KEyifena 4205 PAGE FIVE Parish Sodality Union Officers St. Louis PTA DR. JAMES P. In Englewood GRAY To Hove Teo Opu>m*trUt VISUAL CARE (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) EYES EXAMINED ear in and year out, A meeting of the council of the VISUAL THAI Nine St. Louis PTA was held on SepL 8 in the home of the president Mrs. OptommtrUt William Roach. Committee chair­ ^ivff the oiitstaxuiin^r service men are Mrs. Basil Olson, member­ B12-13 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. S t ship; Mrs. N. V, Vranesic, hospi­ •{••JljjSjIjSjj: Phone for Appointment that assures families tality; Mrs. Lyman Nachazel, pro­ gram; Mrs. Ed Puetz, publicity: TA. 8888 ef comforting meinorus Mrs. Frank Weith, finance and budget; Mrs. William Alton, pub­ long after lication ; Mrs. Clarence Hamm, mu­ sic; Mrs. Richard Altmix, health; the futieral is over. Mrs. William Abbey, deanery rep­ The Most Delicious t ■ I I resentative; Mrs. J. Sherman Brown, league representative; Mrs. Albert Kurtz, boys and girls' loan fund; Mrs. Frank Weith, first Fri­ Fried Chicken day breakfast; Mr. and Mrs. .An­ thony Gerety, legislation: and Mrs. You Have Ever Eaten E. L. Glenn, guides to achievement Room mothers lor the coming I'ers*. Toen*. Milk-Fed, Unjolnled. Golden Brown, Tender, DelicJon, ye;ear are as follows; For girls, Mrs. Won Doho, Borrod Oaily tod Sander from lI:Se to S P. H. Horan & Son Chapols FI“orence Miller, first grade; Mrs. ISO Soefo KEg«f«n«KEnrfm* 6291 ¥Jt^tmt6m J. Sherman Brown, second grade; Perkins Next Door tXrOm\»ndnaet Mrs. William Abbey, third grade; CloirdBiro Honder*noDOST* mrAir uDDouranfl Cooditiaoerf Mrs. Donald Aymami, fourth grade; Mrs. Charles Carlon, fifth OFFICER^ AND COMMITTEE chair­ ity committee; Irene Michaud, Eucharistic com­ grade," Mrs. Elmer Vogt, sixth mittee; Charlene Pierson, Our Lady’s committee; grade; and Mrs. W. H. Becker, Golden yLantem men of the Denver Parish Sodality union Corinne Kimme, Catholic truth committee; Abe seventh grade; 126S Bdwy. Near 13th St. Restaurant KE. 1204 are shown above. Those in the picture are the Rev. Martinez, apostolic committee; seated, Harriet Mc- For the boys, Mrs. Ed Theisen Frederick ^McCallin, moderator; Cilia Rodriquez, Luster, treasurer; Angela Colminero, secretary; and Mrs Malcolm Taylor, first chairman, social life and membership: Rita La- Catherine O’Brien, president; and Pat PimpI, vice grade; Mrs. Robert Ellerman, sec­ Tourette, library committee; Eileen Dufney, publlc- prMident. ond grade; Mrs. Frank Truskol, -f- + + + + third grade; Mrs. William Burnett, fourth grade; Mrs. T. J. Van- Derby Parish Bazaar Swearingen, fifth grade; Mrs. Ed Butterfield, seventh grade; Mrs. Is Rated As Success Living Rosary Rite C. E. Woolman, sixth grade; and T&e^cef Mrs. Carl Boom, eighth grade. Derby.— The recent bazaar held The PTA is planning a reception and tea in honor of the sisters and at St Catherine’s church in Derby teachers in the school on Sept. 22. A e U was a success, and thanks are ex­ Planned October 9 DENVER'S lARGBT Dtaier tended to all who contributed to Society Plans its success. Cake Sale t » » ^Complete Valve Gifts were presented to the fol­ The Altar and Rosary society 7 4 * * lowing: Friday night, ?36, J. K. By Sodality Union met in the rectory on Sept. 12 and Special»•••■•• •••••••••••••••■■' Weigel of 354 W. 30th avenue; at that time decided to conduct a all types of securides, specializing in those of the’ Tha Usual Price $101.87 Saturday night, 325, Veronica At the monthly meeting of the Denver Parish Sodality bake sale on Sunday, Sept. 25, after Rocky Mountaii^^Empire. Rossi of Welby; Sunday night, union, the initial plans for the Living Rosary were presented the Masses. The sale, to be con We deal in govemnient municipal, and cor* 3100, C. Dannenburg of Fitz- by the chairman of Our Lady’s committee, Miss Charlene ducted in the old school, will be 1335 Broadway 1314-1338 Acoma simons General hospital; electric under the chairmanship of Mrs. poration bonds, preferred and common stocks. range, Mrs. Robert Blake of 4512 Pierson. On Ciiic Center Paul Brady, who will he assisted Our statistical depaitment will be glad to ana­ York, Denver. The Living Rosary will be held Oct, 9 in Holy Ghost by Mrs. E. Michaud and Mrs. D. church at 8 p.m. Representative Hardin. The funds realized from lyze your list of holdings and make suggestions. members of all parish sodalities the sale will aid in procuring new in the city will participate. All altar cloths and a Communion Welby Parish School pastors, and especially sodality cloth. nioderators, will receive special in­ The Booster club has been re­ RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. vitations to attend. painting and redecorating the par­ MEMBER CHICAGO Has Record Enrollment It is tentatively planned to have ish hail in the old school. The hall , GENERAL TIRES the Rosary formation around the will be ready in about two weeks STOCK EXCHANGE church, and as each bead is being as a general meeting place for par­ \ General Batteries Welby.— (Assumption Parish) — Sorrows. Plenary indulgences to- said, the sodalist representing that, ish activities. The club is also The school doors were opened on tiei quotiet can be gained for particular bead will stand between planning an orchestra dance on registration day. Sept. 6, to a record every visit in the Servite churches two candlebearers in the front of Oct. 1. under conditions of receiving the g e n e r a l ] >(e c a p p i n g attendance of almost 300 children, the Church. It is also planned to This . Sunday a second collection KEystone 6241 with deepest regret that some of sacraments of Confession and Com­ have the male members of Sacred munion. will be taken up to aid the ath­ $0U E 6C E e 7 the grade school children could Heart sodality represent the "Our letic program for the school. It is not be adnaitted, owing to the Perpetual novena services in Fathers’’ in the Rosary formation. hoped to have a collection large crowded rooms. honor of Our Mother of Sorrows The newly appointed conunittee enough to insure the boys who are JOHN I. SU U IV A N , net. In preparation for the Feast of are held every Friday evening at chairmen took over their duties at participating in the school sports C.T.A.C Eaaj Pay 1401 W. Colfa* TA 6604 Our Lady of Sorrows a septenary 7 :o0. The novena prayer^^ are fol­ the September meeting, and all activities. novena is being held every morn­ lowed with Benediction. presented short reports of the ten­ ing after the Mass at 8:30. On At all the Masses last Sunday tative plans of their particular Sunday at 7:30 a High Mass will the Rev. John Giambastiani, committee for the coming yeSr. Booker Hawes, Wife I7«h ol CALIFORNIA ST. * DENVER, COLORADO be sung in honor of Our Lady of O.S.M., announced that he has The sodalists welcomed Abe Mar­ been transferred to Chicago. tinez, representative of Sacred Heart Men’s sodality, as chairman Buy Rudisill Market SATURDAY BANKING SEPTEMBER 17-18 of the apostolic committee. Mr. and Needlework Guild WELBY DAYS FETE Martinez has been active in sodal­ Mr. and Mrs. Booker Hawes The second annual Welby Days ity work at Sacred Heart church. have purchased the Rudisill Gro­ Everyday Thriftiness festival will be held in Welby The Sodality union has pur­ cery and Market, located at Loui­ Holds Ingathering on Sept. 17 and 18, opening chased a large supply of pamphlets siana and Clayton. The same fine at 6 p.m. Saturday. Vegetables and sodality material to be on dis­ quality of meats and groceries, as "The charity that helps other and produce raised in the Welby play at all sodality union meetings. well as courteous and friendly First National Bonk of Englewood charities,’’ expresses in a few words community will be on display in A report was given by Regina service, will be maintained. The the aim and purpose o f the Nee­ booths and stores, and valuable Phalen, chairman of the consti­ store will be known in the future IS OPEN SATURDAY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE dlework guild. prizes will be awarded to those tution committee, stating that a as the Hawes Food store, and is a having the best displays. Ample member of the, IGA group of gro­ Heurii 0:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. The function of the guild is to constitution had been drawn up collect new garments which arc entertainment has been provided for the Sodality union and had cers. Mrs. Hawes is a sister of for both days, including a con­ Mrs. Patrick Bowling, a member Open an Account in Englewood Where donated to orphanages, hospitals, been forwarded to the Queen's and welfare agencies, regardless cert each evening. The public is Work lor final approval before of St Vincent de Paul’s parish. It It Convenient to Bank— Thrifty to Shop of race, color or creed. Two invited to come out and enjoy two being presented to sodalists. It is identical new garments, household big days of festivities. Proceeds hoped that the constitution will Two parking lots Week day hours: linens, or any amount of money will go to Assumption parish. be returned before the October on Hampden Avenue 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. will qualify one as a member. The Welby Days committee consists meeting. NO PHYMENIS of Frank E. Ciancioj George De The SodalKy union, under the These garments are collected t .WHEN YOU ARE ^ I Member F, D. I. C. yearly at ingatherings. At this Tullio, Alex Rende, Tony Russo, sponsorship of the publicity chair­ Carmen Ciacion, and Tony Lorenzo. man of the various parish sodali­ time the garments are sorted in SICK OR DISABLED 1 preparation for distribution to Captains of booths are: Drinks, ties, will publish each month a the various charities. The ones William Croce; country store, news sheet containing information (At No AdditiontI Cost) selected have previously sent in Henry Covillo; miscellaneous relative to sodality activities for AUTO iRd FURNITURE requests for articles according to booth, Frank Cianclo, Jr., and Da­ the coming month and news of in their needs. vid Ciancio; games, Donald Cian- terest to all sodalists. The public­ LOANS cio; boards, Mrs. Mary Covillo; ity committee chairmen of the par­ The Needlework guild supple­ Liberal Terms—LOW RATES Cleaning at its Best apron booth, Mrs. Rose Rende; ish sodalities are requested to turn FREE PARKING ments the work of many hospitals hamburgers, Mrs. Helen Wall; hot in any news for the October issue by supplying them with the proper dogs and coffee, Mrs. Antonetta of the paper to the publici^ chair­ LEEMU EUTO CO. 3 DAY SERVICE type of clothing for their charity Lahriola; games. Miss A. Labriola. man of tne union, Eileen Dufficy, 6th St Broadwir KE. 6165. patients. It assists the homes for Mrs. Sandy Domenico and Mrs. not later than Sept. 22. A A A A A A. A AA.AA..X children, the aged, the friendless, Prank Tomeo are patients in St. The next meeting of the Sodal­ child-welfare agencies, orphan­ Pickup and Delivery ' Joseph’s hospital. Both are recov­ ity union will be held at the NCOS, ages, and many other institutions ering satisfactorily. Oct. 4, and will be preceeded by BURNS RIPS 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 by answering their need for gar­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mazzotti are a dinner to begin at 6 :30 p.m. Res­ ments. Many of these organiza­ the parents of a baby girl. ervations for the dinner should OR TEARS tions depend upon the Needle­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Badding be made by calling Catherine J Eliminated by ^ , work guild for the greatest por­ are the parents of a baby boy. O’Brieji not later" than Oct. 3. SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS tion of the clothing that they re­ French or Inweaving OuV^AA/VWVVWWVVWVWVVVVVVVVUVVUW^AWVWWVVVV^A quire. The reason for the strange S4 Boer 8orrle»—RoaioBiblo Price* request of two new garments is, HOSIERY MENDING “ One to Wear and One to Wash’’ Registration of 465 Sets —the guild’s slogan. Mrs. Harry W. Bundy, presi­ OdfLdJjiAn dent, has announced this year’s T h rou gh the years, in good times and ingathering will take place in the Record at St. Francis' Hi inweaving C o . City auditorium annex Oct 2-7. Phone KE. 4409 bad, few things have given so much for so little (St. Francis da Sales’ High School, student and each class has been 304 McCIintock Bldg. Deafened Hear With Danear) worked out according to the reg­ 1554 Calif. as your telephone. , New Aid Using St. Francis de Sales’ high school istrations made by the students Wireless Grruit has a record enrollment of 465. before they left school last June. Its value in some instances cannot even be This registration for the opening In view of this arrangement, it Minneapolis. Minn. — Wireless of the scholastic year brings to will be obligatory for the students estimated. circuits, unbelievable magic for light a new experience. Classes to utilize all free time at home for the deafened, weigh only 1/32 of will be "staggered" for a double study, and parents are urged to an ounce. Troublesome, bulky, session program to enable the see that thein sons and daughters A single call may save a life. . . make a static-producing wires are ban­ school facilities to be used to the devote at least two hours of home ished forever in this tiny circuit utmost advantage. Lunch hour and study for the preparation of their friend. . . save hours of time. . . close an important Users repOVt clear understanding— class subjects and that the regular hear even a whisper. The maker some study periods will be dis­ pensed. clau attendance at the hours pre­ business deal. of Telex, Allen Hempel, Telex scribed be complied with. It will Park, Minneapolis. Minn., is so The new plan provides for all not be possible for a student to One of a series showing style proud of this tnumpb he will classes and all studants. Seniors maintain a passing grade without Yet a telephone call continues to bo one of the gladly send you a free booklet on and juniors attend class from 8 home study. leaders in new automobiles how to hear more clearly, and ex­ o’clock until 1:30; students not biggest bargains money can buy. The cost of ARGOFLEX plain how you may test this instru­ engaged in class recitation at School opened on "Wednesday, ment with a wireless circuit in the 12:46 will be dismissed at that Sept. 7, with a High Mass of the GET A telephone service has gone up far less than most privacy of your own home without time. Sophomore and freshmen Holy Ghost sung by the pastor, CAMERA risking a penny. Write Telex today groups are in class from 11 o’clock Monsignor Gregory Smith, at 9:30 other things in recent years. Day and night —Adv. until 3:46 in the s^temoon; those in St Francis de Sales’ church. At 8:30 each student reported in A tplondid eomera you'll enjoy for yeoril Modified twin- not engaged in class recitation A U TO L O A N I your telephone stands ready to make calls •— during the last period at 3 o’clock his respective home room desig­ lent type that shows you the picture before you toAe it! will be dismissed at that hour. nated in a letter received from the and to receive them. Knights of faculty in the preceding week. On Hat many features of more expensive cameras: Students coming at 11 o’clock Thursday the freshmen and sopho­ will obtain their lunCh before that more groups carried through their time; those being dismissed at • D.mhl* (xpoeare prtrentloii. Camera ...... 14.89* Columbns program with shortened periods as And, while providing a service of great value, your • Lart* reflex view flndler. 12:46 or 1 :30 will pave their lunch a “ tryout” This same procedure INSURANCE after their dismissal. • Sr>rl>r«nlx«l flack chatter, Case was carried out on Friday with Telephone Company is also one\of the larger • Take. e«lere All are outfitted fo make your camp. Among the needs is more American Beauty .shade, and they Chef George 0. Davis playground space, as the building carried fan-shaped bouquets of Maurine Ellen and Kathleen trip pleasant and comiortahle; Ann, twin daughters of Mr. and Formerlr S>,4 V*att *t Jo« Awfol Colf»«’« World of the Boulder Canyon highway gladioli shaded from pale pink to all hove a gracious charm we Famoof Rinrsidt Looncf« has taken a large portion of the deep rose. The bridegroom’s niece. Mrs. James A. McCusker, were original camp grounds. Miss Marilyn McGee, who was baptized Sunday by the Rev. John Ihinlc you will enjoy: all com­ Now at Miss Abbie Flath reported a flower girl, wore a white satin P. Moran, with Paul and Joan bine to make the Colorado splendid showing in rolled band­ McCusker as Sponsors. dress with a long train, and a real Eagle a travel treat in fine rail ages for the lepers by the group lace mantilla. She carried a basket Stephen Joseph, son of Mr. and ^ L u b Sh sik O jvabjf, doing the work. A generous con­ of sweetheart rosrt. John Walter Mrs. Henry J. Siems, was bap­ transportotion . . . hove you MISS MARY LEE WOLF and Francis Joseph tized Sept. 7 by Father Moran, tribution was made by members Hyer III was the ring-bearer. tried us recently? Featuring Seven- present toward the purchase of Morrato were married July 16 in the Church of the with Fred Brandenburg and Mar­ Charles J. McGee was best man garet Worley as sponsors. arments for Denver Deanery Unit Blessed Sacrament. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and John Walter Hyer, Jr., and Course Dinners f 8 of the Needlework guild; Mrs. Ferdinand Wolf and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Raymond Gucse ushered. On Saturday, Sept 10, Mar­ Mabel McFarland, a director of Louis Morrato. The bride’s great-uncle, Monsignor S. V. Fraser of Convanient at Very Reasonable Prices After the reception the couple garet Ann Ofstad was baptized and the deanery unit, will make the Aurora, Kans., witnessed the double-ring ceremony at 10 o’clock. received into the Church by the Fast Schedules purchase on behalf o f the court. He was assisted by Robert Breunig of St. Thomas’ seminary, who left on a two-week wedding trip. Your Choice of Cocktails and Dinner Wines Both plan to resume their medical Rev. Charles Jones. Helen Yeagy A vote of appreciation was is a former classmate of the bridegroom. was her sponsor^ Lv. Denver ...... , . . . . 4:I0PI 8HIEK ROOM given Mrs. Martha Flanagan, practices here when they return. AVAILABLE FOR Pink and white gladioli and palms decorated the altar. Miss The KIRAY club for high school Ar. Kansis City...... 6:40 AH GROUPS and PARTIES chairman of the board of mana­ Mary Cehrle sang “ Cn This Day, C Beautiful Mother” and “ Agnus Altar Society students of St. John’s parish will gers for the clubhouse, and Mr. Ar. Wichite ...... 7:00 U Dei.” To Meet Friday resume its regular meetings Tues­ and Mrs. Leo J. Kennedy, in im­ PHONE TA. 9727 Mr. Wolf gave his daughter in marriage. Her bridal gown day'evening, Sept. 20. The meet­ Ar. St. Louis ...... 12:01 Ml mediate charge, for the fine ap­ Mrs. Ralph Dines, president of of blush pink satin was fashioned with a fitted bodice; the full ings last from 7:30 to 10 o’clock. pearance of the residence. St. John’s Altar and Rosary so­ skirt was over a front panel of lace and swept into a court train. ciety, will preside at the meeting The regular information classes There was a bertha and yoke of rose-point lace and a ruffle of of the society in the school hall for interested non-Catholics and Queen of Heaven Aid the same lace at the wrists of the long sleeves. A crown of blush- on Friday, Sept. 16. A dessert- Catholics who wish to learn more J. N. Sanders 3 FINE STORES pink illusion lace, trimmed with seed pearls, held her veil of French luncheon will be served at .1 about their religion will be re­ Gen. Agent illusion in place, and she carried a white prayer book adorned with To Meet at Orphanage o’clock, and the meeting 'will fol­ sumed in the first week of Octo­ 515 Seventeenth St. 87 So. Broadway an orchid and stephanotis. low immediately. The Rev. Fran­ ber. The Queen of Hceyen Aid The bride’s sister. Miss Betty Ann Wolf, was her maid of cis Syrianey will be the guest Denver, Colorado 753 So. University Blvd. •ociety will hold its first meet­ honor, and the bridegroom’s sister. Miss Henrietta Morrato, and speaker. All women in the parish Main 3239 . 1550 Colorado Blvd. ing of the fall season at the Miss Louise Smart were the bridesmaids. A cousin of the bride­ are invited to the luncheon and to SAVE 1 /3 ON YOUR orphanage, 4825 Federal boule­ groom, Marietta Morrato, was the junior bridesmaid. All the the meeting. vard, Denver, at 2 p.m. Tues­ attendants wore white embroidered frosted-marquisette frocks over MEAT BILL DELICIOUS CAKES - PIES - ROLLS day, Sept. 20. pink slips, with matching crowns, and lace mitts. They carried col­ Mrs. Felix O’Neill entertained By Baying in Members are kindly requested onial bouquets of pink and white summer flowers. the Mother Cabrini club with Sold at Our 3 Stores Only to bring or send two new gar­ Carl Ernest Selander was the best man, and Nicholas de Simone luncheon and bridge in her home Quantity ments for the Needlework drive. and Frank Dechant were the ushers. The bride’s mother wore an recently. Complete Processing SetYice Take the Argo bus at 15th or oyster-white suit with copper-colored accessories, and the bride­ Mrs. Daniel Reinert and daugh­ 16th and Lawrence. groom’s mother wore a powder-blue frock with matching accessories. ter, Margaret Mary, returned Steel Lockers Available A breakfast for the bridal party, the families and out-of-U>ym Wednesday, Sept 14, after a vaca­ West 38th Ave. Store relatives, was served in the Holland house in Golden. A reception tion in Burlington, la., and in KING'S FRIGID MRS. HELEN CONIGLIO, Prop. was held in the home and garden of the bride’s parents. Miss Louisfe Chicago, 111., before going to the Smart presided at the guest book. Shrine of St. Anne in Canada. On FOOD BANK Ice Cold Beer in Bottles WEST SIDE (Mr. A Mrs. A. A. King, of After a motor trip to the Pacific Northwest, Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ Csthodral Parish) and cans . . . by case or less JERSEY DAIRY rato will live in Denver. Mr. Morrato received his B.S. degree 11 Popular Brands to Choose From from the University of Denver in 1948, and was g;raduated from Evergreen Society 2041 So. University Also Complete Lins of Wines, Cordials, Etc., At Popular Prices P. J. JonJis the school of law in 1949. Mrs. Morrato received her B.A. degree PE. 3533 from Loretto Heights college in 1948. Free Prompt Delivery - GR 2387 Grade A Products Elects New Heads 38th and Upon — Mrs. 8 a.m. to 12 Midnight Homocenlud or Rofnlsi Milk. Full Lins of Doirr $1,630,189 Denver Quota Evergreen.—The Altar and Ro­ Products DtllTcrsd to Your sary society of Christ the King Homo Scrrlna Dcnrcr 45 parish. Evergreen, met in the Years. in Community Chest Drive home of Mrs. G. B. Greer Sept 1 YOUR LAUNDRY At the meeting the following of­ Phones RA 6060 or RA 0461 With seven new agencies and operate 88 agencies participating ficers were elected: Mrs. Greer, elimination of a sizeable number in the Community Chest in Den­ re-elected president; Miss May 10 Pounds.,...* 1 ’®^ of national fund-raising campaigns ver, Adams, Arapahoe, and Jeffer­ Francis, rice president; Mrs. E. locally, the Denver area Commu­ son counties. H. Malley, secretary; and Mrs. WITH FOUR SHIRTS FINISHED nity Chest Saturday announced a The goal was established only M. Grabrian, treasurer. HUMMEL’S goal of $1,630,189 will be sought after careful study by the budget in the fall campaign for 1950 and review committees of the The hope chest project and Goodheart's Average Family Bundle -1 0 Lbs The Beer That Denver's Leading needs. Chest. This group reduced budget games party of Aug. 7 realized I about $600. Delicatessen Palmer Hoyt, president of the requests of agencies by $97,897, Average Cost Per Family Per Week — $1.65 Made Milwaukee Famous Denver Chest, said the executive cutting 7.2 per cent off estimated Mrs. Frank Anderson, Sr., was committee approved the goal as needs. The goal is $170,480 co-hostess at the meeting. Father M U RRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. FOOD at its FINEST the minimum amount necessary to greater than the 1948 quota. Barry Wogan, who^ opened the Harold F. Silver, general cam­ meeting / with prayer, has been “Flu// Dry Service^* W, — Paal V, — M. T. Murray^ Open Sundays paign chairman, said the goal rep­ transferred to St. Rose of Lima’s resented an amount that would parish, Denver, where he has been SHIRTS— laundered, starched, ironed to perfection. Closed Mondan Annual Home Show insure a minimum program of es­ appointed pastor. FLAT W O RK— clean, fresh and neatly finished. iNTERMOUNTAlN ELEVATORS 311 E. 7th Ave. KE. 1986 sential health and welfare serv­ The next meeting will be held ices and would be accepted in full WEARING APPAREL— washed, tumble dried, usable DENVER To Open Sept. 17 Sept. 29 in the home of Mrs. H. 0. confidence by campaign workers HiU. 'as is.' and contributors. Fort Morgan Flour Mills WESTERKAMP^S The third annual Denver Home Silver pointed out it would have Average Bundle includes 4 dress shirts, 1 tablecloth, show will open its doors Saturday, been impossible to have held the 2 sheets, 2 pillow cases, 3 bath towels, 4 wash cloths, FORT MORGAN Sept 17, at 7 p.m. in the City au­ V KE. 9043 5106 Wash. goal below $1,728,986 if the bud­ 3 shorts, 3 T-shirts, 4 pair socks. EVESYTHING A GOOD GROCERY ditorium annex with the most col­ get committee of 22 citizens BRANCHES AT— SHOULD HAVE orful exposition of home products, headed by Paul Horan had not ncan So Much Done for So Little Money! BEST POODS AT LOWEST PRICES materials, and furnishing ever dis­ LONGMONT. . . YUMA - WE DEUVEB — found ways and means of reducing Consider the Saving of Time and Labor! played in the Rocky Mountain the budget by $97,000. “ The goal Beauty HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE region. must be increased this year be JOIN MORE TH A N 1,200 DENVER FAMILIES The show will attract many cause the Denver area is a grow­ NOW USING GOODHEART'S MONTHLY CREDIT MILLERS AND HANDLERS thousands of home owners, pros­ ing area, expanding at a rate of MACARONI PRODUCTSI OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, VOSS BROS. pective home buyers, ranchers, and approximately 2,000 persons per —PROMPT SERVICE— BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL contractors from all over the state, BAKFBIES month,” Silver said. Pick-up & Delivery of FEEDS according to John Lloyd, chairman Hoyt asserted that further cuts of the Home Show committee of Laundry or Dry Cleaning Country Shippers! 3 Stores to Serve You in the face of increased demands the Denver Association of Home for services can mean only one remember— everything removable goes to Consign Your Shipment To Vs Builders. Among the many fea­ thing— reduction in services of Goodheort's for better cleoning" tures will be Denver’s first public the 88 agencies and deferring of demonstration of television. Visi­ necessary building repairs. tors to the show will be able to see themselves actually televised “ Let’s remember, too,” he said, GOODHEART’S “ that the Chest open-door policy on a regular screen, and they will BROADWAY LAUNDRY SP 4436 be able to see their friends as they of including as many agencies as possible in one campaign automat­ © 387 $0. BROADW AY • 'W e Peturn All But The Oirf" are caught by the television Beverly camera. ically increases the CtTest budget. We cannot include additional There will be new ideas and de­ agencies at the expense of partici­ signs for the kitchen, the living pating agencies.” room, and the bath; colorful dis­ Chest leaders said the $170,480 plays of draperies and tiles. There increase in the goal over last year Is will be house plans and new ma had been budgeted as follows: terials, practical ideas io r remod Urgent building repairs, $30,000; eling the old mansion as well as increase in operating costs, $32,- space-saving ideas for those con­ 656; expansion of senrices, $74,- templating a new home. Alto­ 485; USO and other nmional cam­ gether, there will be $500,000 paigns, $30,440; reserve for con­ Best! worth of me'rchandise shown in tingencies, $3,000; total increase more than 100 exhibits. The size of $170,480. the displays this year will be larger Initial phases of the Red and more complete, with all con­ Feather campaign are already ceivable ideas for kitchen cabinets under way. Campaign report dates and storage space and new kitchen are Oct. 21 to Nov. 4. ' •'g- appliances, combining beauty and color in the most pleasing effects. The show is expected to draw Sacred Heort Program BREWED N IT I- P f iK \ Beverly Peanut Butter is a food high in body-building more than 90,000 in attendance and will open at 2 o’clock each day To Be Suspended Until ROCRT jm iilfiu ii' protein and energy values. Let your youngsters enjoy plenty and run until 10 o’clock each eve­ ning. Oct. 8, Director Says —Beverly is priced to please your budget. Taste Beverly at The Denver Home show is spon­ t s p i % sored by the Denver Association of The Denver edition of the Sa­ Home Builders, in co-operation our risk: Unless you are thoroughly pleased with the Bev­ cred Heart radio program which i i M with the Denver Post. has been heard over radio station erly you buy at Safeway, your money will be refunded. Bev­ KMYR each Sunday noon for the past two years will be suspended Navy Mothers' Club until Oct. 8, it was announced this erly spreads smoothly, tastes fresh as fresh-roasted pea­ week by the Rev. J. Clement Ryan, Will Meet Sept. 19 S.J., director of the program. nuts, and never NEVER gets “loose oil” on top! With much listener interest now f Comdr. Lulu Doetzel of the centering on the close of the major Rocky Mountain Navy Mothers' baseballleague pennant races and club 462 will preside over an im­ with the World series soon to fol­ Ready to Serve! portant meeting at 8 p.m. Mon­ low, the station will carry these America’s Fine Light Beer day, Sept. 19, at 1772 Grant sporting events starting at noon street Fall activities will be dis­ each Sunday. CRISP... cussed, and plans completed for On each Sunday after Oct • A BEVERAGE OF MODERllTION WAY a broader welfare program. Srthe Sacred Heart program will GOLDEN BROWN Mrs. Lulu Harvey and Mrs. return to the air at 12:15. The / * Joyce Huey will have charge of Rev. William B. Faherty, S.J., will AT YOUR GROCER’S refreshments. be the first speaker. I w W..IIIMII-.V. A4el^CconComp*iiY.Ooldw.Celot«fe.U4 A.

i . ' i T hursday, Sept. 15, 1949 Office, 938 B an n ock Street TH E DENVER CA TH O LIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE SEVEN Curacao Dominican Missionary Spending Loretto Heights Faculty for 1949-'50 Colorado Vacation, First in 10 Years

By E d Miller crude by water to the island re­ back to carry him out." They never Curacao is comparatively free of The Rev. Theodore Exler, O.P., finery than to build roads, rail­ have caused Curacao any trouble, Communist infection— mainly be­ a native of Schiedam, Holland, roads, and towns in interior Vene- however . . . except for the one cause, as Father explains, the na­ zuela, just across the gulf, where time back in 1929, when they took ■whp is visiting in DenVer this week, tives have a comparatively high adds to his English a broad touch the oil is produced. possession of the island’s one fort of the Holland Dutch inflection Conversely, about the only thing for a day and then went o ff to do standard of living, being well paid ' and perhaps even a faint tongue- Venezuela imports from peaceful their dirty work in the home coun­ by the oil company and also being twist imparted by 30 years o f Curacao, says Father Exler with try taking Curacao’s Dutch gover­ able to realize a good profit from a smile, is an occasional bloody nor with them as hostage to insure the tourist trade. Father doubts revolution. safe passage to Caracas, Venezu­ that Communism will ever make “ This is the problem,” he says ela. They let him go the next day, grreat inroads into the political cli­ in his rich accent. “ The revolu­ though, unhurt but very chagrined. mate of Curacao because of this tionaries come over to Curacao to Unlike the more northern is­ fact, and because more than 90 per plot their actions. Then they go lands in the West Indies chain. cent of the- population is Catholic. Curacao is a comfortable place to live. In addition tp such tropical delicacies as mangoes, much of Catholic Mothers' the table fare is imported from the United States and Holland. The island even has its own Coca-Cola bottling plant, and. Father admits, remarking that to the Dutch the Organization Notes ordinary meal beverage is beer, he can always get Schlitz or Pabst. Father has never heard a Calyp­ so song and points out that they 3-Year Anniversary are peculiar to the larger islands to the north. Neither has he ever Three years rfgo this fall a Epistle and Gospel of the day on seen evidence of the Sunday sup- citywide Catholic Mothers’ club the night before, attendance of laments’ favorite topic, voodoo. was organized in Denver. The the entire family at Holy Com­ gis worst experiences came at the mothers throughout the city met munion, if possible, and family start o f his 80-year tenure when for instruction and discussion. recreation that is wholesome. he had to travel from island to The theme of the discussion These and many other ques­ island in the Windward chain in group, “ Family Life in Christ,” tions of interest to all Catholic small, unsafe boats— often risk­ covered any question that would women make up the discussion ing his life in the face of the no­ torious Carribbean hurricanes. All THE 59 MEMBERS of the faculty of Loretto the year. The Very Rev. W. J. Kenneally, C.M., was guest speaker. Fr. Theodore Exler, O.P. help mothers in maintaining a of the Mothers’ club. All Cath­ good Catholic home and educat­ olic women are asked to belong. that is over, now. he says . . . for Heights college, Denver, who attended a faculty insti­ The five sisters in the front row, left to right, are Sister Pauline speaking Papiementoe, the lan­ ing their children. The group Although the group is called now he travels from island to island tute in the college library Tuesday, Sept. 13, are shown above. The Marie, director of admissions; Sister Mary James, treasurer; Sister guage of the Curacao island na­ advocated instructing children in Mothers’ club, the meetings by plane. institute, at which new members of the faculty were introduced, M. Florence, dean; Sister Rose Margaret, librarian; and Sister Eileen tives. the first few years of their would be of interest to all Cath­ Coming from a very Catholic reviewed the academic program and extracurricular activities for Marie, dean of students. ' A missionary priest who has lives in the most important part olic women. family. Father Exler is one of three brothers who entered mis­ + + + + + spent his life laboring in the West of their education, namely, re­ The group at the present time + + :-f :+. ;-t-: Indies, Father Exler proves to be a ligion. sion work. A brother, James, is separated into parish groups known as Ludwinus in the Fran­ rich find as far as interesting sto­ Many of the young women for the convenience of members. I ries are concerned— and a one-man ciscan order, was murdered by New Heights Teachers Introduced found to their surprise that a The Blessed Sacrament parish Japanese soldiers in 1939, when he chamber of commerce when it three-year-old child could learn Mothfers’ club meets every second comes to describing the interesting refused to leave his mission post the story of Christmas, the An­ Monday under the direction of in China in the face of the Jap­ life and unique attractions of the nunciation, or Easter as readily Father Mulcahy. Father Mul- Windward islands and Curacao. anese advance. Another brother, Faculty Institute Opens College's Year as he could Little Black Sambo or cahy is now reviewing Christian the Rev. Dr. Francis Xavier Ex­ Curacao, according to Father Red Riding Hood, that certain doctrine for the group. Exler, is as peaceful a little island ler, is a Norbertine priest in Chi­ A faculty institute, attended by childish prayers could be mem­ St. James’ parish is having extracurricular activities. Sister Mrs. Kate Kinyon, education; Miss Mariajamole, but in 1944 fled with as you will find, the native popu cago. orized quite as ea.'ily as Humpty thv first meeting in the church 59 members, was held at Loretto M. Nerinckx presented the organi­ Angela Poersch, nursing; Mack her family to Germany. When the lation being quite industrious, _ Father Exler is taking it easy on Dumpty. The mothers learned to hall following the Sacred Heart Heights college Tuesday, Sept. 13, zational plan proposed this year Switzer, speech; and Miss Gene­ war ended she was able to finish very religious, and, happily, quite his vacation. He gets a four-month vieve Yelenick, home economics. teach their children the Hail devotions Friday evening. All vacation every 10 years, paid for, in the library. The Very Rev. Wil­ the secondary school at Schein- prosperous economically. The main for the college unit of the Confra­ feld, Germany, in 1947. The same Mary with a story of the Angel women of the parish and others oddly enough, by the Dutch gov­ liam Kenneally, C.M., rector of ternity of Christian Doctrine in Lithuanian DP industry of the island is oil proc­ Gabriel coming to the young girl outside the parish are invited to year she enrolled in the Technical essing, Curacao having some of ernment, which accords the same S t Thomas’ seminary, was the order to train girls for the lay kneeling at prayer. In this way attend. The hostesses for the first To Study at-Heights university at Stuttgart where she the greatest refineries in the courtesy to Prote.stant ministers. guest speaker at the noon lunch­ apostolate. a picture of the Annunciation is meeting are Mrs. Thomas Daw­ From here, he will go to Chicago, eon. studied for two terms. world, although the island itself New faculty members were in­ Loretto Height* college will painted in the child’s mind so son and Mrs. Earl Baker. traveling only during the daylight Other students from foreign has not a single oil well. Operated that the beautiful words of the Catholic women who would be Dean Outlines troduced. Their names and the de­ enroll its first DP stndent this countries who will enroll in the by Royal Dutch Shell Oil cartel, the hours in order to see the countiy Hail Mary will never be the interested in organizing a dis­ better. After a visit with his Yearns Program partments in which they will teach fell. Miss Grezine Sruginis, freshmen class are Miss Alicia refineries were located in Curacao meaningless jumble often heard. cussion group in their own par­ are: The Rev. James P. Graham, originally from Kaunas, Lithu- Levin and Miss Delia Paez from because it was easier to ship the brother in Chicago, he will jour­ The importance of the observ­ ish may obtain information from ney to the East coast, where he Sister Mary Florence, dean, out­ C.M., philosophy; the Rev. John uania, will hare an opportunity Cuba; Miss Ana Elena Martinez ance of Sunday was stressed. Mrs. J. P. Downs, organizer of will leave by steamer in Novem­ lined the academic program for Lohr, C.M., religion; Sister M. Eu­ to continue her studies which and Miss Christa Vogel from CROSS EYES Means of keeping this day holy the city-wide group, by phoning ber for Curacao . . , and 10 more the year, and Sister Eileen Ma­ lalia, secretarial studies; Sister ware interrupted, first at Maria- Mexico; Mis* Maureen Toelkea would be by the reading of the ALpine 3327. years of hard mission work. rie, dean of students, reviewed the Rose Patricia, voice; Sister Jeaftne jamole, Lithuania, in 1944, by from Pern. Misses Barbara Mar> TREATED d’Arc, biology: Sister M. Karen, the approaching Bolsheviks, and tin, Lynda Da Silva, and Patsy sociology; Mrs. Helen Gumlick and then at Stuttgart, Germany, Ikehara are from Hawaii. Dr. M. L. Perilo when circumstance* forced her to quit the Technical university Denver girls will comprise ;a O plom elriu Catholic Youth Council Formulates Father Phelan Thanks where she had been studying large percentage of the class. Practically every local high school 320 St b m Bids. TA. 2S83 chemistry in 1947. In competi­ Friends for Sympathy tion with other DP girl* in the will be represented. American zone of Occupied First Plans for Fall Season's Activities The Rev. Patrick J. Phelan of Germany, Miss Sruginis won Estes Park Church Goes St. Anthony’s hospital, St. Louis, the scholarship offered by Lo­ (Catholic Youth Council, Denrer) All club member* are invited to chairman of the Fitzsimons com­ Mo., formerly chaplain of the Sa­ retto Heights college. On Winter Mass Schedule Plans for the fall season were made at the meeting of the wedding, and to the recep­ mittee. cred Heart orphanage in Pueblo,' Miss Sruginis, with her parents Estes Park.—Our Lady of the ^ a n d a ll^ the Catholic Youth council Friday evening, Sept. 9. The tion to be held from 4 to 6 p.m. Dale Warner and Don Mul- wishes to thank the many friends and a brother, has been in Jersey at 1665 Grant. queen volunteered to go to show in Colorado who have extended Mountains church has reverted to meeting was held in the Gold room of the K. of C, clubhouse. City, N. J., this summer. Her story its winter Mass schedule with the MeUGlCNARM PI.TA6794, Club Treasurer Leo Kitson movies at Fitzsimons this week. their sympathy to him on the occa­ follows the pattern of the other slacking of the tourist season. Only The first social to be co-sponsored by the council and the and Mary Linn will be married A committee meeting was ar­ sion of his brother’s sudden death. displaced persons now in this one Mass will be offered every Sun­ Knights of Columbus will be held Saturday, Oct. 1, in the on Saturday, Sept. 17, in St. ranged for Thursday, Sept 15, to James Phelan died Aug. 26 in country through the efforts of the K. of C. hall. Mary’s Cathedral, Lansing, draw up the calendar for October. day, and that at 12 noon. At a later County Kilkenny, Ireland, of a War Relief Services o f the Na­ date there will be two Masses on Mich. All club member* who All members are invited to come It is planned to make these pended time and effort in making heart attack. tional Catholic Welfare Confer­ one Sunday each" month. Catholic socials monthly events, this event such a success. happen to be in that vicinity are bowling on Tuesday nights at the Father Phelan served in the ence. Born in Kaunas, 20 years Colfax lanes at 9 o’clock sharp. Mass will be offered in the church offearing young Catholics the op­ Bowler* Launch Sea*on invited to the wedding, and to post of chaplain at Sacred Heart ago, Miss Sruginis completed the portunity to attend regular city­ the reception to be held at 603 primary school in that city. She proper until the weather becomes CPYC took to the alleys for 'School of Donee' under Archbishop Vehr and, later, too cold. Then Mass will be held wide socials under Catholic au­ South Washington avenue, Lan­ the Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging. started her secondary schooling in spices. Joe Bauer and his or­ their first league games of the sing, Mich. in the basement Chapel of St. season Friday night and results Planned by K-Ducots chestra will play for the first (K-Ducat Young People’s Club) Walter. dance. of this session were: High game— St. Joseph's Club Bud Regan’s . 209 and Shirley Why go to Arthur Murray’s? Miss Kathleen Scardina, publi­ Carey’s 179; high series— Joe Mc- Offers Variety The K-Ducat club is sponsoring its St. Thomas' U. Club city chairman for the council, own school of the dance. Wednes­ Iw o generations o f Denver Shane’s 502 and Shirley Carey’s (St. Joseph’s Young People’s will send out notices to all clubs day evening, Sept 21, “ Martha Tkrill to dM Emilies have found Ideal Laun­ 456; high averages — Joe Mc- Club) concerning the fall social pro­ Curry” will inaugurate classes in dry Service so satisfactory that Shane’s 167 and Shirley Carey’s Members of S t Joseph’s club Commencing Third Year T o m o f t U s they have made Ideal the largest grams. 152. The “ Pin-Heads” had high group and individual dancing. The laundry in this region. New The date for the annual Har­ enjoyed a watermelon party at lessons are designed to be of bene­ three-game series of 2,036. John City park Sunday, Sept. 11. All Founded in 1947 by former equipment now enables us to vest ball has been set on Saturday, Kelly has generously volunteered fit to all, but especially for those (St. Thomas’ University Club) serve additional customers. Oct. 29. A committee has been ap­ agreed that it was a pleasant aft­ who feel their training has been members of the Chicago Catholic to handle the bowling records this ernoon. Catholic college graduates or University club, the organization Why not phone us? pointed to take charge of this year. The next bowling night will neglected. event. More details will be an­ Tuesday, Sept. 13, the regular those with at least two years of is a meeting place for Catholics PbMs MAIN 4281 be Friday, Sept. 16, at 9 p.m., at In addition to all the popular college work, their wives or hus­ nounced later. CYC bowling was held. All mem­ with college background. It plans Colfax lanes. Those interested in ballroom steps, the evening’s en­ bands are invited to attend tjie bers of S t Joseph’s bowling team to establish a burse for the educa- Sister Regina, superior of the this sport should contact Bob Kra­ tertainment will feature instruc­ meeting of the S t Thomas’ Uni­ tioif of a student at St. Thomas’ Holy Ghost youth center, has re­ mer, athletic chairman, CH. 9679. meet at St. Joseph’s church after tion in such popular novelty dances versity club Monday, Sept 19,- at novena services and go in a group seminary. The 130 members rep­ quested the council to furnish boys On Monday, Sept. 19, the CYPC as the “ Raspa,” the “ Hokey- 8 p.m. in the USO-NCCS, E. 17th resent the medical, legal, teach­ as supervisors for activities at the hostess group, co-operating with to the bowling alley. Pokey,” and the like. and Grant. The Rev. Raymond ing, and nursing professions; all center on Monday and Thursday the USO-NCCS, will visit the psy­ Thursday, Sept. 15, the social Martha Curry insists that she Ruiz, C.M., a faculty member from branches of the business world, evening. Members of SL Joseph’s choneurotic ward at Fitzsimons com^iittee has planned to have a has the ablest and finest teachers S t Thomas’ seminary, will speak college students, and other fields. club will furnish volunteers for the hospital. Both dancing and card dog-race party. Interested mem­ available and urges all to take on “ Evolution.” Refreshments and They are graduates of schools first period. playing are on the program. An­ bers will meet at S t Joseph’s rec­ advantage of her free lessons. a social will follow the meeting. throughout t h e United States, Council bowling is now in full gela Scherschel, CH. 8262, is the tory at 6:30 p.m. Canada, and Europe. swing at the Colfax Lanes, E. new chairman of this group and Friday, Sept 16, the girls from The outstanding work of the DORAN Colfax and Ogden, with 12 teams ^rls, who would like to participate the club will visit the recreation Wed in St. Catherine's University club has been the teach­ participating. St. Joseph’s No. 1 in this activity are asked to call hall at Fitzsimons General hospi­ ing of catechism classes weekly HATTERS team is leading the pack with six Angela after 6 p.m., or Elaine tal. It is sincprely requested that for children of the Mushroom and **Bat B«condltloniof wins and no losses in two evenings Petri, AL. 5916, between 9 and 5, more girls of the club join in this Goat Hill settlements north of W u r l Oz e r * Barrfe* ExcloBlTvIy^ _ of competitions. Right behind are Denver. Other activities are an by noon Sept. 19, so that Red worth-while activity. For further IIICTRONIC OROAM 733 £. Colfax at Cl^rluon the St. Mark No. 2 team and Our Cross transportation may be ar­ annual day of recollection, a dis­ GALL MAfN 6R38 information they contact Joyce Strits 10, Smgls Manual \ Lady of Lourdes team, both with ranged. Koch, chairman. cussion group that will be led by Pm PiekwQp and Dathrarr James Madigan of the Regis and CONVENIENT TERMS j Sarrka five wins and one loss. Also scheduled for Monday, Sept. 19, is the regular business Saturday, Sept 17, St. Joseph’s Loretto Heights philosophy depart­ Thanks of the council are ex­ club will play host to young people >■ Hear this organ with impoo- { meeting of the Camera club at 8 ments, informal record concerts, pressed to Marion Macken, who of the city at a “ cheap skate” ing tone and broad variety * i organized and directed the CYC’s p.m. in St. Paul’s reading room. and regular social events. ■ The dance. All arriving prior to 8:30 club sponsored a film on the Mass of tonal effects. Spinet-sized square dance program so success­ This group will make plans for its ...beautiful cabinetry...lif^ fully, Miss Macken is resigning, next outing. All club membersr are will be admitted free. All arriv­ and a talk by Yves Simon, a noted HOSPITAL ing later than the appointed hour philosopher, in 1949. long quality consmicdoa... John Ziegler of St. Joseph’s club invited to attend. separate tone cabinet. will be her successor On Tuesday, Sept. 20, the music will be charged 25 cents admis­ The third year will begin with EQUIPMENT appreciation group will see Firi‘ sion. the installation of the new officers You will marvel at the ease of CYPC Has Happy ian's Rainbow at the City audi­ Tuesday, Sept 20, bowling en­ headed by Larry Hurst, president playing rich«;atis(yiog organ The following committee chair­ Labor Day Memories torium. thusiasts will again represent St. music on this new Wurlitzm ft o t ffu a l - > • Institutional Bob Kramer, athletic chairman, Joseph’s in the Council bowling men have been named: Member­ Series la ship, Art Gregory: social, Elaine Wheel Chairs • Dish Tmcki (Cathedral Yoang People’* Club) CH. 9679, announces that horse­ league. For further details, Hazel Stewart should be called. O’ Brien; publicity, Marion Macken Wheel Stretchers a Traj It has been said that anticipa­ back riding is planned for Thurs­ and Margaret Moore; program and Truck.* a Inhalators tion,is greater than realization but day night. Sept. 22. This is a reser­ Wednesday, Sept. 21, weather arrangements, Jack Downs and Dr. Instrument Tables this was not the case of the CYPC vation affair and those interested permitting, members of S t Jo­ John Hemming; Catholic Aetjon, Electric Food Conveyors Labor day outing at Camp St in participating are asked to call seph’s club will have one last pio Angela Eisenman; and historian, Casters a Industrial Trucki M a 1 0. The consensus .of opinion Bob. nic before the cold weather at Alice Nash. Catholic Youth coun­ A'RM STRONG was that this year’s outing was the For tennis fans— Maggie Reyes, Washington park. All who plan cil representatives are Torchy Ma­ best yet. On the program were tennis chairman, AL. 1307, reports to attend should meet at St Jo­ honey and Ed Jersin. The finan­ CASTER COv dancing, volleyball, softball, swim­ that there will be tennis fit 2 p.m. seph’s rectory at 6:30 p.m. Ar cial adviser, a new post i* John 828 UTB ST. ming, horseback riding, hiking, and in City park on Saturday and ^ n - rangementa will be made to have Yelenick, who is also vice presi­ a wiener roast featuring a song- day, Sept. 17 and 18. Players will various members bring refresh­ dent. TAbor 4692 fest led by the Rt. Rev. Joseph meet at the tennis courts. ments. All members are urged to Bosetti. The club wishes to thank CYPC has received an invita­ attend the picnic, sftice it is the Monsignor Bosetti for his kind hos­ tion from St, Joseph’s YPC to at­ last one planned for this season. pitality and active participation in tend a dance on Saturday night. Friday, Sept 23, members of Storic BABY LAUNDRY many of the activities; also the Sept. 17, at 8:15 p.m. It will be the club can enjoy the “ hot rod” “ Exdiuiva Bui Not Expensiva’* camp counselors who cooked and “ cheap skate" dance — free for races in Englewood. All those de­ FRED LUCCI served the meals. th *ie who get there by 8:30 p.m. siring to attend should meet at Let m laamlsr rant larstt* frsa *f ebsrtsl After that there will be a charge S t Joseph’s rectory at 7 p.m The club was happy to have as Phone EA. 4018 1606 E. 17th Ave. Custom Upholstery. special guests Mr. and Mrs. H. C. of 25 cents. They do soften the Transportation will be arranged at Abelein, parents of Dee Abelein, blow by hoping that all get there that time so that all may attend publicity chairman. early. the races. Drivers will be reim­ and New Furniture Orphan Party Succa** Bill Milano was chairman of this bursed for passengers riding in Made to Order Fifty tired young misses will their car. activity, ably assisted by Bill testify that last Sunday’s orphans’ Beautiful Samples to Show Monckton, in charge of transporta­ party picnic was a huge success. Sh Francis' Has tion; Dee Abelein, publicity; Anna- Mary Meneghini, religious chair­ Day or Evening Calls New Vice President belle Edwaifds, entertainment; man, was in charge "and wishes to Mary Meneghini, religious activi­ thank Bud Regan and Francis (S t Fraocis’ Young People’s MARGARET PROSE (above), daughtef of Mr. and 2842 W. 44th GL 1222 ties; and Bob Kramer, sports. Sin­ Bruggenthics, who procured the Club) Mrs. H. E. Prose, exchanged vows with Gerard Magers, cere appreciation is extended to food, and AI Romano, who bought The regular meeting of St son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Magers, before a Nuptial Mas^ in St. them and to all others who cx- the prizes. Foster parents of the Francis' YPC was held Sept 13 Catherine’s church Sept 10, with the Rev. Robert Syrianey witnessing day wish to extend their apprecia­ in the assembly room of the rec- the ceremony. _ ' DENVER'S MOST 174> Tnaont PL tion to Mrs. W. E. Billeter of Ever- toi7 . Plans were made to build Virginia Urban was maid of honor and James P. McCruder green, who provided coffee for up the club membership. All mem­ 111 R. IIUi At*. was bes^man. The bridesmaids were Patricia Svobada and Shirlie niOGBESSIVE them. bers are asked to come to the next McGilvny. The ushers were Charles Casletti and Ronnie Donovan. m E. ITth At*. Cupid’s Comer— Club Mem­ meeting Sept 27. ' Marie Battaglia was the soloist and was accompanied at the organ ber* Leo Smith and Katie Stef* M4 E. Uth At*. Because Jim Morgan, former by the Rev. J. B. Paolazzi. Breakfast was served at the Top of the Park t H 7 ^ t lUrkM St. anicb will be married on Satur­ vice president, resigned, Hugh dining room. After a short wedding trip to Yellowstone park, the 1001 BANNO ALpina 0473 TAkor Il7t day, Sept. 17, in St. Anne’s Kline was elected to this office. couple will make their home in Denver where Mr. Magers is attend­ church, Arvada, at 10 o’clock. Mary Bauer waa appointed ing Regis college.— (Smyth studio photo) BVININGS P E a r l 5 0 9 1 1

PAGE EIGHT Ofnce, y j0 tfannocfc street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 T hursday, Sept. 15, 1949 Children's Choir KIRAY Officers Hold Reunion HANSOIV LODGE musements ♦ Dining In Idaho Springs on Highways 6 and 40 — Close to the Ski Areas! A Recreation Sings at Wedding Rooni§ - Dinners - Cocktail Service Of Marie Nielsen (Loyola Parithi Denrar)

The Loyola k HooI children’* SECOND ANNUAL WELBY DAYS choir made its first appearance of the present school year when it WELBY, COLORADO sang for the Nuptial High Mass at the wedding of Louise Marie Niel- Gifts ■ Music - Entertainment sen and Bernard C. Langfield Sept 10. Miss Helen Neumann was the organist apd Miss Agnes Cazin SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, SEPT. 17 & 18 sang a solo at the OffeVtory of the Where to Qo for Dinner! Mass. Sister Margaret Pierre di­ Benefit of Assumption Parish rected the choir. Miss Nielsen has been the organ' Everybody Invited — Come Out for a Big Time ASK YOUR FRIENDS! ist for the children’s choir for sev­ eral years, and the choir wished to They will tell you ... sing for her on her wedding day. Members added to her pleasure by giving her a picture of Christ. The marriage ceremony was witnessed by the Rev. J. A. Herbers, S.J., THE HOLUND HOUSE and the acolytes were Don Fraw- Friday Fishermen; ley, Billy May, Bemie Hammons, Goldenin and Joe Reischman The Altar sodality met Tuesday A t t e n t io n ! afternoon with a record attend­ is tops for food and service ance. Mrs. Emil Frei, president, (Personal supervision, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Holland) thanked the women who had taken care of the altars and sanc­ - Friday (and other days, too), tuary during the summer. Plans Johnny Ott has a prize catch . . . prize trout Phone Golden 68 for reservations , or just for the present year were dis­ IN THE BIG TIME NOW, these seph Gallegos, Ruth Tynan, William Sievers, and . . . live lobster . . . jumbo shrimp . . , drive out and come in. cussed and particular stress was Betty Murray. Across the front are Ray Humble, snapper . . . swordfish . , . fresh crab . . placed on the proposal that former officers of the KIRAY teen-age club Jean Shea, Marlene Freudenstein, and Joan Rae. wpmen who have moved into the abalone . . , choice salmon. . . oysters. . . any millllHUIIIIIIIIIIillltlllllillllllllllllllfllUlllllllllllllDlltlillllH of St. John’s parish, got together for a Communion The KIRAY club has been in existence in St. seafood a fish lover could desire. parish in the past few months breakfast reunion last week before heading for John’s for the past three years. It is under the direc­ be invited to join the sodality. their respective colleges. In the back row are Jo- tion of the Rev. Charles Jones. . that’s not all . . . he has prize This Sunday will be the Commun­ white wine . . . giant cocktails . . . long ion day for the sodality. + -f- + PTA to Mett Tuesday drinks . . . bonded bourbon . . . old scotches ’^n e c i o s The Loyola PTA will meet Tues­ . . . all to make dining die pleasure it always day, Sept. 20. At that time a re' KIRAY Officers Regis College Keeps " die old Navarre. Come in on Friday. port will be made by the member­ Also Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., and Sat. ship committee on the success in FAMOUS FOR FINE IHIOY THE Wisrs FOOD SERVED IN A ic MOST REFUSHINO contacting the mothers whose GRACIOUS MANNER COCKTAIL LOUNGE children are attending Loyola Hold Reunion in Double Enrollment RscomiMtided by Dunceii Hintt school for the first time. There TREMONT AT BROADWAY should be' a notable increase in THE Open every day • PrivaU dinii^ rooms KE. 9618 * CH. 2494 membership since this year’s en­ St. John's Parish rollment of 288 children is the Of Pre-War Years o i w m largest in the history of the school. Former officers of KIRAY, the Mrs. Matt Saya, president, will (R efii College, Denyer) 1727 Tremont Place • MAia 6789 propose the project agreed upon, high school club in S t John’s par­ Classes at Regis college and Regis evening college got ish, held a Communion breakfast the_ selling of Christmas cards under way Sept. 14 after a week’s period devoted to a fresh­ Arthur M. Oberfclder take* pride in announcing this terrific | which are religious in sentiment. last week. ’The group attended man orientation program and to the registration of upper­ “ road (bow.” Playing only Pittiburgh, Kansa* City en routa to ' Saturday evening Messrs. Mass and received Holy Commun­ the Pacific Coait. Direct from New York City with original i Burke, Bramer, Ferdon, Mackey, classmen. r / m ) ion in St. John’s church and then production after two yean on Broadway. i Golden, Mulligan, Worland, went downtown for breakfast All The Rev. Louis G. Mattione, S.J., dean of the college, Fletcher, and Haffey met with the the former officers are now in expressed his pleasure that the "One of the mightiest musical clicks in history!'* pastor and drew up a list of men college. Three of the group were Regis enrollment is still approxi­ whom they will contact for mem­ unable to attend because they mately double that of pre-war St. Francis' -WALTER WtNCHELL bership in the Holy Name society. were out of the city: Margaret years despite the loss of many vet­ E d elw eiss After this meeting the entertain­ Sherlock, a student at Colorado eran students, which has cut en­ ment committee met with Father university; Michael Cloughesy and rollments in many colleges and Altar Unit B. J. Murray, S.J., the spiritual di­ 1644 GLENARM . OPEN 11 A. M ro 3 A M Thomas Earley, students at Regis universities throughout the coun­ rector of the society, and plans college. try. were discussed and completed for WMM’S Those who attended and their Students Becoming Meets Friday the procedure at meetings. sehools were William Sievers, St Father Herbers baptized Kevin Thomas’ seminary; Joan Rae, Im­ Regis-Conscious (St. Franci. de Sale.’ YOUR BEST Ann Henry, infant daughter of Mr. maculate Heart of Mary college, Pari.h, Denver) and Mrs. Lawrence M. Henry, with The present class testifies to a St. Francis de Sales’ Altar and t r o P « * 5 Los Angeles, Calif.; Rutii Tynan, growing interest in Regis among HOTEL VALUE Joseph J. Henry and Susan Mary Rosary society will hold its first St. Teresa’s college, Kansas City, young students o f. upper high Eilbacher as sponsors; Dennis meeting of the fall season in the Mo.; Joseph Gallegos, Regis; school age, both in Denver and M / m m assembly room of the rectory on Robert Woodford, infant son of Betty Murray, the St. Mary col­ throughout the country, Father SHIRLEY-SAVOf Hom DENVER Mr. and Mrs. William Woodford, lege, Xavier, Kans.; Jean Shea Friday, Sept. 16. Immediately pre­ Mattione said. ceding the meeting, a dessert- with Joseph and Frances Wood­ and Marlene Freudenstein, Lor- He also announced that full sta­ "inspired smash musical! NfWSWllK ford as sponsors; Thomas Patrick etto Heights college, and Ray Hum­ luncheon will be served. Members tistics on the enrollment would be of the society will receive Holy AUDITORIUM Callahan, infant son of Mr. and ble, Notre Dame university. completed in this week and would DENVER SEPT. 19-20-21 IT-AVAI MATINEE Recommended by Roland L. Hill Mrs. Bernard John Callahan, with Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass The KIRAY club has been in be announced .soon thereafter. on Sunday, Sept. 18. Night*; Orch. $4.20 and $3.60; Bal. $3.00; Mezz. $2.40; Gal. $1.SP David John Vostrejs and Olivia A existence in S t John’s parish for Vostrejs as sponsors; and Cynthia Frosh Hold The League of the Sacred Heart Matinee: Orch. $3.60 and $3.00; Bal. $2.40; Mezz. $1.80; Gal. $1.20 three years under the direction of will meet on Tuesday, Sept. 20, at Tlcktt* now on m Io at Oborfcldtr OlIicM, 17U Stout SI., or Park Hill Drag. Anne Wilkins, infant daughter of the Rev. Charles Jones. It is a club First Assembly Mall order* with cheek ta A. H. Oberfclder, 1711 Stout St, BEST FOLKS OF ALL Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Wilkins^ 2 p.m. in the assembly room of the for all high school students in the rectory. “EAT-AT-THE-HALL" with Mr. and Mrs. M. Galloway as On Sept. 8, the first freshman parish, both from parochial and Mrs. Farrell will entertain the Joe M. Bland, Mgr. sponsors. public schools. class assembly was held, at which time the incoming students were St. Francis circle in the K. o f C. Hall Hotel Coffee Shop presented to the Very Rev. Ra­ hall, 1575 Grant street, on DOTEL RE-MODELED phael C. McCarthy, S.J., president Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 1 p.m. Where Denver’s Society Entertain* for Luncheon* and Dinner* i m Cartl* StTMt Sacred Heart School Opens of Regis; the Rev. Charles .Kru­ The Mothers’ auxiliary of Cub pack 126 will meet on Tuesday, FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, ger, S.J., Regis librarian; the Rev. • DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 John J. Quirk, S.J., moderator of Sept. 20, at 8:15 p.m. in the as­ With Enrollment of .700 students affairs; Larry Lee Var- sembly room of the rectory. All Beaalifnl Ballroonu Private Dining Room* nell, Regis basketball and base­ Cub mothers are invited to be DOLLAR DINNERS (Sacred Heart Parith, Denver) ball coach; and Gerry Coursey, present. The enrollment at Sacred Heart school was about 700, as of representing the student council. Coach Joe Loffreda visited the Monday, Sept. 12. Beginning last Monday hot lunches are being The remainder of the day was fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth JIM’ S TAVERN at the served in the school lunchroom. Mrs. Costillano is the new manager taken up with college aptitude grades on Monday, Sept. 12, and LVTVCBEOIV W«Ieom« to D«iiTtr*8 Fincot of the lunchroom. Mrs. Angela Miller, who formerly held this tests and Friday, Sept. 9, was de­ introduced the students to Jim position, resigned owing to ill health. voted to freshman registration. Stromsoe and Bill Miller, the new BEES — WINE - MIXED OEINKS COLBURN HOTEL St. James Thursday, Sept. 15, the PTA officers, chairmen, and room- Upperclassmen registered on grade school athletic coaches. 128 BROADWAY mothers are expected to have a 100-per-cent representation at Monday and Tuesday of this week. The council o f the Parent-Teach­ JAMES M. OELOBRET LUXURIOUS ROOMS ers’ association met in the assem­ Cocktail Lounge the CPTL school of instruction, which will be held from 9 :30 until m Georgetown 11:3D at the Shirley-Savoy hotel. bly room of the rectory on Tues­ New Coffee Shop day morning to formulate plans for featuring mining camp Beginning Monday, Sept. 19, the school PTA will sponsor a Nun-Teachers the coming year. Mrs. Herman 10th ATenue at Grant membership drive, lasting one week, from Sept. 19 to Sept. 26. MAin 6291 pastries. Doyle, president, has named the D. B. CERISE. Uantstr The room which promotes a 100-per-cent membership and the following mothers to the standing girl who gets the most members will receive prizes. To Be Feted committee and room mothers’ Next Friday evening devotions for the perpetual novena in staff: Mmes. George Mossbrucker, honor of the Sacred Heart will be at 7:30. combined arts; L. D. Binkley, book Ronald and Philip Wanezyk, sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Wan- A t Heights chairman; A. J. Dunst, CPTL; 0, ^o'u niH tgK iieh en. ezyk of 2942 Walnut street, are both confined in Mercy hospital. The annual party arranged Wienecke, deanery; George Clay- pool, first Friday breakfast; Ed On Colorado Springs Hiway 85— Littleton, Colo. by the archdioce.an .uperin- Porter, hospitality; John Craig, tcodent of ichooU for the teach­ Serving Dinners and Smorgasbord membership; Phil Pacheco and Married in St. Joseph's ing filter, of Denver and vicin­ Thomas M. Carroll, program and Daily 3 to 8 P.M. Sundays, 1 to 7 P.M. ity will be held Saturday, Sept. publicity; F. E. Marriott, radio and 17, at Loretto Height, college. film; Alexander Phannenstiel, Cloaed Monday* - Reaervation* Are Not Neceaaary - No Liquor* The day’, program will begin at room mother chairman; Clarence 1949 Season Closing November 1st It a.m. Arrangement, are be­ F-rede, social; and George Phelan, ing handled by the Siater. of ways and means. Charity of Cincinnati. In the afternoon the Para­ Room mothers are Mmes. Clark Hogan, lA ; Clarence Mastin, IB; mount picture, “Top o’ th e Thomas Fitzgerald, 2A; Michael Morning,” .tarring Bing Cro.by, Turilli, 2B; Robert Henshaw, 3A; Barry Fitzgerald, and Ann 0. Watson, 3B; J. J. Cunningham, Blytk, will be .hown through 4A; Gerald Mally, 4B; J. Lam- ouc/m . u d the courte.y of Dave Cockrill, brecht, 5; Joseph Bahl, 6; Lee/ ( P e c f i ' ...... manager of the Denham theater. Guerin, 7; Henry Heilman, 8; J. Mr. Cockrill i. furni.hing the W. Dooley, 9A; Carl Woertman, projector and operator a. well 9B; Clifford Welch, 9C; N. R. a . the film. Anderson, lOA; Alice Yorger, lOB; \ The Rev. Richard Hie.ter will Frank Keegan, 11 A; A. T. Mans­ al.o entertain during the day’, field, IIB ; A. G. Verlinden, IIC ; fe.tivitie., and it i. hoped that John Blair. 12A; and John Mc­ the Mo.t Rev. Hubert Newell, Carthy, 12B. G r e a t b r D B N V £ R TWO GREAT CROSBY Coadjutor Bi.faop of Cheyenne and former .uperintendent of P ia U R E S ON THE SAM E PROGRAM .chool. in the Denver arehdio- ce.e, will be able to attend the HOME SHOW party. The Rev. Edward A. Ley­ den, pre.ent .uperintendent of .chool., i. directing the entire SEPT. 17-25 ^^BLUE SKIES” program. THE NEAREST THING TO HEAVEN IN TECHNICOLOR Tex Beneke to Play SEE ALL TH AT’S NEW with BING FRED JOAN At Rainbow Bollroom IN ONE BIG SHOW CROSBY ASTAIRE CAULFIELD When Tex Beneke and his or­ chestra appear at the Rainbow TELEVISION ballroom on Sunday, Sept. 25, for PLUS a one-night stand, swing and sweet music fans can look forward to DREAM HOMES ON PARADE hearing hits of yesterday and to­ HELD OVER — 4TH WEEK! day played by the band that made anohisorchistra ^ them hits. Not only has Tex in­ Victor Recording SCORES OF VALUABLE GIFTS BING WITH BARRY FITZGERALD cluded in his repertoire all of the hits that he has made, he has also Artists AND ANN BLYTH IN retained all of the arrangements Now*"* 2 TO 10 P. M. DAILY CAROLYN STELLA SHEPHERD, daughter of Mr. which found their way to fame when the band was under Glen and Mrs. Fred George Shepherd, became the bride of Gl«nn Oouglo* I f Gerald Hugh Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Leonard, Sr., Miller’s baton. TOP 0’ THE MORNING” Sept. 11, before a Nuptial High Mas.^ in St. Joseph’s church, with _ Glen Douglas is the featured the Rev. Carl Schwarz, C.SS.R., officiating. singer with the Beneke band, and Buddy Yeager gets a lot of laughs CITY AUDITORIUM The bride wore a white satin gown and carried a bouquet of with his comedy specials. Jack white roses and gardenias with white streamers. Jock Sp-r'infl Snerling, ,who is lauded as one Sponsored by Eleanor Hummel was maid of honor and Robert J. Leonard, Sunday, Sept. 25 of the greatest drummers in the DENVER ASSOCIATION OF HOME BUILDERS brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The bridesmaids were business today, will be on hand RAINBOW BALLROOM Theresa Lamirato, Lorraine Capra, and Veronica Harrison. The to get in his beats. Bob Mitchell ’ Sth A Broadway SP 2991 IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE DENVER POST DENHAM THEATRE ushers were Earl Goetz, David Goetzfried, Edward Leonard, Fred and the Moonlight Serenaders will Shepherd, and Richard Harrison.— (Smyth studio photo) blend their voice in sweet harmony.

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T hursday, S«pt. 15, 1949 Office, 938 B an n ock Street THE DENVER C A TH O LIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE N IN E St. Francis’ Meets Colo. Springs in Grid Opener + + + + ’ + T + + + Immovable Object St, Joseph's Bulldogs Strong PirateaTest Irresistible Force Look Good in Scrimmage Gremlin 11 in Game Coach Ev Stewart got a good seph squad when it meets the look at his St. Joseph s Bulldogs Aurora high team undef the lights in action Wednesday evening Friday, Sept. 16, at Aurora. Sept. 13, when the squad journeyed St. Joseph's plays the Parochial to Arvada for a scrimmage against league opener ga in st the Holy At Stadium Sept. 16 the Trojans. Although in this type Family Tigers Friday, Sept. 23, of practice the coach tries to ex­ in a night game at Bears' stadium. Bear’s stadium, Denver, which so recently rang to the pose his team's weak spots rather The Bulldog line is light, having reverberation of hickory on horsehide, will furnish sports than its strengrth, it must be said an average of 148 pounds; the ^ a t the Bulldogs easily held their backfield is somewhat *-etter with thrills of another nature Friday evening. Sept. 16, when an average of 150. Owing to this cleat-clad toes meet the pigskin in the Metropolitan city’s Coach Stewart chose a night lack of poundage, the squad will gridiron kickoff for 1949. scrimmage to get his boys con­ concentrate on a fast running at­ Providing the excitement for this season’s opener will ditioned to playing “ under the tack from a single wing and T for­ lights." Another such practice mation. Doing the major job of ball be two squads from Catholic schools, the Gremlins from St. game is in store for the St. Jo- handling will be Bi’.' Frick, Bud Francis de Sales’ high of Denver and the fighting Pirates of Schoepflin, John Nigro, and Car­ St. Mary’s high, Colorado Springs. Kickoff time is set for ter. Paul Frick, veteran back and 8:15 o’clock. St. Philomena’s and St. Francis de Sales’ grade 'Register' Editor St. Joseph’s regular, is temporarily out of action because of a knee school teams of the Junior Parochial league will meet in a injury. Coach Stewart, however, preliminary tilt at 7 o’clock. Honored by Pope hopes to have Paul back in the The St. Mary team, rated as One Register editor and one lineup to play the league opener. one of the best in the Southern ST. FRANCIS’ SUBSTITUTES The passing job will be handled priest formerly connected with the Colorado league, has a decided Nsme Clsu No. Pos. Wt. Register are among the nine by Bud Schoepflin; the punting Art Ruschs, soph...... 10 HB 140 priests of the Diocese of Salina will be done by Schoepflin and weight advantaee. Larry Ash, vet­ Joo Herbrrger. senior ...... 11 T 170 John Fox. eran end for the Pirates, can be Bill Hogsn, senior 14 HB 135 and the three priests of the Diocese Jerry CsrroU, fresh...... 16 HB 93 of Grand Island who have been Coach Stewart, although com­ expected to harass, if not upset, Rich Neyer. Junior...... 17 FB 155 elevated to the rank of Monsignor. plaining of his line’s being weak in the Gremlin pass defense. Ash was Frsnk Hill, fresh...... 19 FB 130 Two of the new Papal Chamber­ spots, says that if his backs can an all-state selection among Cath­ Eirl Truesdsle, junior...... 20 FB 140 -a break away "they will make trou­ Jim Flood, junior ...... 21 HB 135 lains of the Salina diocese are the olic squads in 1948. Coach Mar­ Louis Mtrtinelli, fresh...... 22 HB 120 A' Very Rev. Monsignor Raymond ble.” “ As far as the rest of the tin Anzelini will run his boys off J»rry Ott, junior ...... 24 T 148 s Menard, editor of the Worthivest- league goes,” says Stewart, “ I the T-formation and will highlight Chsries O'FsIIon, senior. .. 25 HB ISO a look for a tough game with St. Tom Lee, fresh...... 26 HB 120 ern Kansas Register, and the Very the passing of Ray Schmidt, 128- Joe Krstz, soph...... 28 FB 150 •a Francis’ and (Cathedral. But it Rev. Monsignor Cornelius J. Brown pound halfback. John Rico, senior ...... 33 G 158 * of Belleville, who was stationed at looks as if Regis has the league Dsle Stsvsst, senior ____ 34 HB 135 I crown all sewed up,” When asked On the line, Anzelini ii ju.tly Gerald Fsbisno, soph. 36 C 127 the Denver office of the Register Tommy Carroll, fresh...... 87 QB 115 . 8 about St. Mary’s of Colorado proud of Jim Nolan, ISI-pound for two years, during which time guard, who lead, tha backfield Mike Cummlnks, fresh..... 38 HB 114 he helped out at the Annunciation Springs, Coach Stewart commented Larry Dowd, junior ...... 36 T 155 that St. Mary’s probably has one blocking from a running guard Pit McElroy, senior ...... 40 T 145 parish. position. Larry Duran, 151- John Blake, senior...... 48 G 130 of the toughest teams in the Dave Dobbs, senior ...... 44 G 155 Other Kan.sas priests honored pound junior and line sparkplug, by the Holy Father include the Southern Colorado conference. Jim Hill, senior...... 45 E 155 The Bulldogs look forward to a will spearhead the line offense Clyde Wiggins, soph. 47 HB 145 Rt. Rev, Monsignors James Bradley from his position at left guard. Rusty Mather, soph...... 46 C 156 of .function City, C. J. Roche of strong eleven for several seasons John Dowd, junior ...... 51 E 145 because most of the regulars are Coach Anzelini played with Dirk Ott, senior ...... 58 G 140 [Abilene, William Butzer of Beloit, Tummy Guerin, junior...... 57 E 140 .and John Wolf of Leoville, and the sophomores and juniors. Only two the Trojans of Trinidad Junior [Very Rev. Monsignor William Mer- first stringers. Bill Frick and Gra- college and flew with the United I chant of Clay Center. boski, are seniors. Stewart is very States marine corps before com­ The three new Domestic Prelates pleased with the performance of ing to St. Mary’s. of the Grand Island diocese are the two freshmen, Babe Tyfalt, tackle, The Gremlins of St. Francis’ St. Vincent de Paul Rt. Rev. Monsignors Leo Blaere of and Martinez, a guard. look for their veteran team, under Valentine, Aloysius Jarzemski of The tentative starters for the the able coaching of Joe Loffreda, Ashton, and Francis Keller of Holy Family game are as follows: to unleash a fast running and pass­ Society W ill Keep John Nigro, quarterback; Paul Ogallala. ------ill ------ing attack sparked by 125-pound Monsignor Blaere, native of Frick, fullback; Bill Frick and Bud Richard Italiano. The Gremlins West Flanders, Belgium, was Or­ Schoepflin, halfbacks; John Kec- will employ the single wing and Ozunum Sunday lan and Graboski, ends; Ronny .1 dained at the American college, the short punt formations. Joe k- Louvain, Belgium on July 16, Younger and Dan Kirstings, Loffreda feels much more confi­ Plans have been completed by 1905, for the Diocese of Omaha. tackles; John Fox and Thomas dent about the southsiders’ the Particular council of Denver 155-POUND GUARD Larry Duran, a sparkplug Milner, guards; and Bob Carberry, On March 14, 1907, he was named chances after fielding his team DISPLi^YING SHARP FORM for- the Gremlins of center. St. Vincent de Paul Society for the player for the Pirates of St. Mary’s high school, Colorado pa.stor of St. Nicholas’, Valentine, in a practice game with Brighton St. Francis de Sales’ high school, Denver, is Bill Maes, Springs, promises that no Gremlins will move through his position The Bulldog reserves are Ed high in Brighton. Italiano’s run­ observance of Frederic Ozanani 160-pound halfback, from whom big things are expected this year. ' a position he still holds. He is a Sunday, Sept. 18. in the 1949 grid opener Friday evening at Bears’ stadium. A big member of the Board of Consul- Garcia, Frank Menceni, Gene Vigil, ning, punting, and passing make Coach Joe Loffreda sends his charges against St. Mary’s of Colorado »| Zimmerman, Bob Garcia, Carter, season is seen for Larry, a junior, who displayed great spirit as a tors, and dean of the Valentine him a man to be watched. There will be a pilgrimage to Springs in a game sponsored by the St. Francis Boosters’ club this Tom Turner, Ivan Sanders, and sophomore last year. deanery. Our Lady of Lourdes church Friday evening. :i ’ Don Preston, backs; Joe Meehan, The Friday games are sponsored Monsignor Jarzemski is a native Claude Frick, and (jerry Carrier, by the Boosters’ club of St. Fran­ grounds, 2290 S. Logan street, of Poland. He made his theologi- ends; Babe Tyfalt, Jim Callow, cis de Sales’ parish, and proceeds corner S. Logan and E. Iliff ave­ |cal studies at Sts. Cyril and Meth­ will be applied toi the athletic fund. nue. D. U. Newman Club to Sponsor Mixer Regis Cage Fans Pleased odius' seminary in Detroit and the Bill Preston, and Dave Kirkpat­ rick, tackles; Don Lee, C. Mon­ The starting lineups are as fol­ The service, with the Knights of I St. Paul seminary in St. Paul, toya, Art Martines, and Thomas lows : (Denver Univertity Newman agan to plan the schedule for the Minn. He has served as pastor Columbus Fourth Degree Honor Meheer, guards; and Callow, cen­ ST. MARY’S Guard in attendance, will begin at Club) coming year. This schedule will of St. Francis’, Ashton, since July The University of Denver New­ By Week's Developments ter. Pos. N sns No. Wt. Year 4 p.m. with the recitation of the include meeting nights and guest 4, 1919. He is a member of the L.E. Lsrry Ash ..™ ._ 19 man club will sponsor a mixer as 180 Sr. Rosary, followed by a talk by the speakers. Mass, and initiation. The Board of Consultors. L.T. Bob Wsitsrs _ _ _ 29 170 Sr. its first function of the year. This The Regis college ha.sketball among Regis college cage fans is Very Rev. William J. Kenneally climax of the quarter will be a .Monsignor Keller was born in L.G. Lsrry Duran ...... 22 147 Jr. will enable all former members fall formal. Definite dates and squad, under the direction of the great number of outstanding C. Boh DeMaat«rs„_ S3 166 Sr. C.M., or St. Thomas’ seminary. Bavaria. All of -his studies pre­ Walsenburg Duo and new students to become ac­ Coach Larry Varnell, received two freshmen basketball aspirants who R.G. Jim Nolan _ _ _ _ 26 161 Jr. Benediction will conclude the pro­ plans will be presented at the very encouraging reports this past have enrolled at the college. paratory for the priesthood were R.T, Bill Each ______16 179 Soph. quainted. It will be held Tuesday, mixer. made at the Pontifical College gram. week. The first is the announce­ R.E. Don Peterson __ 27 146 Soph. Sept. 20, at 7:30 pun, at the Joseph Barry, president, and Heading the influx of new men Josephinum, 0., where he was or­ Pick Denver U. Q. B. Dick E h rlicb8 ____163 Sr. The service will be held out­ Civic Center Downtown Student ment that HarVey (the Hook) will he three from St. Louis, in­ L.H. Jack Holvejr____ 7 145 Sr. George Brugger, treasurer, .Moore will he with the Buzz Boys dained on June 16, 1907. Chuck Spagnoli, star halfback doors, weather permitting; other­ union. Th* officers will be host for cluding Ed Kohl, a promising six- R. H. Ray Schmidt4 128 Soph. represented Denver university at Renowned as a builder. Mon­ at St Mary’s, Walsenburg, last .sea­ F.B. Chuck Caron ___ 28 167 Sr. wise it will be held in the church. the evening. There will be plenty for the ensuing .season. Harvey foot forward who had been ex­ the National Newman Club Feder­ has accepted the position of grad­ signor Keller has served as pastor son, said he and Wally Price, last The church grounds are equipped of entertainment, dancing, and re­ pected to matriculate at St. Louis of St. Luke’s parish, Ogallala, since ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ ation convention in Chicago. uate business manager of athletics year’s center at St. Mary’s, will with special lighting effects. Loud­ freshments to help make the eve­ All members should work to university. He played at St. Louis August, 1942. In 1932 he was Name Class No. Pos. wt. speaker and seating arrangements at Regis. attend Denver university this year. Fred Zook, senior...... 64 LE 148 ning enjoyable for all. All former make the coming year a success University high school. Dave named moderator of the diocesan will be provided. Captain Moore led his team to Green, another forward from the Spagnoli played in an all-star Jack Andries. senior...... 56 LT 158 members are asked to try to bring by taking an active part in all ;he second place berth in the theological conferences. He is dean prep game in Corpus Christi, Tex.; Jack Carroll, senior...... 16 LG 138 Also, the church grounds, with at least one new guest. .same school, and Tom Conlon, six- of the North Platte deanerv. Fred Laurita. senior...... 65 C 176 functions of the club and by help­ N.A.I.B. tourney last March in foot three-inch center from Mc­ .several weeks ago. He was all- Louis Phannenstiel. sen..... 50 RG 165 picnic tables and chairs, are avail­ Monsignor J o .s e p h O’Heron, ing to bring in new members. Kansas City, Mo.; to the champion- state parochial selection in 1948. Roy Rosorelli, senior...... 41 RT 180 able to all those desirous of having chaplain; Mrs. Kathy Skalley, Bride high school, are other St. A1 Steink., «Miior...... 13 RE 138 For additional information nhip of the tourney held in Fort Louis boys. a picnic lunch or supper, either faculty sponsor; and.officers were about the mixer, members should Hays, Kans.; and to the title in the Richard Italiano, senior.... 62 QB 125 Others are Frank (Rock) Roche, 'Register' Sports Bob Holoubek. senior...... 46 LH 161 before or after the program. guests at the home of Helen Flan­ call Helen Flanagan, EA. 5325. National Catholic Collegiate tour- Edw. Smith to Teach BUI Maes, senior...... 86 RH 160 nejf held in Denver. In his first Paxton, Neb.; Jim Roper, Raton, Phil Miller, senior...... 29 FB 140 N. Mex.; Jim Gibbs, Springfield, year of play at Regis, Moore led Writer Leaves to ST. MARY’S SUBSTITUTES the Rocky Mountain region in scor­ 111.; Jim O'Connell, Hastings, Neb.; Philosophy at De Paul Fighting Gremlin Forward Wall No. ing. Don Robinson, Silverton; and Edward Smith, 1320 S. Josephine Name Class Pos. Wt. John Conway, Leo Dolan, and Bob Drisenii, sophomore.... 1 E 135 He and Bob Fisher carried most Join Franciscans street, will leave Sunday for Chi­ Buddy Price, sophomore.... 2 QB 187 of the load in the 1946-47 basket­ Bob Kountz from the Denver pa­ cago, where he will join the faculty Dick Bonnelli, junior...... s QB 132 ..4 ball season at Regis, when the rochial league. Alfred Darr, who served on Ray Schmidt, sophomore.. 4 HB 128 of De Paul university as an instruc­ Dick Hanneman. soph...... 5 HB 115 Ranger squad posted the greatest Coach Larry Varnell and Ath­ the editorial staff of the Reg- tor in philosophy. Mr. Smith, a Bob Lanx. sophomore...... 6 G 148 cage record in the college's history. letic Director John Coyne openly nephew of the Rt. Rev. Monsignors Jack Holvcy. senior...-..... 7 HB 145 ister for the past 11 months, Dick Ehrlich, senior...... 6 QB 168 The Rangers won 36 and dropped are delirhted at their new pros­ Matthew Smith and Gregory Smith, pects and again predict another left Wednesday to take up Don Berry, senior...... 10 HB 132 only three decisions last year. has almost completed work for his Jim Laushine, freshman.... 11 HB 147 Moore played basketball and base­ strong team. studies at St. Francis’ friary, M.A. in English at Denver univer­ Glen Plush, junior...... 13 T 157 ball at Bethel college in Tennes­ sity. Tony Codec, eenlor...... 14 T 162 see and served in Europe with the Art Herrera, senior...... 12 FB 138 The son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rob Irion, sophomore..—,. 16 G 187 army before winning three basket­ Smith of St. Vincent’s parish, he BUI Esch. sophomore...... 16 T 179 ball and two baseball letters at BUI Cox. sophomore...... 17 T 136 Regis. K. of C. made his studies in St. Vincent’s Joe Nolan, sophomore...—. 18 C 158 In his new position, Moore will grade school and Cathedral high Larry Ash. senior...... 19 E 180 school before entering St. Thomas’ Bob Proffitt, junior...... 20 HB 137 work with the school’s athletic Joe Swan, junior...... — 21 T 135 board, headed by the Rev. J. Clem­ BOWLING seminary. He was awarded a Bas- Larry Dunn, junior_____ 32 G 147 ent Ryan, S.J., and including the selin scholarship to the Catholic Tom Plush, freshman...... 23 HB 122 Univer.sity of America, dvhere he Jim Nolan, junior...... 26 G 161 Rev. Thomas K. McKenney, S.J., TEAM W. L. A v f. Leo Pankau, sophomore.... 26 T 147 and Paul Celia, alumni representa­ Trtii»tPCA 6 0 785-0 received the master of arts degree Don Peterson, sophomore.. 27 E 146 tive. Socretaries ...... 61 798-5 in philosophy in 1945. Chuck Caron, senior...... 28 FB 167 ^ * * Wardens ...... 2 * 802-5 During the war he spent two Bob W&Iters. senior-.-..... 29 T 170 Grand Knights ...... 4 2 776-1 Louis Hacfle, senior..— 80 E 156 Outstanding Frosh Navigatorf...... 3 S 796-2 years as a radio operator in the John Brennan, sophomore.. 32 T 198 Chancellors...... J. I 5 776-3 merchant marine. Bob DeMasters. senior.... - 88 c 169 The other cause for elation Deputies ...... J 5 744-3 Guards ...... 0 6 746-4 INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS FISHING BOOTS FELTED NAME Games Avg Snags, RIpi, Tears NeatJx Repaired Monckt 161 of football ever presented by the Catholic schools. weighed by the Pirate line, these Gremlins will 1 Kerwin— N...... 6 160 Loretto, Pa., seminary of the Coachei Joe Fanning of Holy Family and Ev Stewart of St. use their skill and experience to good advantage. more. ______1 Day— C...... 6 156 Third Order Regular of St. Fran­ Joiepb'i seem to ba suffering from the same lachrymal afflic­ Welch— W...... 6 156 cis. He will begin a one-year tion. Both admit feeling fine about their first teams, but, when Frijatu— T...... 6 156 iM W* OUer • Complet. Optical Service Brown— W...... ' 6 15$ novitiate toward eventual ordina­ reserves are mentioned, they each drag out the crying towel and 156 EXAMINATION, REFRACTION, G. Mariacher—T...... 6 tion as a Franciscan priest. wail miserably. Ramsey— T...... 6 157 A graduate of Regis college in The “ Mighty Mite” of the Parochial league this year will no PRESCRIPTION Berkius— N...... 6 157 156 January, 1948, Mr. Darr joined doubt be little Rich Italiano, 125-pound quarterback for the St. An Glasses Manufactured In Dehmcr— W...... 6 Our Own Laboralo^ Jarralt— C...... 6 154 the Register staff in Novem her of Francis eleven. He proved himself a real “ Gremlin” in the game GET YOUR FALL GOLF SWINGS IN Mulligan— W...... 6 IS I 153 that year. He ser\’ d as proof­ played against the Brighton Bulldogs last week, as he ran for . Quick Repair Service A. Wagner— G. K...... 6 reader, copy editor, and sports Broken Lenses Duplicated Marietta— C. K...... 6 152 several long gains. Oculist Prescriptions Filled Rudy— D...... 6 151 editor of the Denver edition. Brother acts in football are always popular and, at present, Carr— G...... 6 151 Mr. Darr, the son .of Mr. and — at the H. * Swigert— N...... - ...... 8 151 jnst such an act is vary popular with Coach Ev Stawart at St.^ HARRY M. LUSTIG Vincent— N...... 6 150 Mrs. C. W. Darr of Great Neck, Joseph’s. The Frick brothers— Paul, Bill, and Clande— have Alff— D...... 3 146 Long Island, N. Y., was born June staged brilliant shows in practice thus far. Paul, the oldest of JOSEPH VOLOSIN Maion— G. K . '...... 144 29, 1926. He was graduated from the brothers and tha first string fullback, once got too friendly SUta Registered Optometrists Hay— D...... 6 141 W5 15TH STBEET KE. 3683 Lerg— G...... 6 141 Great Keck high school before with an unfriendly horla and is currently nursing a lag injury. Miller— C...... 6 141 coming to Denver to attend Regis. Ha will, however, ba ready for the league opener, when the Bull­ SPORTLAND GOLF LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS laaillo— T...... __ 6 137 At Regis he majored in philosopny, Donigan— S...... ___ 6 131 dogs meat Holy Family on Sept. 23. Serravo— D...... 6 128 was a member of the staff of the If rumors are true (and they probably are) Bill Mullane, W, Rossi—^G, ...... 124 Brown and Gold, student publica­ former Holy Family star and currently the outstanding performer HIGH GAME tion, and participated in debate on the F t Lewis aggregation, could easily bring home the f(mcd RANGE Teams and dramatics. His brother, Wil­ Texas Alamo if he would enroll in one of that state’s universities. _ liam, is also a Re^is graduate, and Wardens ...... 810 Football teams in that area are noted for their aerial attacks, Deputies ...... 853 a recent chemistry fellowship and it just so happens that Bill is “ Mr. Perfection” at throwing Secretaries ...... — ...... 819 winner. the pigskin. Driving range with' natural grass tees. Come Individuals Dick Talbot, the good-looking lad who mixed music with P. Waffner ...... _ 210 Bob Carmody Enrolls football at St. Joseph’s last year, is alto enrolled on the Ft. out and try our “Tricky Minny” miniature Vincent ...... 206 Lewis campus. The F l Lewis football roster reads lika last Kane ...... 205 yaar's starting lineups in the parochial league. HIGH SERIES In Santa Clara Univ. Turning from football, we see that it happened once again golf course. Teams Bob Carmody, former Regis to Art Irlando, the ex-Cathedral athlete, as he lost a split decision Naripatora ______2.480 high football and baseball star, to rugged Pat lacoubucci in the Marigold garden’s main event in Trustees ...... 2.442 Secretaries ___ ^...... 2,425 left Denver last week for the West Chicago Monday night. Since he lost another such decision some coast, where he will enroll at Santa weeks ago to Denver’s Corky Gonzales, things have been as close as 29th - Colorado Boulevard DE 9941 Individuals Clara university. Carmody was they have been tough for the likeable North Denver battler. Art M. Rossi ...... 643 Uonckton ...... 641 graduated from Regis high school will try again Sept, 23, when he meets Canadian Lou Alter in Scherer ...... 566 in June. the Denver auditorium.

MiainTIT PAGE TEN Office, 938 B an n ock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Sept. 15, 1949

GLASSES THAT ARE BECOMING Books of Lasting Worth From One-Man Press Golden Altar*Rosary Unit Of *11 part* of the body that should ha well>dreised, the Has 1st Meeting in Hall eyes come first, because they are the first things one notices Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) membership, Mrs. J. E. Conahan' about a person, and one cannot help but notice if the glasses — The first regular meeting of the and Mrs. John Polosky; visiting,! worn are In good taste. Come in and let us adrise you. year of the Altar and Rosary so­ Mrs. Peter Hokanson and Mrs. I ciety was held in the parish hall Sam Bolitho; and program, Mrs. 1 on Sept. 7. Hostesses were Mmes. Thomas Garrison. Mrs. Robert A l-; Vorce and Knight. Father John len, Mrs. Eugene Bolitho, and Mrs. i SWIGERT BROS. Kelly, recently appointed pastor, Ed Luthe were appointed to care ( spoke a few words of greeting to for the altars in the month of Sep-1 ISSO California O ptO m C tristS KEytlona 7651 the members. Father Barry Wogan tember. i also was present and spoke briefly. St. Ann’s circle will meet on Better Fision Good Service The new officers of the society, Thursday afternoon, Sept. 16, in j for Every Age At Right Prieee who assumed their duties at this the home of Mrs. J. E. Conahan. ■ meeting, are the following; Presi­ GLASSES INDIVIDDALLT STTLBD dent, Mrs. Louis Bolis; vice presi­ St. Agnes’ circle will hold its ‘ dent, Mrs. William Wagenbach; regular meeting Thursday evening,' secretary, Mrs. James Kirk; and Sept. 15, in the parish hall. Mmes. ] treasurer, Mrs. Hugh Beers. Acers, Ruffe, and Neighbors will ■ REQUIESCANT The business of the meeting con­ be hostesses. Election of officers, sisted chiefly in the appointment will be held and all members ^re THEODORE! IN PACE of the various committees to con­ urged to attend this meeting. tinue the work of the society in Those baptized in the week are the coming year. These commit­ Lorraine Elizabeth Lee, daughter JENNIE (JAN E) HAMS, 1962 S. Sherman street. Wife of James J. liame: tees are: Flowers, Mrs. James of Mr. and Mrs. Ivo Jacob Lee, HACKETHAL! mother of Leonard T. Hams and Mabel Kirk; sick, Mrs. R. H. Graves and with Raymond and Gertrude Rob- i Walker; crandmother of Leonard Jo­ Mrs. Sarah Smith; linens, Mrs. ertson as sponsors, and Luke Four-') seph. Dorothy Joan, and Morlene Jane liams and Evelyn Jolinsoo of Denver; William Wagenbach; vestments, nier, Eleanor Ann Fournier, a re- | MORTUARY and Robert E. Johnson and Joyce Gib- Mrs. Estrella Ruffe; hostess, Mrs. cent convert to the Church, and bens of Klamethk Calif. Also survived J. E. Conahan; publicity, Mrs. Mary A n n Anderson, infant , William O’Brien, Associate I by four brothers and two sisters. Re­ Robert Allen; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward quiem Mass was offered Sept. 14 In setting type (at left), and imprinting a book cover with gold leaf 1449-51 Kalamath St. | St. Ignatius Loyola's church. W. P. CLIFFORD J. LAUBE, former Denver newspaper­ Ways and means, Mrs. Hugh J. Anderson, with Carl and Wilma (at right), assisted by his daughter. Marguerite. He recently brought Horan A Son mortuary. Beers and Mrs. Eugene Bolitho; Wolf as sponsors. Phone HAin 4006 j man and Colorado legislator, is shown above working out the fourth and fifth works published in his basement workshop. 1 ALMA £. KAEMMERLING, 1960 Sherman street. Sister of Nonna Kilgore in the Monastine press, one-man printing and publishing plant set His plant, including type, a paper cutter, and a foot-power press, luiiiiiuiHniiituuinuiuniuiunuiniiiiiuiiiiiiiiuii of Seattle. Wash.; Minnie Glossbrenner up in the basement of his home in New York city. These pictures, cost |600. The embo.sser, which he is shown using at the right, of Wash.; and Frederick W. R. and Gus J. Kaemmerling of Peoria taken soon after he brought out his first book in 1939, show Laube was made from scrap lumber and a 25-cent gas burner. M o n u m e n Is III. Requiem Mass was offered in Holy + ^ + 4- + H- + + + Why Pay M o r e ” We hare erected many beauti> Ghost church Sept. 12. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan & Son mortuary. (Trademark) fnl monuments in ML Oliret EARNEST T. PETERSON of San Cemetery. F;«uncisco. Calif. Husband of Ada Peter­ One-Man Publishing House son; brother of Christ Nels Peterson of Denver. Charles Peterson of Oak Hill. A. T. THOMSON Kmns.; and Arvid Peterson o f Audubon, WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES 600 Sherman St. TA 8018 la. Rosary will be said Friday, Sept. 16, tOMPANT at 8 p.m. in the Horan chapel. Requiem Ex-Denverite Prints Significant Works Mass will be said Saturday, Sept. 17. at Colorado Owned Stores 9 o'clock in St. Philomena's church. In­ terment Mt. O livet W. P. Horan A Son B y J a c k R. P eacock The earlier three volumes pub­ sisters, Laube claims he owes his American Pennant mortuary. Here again he met success only Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. lished by the Monastine press faith. after surmounting immense ob­ ANTHONY (TONY) PETRONE. 2810 With the release of two new were The Lantern Bums by Jes­ After leaving St. Vincent’s 30 South Broadway 15th and California Mfg. Co. Champa street. Husbtnd of Carmela books, the Monastine press, one- stacles. Being a Catholic run­ t LETTERING AND DECORATING Petrone: and brother of Marco Petrone sica Powers, The Sword by Helen young Laube worked as a print­ ning for office during an era of 3933 W. Colfax 17th & Tremonl of Los Angeles, Calif. Requiem Mass was man printing plant of a former Searcy Puls, and Crags written y o r ALL ATHLETIC UNIFORMS er’s devil in the office of the the blackest bigotry, Laube was offered Sept. 9 in Sacred Heart church. Denver new.spapermari and Col­ by the publisher himself. News at Rico until he discovered y CHENILLE LETTERS. EMBLEMS i Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A orado legislator, brings its total made the target of the most ma­ Son mortuary. The life story of Clifford J. the opportunity of attending AND MONOGRAMS i number of publications to five. licious and calculated attacks. THEODORE JOSEPH ROSINSKl, Laube reads like a “ local boy high school in Durango. And, This organization is unique in Pamphlets were widely circu­ tSM Kth Sl , FonUos Bulldint. KE 8H7 ^ 4709 Pearl street. Husband of Mary makes good” yarn of a decade though it meant working as a lated calling him “a rabid Pa­ Relij^ious Articles Rosinskl: father of Mrs. Mary Benson; that all editing, printing, and ago. Born in San Miguel county, son of Mrs. Anna Rosintki; brother of clerk in a hotel and at men­ pist” and “ an enemy of the pub­ binding are done by Clifford J. Colorado, he was the fifth of ial of janitorial dutie.s, he was 6 Statues * Rosaries * Medals 6 Pictures Victor and Michael Rosinskl and Mrs. Laube, native of Denver, in the lic schools.” He was accused of Cecilia Fliss. all of Denver; Mrs. Helen eight children. Frontier mining delighted at this chance to ac­ being indifferent to the wishes of JERRY BREEI^r Mahler of San Francisco. Calif.; and basement workshop of his New towns were the environment of quire more learning. the people and the ridiculous, but * Crucifixes * Prayer Books * Pendants * Books ^ Plaques Mrs. Nettie ^Kowal of Los Angeles. York home. Florist Calif. Requiem Mass was offered Sept. his youth, as his father sought In spite of many discourage- sadly familiar, charge was made 14 in St. Joseph's church. Interment Mt. The only institution of its kind the elusive “ pay dirt.” The hard­ mepts, Laube finished high that he “would serve only the COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME 1004 15lli St. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. in the United States, the Mon­ ships he endured were climaxed school—and at the top of his Pope.of Rome.” He fought and REYES T. JUAREZ of Wheatland, astine press is now releasing The by the death of his mother whose clas.s. Having once tasted the won, as he had done before, us­ MAin 2279 Wyo. Wife of Juan Juarez: mother of Ricardo, Rafael. Benjamin. Cruz, Julia Last Garland by Theodore May­ health was broken by the rieors fascination of newspaper work, ing his simple Christian foYmula, Campos, and Guadalupe Sanchez. Re­ nard and Journey IFith .\fuaic by of an unbearably primitive life. he felt himself drawn back to it. “ Act with courage and with A. P. W agner quiem Mass was offered in St. Cajetan's Francis Maguire. These bring Destitute, the father had no al­ His first job wa.s with his father truth.” church Sept. 9. Interment Mt, Olivet. 4 iii'itui <;ooD^ ro. Trevino mortuary. Laube to the half-way mark of ternative but to place the chil­ who had purchased the defunct Upon leaving politics, Laube his set goal, “ the publication of LUCY LEMOS of 1226 19th street. dren in the hands of others. Item in Rico. returned to journalism working (>(M> nth Wife of Cipriano Lemos; mother of 10 volumes of significant work These others were, by God’s Since that time his newspaper for the Denver Times until for­ I A. H.'CM George. Frances, Lupe, and Irma: daugh­ that" has a place in the panorama providence, the sisters of St. Vin­ career was interrupted only once ter of Samuel Padila; and sister of Mrs. tune smiled upon him and he Onofre Gomez and Mrs. Isadore Rico. of American letters.” cent’s home in Denver. To the and that was in 1916 when he gained a position in New York, Requiem Ma.«s was offered Sept. 14 in The Last Garland, a sequence charity and holy example of these was elected to the Legislature. first on the tabloid Daily News Sacred Heart church. Interment Ml. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. of sonnets in memory of the au­ but later with the New York thor’s first wife, displays an elo­ Times, “ tops” in journalism. MRS. BESSIE LOVELESS of 7201 N. UNIVERSITY OF Federal boulevard. Mother of Edwin quence of feeling which the read­ It was on the Feast of the Im­ Christy of Denver, Lawrence Christy of ing public has come to expect Guild Executive Board maculate Conception, Dec. 8, Hastings, Neb.; Katherine Griffin and Mocgarct Christensen of Omaha, Neb.; from Mr. Maynard. 1937, that Laube installed the and Bernice Payne of Berkeley, Calif.; With the release of Journey Monastine press in the basement NATURAL HEALING ARTS .sister of Mrs. T. J. Nugent, Dallas. Tex. With Music, a work acclaimed of his home. From the time he Also survived by five grandchildren and Will Meet on Sept. 15 one great-granddaughter. Requiem Mass for its richness of imagery and published his first volume, or­ Chiroproctic— Nafuropathy— ( Archbithop’* Guild, Denver) Mr. and Mrs. John Shackley were ders have been far ahead of pro­ Is being offered Thursday. Sept. 15. in vitality, Mr. Maguire takes his Physical Therapy the Cathedral, with interment following place among the accepted lyr­ The executive committee of the the sponsors. duction. It is well known that the in Mt. Olivet. W Ee KNOW you will en­ icists on the American scene. * Archbishop’s guild, which is made Morning St«r Circle Monastine press is discriminat­ ROBERT E. BROWN up of Monsignor Gregory Smith ing to the point of considering Requiem High Mass was celebrated Misses Margaret Lynch and G. I. Recognition joy seeing our large exhibit Sept. 14 in St. Joseph’s church for and the officers, will meet in the Jessie Pasquale of Morning Star only that which is of the highest Robert E. Brown, a former Denver resi­ home of Mrs. Helen Thaler on circle have returned from a trip creative work of literary art. of newly designed granite dent, who died in his Colorado Springs Thomas H. Elliott, Thursday evening. Sept. 15. They through Western Colorado and Clifford J. Laube and the Mon­ home Sept. 10 after a heart attack. He will select a new council and make FALL TERM STARTS monuments, and we know you was 34. Northern New Mexico, where they astine press are a study in true Mr. Brown was born in Denver plans for the guild’s winter season. witnessed the religious ceremonies values. “ Truth is beauty, and SEPT. 26, 1949 1916. He attended St. Joseph’s grade Regis Lecturer, Dies Our Lady of Rotary Circle beauty is truth” and, let us add, will be impressed with our rea­ Bchool and the Colorado school for the at Santa Fe last week end. Another deaf. Mrs. Dan McHenry, a member member of the guild, Miss Sophie the Laube ingredient of courage sonable prices. He attended the Gallaudet college in Thomas H. Elliott, since 1947 a of Our Lady of the Rosary circle, Sundisch of Mystical Rose circle, to manifest that truth. “The true 1075 Logon Street, Denver, Colo. Washington, and later became an in­ lecturer in biology at Regis col­ and daughter, Mary Leanne, left was also in Santa Fe for the fi­ Christian must act with courage structor of printing at the Kansas lege, died Tuesday afternoon, We invite your inquiry in school for the deaf in Olathe. Kans. He by plane last Monday for New esta. and with truth.” Phone KE. 8079 was an instructor of printing mt the Sept. 13, in Fitzsimons General York city, from where they will Our Lady of Fatima Circle person, by mail or telephone. Colorado school for# the deaf at the time hospital after being stricken with sail for Dublin, Ireland. They will Miss Eileen Cuneo entertained of his death. polio less than 10 days before. visit Mr. McHenry’s mother. He was a member of the'TH.ternational the members of Our Lady of Fa­ JACQUES BROTHERS Typographical union, local 82.- Mr. Elliott had received his A.B. A meeting of Our Lady of the tima circle in the home of Miss Surviving are hi« parents. Mr. and Rosary circle was held in the home Arvada Parish degree from Swarthmore college, Mary Torley Saturday evening. i Mrs. Robert S. Brown of Denver: his and had entered upon medical of Mrs. Mary Frances Whiting Sept. 10. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING Since 1902 wife, Bertha: two children, Patricia and i Alan, all of Colorado Springs; and two studies when the war intervened. Tuesday evening. Sept. 13. Our) Lady of Sorrows Circle MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION sisters. Mrs. Harry Short and Mrs. Rich­ He served as laboratory instructor St. Jude’i Circle Mr. and Mrs. Edward Serafini i ard Fey, both of Denver. Has Booth at in the medical department of the Mrs. Marion Martines was host­ plan to leave Sunday, Sept. 18, 4"lasKified Ads * 28 E. 6th Ave. AL 2019 MRS. CAMILLE SOLARI Funeral services were held in San enlisted technicians’ school at the ess to the members of St. Jude’s for a two-week stay in Los An­ ^ It srill pay you to road ALL ^ f tha foUowiuf adTortisamaata. ^ Francisco. Calif., for Mrs. Camille Solari. Fitzsimons hospital, and at the circle in her home Monday eve­ geles, Calif. They will visit Mr. widely known in Colorado. Denver conclusion of the war became a ning, Sept. 12. The girls sewed Serafini’s sister in Monta Vista Harvest Festival a a a . a . a friends learned last week. lecturer in biology at Regis. on linens. en route to the coast. Mrs. Solari, 76. the former Mary Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Anne) FOR RENT COLD SPRING Kelly, was born in Leadville, and after Mr. Elliott was married and had St. France! Cabrini'i Circle Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bradley HOUSE FOR SALE her marriage was a frequent visitor one child. His home was at 1307 Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Kalamaya will motor to points of interest in — The grocery booth at the Ar­ OPEN dsily. Close to Christ the Kins 2-BEDROOM house to . Catholic adult MONUMENTS Denver. family. 2275 Gray. lUAUTIFUL GMIllItS W. 46th avenue. and family have moved to a new Colorado during their vacation. vada harvest festival was a big Church snd School. NEW lar^e S-roonn She and her late husband operated the bunjeslow with full bssement. Attached Solari grill in downtown San Francisco X home at 711 Ivanhoe street. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jarrett success. The grand gift was pre­ POSITION WANTED , THE RAINBOW LINE OF GRANITES for more than three decades. »She was who«e death was carried in The Register front drive KSrsKe. Automatic (taa heat. Tuesday evening. Sept. 13, was have returned to their home after sented to Al Portanova, proprietor Mtn. view. $2,000 down can handle. »20 prominent in San Francisco civic and last week, follows: Son and daughters. the date of the last meeting of the of the Arvada shoe shop. He THOROUGHLY CapabI* housekeeper, * Catholic affairs. Thomas Wombacher of Denver, Edith spending the summer in George­ Forest. DE 0912. white, Catholic, wants posit'on in Cstholie She is survived by a sister. Mrs. Fred W. Ciaypoole of Salt Lake City, and St. Frances Cabrini circle in Mrs. town. elected to take the $600 cash rectory. Excellent lefer^nccs. Box 1620-1-C. Margaret Allen of Longmont: brothers Weed; a niece. .Miss Irene Shea: and a Ethel Hickey’s home. They fin­ The regular meetings of Our award, rather than the year’s sup­ WANTED TO RENT Tha firnu listed here deserve to nephew. Leo Shea, all of San Francisco. and sisters. Lee. Louis, and Jess Wom­ BRlciTTEPAlRS . bacher of Clarksdale. A rit.; Mrs. Rose ished their layette at this rheeting. ply of groceries. Father Forrest W remembered when you ere dit* EDWARD T. WOMBACHER Lady of Sorrows circle were re­ CATHOLIC fsmily with onr child snd «x- tiib u tiof your petronafe to the dif« Blackburn of Colorado Springs. Della Mr. and Mrs. Don MacHendrie sumed with the opening fall meet­ Allen thanks all who helped to pectimt snother —despersUly need apt or BRICK REPAIRS; Specializlnit in brick The complete list of survivors of Ed­ Jones of Longmont. Ida Kdelstein of pointing and rcpairlnR, also caulking end ferent lines of business. ward T. Wombacher. the account of announce the birth of a daughter make the affair so successful. house. AComs 2329, Dallas, Tex.; and Lydia Schillig of Iowa ing at Mrs. Catherine Bradley’s paintinK. t^R. 7442 WALTER EVANS, City, la.; sister-in-law, Margaret Dwyer, on Tuesday, Sept. 13, at St. Jo­ home on Tue.sday evening. Sept. 13. The annual chicken pie difiner seph’s hospital. 2 CATHOLIC working girls wsnt S-room 3177 Benton Su and brother-in-law. William Mullaney, St. Luke's Circle will be held Sunday, Oct. 23. Ar­ spsrtment furnwhed. Up to $55.00. Private both of Denver, Also survived by two PAINTING-PAPERHANGING ' St. Anne's Circle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shields an­ rangements for the dinner were bath. Call evenings. TA. 0318—please. grandchildren. Mrs. Lloyd Stakebake enter­ Mr. Wombacher was killed by a truck nounced the birth of a son, Thomas made at recent meetings of the PLEASE: Register employe with family PAINTING. paperhanginK. decorating. tained the prls in St. Anne’s circle Well'Knoion Catholic Personnel as he left St. Francis de Sales* church Gerard, on Tuesday, Sept. 6, in Altar and Rosary society and St. of two children dcaperately needs unfur- Quality work References. E T. Yeager, after attending Rosary devotions. Aug. 29. Fall plans were made, Anne’s circle. Members of the Al niihed or furnished house or apt Call 87 W Maple. SPruce '2964. He was a member of the St. Francis St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Shields, Mathew Ke 4205. E^t. 16, or leave word including the doll and toy project tar and Rosary society will plan Wallpaper hanging, painting. remodeMng. Holy Name society and the pinochle for the Santa Claus shop. the former Madelyn Nalty, is a with operator. club and had been a member of the long-time member of St. Luke’s and cook the dinner, and members Call KK. 6793. parish since 1921. Mrs. W. J. Holzer and Miss Ruth ( circle. of St. Anne’s circle will handle the MISCELLANEOUS INVESTIGATIONS Requiem Mass was offered Sept. 3 in Holzer left Sept. 9 for a week’s OetectiTes St. Francis de Sales' church, and inter­ serving. A faneywork booth will Miss Kathleen Fortune enter­ GOOD opportunity for man or woman. General investigations Criminal, civil . . . a t ment followed in Mt. Olivet. vacation in Chicago. Mrs. Holzer will go on to Nebraska to visit her tained members of this circle on be featured at the dinner. Write Box 1620-I-F. cases aolved. Missing persons and wit­ married daughter, Mrs. Lester G. Aug. 30. The evening was spent nesses located. Process servers Day and playing cards. |w ^ y q» V W W ^ W ^ ▼ W night service. Lirenaed and bonded. Free Paris Bishop Is Hopeful Park, in Crete. consultation. Read our ad in the Denver St. Michael's Circle Our Lady of Loretto Circle Kansas College Alumnae telephone directory. TAbor 0774, 812-818 Miss Jean Crapo left for Sin- Mr. and Mrs. Francis O’Brien CARY'S Exchange Bldg.. 1030 I6tb St. War Relief Will Go On sinawa, Wis., where she will enter announce the birth of a son on Are to Elect Officers MCCAULEY DETECTIVE BUREAU Monday, Sept. 12, in St. Joseph’s 1500 S. BROADWAY Paris. — Monsignor Edward the convent of the Dominican Sisters on Sept. 21. hospital. The Denver unit of the Alumnae Homes For Sale Swanson, executive director of Mrs. Helen Wehrle is recovering association of Mt. St. Scholastica EDWIN E. DAVIS Ave Maria Circle ► W e P a y C'at^h ^ NCWC War Relief Services, who from a foot injury. college will hold its monthly meet­ has arrived in Europe, had a long Mrs. Louis J. Higgins acted as ► * . i 1495 So. Josephine— 3 new bed- , Licansed Funeral Director hostess to the members of Maria Evelyn Miller is at home recov­ ing at St. Cajetan’s convent, 800 conference with Bishop Roger ering from a recent operation in Lawrence street, Denver, on Tues­ For Used Furniture room, brick, large living room, full ‘ Beau-ssart, Vicar Capitular of circle Wednesday evening. Sept. 14. dining room; beautiful kitchen, Mrs. Harry Hanks, Jr., (the for­ St. Joseph’s hospital. day evening, Sept. 20, at 7:30 Paris. and f.f. basement. Close to St. Vincent mer Mary O’Brien) spent last Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nossaman o’clock. '■ de Paul church. So, High school Bishop Beaussart expressed the week end with her parents in Lit­ and family have moved to their There will be election of offi­ HISCBLLANEOUS ITEMS profound gratitude of the French new home at 723 E. Center street cers, reading of the constitution, and D. U. tleton. Mrs. Hanks now resides in PE 4(14 RA (421 Hierarchy, clergy, and people for Deertrail. Miss Dorothy Walsh is spend­ and general planning of activities 3294 So. Grant— New 2 bedroom Mr. Davis, wko lives at 3945 King Street, Is well known the many generous gifts made to Miss Helen Baker is motoring ing a two-week vacation visiting for the coming year. (SEU CVEUINGS T ill 9 P.B. stucco, nice living room, big France during the post-war years. with friends in Venice, Calif. All members are asked to at­ kitchen, lots of builtins; new in Catholic clroles, having been a member of St. Cather­ through the Northwest, where she A SB A d W. ... A A A A. He also voiced his hope that Mrs. Frances Edmonds was hos­ tend this annual St. Cajetan’s kitchen range and Bendix washer. ine's Parish for the past live years and a member of the will visit relatives in Seattle be­ NCWC War Relief Services will fore returning home. tess to the members of Our Lady meeting. DRUGGISTS Carrying big G.I. Loan of $8,600. Knights of Columbus for ten years. He is active in Parent continue its work, especially the Blessed Sacrament Circle of Loretto circle on Sept. 9. A Members should call Virginia Can be assumed at $61.90 mo., Teachers organizations and Is a member of the Holy aid of impoverished religious, help The first fall meeting of Blessed social evening was enjoyed ’ and Harrison, RA. 0847, by Saturday, 1 block from St. Louis’ school. to needy Catholics, to schools, and prizes were won by Helen Nossa­ Sept. 17. TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Name Society. Sacrament circle was held in the Wilton & Wilson, Realtors to the neglected aged. home of Mrs. Mary Leonard. man and Helen Wehrle. will b. flllwl wiTMtly .t A n alumnus of Penn College In Osicaloosa, Iowa, and the Stella Maris Circle Members of St. Louis Parish Little Flower Circle FURNACE CLEANING WASHINGTON PARK PBARMACT 2868 So. Broadway SU. 1-6671 Graduate College of Mortuary Science In St. Louis, Mr. Mrs. Margaret Hogan enter- The first fall meeting of the Davis has nearly 20 years experience In his Held. His tafhed the Little Flower circle in Stella Maris (fircle was held on SEASON IS HERE Ph. 8P. 9766 1096 South Gaylord St. POWER SUCTION METHOD thoughtful direction has earned him a host of friends her home Wednesday evening. Sept. Thursday, Sept. 8, with Mrs. Isa­ bel Fridinger as hostess. Plans Istifin FirssM. Ssnki/' PIm. Chlsisiir ssd among the many families he has served. 7. Wsrsi sr C«IS Air Rts> TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY Call a The Rev. James Moynihan offi­ for the circle’s fall and winter LIST TOUR ORDER p il <)C 1 A c i a l at the Baptism of Kevin activities were discussed at the NOW BT CALLING C l l ^ D i U Charles MeShane, son of Mr. and time. The president, Miss Angela FURNACE EQUIPMENT CO. MOUNTAIN TOWEL * 8UPPLT CO. ZONE CAB Mrs. Joseph MeShane, at Annun­ Eisenman, is on a three-week fly­ Strric# fumlahtd for Officas, Barbers. MAin 7171 ciation church Sunday, Sept. 4. ing trip visiting in Ohio and In­ Rastauranta. Storea, and Banqoeta ’ Proaapt, Conrt«n, S.rrita CHEAPER RATES diana. Boy*’ & Girls* B W BJCCKIUS, Manager Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sonnleitner l-WAV-RADIO lU ? CnrUa 8U MA. TMI CLEAN NEW CABS Needlework Guild Drive announced the birth of a son, Thomas, on Aug. 27. Mrs. Sonn­ BICYCLES Will Help St. Clara's leitner, the former Mary Rose i'HErHER TABS 9 16th at louldar (hH uuieh Noll, is a charter member of Columbia______3 8 ®“ Also Sightseeing Trips Members and friends of St Stella Maris circle. ED DUNOON TA. 2233 m o R T u n m i i Clara’s Aid society are reminded St. Patrick’s circle held its Reconditioned___ that the annual Needlework monthly meeting Wednesday, Sept. Terms If Desired guild drive is on. All are asked TREVINO 14, with Miss Joanna Zontine- as Bike Accessories to bring or send two new gar­ hostess. WE HAVE MOVED ments; cash donations are ac­ Miss Mary Elaine Lynch and Mortuary ceptable, also. The items should Miss Carol Morrison have re­ A.L. Sp**r ol Shtrman Glendale 3663 be sent to S t Clara’s orphanage, sumed their teaching duties at ABEGG-FELLOWS P rinting Co. PHONE PE. 001.3 3800 W. 29th avenue, Denver, Cathedral and S t Mary’s academy. 6L0DT 14.34 Welton in Rear • Denver • KE. 4054 Alameda at Logan or to Miss Eva Collins, chairman, Mrs. D. Magee recently return^ 253 Broadway PE. 9868 3716 W. 27th avenue. from Chicago.

i T h ursday, S«pt. 15, 1949 Office, 938 Bi ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLtC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

The Denver Catholic Register Rap, Rap, 'Who's There?' Franco, Friend, Punished; President___-__.^ ___Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. 'Nobody! Only Us Ghosts' Editor...^...__ - Rt- Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., /onr.D. d iiu q iid o h icd L Tito, Foe, Aided Monsignob John Cavanagh * Managing Director______Msgr. John B. Cavanagh, M.A.,' LittD. By By Rev. John B. E bel Associate Editors— Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.^., I recently received a letter from a gentleman THERE IS A NATION in Europe, tradition­ LittM .; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. who was considerably exercised by what he con­ Two Courtrooms: Budapest-New York ally Catholic, which, though neutral in World j Robert Eekeisen, M.A.; Paul H. Hailett) Litt.D.; Art Editor. Leo siders my flippancy m disregarding or degrading war II, gave valuable service to the Allied nations. !■ spiritualism. It seems that I gave the ii^resaion Canavan. Editorial Assistants: Jack Heher, A.B.; James Kelly, A.B. By Rev. James B. Hamblin world’s full-time radio and news correspondents, Warm statements of felicitation and gratitu;ie for to him that I was mocking his belief. 'This was this service were sent to the ruler of this nation not true. The burden of my thesis was that a It is r^ etta b le that wider distribution has representing every shade of opinion from the Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. Daily Worker and Tats (the Russian news agency) by the late President Roosevelt of the United belief that departed spirits communicate with not been given to an article by Gabriel Pressman States< Published Weekly by mortals by means of rapping, moving tables, and in the September American Legion magazine. to the Chicago Tribune. The ruler of this nation took up arms to repel THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) trances (with a high-priced medium conducting Entitled “ They Howl for Justice," it presents "I did not see the defense lawyers take a the seance) left much to be desired. But as usual a startling contrast between the trials of Car­ single note at the Mindszenty trial. Most of the an alien ideology that seized control of the gov­ 938 Bannock Street, 1 the man with whom I do not agree thinks I am dinal Mindszenty by the Hungarian Communists time they spent twiddling their mustaches,* look­ ernment and reduced the country to a state of anarchy. He fought so-called “ Loyalists” w ho, Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 making a fool of myself, and the man with whom and that of the 12 Communists in a U. S. Federal ing up at the murals depicting the evolution of I do agree thinks I am making a fool of him. Court in Naw York. justice, or just looking bored. . . . In New York shipped the nation’s gold reserve off to Russia Subscription; / a defense battery of five clever lawyers seized and imported in return numerous “ political ad­ In all such matters we must have grounds Pressman and Ed Korry were the two Amer­ visers” who were the real power behind a govern­ 75 cents per year in Archdiocese of Denver. of credibility if we are to accept the claims of ican correspondents permitted at the Budapest the initiative on opening day and still give no sign of surrendering it They took notes copi­ ment grown alien to the nation it claimed to |1.25 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. spiritualists. It is true that five and five make trial. serve. ten, whether we are reckoning with ten cigarettes “ I saw two men brought to trial this year— ously; they consulted each other endlessly, keep­ ing the court waiting. Dozens of times each day He fought in defense of the Catholic Church, Thursday, September 15, 1949 or ten pigs or ten spiritualists. This is universally Cardinal Josef MindsEenty and Eugene Dennis,” true, and it applies to the whole cosmos, and we writes Pressman. “ To see their historic trials in they leapt to their feet, objecting to everything which was being despoiled and ravished— ^prop­ cannot disregard something merely because it is Budapest and New York was to see the difference from the American judicial system and the erty was confiscated, churches were burned, in­ small. Spiritualists form a small percentage of between two worlds. Outside and inside the court­ veiy basis of the trial to the judge’s ‘hostile’ , act stitutions seized and looted, thousands of inno­ OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER the world's inhabitants and constitute a small rooms, the contrast between totalitarianism and of scratching his head.” cent priests, nuns, and lay people were cruelly tortured and slaughtered, not for any inimical The Denver Catholic Register ’ merits our cordial approval. body of people who hold a dangerous idea con­ democracy was dramatic. Pressman continues to show a prearranged, act of force, but simply because of their faith. We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ cerning the hereafter. Napoleon, for instance, “ Marko street on the opening of the Mind- well-staged procedure by which a much tortured ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or was small, but he was dangerous. Germs and mi­ Bzenty trial was kept clear of onlookers by a and mentally befogged Cardinal Mindszenty Then came the war. The leader kept his na­ those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. crobes are small, but they are dangerous because patrol of militiamen carrying tommyguns. Foley meekly played his tragic role alone. On the other tion, bled white and in ruins from years of fra- We hope The Register will be read in every home of the they kill you. This all adds up to the reasonable square on the opening day was packed with hand he depicts the mental and physical agility ticidal strife, neutral, despite pressure from Archdiocese. conclusion that some people are being in­ cameraman, 500 pickets chanting pro-defense of the 12 accused Communists and their defense those who had aided him in his. own struggle. We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate 'a taste in doctrinated by a weird and questionable belief slogans, scores of newsmen, hundreds of spec­ attorneys. Despite even greater pressure, he refused pas­ the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. in the future life. Despite their smallness or be­ tators, and an out-numbered police force. _ The article should be read by everyone who sage for troops who could have gone through his * URBAN J. VEHR, cause of it they are in danger of losing their “ Inside the Budapest courtroom a score of is inclined to read sinister motives into the protests nation and taken easily, from the rear, the Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. souls by a loss of the true faith as revealed by correspondents, mostly fellow-travelers, part-time raised by the Church over Communist tactics in mighty fortress of Gibraltar, thus closing the the Son of God. Hungarian stringers, and Communists, sat along­ their battle to exterminate religion. It should be Mediterranean and perhaps deciding the war. Then came invasion of Africa by the Allies, but My correspondent says I remind him of one side government-picked interpreters. In the Fed­ read by those members of the United States UN only after a guarantee that their vulnerable flank of his in-laws, which seems to open an abyss or eral Court house in New York sat 70 of the delegration who so far have raised no effective Neatest Trick of Century? vista of infamy. He asks me what right I have potest against the Red tyranny in the Balkans. would be protected by a constantly neutral Spain. to discuss spiritualism at all, as Tadmit I have It should have been read by the State Department American and British fliers downed in that Position of Catholics members who breezed through a $20,000,000 country were accorded the most friendly treat­ never been to a seance. There are quite a number ment m m of other things that I have not done, but I have loan to save the Communist state of Comrade not the smallest intention to stop talking about In o Hostile World Tito, who still keeps a prisoner the Archbishop Following the war, America poured billions . them. If nobody has a right to judge of- spiri­ who received the same Rind of justice from Tito’s into European economy, seeking to erect a mighty tualism except a man who has been to a seance, By Linus M. Riordan People’s Court as was given the Cardinal by the bulwark against Russia. Most of'this money was logically speaking it would seem that nobody has Hungarian tyrants. in outright gift, much of it even to former enemy Throughout the world there are those persons nations. But a nation that began the fight against a right to judge Christianity if not present who would pass laws making it an offense against at the first meeting on Pentecost. Any reasonable militant Communism 12 years before, and pre­ civil law for one to be a Catholic. In fact in some served Europe from that threat during all those * man is capable of forming opinions about the countries the death penalty has already been Proper Education Ten Commandments, for example, without hav­ years, asked for $60,000,000 as a loan, not a gift, passed against Catholics. and was turned down flat. « ing broken them. And I think any of us can judge This nostilitji, bom of the devil, is not some­ Prevents Lapsed Catholics of spiritualism without having been visited by thing new. But it is a reality that has to be faced BUT THERE IS ANOTHER NATION, neu­ ghosts or spirits. tralized during the war by enemy occupation, for the first time by many of our generation. It By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen As a second and final objection my spir­ is an evil force that is permeating an ever widen­ ruled by a man who lived years in rigorous train­ itualist-friend charges me with ignoring the value ing sphere. A singularly objective view of the condition ing in Russia as a traitor to his own country’s of communication. I do not ignore it, but in Of what value to the world is a Catholic? of fallen-away Catholics was presented by Mrs. government, and who was slipped back into that dealing with spirits I think a unique type of This is the question that many are 'Asking today. Anne Howard Waters, non-Catholic psychologist, nation only to ^irepare the way to bring it into investigation is necessary. If a man baits a hook This same question was raised centuries a^b. as the basis for an article in the September issue the Soviet grab-bag. for fish and casts it in a stream he may catch a It was in the third century that Tertullian replied of St. Joseph's magazine, published in St. Bene­ A late-comer on the scene, he did not join « fish even if he does not believe there are such to a similar query raised in prejudice by the cul­ dict, Ore. In her summary of findings in 60 case forces with the legally constituted leader of the things as fishes. But we cannot bait a line for tured pagans of his times, and his words ring true histories of lapsed Catholics who came to her for guerrilla opposition to the invaders, but engaged spirits. We cannot trap them. But if a spirit is today: advice, Mrs. Waters reports that not one had instead in warfare upon this leader, who was his captured, as the spiritualists say, the hook, line, “ We are not strangers to life. We'are fully gone beyond the eighth grade in Catholic schools, countryman. Russian pressure brought American and sinker are the spiritualists’ own belief and im­ aware of the gratitude we owe to God, Our Lord though 92 per cent had finished high school, and and British support to the Communist, not the V agination. and Creator. We reject none of the fruits of H^S 70 per cent had attended college for at least two . patriot. Later the Communist vilified and exe­ It boils down to this: If you have no faith handiwork; we only abstain from their immoder­ years. cuted the patriot. in the spirits your appeal is in vain; and if you ate or unlawful use. We are living in the world From the psychologist’s conclusions, the The new leader, a dictator of the. most totali­ have— is it needed? It is similar to what has with you; we do not shun your forums, your magazine article presents ' ’The Case of Catholic tarian brand, began his persecution of the been said about miracles. For those who believe, markets, your baths, your shops, your factories, High Schools,” showing the obvious benefits to Church. He seized property, closed schools, hos­ no miracles are necessary; for those who do not your stables, your places of business and traffic. be derived from an all-Catholic education. pitals, convents, and monasteries and cast monks believe, no miracles are possible. I do not We take ship with you and serve in your armies', There is something more in the report, how­ and nuns out into the streets or into concentra­ have to wait until the room starts jumping to we are farmers and merchants with you; we ever, than a boost for Catholic high schools. It tion camps. Further carrying out of their duties know that there are saints and angels in heaven. interchange skilled labor and display our works is the poignant picture of Christ’s children erring by priests brought imprisonment and death (not­ God has told us there are. That is enough. And in public for yo^r service. How we can seem from His sweet path. “ Not one of these 60 per­ withstanding a national magazine’s statement if I did not believe in God, I would not believe unprofitable to you with whom we live, of whom sons,” writes Mrs. Waters, “ was able to find last week that “ Tito does not interfere with wor­ in seance-room spirits even if the roof caved in. we are, I know not.” peace of mind, or even credibility in any Protes­ ship” ). No Catholic needs apolojrize for his religion. tant religion. They were, indeed, men and women The leader of the forces of liberty and re­ For almost 2,000 years the Catholic has been the without a country, so to speak, drifting, feeling ligion, Archbishop Stepinac, was brought to trial. Modern Martyrs constant friend of man. In addition to the spirit­ the spiritual loneliness and hunger of ‘unbe­ The case was a mockery that shocked the world. ual benefits that the Church has brought to longing’.” But the propaganda show ended with the prelate’s Witness for the Faith men— and it was for this that it was established— Men and women without a country . . . drift­ imprisonment at hard labor. the Church has been the guardian of the human ing . . , unbelonging. In this graphic scene it is rights of all. It has founded schools and uni­ The dictator was not being kind to his former By Rev. Francis Syruney a little easier to understand the deep sorrow of friends, either. American fliers were shot down versities to train the minds of the youth. Its sons the Blessed Savior’s agony in the garden. All A few months ^ o a bbok appeared recount­ and daughters have established religious orders over Yugoslav territo^ and killed. Other inci­ these. His souls, He could see divorcing them­ dents at the disputed city of Trieste led to blood* 40 Hours' Devotion ing the story of Christianity behind the Iron to care for the orphans, the sick, tl^ poor, and selves from His grace, ^ o u g h weakness, or lack Curtain. Called God’s Underground, it was writ­ the aged. It has been the patron of the arts and shed and death for American soldiers. Yugoslavia ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER of 'proper training, or ill intention^, or even became a base and refuge for rebel raids on ten by a priest who chose the name of “ Father the inspiration of the scientists. Its ceaseless aim malice. Week of Sunday, Sept. 18; St. Catherine’s, Denver; Holy George’’ to protect his real identity, since he in­ has been the eternal salvation of mankind, but Greece, which America was helping wth sup­ plies and dollars. His greed for territory held up Rosary, Denver; St. Therese’s, Aurora; Sacred Heart, Boulder; tended to resume his ministry in the “ under­ it has never once stopped in trying to direct men There is only one attitude that a practicing ground.” so to live as to make this world as near perfect Catholic can have toward his fallen-away breth­ the Austrian peace treaty, devoutly hoped for by Sacred Heart, Elbert; and St. Charles', Stratton. the Allies. His revelations were startling for they pointed as a created universe can be. ren— that of charity. If Christ the Lord, the to a strong religious movement, even in the very The learned non-Catholic, Canon Frederic King of heaven and earth, thought enough of But Tito then got into a quarrel with his i heart of the Communistic empire. It is encour­ Farrar, an Anglican clergyman, testified to the souls, even the souls of habitual sinners, to pour boss, Stalin— a quarrel that may or may not be aging to know that the faith lives among those value of the Catholic Church thus: out His precious Blood for them amid the mock­ patched up at any minute. He has not relaxed who, from their positions, would be expected to “ Consider what the Church did for education. ery of His enemies, the least a Christian can do his brutal, tactics against religion one bit. He re­ be the worst enemies of religion. Her ten thousand monasteries kept alive and is pray for the wanderer, be kind to him, try to mains firmly and staunchly an atheistic Commu­ help him. Hear There have been many martyrs for their re- transmitted the torch of learning which other­ nist; a totalitarian through and through. lipon since atheistic Communism launched its wise would have been extinguished long before. It is a sad and shameful spectacle when a But he asks for a $3,000,000 steel mill, Wjiich direct campaign to kill religion. One estimate A religious education, incomparably superior to Catholic displays a critical and condemnatory could mean thousands of g;uns and bombs one put the figure as greater than the number of the mere athleticism of the noble’s hall, was ex­ attitude toward one of his faith who has fallen day to be turned' on those of whom he asks the martyrs killed in the Roman persecutions of the tended to the meanest serf who wished it This from its practice. The remarks, “ Oh, she is mar­ favor, and the State Department almost falls ASK and LEARN early Church. And as the early Christians literally fact alone, by proclaiming the dignity of the in­ ried outside the Church,” or “ He is a flrunkard; over itself to pusL the deal through. He receives went underground in the catacombs, so are mod­ dividual, elevated the entire hopes and des­ never goes to Mass,” should be uttered only with $20,000,000 in all, and there are hints that more em Christians keeping the faith alive in secret. . tiny of the race. The humanizing machinery sympathetic pity and prayerful kindness; never is to come. One story that we read this week in a Cath­ of schools and universities, the civilizing propa­ with a Pharisaical sneer or a suggestion of con­ We HAVE NO DOUBT that before the end— olic Intercontinental Press release tells how the ganda of missionary zeal, were they not due to tempt. Christ had sometiiing to say about the man perhaps sooner than we think— we shall be able KOA blood of martyrs continues to nurture the seeds her? And more than this, her very existence was who, going up to the Temple to pray, boasted, “ I to point at the State Department and say: “ I of Christianity. We submit it as a sign of hope a living education. It showed that the excessive fast twice a week. I give tithes of all I possess.” told you so.” But what good will that do? for the Church in a hostile world. ages were not sporadic and accidental scenes, It was the man who said, “ Have mercy on me, a 10:45 “ During a search in the home of a priest, in but were continuous and inherent acts in one sinner,” who went back to his house justified. Vocation Saoson 1940, the Moscow police discovered a typewritten ’ great drama. In Christendom the yearnings of the Some Catholics have the notion that their This is the season when accounts are carried EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT collection of letters from several deported past were fulfilled, the direction of the future lapsed co-members should be treated as one treats Bishops, accusing Metropolitan (late Patriarch) determined” (Ckrietianity and the Race.) a person with a contagious disease. It is only when in the Catholic press of young men and women Sergei of treason. The letters were apparently No Catholic ever need be ashamed of his a person is condemned by Papal pronouncement entering the religious life to devote their lives Questions ‘on religion submitted by the radio all copied on the same machine. The letter ‘k’ religion. His one fear should be that his Church that he is a vitandus, “one to be avoided” by the to God. It is heartening to read, week after week, was out of line, and there were several other and God might be ashamed of him. other faithful. of earnest men and women eager to dedicate audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcasL clues which the police followed. In a great majority of cases, for those who their youth and t^eir whole lives to the service “ After a thorough investigation it was found a member of his staff. Thereupon the others have discontinued the practice of their faith of God. Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost that the letters had been copied in the office of turned against him, using bayonets, rifle-butts, there is only one avenue, besides the grace of We hear often of the sacrifice demanded by the Administration of National Forests by a typist and knives. Before dying, he cried: ‘Oh saintly God, for re-establishment' in the Church. That a vocation. Sacrifice there is, of course, as in to all inquirers. named Lydia Gromakova. The girl admitted that woman, take me with you.’ Lydia, who at that avenue is the kindness of Catholic friends. Good everything truly worth while. But courage to she had done them, but refused to reveal the time was lying on the ground, bleeding and dis- example, a gentle word of encouragement or take the initial step is what is really needed. WRITE TO names of any associates. She was tortured and fig:ured, replied with a loud voice: ‘'xes, I am hope, a prayer— these are the things that Al­ Once the candidates are in the'monastery or sem­ beaten with rubber truncheons, but remained going to take you with me.’ , Immediately after mighty God has often chosen to use as external inary or convent, and the homesickness has worn ASK AND LEARN, .Station KOA firm and prayed in a loud voice for her torturers. this, she also was beaten to death with rifle-butts. graces for the return of lost sheep. To help a off, the sense of sacrifice disappears utterly. Denver 2, Colorado “ When the investigators continued to beat “ Later one of the soldiers present at ,this sinner return to grace brings grace also to the There are no more happy persons on the earth her, one of the guards, Cyrill Atayev, could not scene deserted from the police and was conve’rted helper. than priests and nuns, as a visit to any convent, stand it any longer and came to her defense, to the Christian faith. He wrote the story of the When the woman taken in adultery was monastery, or seminary will prove to even the ' striking down the chief of the investigators and ‘new martyrs,’ Lydia and Cyrill.” _____ brought to Our Blessed Lord, did He shy away? most eynical.

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LOYOLA PARISH Holy Family 'Lamp Post' Drive Opens FotroniM* Th«s» FrUndly Firm* Card Party Sept. 29 ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH (Holjr Family High School, Denrar) The Lamp Post staff, headed by announced the organization for umns, Marilyn McDermott and Patronize These Friendly Firms COLORADO BOULEVARD Sharon Fitzpatrick and Janies class competition, individual Patricia Lucy; features, .Joann Conway, co^ditors, and John Ha- prizes, certificates o f achievement, Coursey and Dorothy Verdieck; To Open Fall Socials mill, business manager, launched and the traditional party, which. grade school, Helen Schehfield and SINCLAIR the annual drive for the Holy Fam­ JACKSON’S It’s a thrill ily high school paper, at the year’s Cut Rate Drugs Wa Speelaliu in Motor Tuno-ups hrst assembly Wednesday, Sept. 14. A t St. Dominic's It reieiberei Free plck-np ind d t lir t r r The opening skit depicted the im­ PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN SERVICE 2815 Colo. BlTd. EA. 9988 aginary city office of the Lamp (St. Dominic's Parisk, Danver) m«r recess. High Masses will be with Post by the following cast; Man­ FREE PROMPT OEUVERT The first social event of the resumed on Rosary Sunday, Oct. Can BP 8 4 a Dswalac A fthwige W* Call For *pd Dtllrtr aging editor, John Hamill; boss, 2, at 10 o’clock and will con­ James Conway; Molly Chaperone, fall season will be a parish card Custom Cleaners party sponsored by the Rosary A1 tinue at that hour every Sun- , RA. 1818; Caroline Feierstein; Backpage day throughout the year. and D yers Barney, Harry Lally; newsboy, tar society in the church auditor­ ____ ^FREE DELIVEI ium Thursday evening. Sept. 29, Adolph P. Braeton is director of YOU WILL BE PROUD HARLAN F. CHEDSEY Jerry Starkey; and assisting char­ the choir and Mrs. Daniel Di acters, Mary Sardwick, Martin at 8 o’clock. Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo BUCHANAN’S THEY CAME PROM ' E. 34th and St. Paul is general chairman. She was ap­ Donato is the organist. McNulty, Richard Aichele, and EAst 4474 pointed by the president, Mrs. Christian Bros. Wines FORGET-IRE-IVOT Altarationi The first meeting of the choir James Fade. Harry Hughes. All Pspelar BMts • Curtains and Draperies John Hamill, businesa manager. will be held Friday evening, Sept. FLOWER SHOP Mrs. Zarlengo has appointed her 16. in the rectory reading room. Wa DtUrar 285 SO. DOWNING various aides and committee chair­ Additional members are needed to PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy men as follows; Mrs. Ted Day, make the choir complete. It is not j m w m w m w w w w v v tickets; Mrs. J. H. Fraher and necessary that new members have ST. JOHN'S PARISH Mrs. Eddie Bohn, special prizes; trained voices. Both men and Mrs. James Hedlcy and Mrs. T. women will be welcomed among TEMPTATION yoYceoyce CleanersCl( Patronixe These Friendly Firms J. Farrell, cakes; Mrs. Levi Sain- the new members for .the Friday John and Albert Nillson don, tablb prizes; and Mrs. Harry night rehearsal. The choir will be Hughes and Madakne •Sullivan, under the supervision of the Rev. ICE C R E A M ftn a The firms listed here de­ patrons. Other members of the J. P. Houlihan, O.P. In H Gallons W FINER 6th Ave. Hardware patron committee are Mmes. J. serve to be remembered H. Fraher, E. M. Grant, J. M. First Aid Demonstrated Best Quality Freah Eggs when you are distributing McMurtry Paints • Kemtona Harrington, Joseph Pimpl, and At a meeting of the Boy Scouts GLEANING Houtahold Itami - Tools Sharon Fitzpatrick John Hamill Bernard Pilz. Sept. 8 in the chiirch auditorium, Broadway Creamery your patronage in the dif­ Electrical Supplies Bridge and other card games a demonstration of first aid was he promised, will be “ bigger and Mary Sardick; alumni, Patricia given by Alan Anderson and Tom M 8o. Brotdway 8P* sen 1284 So. Pearl ferent lines of business. 2808 E. 6th Ave.' EA 3295 better than ever’’ for all partici­ Bruce and Walter Pesci; sports will be played. Table gifts will be awarded for each group of four. Mahoney. This was followed by a pating in the drive. The biggest editors, Jerry Starkey and James general review of first aid work SP. 3662 Pade; circulation, Harry Lally; Refreshments will be served after Guaranteed innovation is the inauguration of conducted by the scoutmaster, Sgt. Permanent Waving and headlines, Martin McNulty. the games. Tickets are 50 cents Alameda D[ug Store a Specialty each and may be secured from the Thomas P. Kengle. After the dem­ Last year’s staff won 30 indi­ onstrations, S. M. Bruno led the V. O. PETERSON. Pro*. RADIO SERVICE vidual and collective awards, in­ members or at the door on the night of the party. scouts in several games, Richard M y Lady Edith and Salas cluding an All-American rating Johnson was appointed scribe and Cat Rate Drugs by the NSPA, the D. U. Press Meet Plan Membership Drixe Ed Kerber, Jr., was made treas­ Fountain Senrice School Supplies Beauty Shoppe TIP TOP RADIO award, and the top award of the SEND YOUR “ WHOLE” The PTA will conduct a mem­ urer. Your Busineu Appreciated Uinnlt Ktssclsr. Mrr. Loretto Heights Press convention. bership drive on Monday and & APPLIANCE The first meeting of the Tuesday, Sept. 19 and 20. The en­ Alameda & So. Broadway 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 2434 E. 3rd Ave. EA. 2222 Neighborhood Adult scout lead­ CHILD TO SCHOOL tire parish will be canvassed for ers will be held Tuesday after­ parent members and for patrons, noon, Sept. 20, in the home of a HATHAWAY'S particularly, as announced by Mrs. CONOCO PRODUCTS Cathedral PTA Mrs. S. F. dpeas, 2421 Hooker Be sure that his vision Raymond Ingram, it is hoped that street. The meeting is called for Lubrication — Delco Batteries CITY LACE CLEANERS all parents with children in the 2625 EAST 3rd AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 1 p.m. and is for the purpose is capable of the tasks parish will become members. of planning the year's work Car Washing Cartslas - Piltovs Csrtfnilj CIcansd and Rstarasd Sims Siie. Special Cars Mrs. Charles Lutter is the mem­ GiTsn to Tabis Linens. Blankets Laandsrsd Withont Sbrinksft. Opens Member for the various groups of scouts he will have to perform. bership chairman. She will be as­ WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED and Brownies in Die parish W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS sisted by Mrs. Clyde Marchese and school, Mrs. Clyde Marchese, Alameda Sc Logan PE. 9840 a selected committee. The mem­ leader, urges that all who pos­ SAVE TIKES — BUT AT O U O N 'S Week Sept. 19 bership dues are 25 cents per year. sibly can arrange it attend this KNIGHT SERVICE CO. "A better year at Cathedral, The objective of the drive is not important meeting. FOOD financial, but to secure a larger M ER K 'S Masten, Masten & Bryan with every parent a member of the A group of sodalists, including STORES group actively interested in the MOTOR TUNING OLSON’S PTA,’’ is the aim of the PTA of the prefect, Miss Elaine Nielsen, OPTOMETRISTS the Cathedral school; Denver, this work of the school and the PTA. DRUG STORE Complete Auto Service met in the parlor Sept. 14 with the 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 i^ear. The week of Sept 19 through Choir Beiiif Roorganixed new spiritual director, Father Hou­ CUT RATE PRICES 5 Broadway PEarl 4668 23 is membership week. Mrs. Vin­ The choir i* in proeext of be­ Prescription* AecursMlr Pilled Washing • Polishing & Lubrication lihan, to acquaint him with the Denver cent Halpin and her committee, ing reorganized after the turn- work of the local branch. General WInst. Beers. Etc. — Peentaln 6th Ave. at Detroit FR. 3396 3030 E 6th 1801 Mmes. H. J. Pepper, Lou Lament, plans were discussed for -the spir­ 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 James Conway and Ralph Nickless, will welcome itual activities of the sodalists and all old and new members. the sports-picture contest, in which Annunciation for the social work at the Fitz- Mrs. John Evers, head room all students are eligible to contrib­ siraons hospital and in the sodality BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH mother, held open house for the union. ute entries for the outstanding pic­ room mothers of the grade and Patronize These Friendly Firms ture of the year. The contest Club Meets The sodalists will receive Com­ ANNUNCIATION PARISH high schools in her home, 901 Pon­ closes Sept. 23. munion in the 7 :30 Mass Sunday, Patronize These Friendly Firms Other important positions on tiac street, Sept 13. It was a “ get- Sept. 18. They will remain after On Sept. 15 the Mass for the special prayers- NEW HOMES FOR SALE the staff have been assigned as acquainted’’ session and plans were follows: News editors, Marguerite made for the ensuing year. The first monthly meeting of AT LOWEST 2 and 3 Bed Rooms in Park Hill ROSS VARim STORE PRICKS IN DENVEB The firms listed here de­ Kirk and Caroline Feierstein; col- The first general council meeting (Annunciation Parish, Denrer) the fall season will be held Tues­ Offics DE. m t The Sacred Heart club will meet Oomplsu Real Eauts Barries NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR will be held Sept 28 at 1:30 p.m. day evening. Sept 20, in the rec­ serve to be remembered Hardwaro • Toys in the Grant street building li­ in, the home of Mrs. John Monck- tory reading room, at 8 o’clock, JOHN F. BRUNO brary. All appointments will be an­ ton, 8781 Williams street, Thurs­ ■rhe entire group of sodalists will when you are distributing 2214-16 Keamoy Ex-Denverite. nounced at that time. Officers, day, Sept. 15’, at 1 o’clock. have an opportunity to meet Fa­ your patronage in the dif­ Realtor , 8TORS DE. 4488 chairmen, and room mothers are Mrs. William Robinson spent a ther Houlihan at this meeting. ferent lines of business. 6107 E. 22nd asked to attend. day of recollection with the Sacred The St. Jude sewing circle will 8411 FRANKLIN ST. To Teach at Marcella Hoover has been award­ Motherhood guild at Regis college, meet in the home of Mrs. S. F. ed the first PTA scholarship. Spon­ Sept. 4< Speas Wednesday, Sept 21, at 1 Fairfax Hardware M a r q u e t t e sored under the book rental system, S t Catherine's club will meet in o’clock. A luncheon will be .served. (Colfax St Fairfax) this scholarship gives full tuition the home of Mrs. Ollie Doiigherty, Mrs. Alice Marchese will assist the LONDON MARKET and books to a student recom­ hostess, Mrs. Speas, in serving. HARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTS Word has been received in Den­ 3407 Columbine street, on Tues­ mended by the principal. Marcella day, Sept. 20, at 1 o’clock. The Rosary Holy' Hour will AND GROCERY HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ver that Leonard J. Bisbing, the HARDWARE, HEATING I is a senior and a commercial major. The Altar and Rosary society be conducted Friday evening, OSCAR TUNNELU Prop. FRi 2725 5022 E. Colfax son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bis- AND APPLIANCES The following members success- will hold its first meeting of the Sept. 16, by the Rev. J. W . Sher­ Quality Meata and Grocertea H. L, Hinehart, Prop PHONES: MA. 6289 - TA. 8841 season on Thursday, Sept. 22, at man, O.P, Following the Holy 31rd and Downinx been appointed as an associate 1890 WALNUT this year: Mmes. J. Gannon, L. Gil Hour Confessions will be heard. professor of business administra­ 1 o’clock. Those on the luncheon, bert, C. Courtney, L. Siebert, V. John C. tion and director of the depart­ committee include Mmes. Powers, The Holy Name society, through Halpin, R. Nickless, J. Pierson, H. YOU ALWAYS ment of marketing at Marquette Wilson, Morris. Maes, and Tatum. its president, Paul Ducey, has ap­ SchoU Dinsraore, W. May, W. Kelty, N. university in Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs. William Robinson and Mrs. pointed a committee that will meet For Quality Itakery Goods SAVE AT Zeylmaker, W. Gillin, T. Sliemers, Eva Gick spent the Labor day holi­ Clark's Hardware FINEST He is a graduate, o f Cathedral Thursday evening, Sept. 15, to Try J. Nazy, H. Wolfe, H. Job, L. La­ day as guests of Mrs. A1 Des Mon- MEATS AND high school and of Regis college, formulate plans for the turkey Hardware — Paints ment, W. Jones, P. Pietrowski, F. teau at her summer home in Ever­ party to be held in the near fu­ SIMMONS DRUG GROCERIES where he received a bachelor of Spiirling Goods — Gifts science degree. His parents are Brenner, L. Chase, H. Ptepper, and green. Mrs. Des Monteau paid a ture. The committee will select a WEISS BAKERY iSIS Colo.' Bird. EA. n u tail Pslrtax H. Collins, and Miss Barbara return visit to the Robinson home date and arrange a program of FR. ZTM members of Cathedral parish. .4034' TannysO B GL. 9282 4024 Tennyson Si. In addition to teaching, Bisbing Barbato. the past week end. entertainment. 'The members of the committee include Fred Ber­ will organize and direct an eco­ Weekly Marian Devotion BOARD WAJLK nomic bureau of business at the ger, Thomas J. Farrell, Edward Tyicvwnt cleaners university. He is now teaching at Kerber. John Reilly, and Leroy SHOE REPAIRING Volk. LAUNDRY SERVICE Boston college and completing BILLY’S INN EDWARDS Family Rosary at Shrine • Office of the Quality Moterial and studies toward the degree of doc­ jAck RtlnM — CUy Darii PIcknp and Delivery tor of philosophy at Boston uni­ TREASURER Workmanship City and County- of Denver Good Foods versity. Municipal Buildlnx DRUG STORE 6025 East 22nd DE. 7560 4716 East 23rd at Dexter lUeet Your Friends Here After obtaining his deg;ree at Denver. Colorado 4030 Tennyson St. Regis, Bisbing studied at Denver Slated in Lourdes Parish M-273 44tb & Lowell Phone CL. 9733 university, where he received a NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ES­ (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, through their first practice. Miss TATE AT TAX SALE AND OF AP­ master of science degree. He has PLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF COKIT F-ED MEATS Phones: Gl. taught at the University of De­ Denver) Haumerser of 2260 S. Downing, a TREASURERS DEED. POULTRY AND H.SH 1 troit and the University of Akron, The Family Rosary at Our member of the parish, will super­ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and Responsible Prescription vise playground activity during the more cspecislly to Laura B. Donahue. City ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH and was an associate professor of Lady of Lourdes shrine has been and County of Denver, The Moffat Tunnsl TKIXXYtSOli Service business administration at the scheduled for this Sunday, Sept noon hour every day. The girls will Improvement DIetrict, Charles E. Beans, Patronize These Friendly Firms play such games as kickball, bas­ Everything Usually Found in Clarkson college of technology at 18, at 7:30 p.m. The Rosary for Lillian E. Bean*. Hleat Ufarkel A First Class Drug Store the whole family will become a ketball, and volleyball. The boys You and each of you are hereby notified Potsdam, N. Y. He founded and that on the 24lh day of November. 1936. the 4016 Tennvaon GR 0443 edited the Clarkson Newsletter, part of the novena service held will engage in box hockey, boxing, Visit Our Soda Fountain and football. Manaxer of Revenue, Ex-Offieio Treasurer Santa Fe Shoe a monthly business review, while each Sunday night at the shrine. •A the City and Couhty of Denver end Stale at the latter institution. The Rosary, novena prayer, and PTA to Meet Monday Ilf Colorado, sold at public sale to City and Hospital DRAPER’S ■ His business experience includes Benediction will take about 25 The Parent-Teachers’ associatfon County of Denver, assismor of Charles E. Beane aad Lillian E. Beans, in Joint Ten­ positions as the manager of a minutes. This will become a regular will hold its first meeting of the Work Done While You-''Walt school year Monday night, Sept 19, ancy the applicant, who ha* made demand Shop Closes Noon Saturdays Fumitnre & Upholstery grocery and market in Denver, service of the parish throughout for a ’Tressurer’s Deed, the followinx de­ ST; DOMINIC'S PARISH statistician and research analyst the year. When the weather is bad, at the school. Parents will be given scribed real estate, situate in the City and County of Denver and State of Colorado, 742 Santa Fe Drive for the Automobile Manufactur­ the service will be held inside the a complete outline of coming activi­ Patronize These Friendly Firms 926 W. 6lh Main 4507 ties. 'There will also he a showing to-witi ers’ a.ssociation in Detroit, super­ church. LoU Thirieon (13) to FIfUen (IS) In- visor of the National Tube Co., of children’s films to be used in the elasive. In Block Thirty-two (31), Vlsduet The Rocks of. Lourdes club will school this year. All parents are Upholstering Gary, Ind.; and senior acebuntant Addition. That said tax sale was made tn hold its regular September meeting urged to attend and to get ac­ satisfy the delinquent (Wneral taxes as­ Repairing for the General Finance Corp., at the'Center house this Tuesday quainted with the sisters of the sessed an inst said resi estate for the year Chicago. evening, Sept. 20, at 8 o’clock. 1933 ; that said real estate was taxed in the Modemisdng school. name of Laora B. Donahue: that the atat* H E R B 'S Plans for the monthly square danc­ ■NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND Members of the St. Vincent de ulory period of redempUnn expired Novem­ ^ d d is L A . SsuwksL All work guaranteed DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP ing will be arranged at the meeting. Paul society in Denver will cele­ ber 24th. 1989; that, the same has not been ESTATE OF GEORGE PAPPADORES, There will be a surprise entertain­ brate Ozanam Sunday by making a redeemed; that said properly may be re­ TEXACO SERVICE Terms if desired also known as Gionrio Pspaderas. Gcoiye deemed at any time before a Tax Deed Is Glendale 9815 3600 W. 29th Ave. ment feature , for the Rocks after pilgrimage to Our Lady of Louriies Evening Calls Thcohare Pappadcroa, DECEASED. No iaaued; that a Tax Deed will be iMued to ttie 86023. the meeting. The men will work shrine Sunday, Sept. 18. The men said Charles E. Beans and LiUian E. Beans, 1154 Fox at Speer Samples Furnished Notice is hereby iriven that on the 1st Saturday afternoon beginning at 1 will meet at the shrine at 4 o’clock. lawful holder of said certificate, on the 13th day of November. 1049. I will present to p.m. on the playground for the Benediction will be given by the Rt. day of January at 12 o'clock noon, 1960, “Eddie's care gives longer wear" the ^ u n ty Coart of the C itj and County school children. unless the same has been redeemed before KE 9070 Also Living Room of Denver, Colorado, my accounts for final Rev. Monsignor Joseph O’Heron. 12 o'clock noon of said date. lettlement of the administration of said School children will have plenty The parish picnic scheduled for WITNESS my hand and seal thb 12lh WASHING • LUBRICATION • TIRES Sets for Sale estate, when and where all persona in of recreational activities .this year. this Sunday has been postponed. day of September, 1949. Washing, Greasing, Polishing interest may appear and object to them. First publication. Sept. 16, 1949. ♦ If they so d»ire. At a meeting Sept. 13, a Instead, a Sunday picnic will be Last pubHeation, Sept 29, 19)9. Auto Accessories • Battery Service Tire Repair, Radiator Flush F. D. Draper, prop. Notice .is also hereby xlven that there planned activity for the children held later in connection with the (SEAL) has been filed in said estate a petition ssk- was outlined. Football for the boys planting of fall flowers for the ROY W. CASS inx for a judicial ascertainmsat and de- got under way last Monday, when shrine. The men wish to have a Manttrer of Revenue. terminiatJon of the heirs of such deceased, nice display of flowers around the By ROY W. CASS and settinx forth that the names, addresses Mr. Fuller put his youngsters Repairing Laundry The firms listed here de­ and relationship of all persons, who sra church and shrine ready for next NOTICE TO CREDITORS GROCERY or claim to be heirs of said deceased, eo spring. Tulip bulbs and other ESTATE OF LEE WEDDLE, alio known serve 'to be remembered far as known to the petitionsr. are as plants will be planted this fall. Pa­ aa L ender Weddle. DECEASED. No I7t Navsjo St follows, to-wit: Antonie Petrski, Corme. St. Anthony's 87195. I XELENT CLEANERS when you are distributing rishioners Vill plant the bulbs and Notieo U h«rtby given that on the 15th CLEANERS Crete, Greece, sister; Geonte Psppsdores, CLEANERS & HATTERS Fine Foods Bakery Goods 701 Blueville j Aveaue, Cbicsgo, Illinois, hold their regular picnic at the day of Aaguitp 1949. ietten t4?ctam40CarT your patronage in the dif­ Meats Candies ooustn. were iMued to the undersigned as executor To Sponsor same time. When the time arrives of the ateve nAmed estate and alJ persona 3IM Fsdarsl Blvd. — GRsnd 2869 ferent lines of business. Bsarv 8 Bee Gareis. Propa. Accordingrly, notice is also hereby xiven that upon the date aforesaid, or the day to invitations to all parishioners will having claims against said estate are re* Our process includes which the hearins may be centinued, the be sent out, inviting all to partici­ qutred to file them for allowance in the Court will procc^fl. to receive and bear Victory Fete pate in the fun. County Court of the City and County of Complete Mothproofing proofs concerning the heirs df such de­ Denver. Colorado, within six months from The finns listed here de­ The rock from the famous said data or said claims will be forever ceased. and, upon the pronts submitted, (St. Anthony of Padua’s Parish, will enter a decree In said estate determin­ Lourdes shrine in France was barred. « ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH serve to be remembered Pickup & Delivery ing who are the heirs of such deceased Wastvrood) placed .in the new shrine at a cere­ James P. Logan. person, at which hearing all persons claim* mony Tuesday night Many of the Executor. when you are distributing ing to be heirs at law of such deoeasod St. Anthony’s parish will spon­ Catholic Register Patronise These Friendly Firms Call Westwood 72 may appear and present their proofs. sor a victory party Tuesday, Sept. men who worked on the building Mailed t/lK/49 your patronage in the dif­ of the shrine were on hand to ce­ Hilliard. Engier A Ctanahan. Attya. .441 So. Federal Blvd. Cstholio Register 20, at 8 p.m. in the private dining ferent lines of business. MaUsd 9/18/49 room of the Club Aeroplane for ment the rock in its place at the ■- Bernard E. Engier base of the statue. Administrator. all the carnival workers and their WASINGER'S ELECTRIC STORE families. The parish chose this Dr. Fa A. Smith way to show its appreciation to all Sf. Thomas' Auxiliary “ Everything Electrical” the faithful workers who gave so ' SALES • REPAIR • SERVICE HOLY FAMILY PARISH ST. ANTHONY'S Optometrist generously of their time and labor To Meet September 20 ELECTRIC ROASTERS — 20% OFF Patronise These Friendly Firms Patronise These Friendly Firms to make the carnival a huge suc­ Eyes Examined 8 Visual Care 3156 W . 38th A re. GLendale 8946 cess. At this time Leo Schuster, The monthly meeting of St. carnival chairman, will give the Individually Styled Glasses final report on the various booths. Thomas’ Senlinery auxiliary will The firms listed here de­ Complete line be bald on Tnaaiiay morning, Why Pay Carfar^ . Leyden Hardware Mrs. Sole and Mrs. Spahn will serve to be remembered Quality Meats & Gr

T hursday, Sept. 15, 1949 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Peak School Very Rev. Peter O'Brien Recommended Firms Enrollment by 1961 Selected by Dominicans Statistics Promise 1Q0% Increase in 12 Years for AUTO One of the major problems facing the Catholics of the Corpus Christi parish school which Sacrament, 31 per cent; Holy For Defense of Thomism Archdiocese of Denver is that of providing facilities for the will offer eight new classrooms, a Family, 30 per cent; Loyola, 276.7 SERVICE combination cafeteria and audi­ per cent; The Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., S.T.Lr., Ph.D., pas­ ever-increasing number of students. The schools of the arch­ torium, and a modern health Mt.Carmel, 22.6 per cent; Our diocese cared for 15,063 students in 1948-49. room. Lady of Lourdgs, 101 per cent; tor of St. Dominic’s church, Denver, is at the general cjiapter Birth rate statistics, howevei^ show that the number The new St. Anthony’s school Presentation, 98.2 per cent; Sa­ of the Dominican Order in Wa.shington, D. C. He has been In Sterling will contain eight cred Heart, 128.5 per cent; St. selected for a singular honor by the chapter which convened of student* in all 12 g^rades will health rooms, and other facilities. Buckley Bros. Motors keep growing until the peak is modern classrooms and a com­ Cajetan’s, 6.2 per cent; St. Cath­ Sept. 11. He was chosen from all the delegates who come The new structure was erected at bination gym and auditorium. erine’s, 23.1 per cent; St. Domi­ reached in 1961 when the number the cost of $172,000. from practically the whole world ^ Sales - STUDEB AKER > Service of pupils is expected to register a It it expected that the new nic’s, 43.7 i>er cent; to defend certain theological doc­ AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS A TRUCKS gain of more than 100 per cent. Ezpaiuion of pratent clu i- school will be ready for occu­ S t Elisabeth’s, 97.5 per cent; room facilitiei i* under way at pancy in January, I960. trines according to the teachings ____ 8XPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK — QLALITT PAINTING The facts are pointed out in the St. Francis de Sales’, 2.2 per cent; of St. Thomas Aquinas. Notre Dame school report released for tlje St. Philomena’t, St. Vincent da The school enrollment for 1948- St. James’, 260 per cent; St. STEAM CLONING - WASHING - LUBIVICATION SERVICE Paul’s, St. Patrick’s, St. Cath- 1949 in the Archdiocese of Denver This is a long time practice of 1948-49 term by the Rev. Edward John’s, 63.3 per cent; St. Joseph’s the Dominican general assemblies, 6o0 So. Broadway— New Location — RA. 2826 A. Leyden, superintendent of ' erine’t. Holy Family, and Our follows: (West Side), 13.4 per cent; S t Scholarship All elementary schools, 10,664; to select some one or more of the schools. Lady of Lourde* tchooU. St. Jo- Louis’ (Englewood), 57.7 percent; leph’s Redemptorist parish, Den­ .^11 high schools, 2,937; total ele­ delegates to defend selected theses, Announcing the appointment of St. Patrick’s, 59.8 per cent; St that is, theological statements from With an inereaia of 1,280 ver, hai begun construction of a mentary and high schools, 13,691; To Denverite pupili in the past year. Catholic Philomena’s, no change; and St. a theological commentary by St. new, modern gymnaiium to ac­ all institutions of higher educa­ Vincent de Paul’s, 84 per cent— ABLES MOTOR COMPANY (chooU in the' itate continued tion, 1,472; total, all schools and tThomas Aquinas, which is con­ commodate the ever-expanding total, 48.8 per cent sidered the standard and approved **Another Friendly, Modern Center for the phenomenal growth that hat institutions, 16,063; high ichool athletic and extra- Parochial schools of the arch­ teaching of the Church. characterized the poit-war yeart curricula program. Preientation In the city of Denver and sub­ PACKARD Sales and Service” in Colorado. Fifteen thouiand diocese : Sacred Heart, Boulder, The Master General of the entire pariih ha* new clatiroomi urbs: All elementary schools, 96.5 per cent; Sacred Heart, Chey­ Specialized Automotive Service . . . Texaco Gas & Oils and tizty-three ttudenU are now 8,139; all high schools, 2,481; Order, the Most Rev. Emmanuel ready. enne Wells, 41.6 per cent; Corpus Suarez, O.P., who resides in Rome, 3520 E. Colfax at Monroe — FR. 2761 enroll^ in the tchooU of the The new school of St. Louis’ par- total, elementary and high schools, Archdioceie of Denver, Colo- Christi, Colorado Spnngs, 66.9 per but who is now in Washington for pleted for use by September, 10,610; all institutions of higher rado Catholic schools are now cent; St Mary’s, Colorado Springs, this chapter, will preside at this 1950. Plans are being drawn for education, 1,472; total, all schools 27.4 per cent; caring for a total of 21,307 and institutions, 12,082; theological presentation. After the NATIONAL AUTO BODY & RADIATOR CO. a new 12 classroom grade school S t Joseph’s, Port Collins, 21.2 pupils, as contrasted with The total cost of Catholic school particular question or article to be FRANK J. NASTLEY, Marobsr St Fnnei* d* Sales Parish for St. Dominic’s parish at W. per cent; St Peter’s, Greeley, 24.6 defended by, Father O’Brien has 16,606 five years ago. enrollment oi^the basis of total RADIATORS, BODIES, HOODS AND FENDERS 29th and Federal boulevard. The per cent; St Mary’s, Leadville, been drawn from a box containing Archdiocesan officials and pas­ expenditure per pupil in public new building will also provide 21.2 per cent; St John’s, Long­ all the selected questions, the title REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED tors are striving to meet the prob­ schools in Colorado 1942-1949 is space for the primary and kinder­ mont, four par cent; of the drawn topic is announced and Repairing Wrecks a Specialty Quality Painting lems presented by the heavy influx garten classes, office space, and as follows: of students. 1942, Catholic school enroll­ St. Louis’, Louisville, six per then Father O’Brien, before all Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave. quarters for a school nurse. the delegates assembled, must give Two new elementary school Monsignor James P. Flana­ ment, 14,403; cost per pupil, cent; Sacred Heart, Roggen, 46 per cent; S t Anthony’s, Sterling, the doctrine of St, Thomas on that buildings opened their doors for gan, pastor of St. Mary Magda­ $113.72; total cost, $1,627,909; eight per cent; St Charles’, Strat­ particular point the finst time Sept. 6. Christ the lene’s parish, Edgewater, has an­ 1943, Catholic school enroll­ ment, 15,097; cost per pupil, ton, 50.8 per cent; and Assump­ When Father O’Brien has fin­ King church-school building at E. nounced that the Sisters of St. Jo­ $128.42; total cost, $1,938,756; tion, Welby, 342.3 per cent— total, ished his exposition any of the Eighth avenue and Elm street is seph of Carondelet will teach the delegates are free to propose ob­ Eggers Standard Service offering kindergarten and six ele­ 1944, Catholic school enroll­ 34.4 per cent. six grades in the new school build­ jections to his explanations, and HENRY EGGERS, Prop. mentary grade classe.s. The new, ing to be erected at W. 28th ave­ ment, 16,122; cost per pupil, ‘ Parochial high schools, Denver: $135.18; total cost, $2,179,371; Cathedral, 33.3 per cent; Annun­ then Father O'Brien must rally to modern structure contains five nue and Zenobia. Plans for the the defense of St Thomas’ teach­ classrooms, a library, health room, $138,000 school include four 1945, Catholic school enroll­ ciation, 26.3 per cent; Holy Fam­ Washing Stetfm Cleon ment, 17,832; cost per pupil, ily, 57.6 per cent; S t Francis de ing showing the fallacy in the ob­ and administration offices. Plana classrooms a n d an auditoi^um jection offered by the questioner. for the future include the conver­ which will also serve for adminis­ $141.87; total cost, $2,896,058; Sales’, 51.1 per cent; St. Joseph’s 1946, Catholic school enroll­ All the proceedings are conducted Complete Motor Service sion of the present chapel into four trative offices. (West Side), 9.5 per cent; and Carl Eiberger ment, 17,554; cost p#r pupil, in Latin, so that all the delegates classroom!!. Sisters of the Most M t Carmel, ninth grade classes, will understand one another in this Two-new grade schools are un­ $174.98; total cost, $2,896,058; 15 per cent— total, 36.3 per cent Word has been received from 1900 Champa St. GHerry 9607 Precious Blood, Dayton, 0., arc one language they have in com­ der construction in the city of 1947, Catholic school enroll­ the Rev. John J. Burke, C.S.C., staffing the new school. The Rev. Parochial high schools of the mon. Colorado Springs. The new St. ment,. 18,136; cost per pupil, chairman of the committee on John Scannell is pastdr of the new archdiocese: S t Mary’s, Colorado Mary parish school building will $208.26; total cost, $3,777,003; Springs, 25.9 per cent; S t Jo­ scholarships at Notre Dame uni­ parish. Is Recognition contain 12 modern classrooms, a 1948-1949, Catholic school en­ seph’s, Fort Collins, 20 per cent; versity, that Carl F. Eiberger, The new school of St. Louis’ par­ kindergarten room, health rooms, rollment, 19,771; cost per pupil, St. Anthony’s, Sterling, 16 per Of Learning honor graduate of 1948 of St. Jo­ ish, Englewood, is providing nine and administration facilities. Con­ $208.26; total cost, $4,117,508; cent; a n d Assumption, Welby, Father O’Brien’s selection for seph’s high school, Denver, has Lincoln-Mereury classrooms, a kindergarten room. struction is progressing on the The source for the figures 83.3 per cent — total, 29.6 per this singular honor is a recogni­ been awarded a Walsh-Hudson- above is the financial records in cent. tion of his theological- ability and Cavanaugh scholarship for the ihe office of the state superinten­ Four grade schools. Holy Ro­ scholastic training. Before coming academic year of 1949-50. Open Evenings dent of public instruction, Denver. sary, Denver: St Joseph’s Polish, to Denver Father O’Brien was Pro­ Dean Lawrence H. Ballinger of In the past 10 years, the grade Denver; St. Peter’s, Fleming; and vincial of the St. Albert province the college of science at the Uni NEW A N d u s e d c a r schools of the city of Denver have Holy Family, Fort Collins, re­ of the Dominican Order, which versity of Notre Dame also an­ made the following gains in en­ ported a slight drop in enroll­ covers 18 states in the Middle West nounced that the student’s name DEPARTMENT rollment: ment. A decrease in enrollment extending from Chicago to Colo­ has been placed on the Dean’s list Colorado Springs Cathedral, 37.5 per cent; An­ was also reported by St. Peter’s rado and from Minnesota to Louis- of honor students in the college nunciation, 44.2 per cent; Blessed high school* Greeley. of science for the fall semester in NEW CAR DEPT.— East Colfax at Gilpin 1949 in recognition of the excel lent average of 92.10 per cent FINE USED CARS— East Colfax af Race which Carl made during the fall (Across From Aladdin Thcotral and spring semesters of the 1948- 7 New Catholic Scout Groups 49 school year. At the present time Carl is the house guest of a classmate, Frank McCARTY-BATTERTON Haendler of Chicago, 111. The two In Year Raise Total to 18 boys will drive to the university Linco/n-Mercury on Tuesday morning. DE.4221 The annual report of the Catholic Committee on Scouting for the Denver area shows From Many Nations that seven new scouting units were begun in Denver parishes during the past year. There Madrid.—Catholic scholars from the United States and 12 European are now a total of 18 scouting units sponsored by Catholic parishes in the city of Denver. countries attended an international The new units begun during the past year are a cub pack at St, Dominic’s parish, a cub pack congress at San Sebastian devoted to discussion of Catholic thought at Holy Rosary parish, a scout troop at St. Catherine's parish, a scout troop at Holy Ro­ and philosophy. sary parish, a scout troop at St. CHRYSLfR-PtVMOUTH' _ scout troop at St. Do Dominic’s par­ UPTOm i M OTOR CO. ^ MAY REALTY ish. There are approximately 500 Many Colorado Women Will Attend looa BWOAPiiMY 015626 boys participating in the scouting FOR program as it is presented by these R E A L T O R 18 parish-sponsored units. There •AUTOMOTIYEi are more than 150 adults who are Regional HCCW Conference in Texas INSURANCE • LOANS working with these boys in parish SERVICE cub packs and scout troops. Of the (Arcbdioceian Council of Catholic T. A. Cosgriff, national director and Miss Catharine Maloney on so­ Women, Denver) cial action. Mrs. B. Leo Devlin HUDSON total number of boys there are 275 from Colorado, has been invited to Visit Denver's Ute Tlieater Bldg. who are in cub packs and 220 who A large group of Colorado act as toastmaster at the closing will give a paper at the Family- SALES A //SERVICE are in scbut troops. During the Parent-Life session. LEADING SERVICR Colorado Springs, Colo. women will attend the Southwest past year 35 Catholic Boy Scouts Regional Conference of the Na Planning to attend, other than CENTER f received the highest Catholic scout MAIN 1898 tional Council of Catholic Women those taking part, include: The Rt. Where You Get award, the Ad Altars Dei medal, Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy, from Archbishop Urban J. Vehr on spiritual director of the council; " Quality at a ti Scout Sunday. Mmes. John P, Murtaugh, Fred W. YIC HEBERT INC. Fair Price I * The Denver area parishes with Gushurst, J. L. Swigert, 'T. J. Mor­ The Murroy Drug Co. W ILLIAM C. CRARON active scouting units are as fol­ rissey, L. A. Higgins, 0. H. Henc- 3660 Downing lows: St. Louis’, Englewood, ex­ mann. Miss Elizabeth Sheeby, and Open Eve- “Superior Service Storej” Optometrist plorer unit and scout troop; St. Mrs. Fred McCourt of Greeley. Since ISIS _ nings ’till 9 ; Main Store Phone Main 144 m North TOoB St. Francis de Sales’, cub pack and Information and reservations scout troop; Blessed Sacrament, Mtia Star. — IS North T.jMi 8t. PHONB MiUN IMS can be had by calling Mrs. John F. COOLING SYSTEM cub, pack and scout troop; St. And f North Bt.r. — 113 North Toion SL COLORADO BPRlNOa COLa Murtaugh at FR. 7196. All Catho­ CftPITfll John’s, cub pack (together with St. lic women are moat welcome to BRAKE SERVICE Philomena’s) and seput troop; attend. 14 Yssn EsftrlssM a ttrisrs EsilpuMt (opt ttaur'e ( of Denver) PKTi: BKROl^l Presentation, cub pack and scout Candy and Ice Cream at troop; St. Dominic’s, cub pack and EXPERT Myers Radiator & Brake T fL E P H O N I TABOR 519T FURiVITURE SHOP scout troop; St. Vincent de Paul’s, trPBOLSTBRlNa AUTO REPAIR Shop Johnson-English BK-OPHOLBTKKING AND cub pack and scout troop; Holy £ am^SaM^na REPAIRING Rosary, cub pack and scout troop; All Makes 1512 W. Alameda PEarl 6710 Blip CoTon .nd Droporlw St Catherine’s, cub pack and scout Elasy Time Paymenta * Drug Go. Mado to OroOT troop; and St. Philomena’s, cub LENTHFRIC Toiletries Furniture Made to Order pack. NorthwesteraAaloGo. Your Friendly 24-Bonr Service T«foa Ml BlJ«»o 8t PkoM 1408 7% S CaMadr A n Haln ilM A general business meeting of 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 the Catholic Scouting committee is HARRY'S TEXACO SlRVKl “ It Your IVeed* Are Electrical The Hey§e Sheet to be held on Wednesday evening, HARRY FLEMING, Propnator Call Main 959” Metal and Roofing Sept 21, at S t Francis de Sales’ WIRING-FIXTURES AND REPAIRS rectory beginning at 8 o’clock. All MAM TEXACO ssd FiiESTOiE PMOUCTi SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK INCORPORATED , lUBRICATISR sad WASNII8 TABOR 9222 BEATING ROOFING priests and adults who are engaged Catharine Maloney RADIATOR WORKS Berwick Electric Co. 8HEB1 METAL in or interested in the promotion Sl> 80 NEVADA Radlstsrs HemoTsd fram Car and J . a BERWICK of scouting are invited to attend. dinner Oct. 4. Others who will Phoae: Mala t i l Rtplsrsd Colorado Sprtafa. Caloradw Eit ISU The Denver Catholic Scouting Mr*. Lite Gallegos take part in the program are Mrs. Cltsainz — Rodding — Rocorlm committee is headed by Albert E. Lito Gallegos on the PTA panel, Ropalrlat DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS Seep. The other officer members in San Antonio, Tex., Sept. 30 to 947 Bannock (Rear) KE. 2805 Oct. 4. inclusive. rrst Door N. of V.P.W. Bids., are Carl M. Ott and Dr. F. A. fth sad 8p«*r NOW'S the Time to Consider Peterson. Father Charles T. Jones As co-sponsors of the confer­ HEIDELBERG'S is the area chaplain and Father ence, several members of the ENGINE TUNE-UP— A simple “tune-up” by our trained me­ Barry Wogan is the archdiocesan ACCW of Denver have been asked chanics costs surprisingly little— yet assures quicker starting, CLOTHING chaplain. to participate in the program. Mrs. faster pick up, smoother performance and greater economy! Men’* furnUhlngA 10 NORTH I'EJUN ST. JAME§ MOTOR CO. Record Number Enrolled 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 COHPUHENT8 OP OLSOi^ A BEIVBOW In Ft. Collins School PLBG. A HTG. CO. am CAR GOT THl Fort Collins.— (St. Joseph’s Scott, secretary; and Mrs. Bert 116 North Weber Sl Qflolort S ne. Parish)— St. Joseph’s school Bogard, treasurer. A get-together opened for regular classes on Wed­ and tea will follow the business SHAKES? Tel. Main S066 nesday with the largest enroll­ meeting. ment in several years. The Rev. Edward L. VoUmar, The following Sisters of Loretto SJ., chief librarian of S t Louis Make Your Cur will teach this year. Sister Mary university, preached at all Masses FORT COLLINS Virgil of Edina, Mo., will be prin­ Sunday. He stressed the obligation cipal, replacing Sister Athanasia; of Ca^olics to take advantage of Mr*. T. A. Cosgriff Sister Marie of Bethlehem, Mo., the public libraries and to insist Run Like New! In Ft. CoUina oa Hiway. 87 aad 287 seventh and eighth grades; Sister on having good Catholic reading Carrollton, Mo., and came here in Agnes Louise, fifth and sixth; Sis­ placed in the public libraries. 1886, His first work in Larimer A guaranteed factory re­ DREILING MOTORS ter Anthony Louise, third ajid The Raymond Skett family had county was on the irrigation canal fourth; Sister Rose Brendan, first as guests last week Mrs. Gerald southwest of the city. built engine inatalled in . i Bnick and G.M.C. Specialiit* — Sales and Expert Service and second; Sister Mary Virgil and Wilkin and daughter, Donna, of Married in 1886 yoar car, by us or your D o you sometimes feci that you are riding in a cocktail shaker? Let V» Porcelainise Your Car Sister Marie, junior high school; Chugwatar, Wyo. Mrs. Wilkins is Soon afterward he bought a It's DANGEROUS, and annoying! Shimmy, winder and undue favorite garage, for aa Telephone 626 and Sister M. Bacilla will be in a sister of Mrs. Skett. farm in the Harmony district tire wear frequently result from improperly balanced and aligned charge of music. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Orleans at­ south of here. It was there he little as $7.00 monthly. wheels. Our Elenronic Wheel Balancer will accurately and On Friday at 3 o’clock, the PTA tended the Knights of Columbus brought his bride, the former Miss auickly determine the cause o f the trouble— without removing will hold its first meeting. Mrs. national convention in Portland, Katherine Winston of- Rushville, the wheels from your car. Have your service man send your car Paul Talty is president; Mrs. A. Ore. Mrs. Orleans attended as a Ind., in 1886. Later he bought a to MERRILL’S for a complete check-up. delegate from Colorado. DENVER ENGINE J. Tiolkoski, vice president; Mrs. farm in the Fossil Creek district, This is our 21st year. AURORA T. J. Collopy, 88, resident of where he fed sheep for many years. Fort Collins for 65 years, died in His wife died here Oct. 22, 1942. WHEEL AUGNING k STRAIGHTENING a Loveland rest home, after a long Mr. Collopy is survived by four REBUILDING AND NEW FASHION Colorado Springs period of failing health. For sev­ children: J. P. Collopy of Yuma, Electronie WHEEL BAUNC1N6 PURSE BROS. eral years past he had made his Ariz.; Mrs. A. W. Cobby of Palo Cleaners & Dyers Position Wanted home here with his daughter. Miss Alto, Calif.; T. W. Collopy of Den­ SUPPLY CO. GROCERY & MARKET Mary Collopy, an assistant editor ver; and Miss Mary Collopy. JOHN H. JOHNSON 965 Broadway fniRRILL Of/lee PUnt GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS in the Colorado A.&M. college in­ James and John Collopy of Scotts- axle& wheel servixe . VEGETABLES Refined, Intellizent, middle-seed women formation service at 614 Elizabeth bluff. Neb., are brothers. There BPrac. 0071 10.31 East Calias went* cooking or light housework in re­ AComa 4811 1230 LINCOLN • CHerry 5581 U S E. Alamada A rt. A.rara Si >7U Esit Colfax At.. Ph. Aorera III fined Colorado Springs home. Ressonsbli street. are 10 grandchildren and five sslsiy. Box ISSO, 1-F, Denver. He was bom Aug. 18, 1861, at great-grandchildren. PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 B( ;k SfTMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 T h u rid o y, Sept 15, 1949 Betty Lou Mahoney Becomes Bride Weds Denver Man St. Elizabeth's to Have ■ Ml.omemaker*s At Rite in Blessed Sacrament Church 40 Hours' Sept. 18*20 g Department (SL Elizabeth'* Pari*h, Denver) corporate Communion Mass and breakfast to be held Nov. 13 at B PatreniM ThM*0 ReliabU and PrUndlT Firm* (BIwaaetl SaeramenI Pariah, of the Blessed Sacrament will Baptized on Sunday by Father The Forty Hours’ devotion will Danver') be celebrated at the shrine. The Mulcahy, was Adrian Francis Cur­ begin in St. Elizabeth’s church St. Elizabeth’s. The purpose of At a candlelight ceremony address is 2290 S. Logan street. ran, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, SepL 18, at the 9:15 this activity is to stir anew the interests ol the Holy Name soci- Sept. 12, Betty Lou Mahoney, the Mother*’ Club to Meet Edward L. Curran, with John o’clock Mass. The weekday Masses daughter of Charles T. Mahoney, during the sacred time Exterior Painting ing from a tiara of lace, is a fam­ Mrs. William M. Kennedy, who Edward W’. Wickmann, who rament Sunday morning at the has been a patient a t‘ Mercy hoa- spent the summer vacation with opening of the Eucharistic cele­ Phone CH. 6581 ily heirloom, and was borrowed Miss Collette Wenzinger Denver 6. Cotorarfo ADAMS & WILDING from her aunt, Mrs. David H. pital for some time, is now at his mother, Mrs. Esther R. Wick­ bration, and a procession at the home. mann, returned to St. Thomas’ (above), daughter of Mr. solemn closing on Tuesday eve­ 1042-44 Santa Fe DH t® 1158 Calilomia KE 1609 Tully of Wasjiington, D. C. She carried a shower bouquet of white George Reynolds entered seminary last Saturday to resume and Mrs. Joseph Wenzinger of ning. The school children and the his studies for the priesthood. Blue Hill, Neb., became the bride priests will participate in this pro­ THE BEST IN LUGGAGE roses. Joseph’s hospital this week for an The attendants were Mrs. Wil­ operation. of Robert James Schmitt, son of cession honoring Our Blessed Lord The firms listed here de­ Of AB Kia4> New President in the Holy Eucharist. liam Jenkins, Jr., of Philadelphia, Sister Victorine, principt' of the Dr. and Mrs. 0. G. Schmitt, Denver, serve to be remembered matron of honor; Barbara Bor- Blessed Sacrament grade school, Named for PTA in S t Stephen’s church in Blue At the initial meeting of the stadt, Barbara Johnson, Barbara has -announced the enrollment of Mrs. Frank M, Sabine will suc­ Hill. The^couple reside in Denver PTA Sept. 8, it was decided by the when you are distributing 420 pupils in the grade school, where the bridegroom attends the Braun, and Jo Marie Kennicott, ceed Mrs. A. •'M. Baumgartner as members to have a get-;acquainted your patronage in the dif­ bridesmaids. and preschool. president of the Blessed Sacra­ Colorado university medical school. Mrs. Margaret Fisk of Los An­ nea Thursday, Sept. 22, at 1 ferent lines of business. Ert im Mr. Almon’s best man was Don­ ment PTA. Mrs. Baumgartner re­ UH r*«r, ald Blanchard, and the ushers were geles, Calif., has been a guest at signed because she is moving out o’clock in the school hall. This Norma Cramer Head social gathering will mark the be­ Albert Paul Shermack, Roderick the home o^ Mr. and Mrs. Adrian of the parish. Mr«. Peter Schoen- ginning of St. Elizabeth’s PTA L. O’Hara, Harry Stoddard White, F. Maguire for two weeks. Mrs. dallcr will fill the vacancy as vice William Spoor, Robert W. Wat­ Fisk is Mrs. Maguire’s aunt. Of Children's Theater membership drive. All parents of / o n . president the school children are invited and J. A. Johnson & Son son, and H. Fletcher Thomas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ra:pnond Riede Mrs. Sabine will entertain 35 Miss Norma Cramer of the Chil­ JUSSEL Mrs. Almon attended Bradford. strongly urged to become mem­ E lectric Co. EttablUhed 35 Year* left Wednesday morning for a trip members of the PTA staff at her dren’s Experimental theater of bers of this organization. Children, Sufin€*H C Ciom ^ont Junior college near Boston,- and that will include Colorado Springs, home at 1601 Elm street on Baltimore will again be in charge 1163 California St. • Gutters • Sheet Metal received her degree from Denver friends and neighbors also are in­ Salida, Ouray, and other points on Wednesday, Sept. 21. It will be a of the Children's Drama workshop vited to accept this opportunity of Specializing in Quality Electrical Contractor* * Gas Furnaces. university. Her husband is a ^ a d- the Western slope. Call AL. 1743 for dessert-luncheon at 1 o’clock. at the University of Denver, ac­ getting acquainted with one an­ * Gas Conversion Burnero uate of Brown university in Prov­ The members of St. Joan of Mrs. Sabine urges all room other and to acquaint themselves Plumbing and Heating A GoarantMd Elaetrlcal J.e idence, R. I., and completed his cording to Kathryn Kayser, super­ 709 E. 6th Ara. KE. 4031 Arc’s circle will enjoy the hos­ mothers as well as the PTA offi­ visor o f children’s activities in the with the aims and objects of the Repairs • law course at Denver university. pitality of Mrs. Burge Buzzelle at cers to attend the CPTL meeting PTA. Immediately following the cere­ school of the theater. Miss Cramer a bridge-luncheon on Friday, Sept. at the Shirley-Savo hotel Thurs­ returns from New York this week, The Holy Name society at its mony, a reception was held ax the 23, with Mmes. Paul Foehl and day, Sept. 15, from 9:30 .3 11 a.m. Park Lane hotel. After a short where she took an active part in September meeting laid the ini- Arnold Olshen as co-hostesses. The Blessed Sacrament circle of the National Children’s Theater tial plans for a men’s and boys’ SUnERY wedding trip the young couple will On Saturday, Sept. 10, Robert the Archbishop’s guild will meet be at home at 127 Pearl street confei4nce. Children’s classes will RtUPHDLSTfR Lewis Poorman was received into Thursday evening. Sept. 15, in the Recent guests at the home of start on Tuesday. Sept. 20. Ar­ the Church and baptized by Father home of Mrs. John Leonard. '/il Recover $d>50 Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Allord, in­ rangements for joining the work­ Bacon & Schramm & COMPANY Mulcahy. Victor J. K in ^ n was Norman McDevitt will leave shop are made through the school cluded Mrs. Allord’s parents, Mr. Plumbing and Heating and Mrs. John Pinter of Mara­ sponsor. Mr. Poorman made his Sunday for Los Angeles to attend of the ^eater office on the Uni- COMPOSmOIN ROOnNG Furniture Repairing thon, Wis.; her sister. Mrs Paul First Holy Communion on Sunday. 1,'arket week. versity Park campus. TILE ROOFING Contractors JOHN J. CONNOK. PrMidtnt Barsknecht of Rhinelander, Wis.; ROOF REPAIRING BOBERT F. CONNOB, Vic* PrMld*iit her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Colorado Upholstering Co. 4020 Brighton Blvd. (XL 6563 1726 MARKET STREET Mat Meads of Croquet, Wis.; and PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 GL. 2304 2501 16th S t Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sill of Chip­ K. of C. Council to Present pewa Falls, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Boyle left last week for California, Electrical Contracting & -Repairing where they were called because of James Lee With Scholarship ExtermiDating and Fumigating the illness of Mr. Boyle’s brother. Dr. and Mrs. Clement _ F. Service on ■- - - EARL J.STROHHIIIIIGER Knobbe (the former Genevieve The Rev. Louis G. Mattione, S.J., dean of Regis college, nen, Denver attorney. The pro­ Wa*p* • Bee* - Bed Bug* - Roeche*, Moth* O’Neill) of Center, announce the and four holders of K. of C. scholarships at the Jesuit col­ gram planned for the Tuesday Mice - Rat* - Spider*, Ant*, Grs**hopper*, Etc. _ _ _ llRctric Ccmpaiy birth of their second child, James lege, will be present at the Sept. 20 meeting of the Denver meeting should present in concrete form the committee’s achieve­ FREE ESTIMATES — CALL SP. 4673 LlcROMd mod Bonded Joseph. The grandparents are Mr. council when this year’s K. of C. scholar, James Lee, re­ and Mrs. Thomas L. O’Neill of ments and plans for the future, ac­ Member National Electrical Contractors Ats'n. this parish, and i. and Mrs. F. C. ceives a certificate of qualification. cording to Mr. Dulmaine. Denver Pest Control & Service Lab. Knobbe of Omaha, Neb. Young Lee, a graduate of St. The presentation of the scholar­ 1178 Stoat St. AC. 5733 1754 So. Broadway Geo. C. Leachman, Owner Mr. and Mrs. O’Neill, their son, Joseph’s high school, and the son Mahoney, who went to St. Fran­ ship to the winner is an annual Frank; and Mrs. James H. Elliott of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Lee, 45 S. cis’ high school with Kinney, plans proceeding at a K. of C. meeting. motored up to Center to spend Meade street. Presentation parish, to pursue scientific research; Kin­ the week end with their son-in-law topped all other contenders for the ney, however, has his eye on the St. M a ry's Littleton and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. four-year K. of C. scholarship in a medical field. Martelon hopes to ORIGINAL TEXTURE Knobbe. competitive examination. He is enter journalism. He was editor PLAN WINTER HEAT NOW! aiming for a career as a research of the yearbook at Regis. Will Have Forty Hours' That NATURAL look — no skin coating. BRICK STAIN Mrs. A. V. Allord, with Mrs. NEITHER PEELS nor BLISTERS. Water and alkali proof. chemist, aided by tlie knights’ pro­ CONVERT TO GAS WITH A KILLAM Thomas D. Fahey, as cohostess, Boys in tlie upper third of the Littleton.— (St. Mary’* Par­ White and all colors. gram that is intended to foster will entertain the members of St. graduating class of Denver’s paro­ ish )— Forty Hour*’ devotion A heatlni pUat and lU coBTcnlon to natural (aa la a major, tUetlma lavaat- Catholic leadership, according to chial schools are eligible to com- SHINGLE STAIN in all colors. No peeling or blistering— pre­ ment. KlUare tngJnaera hart been aolrinc taa hcatinc prablcma for thirty Norbert’s circle on Friday, Sept. will be held Friday, Saturday, vents warping. yeara. If yont home la worth heatinc,- it'a worth heotJni with o Klllam . . . 16, at a bridge-luncheon. jete for the K. of C. prize. Need, and Sunday, Sept. 16, 17, and Thtre'a o Gnarontoed Klllam Gaa Conreralon Bnmcr for orory typo of boat- Mrs. Ray Van Overschelde and eadership, and character, as well 18. Material* Only of Job* Complete bia plant. Inrratiffato Klllam heforo yon boy any burner. as scholarship, are considered in Mrs. Sam Perry will be joint host­ A High Ma** at 7 o’clock will making the award, according to Phone ISow For Free Etlimale. esses to the members of St. Jude’s open the devotion* Friday and Father Regis Maguire, chaplain of circle at a bridge-luncheon Friday, on Saturday at 7 o’clock a High DENVER BRICK STAIN CO. the Denver council and moderator Sept. 16. Ma** will he *ung. Erening for the scholarship committee. CHerry 1083 14SrF oz St. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phoenix *errice* will be held each night left Monday, Sept. 12, for Ellin- The K. of C. scholarship com­ at 7:45. The Rer. Jame* B. K i U a m g a s b u r n e r cd. wood. Kans., to spend two weeks . MANUPACTUMRS AND HIATIN« iN ftlN IH S mittee for the Denver council is Hamblin of The Regi*ter *taff with their son and daughter-in- composed of Chairman Dugdale, will be the *peaker for the eve­ Completely Automatic- 260 BRO ADW AY RAco 2871 law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phoenix. an instructor at Manual high ning devotion*. A \Mrs. Charles Crapo left Tues- school; Joseph Dulmaine, a super­ i Forty Hour*’ will cIo*e on LAWN SPRINKLING SYSTEM • ddy to visit relatives and friends visor for Swift and company; John Sunday evening at 7:45. in Chicago. Bowdern, engineer at Gates Rub­ The *enior choir will practice Small Down Payment. U*e Your Credit— 36 Month* to Pay David Rampe arrived Sunday to ber company; and Justin D. Han- on Friday evening -after *erv- Thli I* the Time to pnt In your undorzroond •prinkltr iyitrin to be ready for spend a week with his parents, next eprinz. Prices will not zet any lower. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Rampe. Ozanam Club Members Let Our Trained Landscape Designer Consult With You David is a development engineer No Obligation with the United Steel Fabricators, Asked to Pilgrimage Meeting Is Conducted PHONE OR WRITE Inc., of Wooster, 0. The member* of the Ozanam m K D SPRINKLER SYSTEM COMPANY club are invited by the St. Vin­ By St. Joseph's Guild Lourdes Shrine cent de Paul organization to Land8cape Design and Construction IiutmlUrt & Dtstrlbutori in the MoonUln State* Pilgrimage Is Planned participate in the pilgrimage St. Joseph’s guild met Sept. 10 25 Yctn in the Sprinkler Botinets in honor of Frederic Ozanam in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Nine members of the Blessed 1500 DAHLIA, DENVER. COLO. Sacrament section of the St. Vin­ Sunday, Sept. 18, at 4 p.m. at convent, 200 S. Sherman street, PHONE DE. 5021 DEALERS WANTED cent de Paul society met Monday Our Lady of Lourde** church, Denver, with the president, Mrs. Denrer. Invitation* are in the J. B. Craig, presiding. evening with the Rey. William J. Jamei Lee Mulcahy to complete plans for mail and all member* are Mother M. Eulojna, the ntw di­ the pil^image to Our Lady of Lee Dugdale, chairman of the urged to attend. rector of the guild, introduced Mueller Gas Furnaces Lourdes shrine Sunday afternoon. scholarship committee. Mother M. Thomasine, principal of IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION SL Francis’, and» Mother M. Clo­ Sept. 18, at 4 o’clock. This is the Past winners- of the K. of C. col­ Veronica Kitson Over 30 Year* Installing Furnace* in Denver TAbor 1393 1721 LAWRENCE annual Frederick Ozanam celebra­ lege burse, who will tell the as­ tilda of St. Patrick’s convent. The tion, and since Chester Wibel of sembled knights of their progress Becomes Bride guild welcomed the sisters recently this parish was appointed city-wide at Regis, are Andrew Martelon, appointed in the five parishes. O'BRIEN SHEET METAL & FURNACE WORKS chairman in charge of arrange­ Holy Family parish, junior; Jerry Refreshments were served by the 2541 Larimer — Phone, KE. 6047 or CH. 5353 g ments, parishioners of the Blessed Kinney, SL Francis’ parish, sopho­ hostesses, Mmes. 0. E. Nelson, A. Sacrament j^rish are urged to at­ more; and John Mahoney, St. Gallagher, A. McCallin, E. Nev- aSINET MAKING tend. Following a talk by the Very Louis’ parish, Englewood, senior. ans, J. Sheenan, and H. Hughes. Rev. William J. Kenneally, C.M., of Prizes were awarded to Mother Sanctuary, Sacristy,‘Church Equipment St. Thomas’ seminary. Benediction M. Thomasine and Mrs. Harry Office, Store and Tavern Fixtures Grout. Excellent Workmanship at Lowest Cost Mother of God Coil GLendale 3830 for Ettimale Altar Society ; Furnace Vacuum G. ABROMEIT & SONS Cleaning H. J, Guitav, and A. M. Abromeit 3358 PECQS ST. Elects Officers Coal - Gas - Oil • Repair your robf and Gas Conversions while the weather is mild and enjoy a (Mother of God ParUh, DeoTOr) Large A Small Equipment comfortable fall and winter. The parish Altar and Rosary so­ All type* cleaned, including hot ciety held an election of ofiBcers air pipe*, regi*ter* A air duct*. Sept. 12 in the church basement Asphalt Roofing KRRG’ S PRIRT CO. The following will serve for Work Guaranteed Skilled Advice on Decorating Problems the coming year: Mrs. Victor Hen­ or derson, president; Mrs. Emmett I COAL & WOOD I Dwyer, first vice president; Mrs. Gerald O’Byrne, second vice presi­ dent; Mrs. C. Allen, recording Use Our Budget Plan Cedar Shingles' secretary; Mrs. Clifford Welch, Annunciation Church in Nu Down Pajrntnt l> • corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Denver was the scene of the Apply Them Yourself or We Will Richard Ahern, treasurer. marriage of Miss Veronica Marie Recommend a Competent Roofing Father Harry Brennan, editor Kitson (above), daughter of Mr. Supreme Coni Co.ii Mair. of the Record, Perth, Australia, and Mrs. John P. Kitson of this 864 So. Bdwv. PE. 46791 [ who is studying journalism at the city, to Robert C. Dunn, also o f Register,,ii replacing Father Donal this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. -Car­ O’Mahony, S.S.C., who has been lyle J. Dunn of St. Louis, Mo. The Now Is the Time to Order Your Life's Too Short appointed business manager of double-ring ceremony took place To Bo Wringiof Ont Dirty the Far East, at SL Columban’s before a Nuptial Mass offered by MOVING Storm Sash and Insulation Material Mop* with Yoar Hand* I Omaha, Neb., as assistant in the the Rev. Donald McMahon. 1 parish. STORAGE Mop & The bride, given in marriage by The parish is indebted to Mr. her father, wore a gown of white and Mrs. Julius Nilles for the satin and a finger-tip leng;th veil. SHIPPING UNIVERSITY PARK LUMBER YARD KNOTTY PINE Cone Wringer gift of a phonograph, and to Mr. C«ac«U Thu UnpleuMut The sister of the bridegroom. Miss Local and Woll Boord Flooring Tush Forvror and Mrs. Robert Kiger for the gift Eileen Dunn, was maid of honor, emadel of a piano. Both of these have Long Distance 1801 So. University PE. 2435 Roofing • SAVES TIME and Miss Dorothy Johnson was • SAVES HANDS been placed in the church base­ bridesmaid. Both were gowned Moving • CLEANS FLOORS ment and will be invaluable for church socials. Another gift in in blue moire taffeta. John Storage • Packing BETTER. FASTER Shrewsbury of St. Louis, fiance of Benjamin Moore the form of a generous donation Shipping was received from John Strubel. the maid of honor, was best man. Points— Vornishos 9 Q . 5 0 Refrigerator Bargains epaint The picnic committee of the John F. Kitson, brother of the All Type* of Framo Enamels Men’s club will meet Monday eve­ bride, was attendant and usher. Building* Moved ^ SSeStfiFS ning, SepL 19, it 8 o’clock in the Immediately following the cere­ free Estimate* Frigid&ire *cn . fu *47** Stewart Warner ico.ft. 79 Picket Pence Material trm OdlTtrr to ttoartr *ad Sstarb* rectory. mony a wedding breakfast was Shipped Anjwbtr* I k Extr* served at the bride’s home, 3779 Kelvinator < cn. a *69** Crosley s c». n *87 Floor Sanders to Rent Get Yoar* Now Alter boys will meet Saturday DUFFY STORAGE morning, SepU 17, at 9:30 in the Williams streeL A reception was Guaranteed------Easy Terms Phono AComa 3030 church haseraenL held there also in the afternoon. EZE MOP A CONE WRINGER & M O VING CO. Parishioners are reminded of Since returning from a trip to ECONOMY LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. the new Sunday Mass schedule. Grand Lake, the couple have made 1521 20th St. Zeller's Refrigeration & Electric 1U7 B. 17th At*. — Dtara I, Cato. 359 So. Colorado Bird. Ea*j ParmenU DE, 5495 (Kwr Utiwtt* U.) Masses are at 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, their home in Denver.— (Morganti Tel KF„ 6228 24 EAST ALAMEDA RA. 0648 9:30, 10:30, and 11:30. ^ Studios photo) i