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Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Mission Appeal Nov. 9 Contents Copyrigrhted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1952 — Permission to Reproduce, Except on Msgr. Wegner to Address Denver Clubs Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue At a luncheon to be held Thurs gan, the famed "Father Flan- X -L -U day, Nov, 13, by the five Denver agan.” The institution is 10 miles rr< Optimist clubs and 'the Denver west of Omaha on a 1,000-acre ijO V S 1 OW fl U ire C tO l* site. It was begun by Father Optinpist council, the featured Flanagan on $90—which he had speaker will be the Rt. Rev. Mon- borrowed. DENVER CATHOLIC sigi>oT Nicholas H. Wegner, di It was in 1948 that Monsignor rector of Boys Town, near Omaha. Wegner took ove^ the leadership The luncheon will be a feature of of the home’, after the death of Optimist week, to be held from Nov. 9 to Nov. 15 throughout the its founder. Monsignor Wegner, a U. S., England, and Australia. native of Humphrey, Neb., was Monsignor Wegner directs the born in 1898, and was ordained REGISTER home and school fo f neglected in 1925 in Rome. He studied at and underprivileged boys of every St. Paul’s seminary, St. Paul, race, color, and creed which was Minn.; the Gregorian university, founded in 1917 by the late Rt. Rome; and the Catholic Univer VOL, XLVIll. No. 12. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1952 DENVER, COLO. Rev. Monsignor Edward J. Flana sity of America, Washington, D. C. South Boulder Benedictine Sisters Open Rest Home for Women The Benedictine Sisters of St. tion of ' fulfilling a need for wholesome meals, and the. op found successful, may be ex Mother Gertrude reveals that Walburga’s Convent in South such accommodations. portunity for prayer and quiet. panded. ' the Lady Abbess Augustina, Boulder announced this week The sisters emphasize, how Those who want further in 14 Nuns in Community former superior of the convent, that they have opened facilities ever, that they are not prepared formation are asked to contact There are now 14 members who is now head of the mother- on a small scale for a rest home to accept convalescents or bed the superior of the convent. of the South Boulder commu house of the Jlenedictine com for women. One of the build ridden patients, since their own Mother Gertrude, box 234, nity and Mother Gertrude ex munity in Eichstaett, Germany, ings on their property has been schedule does not permit them Boulder, or to call Boulder pects several additional appli is recuperating in Wurttemburg completely remodeled, newly to provide necessary nursing. 0118J2. At present the sisters cants after the first of the year. from the effects of low blood outfitted, and provided with a They will welcome those women are prepared to receive six ap-., The new convent has facilities pressure. She is now expected M»gr. Nicholas Wegner new heating system, in anticipa who seek a restful atmosphere. plicants, but the program, if for more than 20. back at her post in Eichstaett. Succetaor to Father Flanagan St. Bernadette’s Starts Drive for School Members of St. Bernadette’s parish, Lakewood, Recall How Family Became Catholics Because of Parochial Schools who have been planning for a school since the parish was established in 1947, began this week to put their CONVERT COUPLE NEAR 60th WEDDING JUBILEE dreams into writing. By Bill Warner I Francis, who spells her name like] An informal canvassing team is seeking pledges ■SIXTY YEARS AGO Nov. 10 ^^‘her’s. of financial aid from fellow pa- we were married in Lexington, After the family moved to Den-| rishioners to discover whether or THIS LITTLE SUPPLIANT is begging the Catholics Mo., by a Methodist minister,” said ver, the younger children contin not the school can be built imme ued their education in the Cath- of the United States for help on Mission Sunday, to be Francis M. Pe'ery, speaking for diately. At a meeting held Oct. 30, Scour Attics Now observed in the Archdiocese of Denver Nov. 9. The hammer and himself and his wife, who live at oKc schools. And yet, none of the sickle that oppress her as she says her beads are stark symbols of 2814 Eliot street, Denver. Though family had ever received any in an enthusiastic group of workers the antireligious force of Communism, which has strained every they had a Protestant wedding, struction in the Catholic faith met with the Rev. John Doherty, effort to keep millions of souls from God, both* in Europe and in Asia. they now have a daughter who is other than Catholic example. The pastor, to discuss the .project. The To Find Clothing a nun. With a bit of prying it was Peerys first lived in St. Joseph’s Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, in his pastoral letter announcing (Redehiptorist) parish and later reaction of the parish to the can the collection to be taken in all the churches of the archdiocese this learned that the entire Peery fam ily, plus a son-in-law, entered the moved into Holy Ghost parish. The vassing will be decisive in the fate Sunday, pointed with pity to the dreadful conditions wrought by children, however, continued to For War Sufferers war. He noted Ihe tremendous need for finances to implement the Church as a unit in 1917. But of the school plans. their first contact with the Church make St. Joseph’s the center of “For the Korean War Sufferers” spreading of the faith, and especially the necessity of prayer to their interest.^. The deadline for the pledge .sur the Catholics of the Archdiocese of sustain the strength, spiritual and physical, of the missioner as he goes back much further than that. * * ♦ vey has been set for Sunday, Nov. Denver will scour their basements spends himself among pagans for Christ. In about 1901, daughters Anna ONE EVENING, while the fam 16, when another parish meeting and attics between now and Sun The annual Mission Sunday collection is the only fund campaign Hehth and Jenny Mary were going day, Nov. 23, saving their old to the public school in Lexington. ily was attending a party at St. will be held and reports will be in the year that is earmarked for all the missions, both home and Joseph’s, they met the Rev. Ed clothing for the one-day drive foreign. Two other mission appeals are made in the parishes yearly, Anna had some difficulty with one given. The tentative school plans sponsored by Catholic Charities of her teachers one day and let it ward J. Madsen, 'C.SS.R. It is but these are for more specific needs: The Missionary Co-operation often the case that some person call for a four or six-room build and NCWC War Relief Services. Plan appeal, in which a parish devotes one Sunday to an appeal for be known that she would not go “ For the Korean War Sufferers” back to school. ality first attracts prospective ing that will be enlarged as often a particular mission community; and the Indian and Negro mission converts to the Church. And so it as possible to meet growth in en will be the message written on the plea, used for these races in the United States. * * * tags affixed to the bundles which was that Father Madsen became rollment. AFTER INQUIRING into the the Church’s magnet. A fast the parishioners will bring to Imprisoned 11 Months by Chinese Reds situation, the father and mother friendship ensued, and the priest Since its establishment in June, church on Sunday, Nov. 23. Trucks refused to send either of their was often invited to the house for 1947, the Lakewood parish has set will be stationed at the curbs in front of the churches that morn children to that school again. A dinner and conversation. As their a fast pace m its building pro Catholic neighbor woman sug knowledge of the Church in ing, and after the Masses the do Noted Maryknoller Priest gested that the children be sent to creased, all the members of the Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Peery gram. Work on a church and a rec nations will be taken to the St. the Catholic school. Mr. Peery ac family showed a desire for further tory began one year after the par Vincent de Paul Salvage bureau cepted the suggestion with the information. Eventually, the fam ish was set up, and the debt in warehouse at 1625 Wazee street same enthusiasm one accepts a “For the Korean War Sufferars” ily, and Jenny Mary’s husband, en curred in the paogram was paid off To Give Lecture in Denver case of measles. Only when the rolled for formal instruction. will be the way faithful who are U.S. Clearing Away Debris completely July 1, 1951. A Maryknoll missionary-veteran of 23 years in South nuns at the school informed him As time went on, all were bap unable to take their bundles to church or to the warehouse will China, who was driven from his paris*h by Japanese troops that the children would not be tized, made their First Commun The church, dedicated Feb. 10, taught religion unless so requested ion, and were confirmed together label their donations before they in World war II and was imprisoned by Chinese Commu did he reluctantly give his consent. 1949, will serve eventually, when call and ask for the material to in 1917. The father and mother Of Injustice, Expert Says a permanent church is erected, as nists for 11 months, will be in Denver to deliver a lecture Anna and Jenny continued on renewed their marriage vows be be picked up at their homes. Ac through Catholic school, m did By J ack Elsneb and the shadows of int^erance. the auditorium of the parish school. cording to 'very Rev. Msgr. Elmer Tuesday, Dec. 2, at 8:15. He is the Rev. Mark Tennien, fore Father Madsen. Also they The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. We know unless we stanp united M.M., author of No Seeret It Safe, their brother and sister, Daniel and received the nuptial blessing, al The rectory, dedicated Jan. 23, J. Kolka, associate director of Mulroy and the Denver Catholic we will perish; that a civilization Catholic Charities, anyone without a book that tells of the Commu-| though there was no doubt as to Charities, of which he is director, is no stronger than its weakest 1950, is adjacent to the church at nists in China. His first book, the validity of their Protestant transportation for his contribution Archbishop to Address were praised by the Rt. Rev. Mon link; that the assimilation of the W. 12th and Teller streets. It is, is urged to call the St. Vincent de Chungking Listening Pott, pub ceremony 25 years earlier. signor Eugene A. Loftus at the best in every culture is the only lished in 1945, told of his experi « * * a seven-room building of buff Paul Salvage bureau warehouse at Ozanam club dinner Oct. 29, which way to produce a lofty culture in brick, matching the church. CH. 5503 for delivery truck serv ences in China during the war Cincinnati Catholic Men SINCE 1917, Anna has become preceded the opening of the Colo America. And we are implement with the Japanese. a nun and is now Sister Clara of ice. Catholics are urged to remem Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of rado Conference of Social Wel ing our thinking. The Church is The combined cost of the two ber the plight of the civilians of The lecture is being sponsored the Mercy Sisters, teaching in a fare convention. The dinner was preaching the Gospel, the school by the Archbishop’s Guild, a group Denver, a native of Cincinnati, school in San Luis, Colo.; Jenny structures was $67,000. The initial Korea in case other appeals are will deliver the sermon at the one- in the Shirley-Savoy hotel, Den is illuminating democracy, indus building fund drive raised $20,000, made for their discarded clothing of young Catholic women who died four years after entrance into ver. try and labor are moving closer to have been aiding missionary activ day convention of the Cincinnati the Church; Francis is now Mrs. and $38,000 was borrowed. Re between now and the time of the Monsignor Loftus, president of gether, and our growing pains are drive. The hapless inhabitants of ities in the Archdiocese of Denver Archdiocesan Council of Catholic V. P. Schmit and lives in Salt Lake the New York Conference of So vanishing. , ceipts from the first parish bazaar, for more than 20 years. Father City; and Daniel, who lives in the the war-torn country face this, Men Sunday, Nov. 9. Archbishop cial Welfare and director of the “Urban and rural life, though added to payments on building their third winter in a combat, Tennien will speak at Phipps audi Veterans’ housing unit at Ft. Lo Buffalo, N.Y., Catholic Charities, distinct in function, are more ho torium. It is expected that, as in Karl J. Alter will offer the Mass gan, attended Regis college for fund pledges and several genefous area, with even less than they have was also the keynote speaker at mogeneous owing to speed and in had to carry them through the past his book, he will give a graphic in St. Peter in Chains Cathedral. two years and then went to work the welfare convention, replacing ventions contracting time and individual gifts, defrayed the dif account of the growth of Com for the Post Office Department. two winters. They need clothing, Archbishop Vehr, who was born Kenneth Johnson, dean of the New space. Discrimination is a heresy. ference of $9,000. blankets, bedding, and shoes badly. munism in China from its begin Another daughter,, Rheuhama, died York School of Social Welfare, The fruition of freedom is begin ning in the underground years, in 1891 and ordained May 29, in infancy 49 years ago. St. Bernadette's is one of the “For the Korean War Sufferer*” 1915, became superintendent of Columbia university, who was un ning to flourish.” through the years of infiltration, On Sunday, Nov. 9, Sister Clara able to attend. fastest growing parishes' in the remember the one-day drive set and finally the taking over of the schools of the Cincinnati archdio and Daniel will join other relatives No Rights Without Duties for Sunday, Nov. 23. country. cese in 1922. He was named rector The theme of the conference, Denver archdiocese. From an ini in the celebration of their parents’ “Human Service and Human “First of all” in preparing this tial count of approximately 150, A native of Pittsfield, Vt., Fa of St. Gregory’s seminary in 60th anniversary. Francis recent Rights,” was the topic of Monsi address, said Monsignor Loftus, Catholic Leaders to Have ther Tennien was ordained for the 1927, and was in this post when ly underwent an operation and will gnor Loftus’ speech. “I had to struggle to arrive at a the population has increased to Maryknoll society in 1927, and in named fourth Bishop of Denver not be able to attend. It will be a “It seems in this country we clear concept of how to come to more than 300 families. At the 1928 took up his missionat^ la in 1931. day for looking back and counting are gradually clearing away the understand what we mean by the Part in Indian Powwow bors in the Blue Cloud mountain last count there were more than Archbishop Vehr will attend the the blessings of many years. But debris we have left behind,” said term ‘rights.’ Secondly, I do not 200 children of school age within A Catholic Gros Ventre tribe In region of Kwangsi province in meetwg of the U. S. Hierarchy in Mr. and Mrs. Peery .still look to the think you can escape the conclu dian will take an active part in Monsigmor Loftus. “The chapter the boundaries of the parish: Sheri South China. He was the first mis Rev. Mark Tennien, M.M., shown Washington, D. C., Nov. 11-14, future. Recently they bought a about the Indians, proscriptions sion that a right is inalienably the national convention of the Na sionary to invade this area, and after his release from Red and the meeting of the Catholic television set and a new kitchen against the new Americans, the bound up with duty and respon dan avenue on the east, Alameda tional Congress of American In entered armed with medicines. China prison, with an Church Extension society in stove, and they plan on getting mistake about the various races, sibility. Thirdly, rights do not mean dians to be held in the Cosmopoli Within a few days he saved some boulevard on the south. Maple 11 months’ beard. Ch^ago Nov. 17. their money’s worth out of them. I the division of class against class. much unless there is justice, and, Grove street on the]west, and on tan hotel, Denver, Nov. 11-14. He 200 villagers from malaria. On to a large extent, a right can only is Thomas Main of the Fort one occasion he saved a local man be enjoyed when there is charity. the north, W. Colfax avenue from Belknap reservation, Mont, Mr. darin and five other men from Has Done_Wonderful Apostolic Work Among Rural Missions of Archdiocese Sheridan to Teller street and W. Main was educated by the Jesuits death after their truck had over “I think a right may be defined as an inviolable moral power to ioth avenue froln Teller to Maple at St. Paul’s mission in Haya, turned in a ditch. Mont., is president of the Inter His activities opened the door do, have, or acquire something. It Grove. is inviolable, becaiuse the possessor tribal Policy Board of Montana, to mass conversions, including FR. PETER M ORAN GRANTED LEAVE OF ABSENCE Parishioners have done much of and is a member of the executive whole villages. In four years may not be interfered with by The Rev. Peter J. Moran, inar^, Denver, where he took his April,-. 1940, the possibilities of visitatiofT of the people and the others in its exeiicise. It is moral, the work on their parish plant, in council of the National Congress after the end of World war II, theology course, and was ordained missionary work at Briggsdale, 25 conduct of religious vacation of American Indians. Many other it is estimated that 12,000 per pastor of Sacred Heart par because it is based on justice. It is cluding the installation of cement to the priesthood by Archbishop miles west of Sterling. He offered schools, he added the street- a power, because' it is a means to Catholic Indian leaders will take sons received Instructions in ish in Peetz, has been granted Vehr in the seminary chapel Dec. the town’s first Mass in a private preaching method in his quest for walks. part in the proceedings. his mission. an end. Even if there were no such a year’s leave of absjence by 17, 1933. home May 11, 1940.#To the tech souls. In this enterprise, taken up thing as a Bill 6f Rights in our Attending the convention w^I After the war, he enlisted the Archbishop Urban J. Vehr nique of personal contact, he in the summer of 1943, he was as be representatives of all Indian services of more than 100 teachers Father Moran was first as Constitution, we Were all born with Communists Slay Bishop for reasons of health. The Rev. signed to Holy Family parish, Den added that of a religious vacation sisted by Father Francis Brady, rights. We call th^m natural rights. tribes in the U.S. Leaders from of catechism to instruct the vast Thomas J. Gilmartin, C.P., who school. Where on his arrival there pastor of St. Patrick’s parish, Union City, N. J,—Pawioniit 25 of the 48 states will represent influx of converts, the largest ver, as an assistant. In Septem We have a God-given right to life, has been an assistant at the Ca ber. 1934, he was named chaplain were only two families in good Holyoke. The two priests made a to growth, and to development. Bishop Eugeno Boitilkoff of 100,000 Indians. mass conversion movement in thedral, Denver, since May, has Church< standing, in two years 12 week’s preaching “stand” also in Nikopol, .Bulgaria, was executed Mr. Ma\n recently appeared at Maryknoll history. His document of St. Benedict’s hospital. Sterling, “Beyond natural rights we have been named administrator of the and in March, 1938, became ad families, and soon after 14, were Briggsdale that summer. The re positive rights guaranteed by law, by a Communist firing squad a hearing m Washington, D.C., be ary film of this movement. Miracle Peetz parish effective Nov. 10. in regular attendance at Mass. sults gleaned from the spiritual Oct. 5, according to informa fore Oscar L. Chapman, Secretary of Blue Cloud Country, has had ministrator of Stoneham and mis divine and civil. Divine law, for in Father Moran, who has suffered sions in addition to his hospital After his first couple of Masses in conquest of Grover were similar to stance, endows the child with def tion receivad from Rome by the of the Interior, concerning the In more than 200 telecasts, a record from partial paralysis for the past Briggsdale, Father Moran secured those realized in Briggsdale, ex Very Rev. Ernest Welch, Pas- dians’ right to hire lawyers of in TV history. duties. He held the latter position inite claims for protection from until June, 1946. He was named cept that the growth in Catholi (Turn to Paget — Column S) sionist Provincial, of St. Mi their own choosing to handle their city in Grover was more rapid. chael’s monastery hare. legal problems. pastor of Sacred Heart parish, + . + + Peetz, in August, 1949. Some Catholic families came even from across the Colorado-Wyo- Cold Star Parents Did Mission Work ming line to attend Mass in the In Rural Areas growing little parish. In Honor of Monsignor Mulroy Add to Burse Fuad On his arrival at St. Benedict’s Attendance Doubled A $5 donation from the Cath hospital. Sterling, Father Moran was appalled to discover the large The general results of work at olic Gold Star Parents, Denver, in Stoneham, Briggsdale, and Grover, memory of their deceased sons, numbers of fallen-away Catholics who lived in the small towns and Father Moran reports (attributing led the gifts to the Guardian all to divine grace), were that Angels’ burse—Denver archdioc' country places. He wak equally impressed by the large families Mass attendance and the reception esan fund for the education of of the sacraments in the three priests—in the past week. The reared by the farm people. He made a special study of data sup communities more than doubled in burse total now stands at $767.50. the course of his work ffiere. He Also, Mr. and Mrs. James Mul- plied by the National Catholic Rural Life Conference on the sub expressed a special gratitude to queen of St. Francis de Sales’ par the Franciscan Fathers of St. ish, Denver, contributed $150 to ject, and became more acquainted with the problem through his prac Elizabeth’s monastery, Denver, for that parish’s individual burse. their constant assistance with the Besides that of the Gold Star tice of offering his second Sun day Mass at Iliff (1936 and 1937), missiohery efforts in Northeastern Parents, gifts to the Guardian Colorado. One of the Franciscans Angels’ burse include a *10 dona while still stationed at the hospi tal in Sterling. is at present conducting a parish tion from Mrs. Justine Bucker, mission in Peetz, Father Moran’s Denver, in thanksgiving; one from The opportunity to do some current station, where three new L., Denver, for $1; and one from thing about the problem arose in religious vocations have been James Fuller, Denver, for $5. March, 1938, when a delegation found during his tenure. The month of the poor souls re came from Stoneham to petition In his characteristic uncom emphasizes the duty of the faith Rev. Peter J. Moran Sunday Mass in their community. Rev. Tbomai Gilmartin, C.P. ful to assist their dear departed At that time, SfSneham had Mass plaining attitude, the zealous mis. by their prayers and sacrifices. several years, will enter St. Jo only twice a month. With the ap for divine services the use of a sionary made it clear that “failing But the greatest boon to the holy seph’s hospital, conducted by Sis proval of Archbishop Vehr, small building and began convert health is not caused by missionary souls is Mass offered in their be ters of Mercy in Phoenix, Ariz., Father Moran started going to ing it into a church. Archbishop activity.” An illness such as his, half. Only a priest can offer the where he will reside and undergo he stressed, is found “among the Stoneham to offer Mass in March, Vehr dedicated the structure, Social Welfare in the Shirley-Savoy hotel, Denver, Holy Sacrifice. By assisting treatment. 1938. Through his personal con under the title of St. Joseph’s, leisured as well as the working THE RT. REV. MONSIGNOR JOHN R. wbrthy seminarians financially in A native of County Leitrim, Ire tact with the Stoneham residents June 30, 1942. classes; among the sedentary as MULROY, archdiocesan director of Catho Oct. 29. Monsignor Loftus was the speaker at the the attainment of their sacred land, where he was born March 24, —a strong creed'of Father Mor well as the active.” lic Charities and president of the Colorado Confer Ozanam dinner and gave the keynote address at goal. Catholics take positive means 1907, Father Moran studied at St. an’s—Mass attendance and the Extends Work to Father Moran went on a pil ence of Social Welfare, is shown (right) with Arch the opening session of the Colorado conference which to perpetuate the Church’s peren Mel’s college there before enter reception of the sacraments soon Three Missions grimage to the Shrine of Our Lady bishop 'Urban J. Vehr of Denver (center) and immediately followed the dinner. Monsignor Mulroy nial campaign for the assistance ing Maynooth seminary for his increased by one-third. Father Moran extended his in Lourdes, France, in September, Monsignor Eugene A. Loftus of Buffalo, N. Y., at was re-elected president, for a second term, of tha of the Church Suffering in purga philosophy course. He came to the His success at Stoneham en missionary activities to Grover in 1949, where he participated iii a the Ozanam club dinner which preceded the open Colorado Conference of Social Welfare.— (Register tory. , U. S. and entered St. Thomas’ sem couraged Father to explore, in June, 1943. Besides his personal (Turn to Page S — Column S) ing of the convention of tha Colorado Conference of photo by Turilli) PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4205 Thursday, November 6, 1952 At Ozanam Club Dinner 3 TV Sets, 20 Turkeys Featured Party Scheduled Nov. 15 at Cathedral Be a guest at your own party—in your home (Cathadral Pariih, Denver) erine Mangnn. Mrs. Mangin’s name Sliney was in charge of thi* proj The Cathedral Thanksgiving was selected by young Marilyn Sue ect. She also presented an inter or in our private business party room. turkey party to he held Saturday, Glassman. esting display of Father James Nov. 15, will feature three tele Appropriately on the eve of Keller’s other books as well as , , , have u$ do a most complete and beautifulty vision sets and ;20 turkeys. The election day, the Christopher film, topical Catholic reading matter. games will start Rt 8 p.m. in both Government Is Your Business, The senior parents were hosts at arranged reception in your home, or choice of halls, the high school i gymnasium and was shown. In connection with this the social hour which followed. at surprisingly low prices. the grade school cafeteria at 18th showing, copies of the book fen The next PTA meeting will fea avenue and Logan street. The which the movie was based were ture; a pantry shower for the Ca- doors will open, however, and offered for sale. Mrs. Edward the^al nuns. We bake our own originally designed toed- sandwiches will be served at ing cakes , . . Specialise in ice carving and 7:30 p.m. decorative motifs. On display will be a 1953 model console-type television set and two Nativity Groups table model sets. Everyone on the Cathedral parish mailing list has been offered an opportunity to In Traditional Color and Beauty own the console set. The new owner need not be present at the games party to receive it. Of the MR. RAYMOND, two table model sets, one will be CatirlRf MiRtfiri offered as a “special game’' Poraerljr •( thf award. The other will be presented *'Top of Um Ptfk" AT THE OZANAM CLUB DINNER, Guy Justice Jr., manager of the Denver Department as an attendance bonus. The own held in conjunction with the opening of of Welfare; Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver; ers of these television sets must the convention of the Colorado Conference of Social Dr. Roy Cleere, director of the State Department of be present at the games party to RESTAURANT Welfare Oct. 29, Monsignor Eugene A. Loftus of Public Health; and Earl Kouns, director of the State accept them. All three sets will be 1578 S. Broadway Buffalo, N. Y., director of Catholic Charities there, Department of Public Welfare. Monsignor Loftus installed in time for the viewing Recommended by A. A. A. and president of the New York State Conference gave the keynote address at the opening session of of the Thanksgiving day football Gourmet—A. M., H. A. SH. 2474 of Social Welfare, was the principal speaker. Shown the Colorado conference, held after the Ozanam club games, according to the Very Rev. in the photo, left to right, are Monsignor Loftus, dinner.— (Register photo by Turilli) Monsignor Walter J. Canavan, pastor. + ^ + + + ^ + In addition, 20 specially pre pared turkeys will be offered as the awards for the games. These Hoffman T V U. S. Is Cleaning Away Injustice turkeys will be killed and dressed expressly for this turkey party; and Zenith T V (Continued From Page One) that the person engaged in social politics, or economy. But we will they are not frozen turkeys. Mon his parents because of the sacred welfare has played a conspicuous always have free religion, freedom signor Canavan also announces institution of marriage. Civil rights part. When you think about soci of suffrage, and freedom of op- that short entertainment features flow from the endowment of our ology you can’t help but improve portunty if we share together re- will be presented in between the citizenship. But a right is a power, yourself and others, and the facts sustance to those who would dis games. Refreshments will be and we have rights, not just to be at hand poise our characters. The joint our rights. Prating about served throughout the evening. unmolested, but to use the power social workers have become adept rights, vocal as it is today, may The pastor urges all members of Imported Nativity Sets at drawing from the age-old truths carry its annoyances, but while we the parish to attend and to invite music, Ac, inherent within us to move toward assert them the fabric of the Bill 1522 Celifornia St. — AC. 1635 our purpose and objective in life. and inspiration of religion, the their friends. The proceeds Will These are the finest Crib Sets obtainable, made by Our liberties flow from our rights, disaovery of medicine, the diag of Rights will never he lost. be used for the Cathedral improve Band Inttrumentt—Pianos—Organs— Radios—Records noses of psychiatry and psychol Right Only to Do Good ment fund. Europe’s foremost Craftsmen. Accessories but we do not possess freedom to upset the laws securing our rights, ogy, the ennobling spirit of phi “But rights beget responsibility. Receive First Communion lanthropy, the currents of method A Small Deposit Will Hold Yours Till Christmas. otherwise society would be. doomed This we are sometimes prone to Thirty-five Cathedral grade to confusion, anarchy, and chaos. ology, the statistics of the survey, the therapy of the sciences, and forget. Indeed, the ratio is more school children received their First Nativity Crib Set... 20 piece, 4 1/2 inch. ||^..50 Because of our rights we have re Communion in the Cathedral Oct. sponsibilities, and whenever you the processes of education. rights, more responsibility. We Imported from Ita ly ...... D have no right to do wrong, we only 26, with Monsignor Canavan of have responsibilities, there you “Call it synthetic if you will, but have rights to do good. We have ficiating. have a duty. what our forerunners pioneered, no right to violate the Ten Com Second graders making their Italian Import .... 8Q.00 Reds Violate Rights what the private agencies studied mandments, nor have we any right First Holy Communion were Jo Nativity Stables ...... w FAMOUS and demonstrated, we have codi to violate the Constitution of the seph Glassman, Katherine Mar “We are talking more about fied into our progressive social re United States, or international tinez, Danny Wheat, Margaret We have a complete stock of Crib Sets from 5 inches COLE STEEL rights today than ever before. We form. This means security among law. We have no right to point an Rodriguez, Roberta Northam, Dor saw human j rights violated fla men, longer life, and better com accusing finger at a neighbor, ques othy Dandrow, Catherine Douglas, to 21 inches in both Domestic and Imported. munities, all written into law by a grantly during the war. We see tion his integrity, or sow the seeds Ashton Durrett, Celeste Doebley, government for the people. And ,00 r i L E S Communism [ attempting to eject of doubt unless we can definitely Frank Polk, Maureen Ryan, Albert we are deeply concerned with hu submit the evidence that he has Chavez, Danny Stewart, Gary Prices from ..... i r * t „ * 2 5 0 No. 1204 God from out of His own creation. man rights solely to insure better deliberately plotted to endanger Cook, Anne Richardson, Michael It eradicates! man’s propensity to service for our neople. our collective security. Commu Galloway, Robert Roering, Danny CARDBOARD CHRISTMAS MANGER SETS, the religion. It icancels his right to Room for Progress nist techniques are<,bad enough in ownership ofiproperty. It arrogates Zimmerman, Woody Schell, Mar Christmas Story in beautiful cut out $ 4 .25 “If a man before his God has a Russia. We have no right a,s a so tha Purdy, Olivia Sena, Michael With plung«r-fyp» lock for oti his enterpriM, and even our own ciety—perhaps we have as a tax King, David Kelty, Rickey scenes and life-like figures...... I drowtrt. No. l204L $St.9S country is confronted with its right to expect growth and de velopment, then he has the right, payer—to deprive a family of a Meehan, Ann Chadwick, and problems. The charter of the home just because there are chil A full-depth, solidly-built, not just on the basis of need and Donna Childers. United Nations pledges respect dren. ThLs is intolerable—private Kenny Chavez, Genevieve Gaw- ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS for human rights. The preamble eligibility, to hope for better plan heavy steel file. Four smooth, ning and execution. We have made enterprise should recogn-ize this lik, William Gage, Myron Barnum, gliding, letter-size drawers declares this, and although lacking fact, otherwise government be Sharon Wilson, Albert Cierpieal, legal force, it shows our earnest prog^ress in the children's field. comes the alternative. Nor, on the on ball-bearing rollers. ness and more and more man is There is room for more help to the Veronica Pelikan, Bella Machata, EARLY! maladjusted girl and boy beyond other hand, should families become and Harrilyn Clingingsmith of the Equipped with spring-com summoned to think about his dig the age of 14. In fact, when we so inconsiderate of property, pri third, fourth, fifth, and sixth pressors and guide rods, for nity. At least we have proceeded to vate or public, as to create destruc grades, respectively, also were in the point where genocide is out talk about maladjustment, I can tion and depreciation. It would record protection. Size 521^" generally concur with Bradley the class. lawed, and will be punished as a Buell and his associates that we seem we need education and con. high,14%" wide, 26H" deep. crime. We are indebted to the certed action, for if this indiffer Dads' Night Program must get to the roots of malad ence is allowed to go by
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Complete Line of YES CHRISTMAS CARDS \ Miss Judith Ford (above), The Boulevord Mortuary hat both an iniuranee plan 4------■ ■ J - a former student at St. ond a Future Need Plan for any age or group. . . , Mary’s academy, Denver, entered See our wonderful selection of Religious Gifts the Loretto Sisters’ novitiate at Telephone for our repreientotive to call on you to Nerinx, Ky., Oct. 25. After a explain the above in detail. . . . j for Christmas Giving two-year novitiate she will pro nounce simple vows. The daughter J of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ford IF YOU WISH, USE OUR LAYAWAY 2714 W. 51st street, Kansas City Kans., Miss Ford attended St Mary’s academy from 1948 to 1951. Complete Line of Religious Articles for Church and Home She “was an honor student, a class officer, winner of a K. of C. ora torical contest in 1950, and a A. I*. W a;$ncr and Co. member of the staff of Smart Talk, the academy newspaper. She ■vyas graduated in 1952 from Ursu- 3020 FEDERAL BOULEVARD GR. 1626 < lin ii ll (;00DK line aedemy in Paola, Kans. A brother, Peter, is in the novitiate 606 14th St. Between California & Welton TA 8331 of the Jesuit order at Florissant, Mo. PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, November 6, 1952
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH St. Mary^s Seniors Hold,Carnival to Aid Missions / CATHEDRAL PARISH Patroniat Thete Friendly Firnu ' (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) ' I | ; I I TheT’Vio seniorcAnins* class/slaoa atof St.fff Mary’stV^owr’s < I i 1 + I I+ These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage academy staged a Halloween carni val Oct 29 for the benefit of the St. Mary's Girls Give Aid to Voters missions. Members of the other DOYLE’S Open Sundays, 9 to 1 PLUMBING three classes attended in costume. Free Prompt Delivery We«k Dayi 7 to 7 BRICKEY * MOLLOT Special;: attractions were the PHARMACY • Frink Msllot, Owatr spook ti'buse and the morgue. Cath Thi Ptrtlralii Dniizlit Hawes. Food Store Shop. 8F. >101 Rm.. 8P. * in erine Foley won the stuffed ani WIIVES . . . BEER mal, and Susan Geiger and Mary 17th AVE. AM ) (;RANT Bookn Hiwm — G«jU Biwm Ramodalinf, Repairing A Bi-Lovf Store or New Work Jeanne Horst were judged to have KK HIT FRBB OBUVRKT CORDIALS FHA Ploaaclaa ' MI 8. Purl the most unusual costumes. COMPLETE LINB Quality Meats — Student Baptized Ao Down Payment Groceries Jean Anderson,, a member of the Motrr Ovtrhaalint F reth A Frozen Frniti LEN’S Pharmacy junior class, was baptized by Bod; B Kvider Stpain AHERN'S MART Father Frederick McCallin Nov, 1 Tailored Ci«at Covon and Vegetables U C PEHR, Prop. Motor Tano-op MEMBER o r ST. PHILOMENA’8 and made her First Communion in Ujod Caro Louisiana and Clayton Moaibtr S t Vlnctnt do P isl'i Piriib PARISH Hare Your Doctor Phone St. John’s Nov. 2. Members of her Us Your Prescription class attended the Mass and re Cathedral Motors 333 Ezit Colfzz TA. 3304 SP. 5717 ceived Holy Communion. ' Mary JOB OAFFNET. Prop. 2707 E. Ixiuiaiana RA. 3739 Lou McCabe was hostess to the 1711 Lazin KE. MM At Lonlsiins ind Booth Clsrton class at breakfast. “Causes of Trouble at Home and Washington Park Mkt. The firms listed here de Their Remedies” was the topic of a panel discussion by members of Red & While Food Store serve to be remembered the sophomore religion class. Loiijsz. BILL HUGHES. Prop. when you are distributing Betty Bell was chairman; and PRESCRIPTIONS CAI.I.EB 'U 0 M ,. your patronage in the dif members of the panel were Mary FOR AND DELIVERED Complete Food Service Paul, Margaret Gonzales, Virginia VtNVtK, COl9 ferent lines of business. Swigert, Kathleen Plank, Bar Colfaz at Downing Denvei .398 South Gilpin KEvklnne 3217 Snart t« B# Tlirlfty** bara Schuyler, and Veronica Mar- key. Books were laid aside by the grade school department on the afternoon of Oct. 31. The kinder O N N I B B R A E garten, and first and second grade Expert Cleaning and Repairing studehts enjoyed “Angel” parties; MEMBERS OF the sociology class at election. Their activities were directed by Art Ba- C hopping 4 enter the third and fourth grades had a B St. Mary’s academy had a lesson in prac zata. Pictured above, left to right, are Susan Frei- Halloween party; members of the fifth and sixth grades came dressed tical citizenship when they helped get out the vote berger, Marie Walsh, Mona Swigert, Mary Bazata, BURKE'S CLEANERS as saints for their “All Saints” on Tuesday. These girls drove voters to the polls, ran Peggy O’Keefe, Doreen Kuckartz, Marion Lowery, party; pupils of the eighth grade errands, and baby sat as their contribution to the and Catherine Foley.— (Photo by Smyth) CONOCO PRODUaS were hostesses to the seventh BURKE'S BROADMOOR CLEANERS Lubrication. Car Washing, Batteriea ABDOO S tu d io graders with box lunches for a Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing Specializing in Halloween costume party. Room Two Holy Family Alumnae 712 So. Pearl TWO f 26 E. 11th Ave. mothers who assisted in the lower Holy Cross Nuns BOl^I^IE BRAE Candid Weddings gradeis were Mmes. J. C. Lande, PE. 848.3 SHOPS MA. 7442 COI^OCO SERVICE 715 So. Uniyersity PE. 4187 M. Stark, H. W. Swigert, and K. Give Preview of Operetta 724 So. Unirersity PE. 9909 Engler. Sister Francis Eileen, recently | Are Visitors at (Holy Family Parish, Denver) The chairman led the discussion appointed supervisor for the Lo-' JeanT’eck ’51 and Sharon Fitz and also acted as secretary. At the Bonnie Brae Preisser's Red & White retto schools in this area, visited | end of the discussion Dolores Isaac classes at St. Mary’s Oct. 29-30. patrick ’50, two of Holy Family’s De Sales High talented alumnae^ returned Nov. 5 son gave a general report. Sister ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH i ' o e D r i i ^ to give a preview of the Victor Edward Mary, sodality moderator, Alfrad C. Andtraan, Owntr-Hanarn Grocery and Market (St. Francis de Sales’ High School, treated the girls to a Halloween Patronise These Friendly Firms D enver) Herbert Sweethearts to be pre “hand-out.” Prayers were then re Have your Doctor phone us FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES. AND CYPC [ntertains sented by Loretto Heights college your Prescriptions QUALITY GROCERIES St. Francis de Sales’ high school cited, and the meeting was ad Nov. 19-22. Both girls have leading journed. Boera, Winea, Etc. Free Delivery SPruce 4447 was host-Oct. 28 to two Sisters of roles in the presentation; Sharon Alameda Drug Store T em ptation 763 So. Univeraity RA. 2874 2111 B. Ohio Are. (So. Unlv. and Ohiol St. Clare's Tots the Holy Cross from St. Mary-of-i portrays Dame Paula; Jean has the Sister Mary Victor’s advanced the-Wasatch college in Salt Lake V 0 PETERSON. Prop. * ’ (Cathedral Young People’* Club) part of Mother Goose. The girls speech students are currently re Sunday, Oct. 26, St. Clare’s City, Utah. The sisters gave an il- sang selections for the student hearsing three one-act plays. They Cut Rate Drags §£iL(JjUUW t orphans had a happy afternoon, lustrateid lecture for the senior, body and urged their attendance at Fonntain Service Sundrlei junior, and sophomore girls. hope to present them some time Ernie Espinosa, orphans’ commit the operetta. this month. They are The Happy Your Business Appreciated a gal. “P icnie Pack” S O U T H GAYLORR The Library club met Nov. 4. A Oc Attorted tee chairman, and approximately On Oct. 31, Holy Family’s stu Journey, Half Past Teen, and Dis- Alameda & So. Broadway 40 members Of the CYPC gave a The club consists of the student dent council called into session a mus Did It. 9 0 Flavor* Halloween party for the children. librarians who care for the books Shopping Risfrict student court to call up and fine In accordance with the presenta Games were played, and the under the .direction of Sister Al- violators of the school's rules and CONOCO PRODUCTS Broadway Creamery children were given party favors, phonsa. Mary DiPilla, a senior li regulations, as well as for viola tion of a pep rally by each class, as 66 So. Broadway SP. 2665 Halloween masks, and toys. brarian and chairman for the tions of safety regulations. Senior started by the seniors for the Re Lubriration • Delro Batteriei Albert Romano played several month of November, conducted n\embers of the council acted as gis game, the freshmen have Shoes for the Family De Luxe Dinners pieces on his mouth harp. Bud the meeting. the jury, Bob Marchese as judge, Car IVashing Steak - Chicken ■ Fish planned the rally for the last game Weatherbird and Trimfoot Urban and John Zeigler performed The St. Francis’ CSMC met and Ron Burak, student council of the season, with St. Francis’, Shoe* for Children $1 to $1.60 a “skit” taken from the CYPC Nov. 6. The theme of the meeting president, called the defendants to Sunday, Nov. 9. Although the Pep W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS shrimp or Fi*h ft Chip* ..50c musical Smile High, which was X-Ray Fitting was centered around “Maryknoll, the stage. Plans for this court were club cheerleaders have charge of Alameda & Logan PE. 984U Open 7 to 8 - Closed Sundays put on in June this year. Delicious the Field .Afar.” .Ycting as a started at the August meeting of refreshments were served to the the rally, the classes provide the FALBY'S Sendel Shoe Store W E E I N N Maryknoll Sister, .Yrlene Mc the student council, and since have kickoff. children. Laughlin, a sophomore, spoke on worked out. This is the first time 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 1018 So. Gaylord - RA. 9853 Ernie Espinosa and all club the missionary activities of the such a court has been inaugurated On Friday the freshman cheer Paint & Hardware members should be commended Maryknollers both in the foreign in Holy Family. leaders will be Len O’Leary, John BUCHANAN’S GAYLORD BONNIE BRAE for this successful party given to fields and at home. The president A symposium discussion on the Varone, Bill Sliemers, Tom Sulli Christian Bros. Wines ‘T ry Falbys First"* the children at St. Clare’s orphan of the unit, John Reilly, presided. subject, “Responsibility to Mary,” van, and George Dadarrio. Two AH Popolar Been CLEANERS age. 32 Broadway PE 2940 PICKUP a DELIVERY JEWELRY Class Officers highlighted the Girls’ sodality skits will follow their demonstra W« DfliTtr meeting on Thursday, Oct. 30. tion. The rally will then be turned PE. 1777 377 S«. Bdwy. Del Diedrich, Prop. Both sophomore and freshman Open Friday and Saturday We Give Green Stamps Irish Game Ducats Given classes have elected their officers Three girjs and a chairman were back to the Pep club and cheer seated at tables set up in the hall. leaders. Evening* PE. 1350 - 1025 So. Gaylord Guaranteed Repairing for the scholastic year 1952- 1048 So. Gaylord SP. 6026 At Club's Annual Party 1953. Presidents in the sophomore New Fashion The Notre Dame club of Denver groups are Raymond Bruno, lOA; Mobiloil • Pennzoil . Mobilgai sponsored its annual party in the Charles Leonard, lOB; and Mi St. Vincent de Paul PTA Lubrication ft Wa*hing K. of C. hall Nov. 2. Charles A. chael Wiggins, IOC; and support Cleaners & Dyers Carlin's Mobil Service Tune Up • Clutch ft Brake S BOB’S »* Haskel, 4660 S. Franklin, was ing officers of the three divisions given two tickets to the Notre are: Vice presidents, Vera Jac Expert Work ROB CARLIN So. Gaylord Service Dame-Oklahoma game in South ques, lOA; Marguerite McPhee, T 0 Convene November 10 (Member St. Frtncie De SmlM* Parish) SUPER MARKET Bend Nov. 8, a $50 expense ac- lOB; and Frank Zook, IOC; sec Fast Service Lubrication county, round-trip ticket, and retary, Lola Fultz, lOA; Thomas (St. Vincent de Paul'* Parith, November 1 was the day set for Washing . . • Steam Cleaning Center and Garage Meal* - Groceria* ■ Vagetablea Pepin, lOB; and Helen Selensky, .3.30 E. Alameda • SP. 0079 Pickup & Delivery hotel reservation. A round trip D enver) this deed and the pack, with many 10033 E. Colfax-Aurora 82 1001 So. Gavlord SP. 6443 Better Quality for Less railroad ticket and tickets for IOC; a n d treasurers, Robert The PTA meeting will be held of the pack leaders, were on the Ut & Logan SP. 9930 the game went to Herb C. Wal Churnside, lO.A.; .Tosella Lubeck, on Monday, Nov. 10. at 2:30 p.m. starting line at kickoff time when lace, 1201 Albion. Miss Jane lOB; and Richard Steuart, IOC. in the new parish hall. Dr. Richard radio station KOA gave the signal Marie GreGoire, secretary of the In the freshman sections, 9A Haney, president of St. Vincent’s at 9 a.m. Forget-Me-Not Flower Shop K. of C., was given the tickets to selected Norma Lou Artzer, Mary Holy Name society, and past presi Cubs and scouts will receive KEENE SUPER MARKET the Notre Dame-Oklahoma game. Jean Glass, John Fulham, and dent of the Colorado Optometric Communion in a group in the 7 Flotcers for All Occasions The proceeds go to the annual Mary Joan Catlett; 9B chose association, will be the speaker. o’clock Mass Sunday, Nov. 9. scholarship fund, which is set up Charles Kirby. Dympna Lubeck, His subject will be “Visual Prob The Holy Name society will re Free City Delivery — RA. 1818 1093 S. Gaylord Fred Keene, Prop. RA. 0902 to send a Denver boy to Notre Mary Barbara Langfield, and lems of Today’s School Child.” ceive Communion in a group in the Store Hours; 8 to 6:30 Mon., Tues., Wed. Dame each year. The leading work Nancy Kiehm; 9C is represented The Altar and Rosary society 7 o’clock Mass on Sunday, Nov. 9. 28.3 South Downing Street 8 to 7 :30 Thura., Fn. & Sat. ers on the project were James by Paul Wattson, Margaret Par- met in the new church hall on The Nocturnal Adoration hour Hanlon, Dr. Dan Monaghan, and tich, Barbara Morgan, and Mi- Monday, Nov. 3. The Rosary was in Holy Ghost church for St. Vin • Nationally Advertised Foods John O’Malley. [chael Mulqueen. first recited in the church. The cent’s parish is 10 to 11 p.m. ' • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables president, Mrs. Donald Amen, pre- Thursday, Nov. 6. .sided. She announced that the BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH • Top Grade Meats — Sea Foods — Poultry Regis High Royalty Mother Cabrini circle is making many linens for the new church. Patronise These Friendly Firms IPs Keene Super Market for the Keenest Buys in Town Mrs. Jerome Jacobs said there would be an evening Christmas party on Monday, Dec. 8. Mrs. Expert Hair Cutting < Andrew Verlinden and Mrs. Ben bcdu-belle shop| Complatr ^ Caldwell will be the chairmen. Busty Servie, f* 1 I The Christopher picture, Govern 6403 East Colfax | 1 ► Dexter ST. JOHN'S PARISH ment Is Your Business, was shown At Locust I i Patronise These Friendly Firms at the conclusion of the meeting. k Beauty Shop Mrs. W. H. Schumacher will < launder the albs 'for November. TOM WALKER PIA.NOS Distinctive 4< U E iit 23r* An. FI. 9S70' . Q t ALITY MEATS Representative of Kimball, Sohmer. '-■Ul Saints’ circle will meet Kohler. Campbell and Jewe FVeneb Pianos FANCY GROCERIES Wednesday evening, Nov. 12, in C. G. Conn Connsonata Clothing ABDOO S tu d io Complete Line of the home of Mrs. Jane Pojman. Electronic Oriran Specialising in i FROZEN FOODS The Pinochle club will have its Fine Reconditioned Pianos 1345 S. BROADWAY SPnjce 7364 For Candid Weddings TROLTIWAI^’S first “Ladies’ Night” of the season WM the Circle Drive Market on Thursday, Nov. 13. The club Children '715 So. University PE. 4187 would like to see all its friends at YOU ALWAYS 2422 E. 6th Ave.~ FR. 8071 this time. The party will be held Doctor Orders, ss Permanent aving downstairs in the new hall at SAYE AT The firms listed here de 8:15 p.m. Please keep this date in a Specialty mind. ROSS VARIEH STORE serve to be remembered Bonnie Kay, daughter of Mr. SIMMONS DRUG My Lady Edith when you are distributing and Mrs. William Molitor, was 2868 Colo. Bird. I FR. 2614 NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR baptized Oct. 19 by.Father George Hardware - Toy* Beauty Shoppe - your patronage in the dif Weibel. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ott Minnie KcMcler, Mfr. 2214-16 Kearney ferent lines of business. were the sponsors. DE. 4488 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 07S8 The Cub Scouts of pack 140 were out doing their “good turn” LOYOLA PARISH 1 ■ y by distributing Liberty bells and Patronise These Friendly Fiitiu Goodwill bags. The Liberty bells "The Sign ST. JAMES' PARISH served as a reminder to everyone SAVB TIME TRADE AT HOME That Sells” MISS PHYLLIS ZARLENGO, a senior at Holy Family to “vote as you wish, but vote.” Rk Iit Ftorl *nd Jo* H*yc* Please Patronise These Friendly Firms high school, Denver, was crowned queen of the Regis Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. F*« t*i itrkfl Frl» Assured by S high school homecoming Sunday evening, Nov. 2, in the Century room New Program to Begin L ilt V**i Fra*fft> WALT BADGER Says: of the Cosmopolitan hotel. Her escort was 'Tom Davidson, Regis Your Converlent •ritk 0i Registered Pharmacists senior and star athlete. In the homecoming game, Regis met the Druggist Our Skilled Staff of Cleaners St. Francis Gremlins Sunday afternoon in the Regis stadium. John At Children's Museum Your doctor's prezcriplior. will Meier’s orchestra supplied the music for the dance. Pre*eription* Liguor. Can Handle the .Most Difficult The Children’s mushum, 1370 ITth and Raw EAar* tIBSi THELMA KASSON be correctly dizpented at Park Bamiock street, Denver, is inaugu Hill Drug (^mpany . . . 8 reg- Cleaning Problems.' rating a new program for boys BEAUTY SALON and girls from grades one to six. Most Precious Blood 2876 Colorado Blvd. iitered phonnacUtz to Mrve ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH The program will be divided into Hair Styling you. two terms, the first to begin Nov. Parish Permanent Waving Associatedissoci: Cleaners Please Patronise These Friendly Firms 8 and the second to begin in Jan PHONE DExUr 1188 We proudly acknowledge 100 Pickop and Theae Friendly Firm* Merit Thelma Kaaion O’Connor, Owner per cent acceptance by the “6736 E. Colfax DaliTcrr Barrica E A .5462 uary. A morning session, 9:30 to Your Patronage 11:30, and an afternoon session, medical proieezioiL due to loir 1 to 3, will be held each Saturday pricM, prompt lenrice, end OPEI% ’TIL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT of the year. ^ unciueitloned accuracy. Registration will be held'Nov. 8, -Fairfax Hardware NORMAS TEXACO SERVICE from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The fee for ILIFF DRUG (Colfaz at Fairfax) ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH each term is $1.50, which includes HARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTd For Oltlinctive Prises let Bridge NORM ENGBLOM. Prop. the cost of materials. Students will BERNADINE AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Parties and all other occosiona— Patronise These Friendly Firms Taiaat letf FlraitaBa Fralifti SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK VISIT O U l GIFT DIPARTMINT LflriMtleR aal Wtihlni TABOR 9222 choose between the morning and HERMAN LIDKE FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfaz afternooifi sessions, and upon regis. H. L, Kinthart, Prop. Betty & Bofa’i tering will become a member of We have a Complete Texaco Products KAROLYN’S CLEANERS- the Museum club—a Young Amer Prescription Department John Co Lubrication \J S y J Tiraa ' Beauty & ^ The firms listed here ican Craftsman, and will receive Washing Accessoriei deserve to be remembered 748 Fox Street ^ a YAC button and bulletin. Phone PL. 5-0872 Scholl Barber Shop Phone CHerry 2832 ^ A movie will be shown on regis Free Delivery Joe Andys when you are distributing tration day at B, 10, 11, 1, and 2 riNKST Qaulity Dry Cleaning < 2238 So. Colorado Blvd. at Iliff MEATS AND your patronage in the dif o’clock. Subsequent Saturday ac GHOCBRIE8 SERVICE STATION We Pick Up and Deliver i tivities will include movies, gallery ferent lines of business. W.Glv. Gr*«. Stamp* 12tli ft Clayton FR. 9826 Owntl anl OpiriM ky Bill Xlilii, i games, art demonstrations, and lllk Pairfaz Miaktr si St Jiufk'i rirlik ^ < museum adventures of all aotta. n u sTsi / I: \ ♦ •"• -'t*^J»*«W'-'fv ■■♦ •ir'tj».W^«ww‘ww«w*r*rw «> \ (
Thursday, November 6, 1952 Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIVE St. Louis' Parish, Englewood, Sodality Elects Officers Annunciation Alumna Award Made Title Insurance (St, Louis’ Parish, Englewood) The PTA executive council will There will be a meeting in the dents from public and parochial The Immaculate Heart of Mary meet in the assembly room at 3 rectory on Monday evening at high schools, is planning a hay is the modern metliod of ob sodality for the high school girls p.m. on Nov. 11. 7 :45 for all parishioners intere.sted ride for Wednesday evening, Nov. taining protection against any of the parish elected officers: Bar in the formation of study clubs in 12. defect in the T itle of your Travelogue Planned the parish. bara Braham, prefect; Anna Ma For PTA Meeting Mrs. N. L. Lasham is now di real estate. rie Kratzer, vice prefect; Margie The Junior Newman club will recting the men’s choir, which is Mrs. Thomas Garrison of . . . . And provides j/ Vogt, secretary; and Mouneen re- meet in the recreation center on sponsored by the Holy Name so trash, treasurer. Golden will bring her travelogue "Two of Mary’s Children’’ to the Monday evenings from 7 to 8 ciety. Rehearsals are held after SECURITY The sodality has adopted the PTA meeting Tuesday, Nov.. 11, p.m. This club is for all Catholic project of haby sitting during the boys and girls attending public the Miraculous Medal devotions on at 8 p.m. This is a report on her Friday evenings. All men in the 9, 10, and I t o’clock Masses each recent trip to Rome. Mrs. John C. high schools in the area. Sunday, for the convenience of Thomas will present a short film The young folks’ high school parish are invited to join this parents of small children. The for the Red (Iross. A complete fi club, composed of Catholic stu group. nurse’s room in the new school nancial report will be given at will be used for this purpose. this time on the jamboree held on Other activities of the sodality Nov. 1. include a choir under the direction The jamboree was a success of Gloria Sausa, and the making! with more than 800 served at the JOE ONOFRIO of rosaries in connection with the spaghetti dinner. The special prize Rosary Makers of the parish. was awarded to E. J. Deene; the CABLE Inturei Marketahility Infants baptized Novi 2 were nun doll to Mary J. Cloughesy; Raymond, son of Mr. and Mrs. and the grand award to Mrs. S. LESTER BETSY ROSS Christian Dreiling, with Albert Chlrichigno. Ohs, J i i k . Dreiling and Rosie Richmyer as Member! of the Holy Name KRAKAUER sponsors; M argaret Bernice, society will receive Communion daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward in the 8 o’clock Mast Sunday, '^uwwm h^ Qo. Saunders, with Patrick and Ruth Nov. 9. Following the Man MERLIN & SONS Mae Cleary as sponsors; Margaret there will be a breakfait and Home of Quality Pianos State Wida Title Service Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. program injhe school cafeteria. William Aiton, with Robert and All men in the parish are in 1805 Broadway MA 8585 1711 California KE 1251 Jennie Nau as sponsors. vited. Across from tho Cosmopolitaa Hotel
MRS. MARGARET WHITE DENMAI^ The alumni award will be made annually by the (aboye, right), was honored at the Annun faculty and students of Annunciation high school to ciation high school homecoming dance Sunday night, the graduate of the school who has done the most Nov. 2, as the outstanding alumna of Annuncia to aid the school and pupils. Mrs. Denman, a promi tion high for her untiring work in behalf of the JOE ONOFRIO school during the past years. She is shown above nent member of the PTA, helped in the formation of with the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Charles Hagus (left), the Cards’ club for the youth of the parish, and pastor, who presented the bouquet award; and has served as chaperone at the club every week. Lucille Krantz, homecoming queen, and the latter’s Shebas two boys in Annunciation school. Mr. Den escort, Jimmy Brozjovich.______■ man is president of the parish Men’s club. Nothing But The Finest Extermination Service ~ - T- Open Monday & Friday Till 8:30 P.M. Rats, Mice, Roaches, Bed Bugs, Clover Mites, Termites Jesse Acciacca to Star
Denver Pest Control JOE JO E, JR . SP 4673 1754 S. Bd’wy. Annunciation High Plans 'Perfect Idiot' Nov. 13-14
(Annunciation High School, the growth of the sport with the D enver) growth of the parish. Jesse Acciacca, son of Mrs. According to th e narrator, CBS-COLUMBIA ANHOUNCES Julia Acciacca, 4590 Steele street, Frances Feely, the first forma plays the leading role in The Per tion, the number two, depicted fect Idiot, a three-act comedy to the beginnings of the parish in the 1880s and the birth of football in the same period when a touch down merited a mere two points on the score board. M n il TV For the second formation, the girls formed a number four to. il INEERED lustrate the growth of the parish YOUR BUDGET a decade later to twice its original size and the corresponding in creased valuation of a touchdown to four points. _ The third formation, a number five, carried on the story to the early pMt of the 20th century when the first green freshmen en tered the doors of Annunciation FOR BEST DENVEB high school. At about this time the forward pass was introduced into football and a touchdown was worth'five points. Following the formation of the five-point touchdown the story went on to the time of Annuncia Exclusive CBS Power-Tron tion high’s first grade when a touchdown increased in value to Chassis Super-Powered to six points. Then the Pep club Bring You Studio-Sharp wove into a trophy cup formation Jesse Acciacca to symbolize the overflowing of Pictures in Your Homel success for both Annunciation and be presented Thursday and Friday football. ATTe' n TION, DENVER evenings, Nov. 13 and 14, in During each formation Annunci VIEWERS: Read what four Hagus hall, by the speech class of ation’s senior band, directed by CBS-Columbia TV set owners t o include saving... .Annunciation high school. Dean Salle, played numbers appro -J-living in different parts of ...saving at The Central, that is! Besides Jesse Acciacca, 'who is priate to the period being de Dan , Tennyson, "the perfect picted. Denver’s “fringe” reception Denver’s oldest savings bank area —have to say about the is long on safety...Federal idiot,’’ the cast includes Pat Har Lucille Krantz rington as Mrs. Tennyson; James Crowned Queen studio-sharp pictures and insurance to $10,000, high on Brozovich, Professor Tennyson; trouble-free performance they earnings...2% without limit, and The demonstration closed with Don Creach, Mr. Latherby; Don th e crowning of homecoming enjoy with America’s most ad the sky's the limit in service. Mauser, Puff; Lucille Krantz, vanced TV set! Linda Barnard; Marlene liams. queen, Lucille Krantz, who, wear We're not sticking our neck ing the traditional white suit with out when we say The Miss Baker; Frances Feely, Jeanie; Gloria Maldonado, Carla; red accessories, appeared out of Central's special savings Ray Whatley, Mr. Barnard; Rose the formed trophy cup and was department is the best place for Mauser, Miss Booth; Bob Moore, escorted down the 50-yard line by your money! Dr. Hockhurst Van Barf; and Jim Mustang Cocaptain Butch Mul- Stubert, a policeman. holland, and her four attendants Pat Anderson, Rose Mauser, Bar n t r a T i z e Club Exhibition bara Chavez, and Viola Maes, who i ^ i I The Pep club staged an unusual wore red suits and white acces demonstration during the half sories. your banking time for their -homecoming game The all-expense trip to the played at Regis stadium Sunday, Notre Dame-Southern California THE CENTRAL Nov. 2, against the Mullen Mus game was awarded to Joseph tangs. The Pep club, wearing the Herman of the fourth grade. He BANK & TRUST COMPANY Cardinal colors, red and white, and his uncle, Pat Herman, intend 15th ond Aropahot St«^ Dtnvtr, Cole. and directed by Miss Pat Moore to make the trip together. MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Cofp. and the Pep club officers, pre Federal Reserve Syttetn sented a demonstration which told The Cavalier the story of football and paralleled |Costume Awards TMadi pktvra J. J. CELLA INSURANCE Given Children
M arie A. Celle Jack J. Celia At St. Dominic's The Medeme "Insurance of All Kinds" (St. Dominic’s School, Denver) 2V4acli pktwa The school children enjoyed „ 43 l ean of Dependable Service in the Field where Halloween frolic Oct. 31. Many of them came attired in costumes CBS . . . Greatest Name in Home Entertainment. . • Dependability is Essential and competed for prizes. They paraded in the school grounds by Develops America’s Most Advanced TV Setl 1120 Security Bldg. ,7th a cm. Flione KE. 2633 classes. The judges presented Studio-Sharp Pictures! Trouble-Free Performance! awards to each class. Prises were awarded to the following for their Hmllnween cottumeR: Grade eight—Gilbert Gome*, Spanish Beverly Hills it Took CBS To Do Itl CBS for the years ahead. . . matador; Michael Bisenius. Southern Knijfht of the Road; and Ronald Seraft 17-lsdi pidvra alone—with its leadership in Engineered By CBS-Columbia Dependable Life and Disability Policies for a tramp; Grade Reven—Ann Frost. o*1d>fashioned television, radio broadcast, means you’ll never be satisfied ifirl; jrrade six. Bmdget Mnllane, woman electronics research—could de with less! See the new CBS- Protection of Family, Home and Earnings. marine: and John letter, foreign legion: grade five—John H at^, head hunter; and velop a television receiver like Columbia TV sets at your A Home Company Serving Denver and the Christine Roaclji> SoutfiPm belle; Grades four and five— Eileen Kellv. this! A new kind of TV set dealer now. Check perform Little Bo Peep; and Philip Alenzi, George bringing you the same, exciting ance, price, cabinets. See for Rocky Mountain Empire WaBhington; grade four—Lynn Albi spook: and Louise DeBell, Russiar real-life pictures in your home yourself why far-and-away the Thu Futuro. -inch picture. A magnificent dancer; grade three—Cynthia Haws 21 UNITED AMERICAN Aunt Jemima; and Dennis Xander, The Broadway that the engineers transmit greatest value in television to triumph of contemporary cabinetry, pirate; from the TV studio! That’s day ia proudly tagged . . . executed in select, comb-grained limed oajk. ^rade tw o—Rose Alary Beluscak, • 20-ladi pktara Dutch girl; Frances Silk, Peter Rabbit. why in television today, and “Engineered by CBS-CofttmWo”| LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY -John Ruska, a Halloween cat; and Fidel Archuleta, a pirate; grade one—Law 1717 California St. D enver CH. 6635 rence Bonicelli, St. I^awrence; Daniel Turillo, Daniel in the lions' den; Elfta beth Kaiser, St. Elisabeth of Hungarv and Francis Galmish, St. Francis; and kindergarten—Mary Ann Torley Prices as low as $199.95 skeleton; and Idamae McDonald, cow We Proudly Offer boy. In Time of Sorrow Night-Time Drivers "Death travels dark roads,’’ said Fair Prices Newly Remodeled Chapel Chief Gilbert Carrel of the State New Organ Cadillac Motor Cars Patrol in warning ’ motorists of Lady Attendant Abundant Parking the dangers that confront the or night-time driver. ‘‘The night-time Joe Onofrio Music Co. -J driver should reduce speed even Services From the Residence under ^ the most ideal night-time conditions,’’ he said, and reminded *‘HOME OF TELEVISION** motorists that “regardless of what Hackethal and Noonan the other driver does, both cour Member of Sf. Catherine'i Pariah 1449-51 Kalamath Mortuary MAin 4006 /; tesy and safety demand that mo torists dim their headlights when 1805 BROADWAY MA. 8585 Approaching another vehicle.” PAGE SIX Office, |938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, November 6, 1952
Queen’s Daughters Plan Meeting on November 9 Nuptial Rites Held New Rosary Makers at St. Dominic's Capitol Office Th«' Queen’s Daughters will Misses Grace and Katherine Kene han, Catherine Mall, and Josephine (Our Lady of Fatima Club, meet Sunday, Nov. 9, at 3 p.m. in Miss Elaine + + + + ' Supply Co, the Kenehan residence, 5700 Mont^ Roberts. A program has been ar D enver) Jeannette De- 1550 Broadway AL 4556 view, Denver. The hostesses are ranged. ______Bel), daughter of The three instructors of the Mr. a n d Mrs. rosary makers of Our Lady of Fa Instruct Rosary Makers Office Suppliet & Furniture Vincent J. De- tima club will meet for the first Bell, 5600 N. Tennyson street, time Thursday, Nov. 6, at 8 p.m. Arvada, was with a new group that is being married to S.Sgt. formed in St. Dominic’s parish. Devon C. Smith, The meeting will be held in the son of Mrs. Mary rectory reading room, 2906 Fed Smith, 4177 King eral boulevard, and anyone in this street, i n Holy area is invited to join the circle, Family church, which is in the charge of Mrs. Denver, in the Bernard Pilz, GL. 3906. presence of Father Forrest The three instructors met Nov. Allen, pastor, with the five boys at St. Vin Oct. 5. Mrs. Mar cent’s orphanage who are learning guerite Mazone to make rosaries. of W e 1 b y was' The Nativity group of St. Jo matron of honor, seph’s parish. Golden, turned in and Misses Kath 64 rosaries. erine DeBell and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McEnery EGe NOODLES Geraldine DeBell, and Mary Jean, Kelly Kreller, and both of Arvada, John Plum met Oct. 30 with a and C 1 a u d i n e group of 12 from St. Joseph’s Re- Love were brides- demptorist school, which includes maids. Charles four Mercy Sisters and eight Waits was best eighth grade girls. This group is man, and Angelo under the leadership of Father THREE INSTRUCTORS of the rosary-makers of DeBell, Kenneth Henry McKeever, C.SS.R. Father Our Lady of Fatima club: Daniel McEnery (right), Wenger, and McKeever has ordered 75 pairs of treasurer of the rosary-makers, has made 5,000 rosaries since he Robert Marchess pliers, which are being filed down learned the art from Brother Sylvan in September, |1950. He makes a were ushers. The bride was given in marriage by her father. A recep by Layton St. Germain. As they rosary in 30 minutes. Kelly Kreller (center) has been instructing tion was held in Welby hall, after which the couple left on a wedding are finished other children will be groups for the past year and a half. John Plumb, left; is president trip in the Eastern states. They will reside in Limestone, Me., where the instructed. of the rosary-makers groups. Those interested in learnflig how to bridegroom is statidS]|d with the U.S.air force, in which he has served Marie Hickert, who has been a make rosaries may call Mr. McEnery at CH. 8608 or Mr. Plumb for six years. The bride is a graduate of Westminster high school; patient at the Salve Regina Con at TA. 5610. Supplies with the'exception of pliers are furnished.— the bridegroom attended high school in Cheyenne, Wyo.— (Photo* by valescent home the past eight (Photo by Van’s studio) Jerome) months, turned in 15 rosaries. The Resurrection circle of All Saints’ parish, which is under the World Traveler to Give is Women's Club Sets leadership of Mrs. M. Brovsky, turned in 25 rosaries this month. Illustrated Bible Talk a Revelation in Daniel McEnery thanks the fol BAKERIES 2 Card Parties Armistice Day lowing for old beads, necklaces, For St. Thomas U. Club and beaded bags: Irene Varela, “The Finest Only” iV o card parties will be sponsored by the Regis Women’s 292 S. Lincoln; Margaret Toney, At the November meeting of club in the new library in Loyola hall on the Regis campus on Grand Lake (also donated $2); 87 So. Broadway Armistice day, Tuesday, Nov. 11. the St. Thomas University club, 753 So, UniversUy Angeline Stewart, 823 Santa Fe; according to Aldo G. Notarianni, Mrs. Kari E. Mayer will be general chairman for the after Mrs. Mullen, Boulder; and Mrs. 15.50 Colorado Bivd. noon event. A committee headed by Mrs. Roy Atkinson will serve Miller. chairman of the speakers’ com a dessert-luncheon at 1 p.m., to be followed by cards. mittee, Dr. Nolie Mumey, physi At 8 p.m. another party will follow with Mrs. Thomas K. Beaded Bags, cian, world traveler, and instruct Earley in charge. Mrs. John Rae will serve as chairman of the Necklaces Needed or, will present an illustrated lec evening refreshment committee. Guests are asked to bring their Old beaded bags, necklaces, or ture—“Gutenberg and His Bible own cards, and they may play whatever game they wish. Many —500 Years of Printing”—with Dr. F. A. Smith RnlU or brushes on Hkt s dream • . • special prizes will be awarded at both events. broken rosaries may be mailed to touffh and completely washable be« An invitation is extended to everyone. Tickets are 60 cents Mr. McEnery at 1065 Logan an exhibit of rare, early types of cause it’s made with waterproof latei printing. On exhibit, along with a Optometrist . . . odorless • . . washes out of brush and may be procured, along with reservations, by phoning the street. A beaded bag will make 25 or roller with just soap and water 1 club treasurer, Mrs. P. J. Villano, GL. 0083. rosaries, and it is helping the mis Gutenberg Bible, will be samples sions to give old materials to the of the Babylonian clay tablets, First Program Well Received rosary makers. Egyptian papyrus, block printing, Ford Optical Co. Mrs. McEnery recently offered different types printed on skins, M. 1. FOSS, Inc. one o:?the rosaries made out of a and other incunabula. Doctor beaded bag to a newsman. He said Mumey is a man of many hobbies, Efes Examined ^ Visual Caro Paint and Painting Second Mass Broadcast “What use have I for a rosary? I ranging from the collection of rare IndiTidually Styled Glasses Supplies for Home am not a Catholic.” Mrs. McEnery books to the writing of Western responded, “You can kiss the cross histories, poetry, fhrniture-mak- 1558 Broadway and Industry Slated From St. John's once in a while.” Several months ing, amateur photography, and the 1921 Arapahoe St. later the newsman stopped her and piloting of airplanes. He has also TAbor 1295 KE. 5151 Denver, Colo. said, “You Know that rosary you taught history at the University (St. John’* Parish, Denver) fessions will be heard Thursday of Denver. from 4 to 6 and from 7 :30 to 9 gave me? I kissed the cross as you Radio station KLZ nvill again told me to do, and started taking The meeting will be held Wed broadcast the Sunday High Mass o’clock. instructions in the Catholic nesday, Nov. 12, at 8 in the from St. John’s church this Sun The nocturnal adoration hour church. Today I was baptized.” Knights of Columbus home, fol HARDWARE day, Nov. 9, at 11 o’clock. An ex for men of St. John’s parish at This individual donated two neck lowing which refreshments will be McMurtry and Lowe’s Paints cellent response has been received the Holy Ghost church this Fri laces which he had purchased for served and a social will take place from the first broadcast last Sun day morning will be from 4 to $4, and which Mr. McEnery states in the lounge. Young Catholics Sporting Goods - Appliances day. St. John’s mixed choir, under 5 o’clock. Men of the parish are will make eight rosaries. from the Denver area are invited. Admiral & Stromberg-Carlson TV the direction of Mrs. Leonard invited to join in this highly Open PHONE FR. 0200 — WE DELIVER Sundays Tangney, will again sing for the indulgenced devotion of prayer 8 to 6 9 to 12 Noon High Mass; with Miss Helen New- and sacrifice. mann at the organ. At last Sun The first Friday breakfast will Men's Club at St. Rose's day’s Mask, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor be served under the direction of John P. Moran was celebrant, the Mrs. Walter Badger and Mrs. W. To Hold Spaghetti Dinner ^ w jc lw m L d ia h d w a h fL sermon on “Purgatory” was de Clement following the children’s livered by the Rev. Charles Jones, Mass at 8:30. (Meoiben of Blensed Sacrament Pariih) and the Rev. Francis Syrianey (S t. Rose of Lim a’s Parish, donated $20 to help defray the served as narrator. A Halloween celebration was D enver) cost of the dinner. Green Stamps — 5301 Cherry Creek Drive — FR, 0200 Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. M urray; held in St. John’s school with cos Two extra Masses will be of The spaghetti dinner to be The resolutions committee an tumes, games, and refreshments. served Saturday, Nov. 15, was the nounced that they had sent a letter Scaff Brothers fered on Nov. 7, the first~Friday. In the first grade each child wore They Gain In Favor One will be at 6 o’clock and the main topic of discussion at the to KFEL-TV to congratulate them a crown for an “angel party” meeting of the Holy Name society on their fine Christopher pro other at 8:30 for the children, in under the direction of Sister Ruth addition to the regular 7 and 8 Nov. 3. This is the first dinner to grams. So Good Is Their Flavor! Marie. ' o’clock Masses. There will be all be served by the society and ad HNS Communion Day Congratulations Sold at Leading Grocers day exposition of the Blessed The regular Boy Scout meeting vance ticket sales indicate that it Scheduled Nov. 9 Sacrament, concluding with serv will be held in the school hall on will be most successful. The full Friday evening at 7:30. course dinner will be served at Sunday, Nov. 9, will be Com To ices in the evening at 7 :30. Con 7 p.m. in the parish hall for only munion day for the members of ▼ ▼ 'w w w wwvr sr w w w w w w Judge Jos. Cook $1.50 per person. A pleasant eve the Holy Name society and for all Ready to Eat Whole Delivers Talk ning of floor games will follow the the men and boys of the parish. St, John^s Catholic Church dinner. Anyone desiring tickets They are also urged to attend the At the Holy Name society Yuma, Colorado Fried Chicken $2.75 may procure them from Kenneth Nocturnal Adoration hour at Holy I meeting O^. 30, at which mem Olsen, SP. 3785. Ghost church, 4 to 5 o’clock Friday BAKED HAM bers of St. Philomena’s Men’s morning, Nov. 7. club were present as guests, an All the members of the society and Father Clement V. Gallagher Whole or by Slice are reminded that their help is Marilyn Katherine, daughter of Assorted Salads excellent talk was given by Mr. and Mrs. William A. Svoboda, Judge Joseph Cook, candidate needed at the dinner and they are on their recent purchase of a Home-Made Pies to meet at the parish hall at 5:30 was baptized by Father Barry Wo- for juvenile judge. James De p.m. Nov. 15. All prizes are to be gan. Sponsors were Gerald and laney president, and Donald Mc in to Richard Hartman by Nov. 12. Mary Olmstead. HUMMEL'S Mahon, chairman of the ways Members present at the meeting Boy Scout troop 206 distributed Denrcr’i Leading Caterers and means committee, reported 140 posters for the Community url zer rgan and Dalicateaaen on plans for the Thanksgiving Chest, more than 100 posters to W H O ^ lED KIT SOT STEAK CHIUITIS lAKIECUS WOlCHESTEJSHIIi 311 E. Seventh Are. KE. 1986^ dance to be sponsored by the Fr. Cervantes to Speak Model 30 SAUCE SAUCE SAUCE SESIAKOS SAUCE SAUCE get out the vote, and 500 liberty 'Open Sondars and Weekdays TiU 7:30^ society on Friday evening, Nov. bells urging voters to go to the Condiments - Relishes - Sauces 28, in the Silver Glade room of Prepared ond Packed by SCAFF BROTHERS, La Junta, Colo. ’ CLOSED MONDAYS . At Regis Mothers' Club polls. the Cosmopolitan hotel. Parish Only in the WURLITZER will you find ioners are asked to reserve the The next meeting of the Regis Urban-Powers Nuptials date for this parish activity. A Mothers’ club will be held Nov. 13 Elmer Urban of St. Rose’s par true pipe organ tone quality. opening with Benediction in the ish and Jeanette Powers of St. number of valuable presenta Call or write for full information tions will be made at the dance. chapel at nSO p.m. Father Lucius Dominic’s parish were married Cervantes, S.J., of Regis college, with Father Wogan officiating, Prices start as low as $1,200.00 St. John’s lightweight team' won Denver, will be th e principal Mr. and Mrs. James Powers and its football game with the Cath speaker. A large attendance is re Mr. and Mrs. Adam Urban are edral team last week, 26-6. quested. parents of the newlyweds, Alfred The attendance has been fine Urban was best man t(nd Dorothy for the inquiry classes held twice Good Shepherd Aid Unit Powers was maid of honor. Ushers weekly in St. John’s church. The were William Miller and Ptlul hour-long discussions of the Cath To Hold Meeting Nov. 11 Cherik. The bridegroom’s brothers, olic faith, open to all Catholics The Good Shepherd Aid society seminarians Peter and Leonard and non-Catholics, are held on will meet in the home of Mrs. H. Urban, served at the Nuptial Mass in "DENVER'S MUSIC CENTER" Monday and Wednesday evenings C. McCoun, 524 Adams street, and his sisters, Cora Olsen, Vir at 8 o’clock. Denver, on Tuesday, Nov. 11, at ginia Miller, Remelda L^mbrecht, 1617 California St. KE 7131 Five members of the St. 1:30 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. H. G. and Veronica Urban were vocal Thomas University club, all cer McCoun, Mrs. Helen Crosson, and ists. Mrs. Bertha Mahler was or tified teachers of Christian doc Margaret Crosby. ganist. ______trine under the program of the ^ ^ ■eA.,. Confraternity of Christian Doc Psychiatrist Next Speaker trine, are conducting classes for Catholic boys and girls of junior and senior high school age, who Courting, Marriage Forum attend the public schools. All public school students should attend these important classes. Mrs Joseph Repp and Mrs. Proves Popular Attraction Joseph Budke are ill in local hos LADIES! CLIP THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK pitals. (Eait Denver Young People’s and over, who were unable to Baptized Sunday by Monsignor Club) attend this opening meeting are Moran were the following: Ken The November Courtship and invited to attend the remaining Clip the handy order blank off the top of this ad, fill it out, neth Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marriage forum, being sponsored three gatherings. Richard Davis, with Robert War by the East Denver Young Peo A special “Courtship and Mar and give it to your Safeway manager or meat cutter wick and Joan Davis as sponsors, and Ronald Ross, son of Mr. and ple’s club in St. Philomena’s riage” edition of the club paper today. You will be sure to have just the right size turkey Mrs. Kenneth Skinner, with Ron school, 10th avenue and Fillmore is being published and will be ald Becholz and Rosemary Robb available to all at this Sunday’^ street, moves into its second ses forum. as sponsors. Father Jones baptized sion on Sunday, Nov. -9. The two- when the big feast day rolls around. And what a turkey! Michael Eugene, son of Mr. and The membership committee, Mrs. Eugene Mulhern, with Wil hour lecture and question-and- now conducting a membership A sleek, young bird, broad-breasted and tender, cleaned liam Sexton and Mrs. Florence answer period will get under way campaign, has made available a Sexton as sponsors. promptly at 3 o’clock. brochure containing complete in to its last pinfeather, ready to stuff with your favorite formation about the club. This Dr. Lewis Barbate, professor brochure and other informative dressing and put into the oven. If your turkey’s from of mental hygiene at Denver uni literature may be obtained free StCOAUSTS M PAffn CAStBCS versity, and member of St. Berna of charge at any event sponsored MARY ANN E dette’s parish in Lakewood, is by the club or by phoning FL. Safeway, you can be sure it will be good. Order now! scheduled to speak on “Emotional 2132. BAKERIES Maturity in Marriage”—the pve- This month’s business meeting and-take in marriage, emotional will be held on Wednesday, Nov. All Butter stability, temperament, and char 12, at 8 o’clock. The organiza CAKES acter formation, tion is considering the formation for Mora than 155 parsons wera of drama and Catholic Action Wnidinff. AMERICA'S FINE .LIGHT BEER and prasent at tha initial session groups. The last business meeting, P irti.i Sunday, Nov. 2, to hear a dis held/in Christ the King hall on (U1 8. Broadwtr—PE. (929 cussion by tha Ray, Lucius F. Oct. 15, opened with the recita 1024 8. Giylord 25 Broidw.j Cervantes, S.J., of Regis col tion of the Rosary. The meeting PEarl 73K gPnice 7413 65 W. Girard E n d 'v ’d SU. 1-1068 lege on “Spiritual and Moral itself was brief and was followed Values in Marriage.” Single by a travel film, refreshments, and I C90SS COePAtPt. C0t0»4*0. U.I.A. AY “ »«srx young man and woman, 18 years dancing. mtfm *1
Thursday, November 6, 1952 Office, 93 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN Cards, Dancing in Democratic Club C. D. of A. Schedule Clothing Drive (Catholic Daughter, of America, Joseph Keough, Delia Lamy, Wil Reserrationt may be made with I D enver) liam V. McFarland, Elizabeth Mrs, Julia Larche, PE. 3869, fi< GUILD SCHEDULES- BENEFIT NOV. .8 O’Neill, and G. H. Rank. nancial tecratary, and Mrs. At the meeting of Court St. The annual initiation for Mary Rohan, EA. 9170, grand (Archbi.hop’i Guild, Denxer) Rita 625 on Nov. 13, Mrs. Nettie Court St. Rita and the banquet regent. + . + + Only a few days remain before Weist, chairman for the court for celebrating the golden jubilee The court plqns a benefit card the Archbishop guild benefit to relief for peace, will accept cloth of the national organisation will party for its Christmas charities be held Saturday, Nov. 8, in the Committee Views TV Set ing for adults and children on be be held Nov. 30 at the Brown on Friday evening, Dec. 5, in the Old Hickory room of the Demo Palace hotel. Archbi,hop Urban clubhouse. Mrs. Louise Brown is cratic club. Card playing will be half of -the archdiocesan clothing J. VehiT will be gu eit of honor. chairman. gin at 8 o’clock, and dancing, at drive for the homeless in Europe 9 o’clock. and the Far East. The meeting will be in the club house, 1772 The highlight of the evening Grant strjeet, at 7:30. will be the presentation of an RCA Victor television set. There Following the business meeting islik« monay in+h«^ will be several special gifts. Charles L. Bowman, Denver direc For your proud day . . . tor of personnel and training for Members are asked to make re a dress with a beguiling bank, li iff fh«rf 1o be turns at the door Saturday eve Civil Defense; will speak, with drawn upon in'fime of ning. pictures, his subject being “Tale off-shoulder bodice, Following is a list of patrons who of Two Cities.” The program Is in over a billowing need. When you coll a have been secured by the Archbishop's connection with the voluntary reg skirt of satin and ITuild loembers: Mrs. Harry A. Schwab, istration period, Nov. 111-27, for Miss Patricia^ Vogel, Mrs. R. G. Halloek, net, topped with firm wifh our years of Mrs. R. M. Cryan, Mrs. Helen Hennes* training in home and community ley. Miss Mary O'Connor, Mrs. Jennie protection. importated Chantilly type^jv!^ experience and good Vaughn, Rose and Rita Scheunemann, /^[ostesses for the social hour lace and net Maura O'Sullivan, Ruth Birch. Mrs. repufafion youean be Robert E. Harrington. Louise Giseburt, will be Misses Marie Dooley, Anna Roxis MancinelH, and Mrs. Frank D. Limacher, Marie Schiffer, and Ma sure of receiving ex Jennings, a friend: rie Spillman, and Mrs. Gi^ce Wag Florece Abel,. Josephine Hytrek, Mrs. Mail cellent service. Gertrude Hytrek, Loretta Sullivan, Mrs. ner. Sylvester Keller. Catherine Mall, Mrs. Anne E. O’Neil and her group inqniries~ ^ Thomas S. McNamara. Miss Evelyn Miller. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hoar. Mr. spent four Mondays from 1 to 4 invited. and Mrs. Raymond J. Wehrie, Mr. and o’clock helping in, the prep Mrs. F. D. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Her aration and mailing of tuberculo bert M. Edmonds, Morning Star circle, Jessie Pasquale; sis Christmas seals. Assisting Miss Mrs. Anna Murphy. Mr. and Mrs O’Neil were Misses Ida Cauahan, Neil Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. W. Schrodt, Ahbie Flath, Lucy Flath, Sue Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hett, Mr. and Mrs. Neil R. Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Hally, Helen Mero, Joephine Rob liam Heckethorn, Woodrow Wilson Up erts, and Elizabeth Sheeby, and m holstery, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bath, Mmes. Louise Brown, Mary Con Horan Se Son Chapels t e ! Anna Martin. Ave Maria circle, Mrs. way, Adelaide Grim, Mary Hughes, KEi)«ion< 6297 hlgiitne$Z9$ uxi':-':-- John J. Sullivan, Our Lady of Lourdes PICTURED AROUND the television set to be pre circle, Griffith Motors, Inc.; Mr. and i527CtAwUnd Place Tv-: Mrs. Lou J. Weber; sented by the Archbishop’s guild at the benefit Saturday, Mrs. D. F. Taylor, the Mountain Nov. 8, are, from left to right: Miss Kathleen Fortune, Mrs. Helen Frozen Foods company, St. Frances Genuine pure white Cabrini circle. Mrs. Paul Celia, Mrs, Roberts, Mrs. Peggy Sweeney, and Mrs. touise Dowling. Other mem Douglas T. Polh, Mrs. L. B. McCarthy. bers of the committee not shown are Frances Jennings, Grace Barth, E Mrs. A. L. Robers. Mrs. Bernard Ma Mary O’Connor, and Laura Henry.— (Photo by Smyth) ( - .' • V ."/AS- •■•' '•% '•'•'"*•' -A-',-''-' .sj-iiC'-Tfs f ', V ' honey. Mrs. Murray Sweeney, and St. Mother-of-Pearl Gerard's circle \ Queen of Peace Circle Sue Ames will be married to ArchdiOcesan Nurse Counci Beads & Rosaries Dato Douloy at 9 o’clock Nov. 4 RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. in Christ the King church. from the Ave Maria Circle To Hold Meeting Nov. 20 GENERAL TIRES Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huls are her home at 1505 Fort street. Hays, the parents of a boy born in Oc (Archdioce,an Council of Catholic HOLY LAND Nur,e«, Denver Chapter) Kans. 515 Sixteenfh Street (Next to the Paramount) General Batteries tober. Martha MaePherson, who has Surprisingly Lose Prices Preciouf Blood Circle The ACCN will meet Thursday, completed one year’s service in the KRAFT RECAPPING All members of the circle plan Nov. 20, the third Thursday of the polio department of Colorado Gen to go to dinner at the American month, owing to the fact that the eral hospital, has resigned her Ask for samples and prices of GENERAL, Legion and then attend the card fourth Thursday, which is the reg position and is now on vacation. interesting sizes. No Agents. DR. JAMES' P. , Kralt Inspected party dance Nov. 8. / ular meeting date, is Thanksgiving S9UEECGE day. Members are asked to keep Marie Schlogeck Arnhold (Mercy No obligation. St. Bernadette’, /Circle this date in mind. An interesting graduate of 1934) is making her GRAY Used Tires A boy was born Oct. 22 to Mr. liome in Huntington, Kans. Mrs. and Mrs. Cyril Kreutzer. His program has been planned by the Optometrist G.T.A.C. Kasy Pay 1401 W. Colfax KE. 520.i program committee. Arnhold is treasurer of the Salina Tamar Trading Corp. name is Steven Francis and he is Council of Catholic Nurses and is P1SV4L CARE their second child, Mary Carey, St. Anthony’s grad the mother of three children. uate. has accepted an appointment 326 East 93 Street EYES EXAMINED St. Thoma, More Circle The following members have riSVAL TRAINING Mrs. James Carter will have the at the infirmary of Holy Cross New York 28, N, Y. abbey, Canon City. been ill in their homes: Lucile Bac- next meeting Wednesday, Nov. 12, chieri, Marie:; Hutman, and Lillian Optometrist in the home of her mother, Mrs. Fred Fanger, husband of Betty Todd. 212-18 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif, S t M. Delohery, 431 S. Franklin ef ■Fanger, has been received into the The youngest daughter of Mrs. Phone for Appointment When The Gas Furnace street. Church. Mr. Fanger, always in Adrene Grabow, who has been ill in St. Michael’, Circle terested in the Catholic Nurses’ Mercy hospital, has returned home. Hemorrhoids TA.x8883 The members of this circle will council, has been very helpful in gather for a dinner party in the the clerical work of the ACCN. Mr, and Mrs, James Lewis are (PILES) Kicks on These Mornings home of Mary Ellen Logan Satur Helen Meister, St. Anthony’s the parents of a girl boririn St. Healed hy my proven methods day evening before going to the graduate, class of ’37, formerly of Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Lewis is No aneithetic. No turgerjr. No benefit dance. the former Marthai See—St. Jo the Denver Visiting Nurse associa seph’s graduate of 1943. uiffering. No danger. No hospi Why Pay More?” St. Jo,eph’, Circle tion, is now employed by the Kan tal. No lots of time from work. Kay Fuller will entertain the sas State Board of Health, Topeka, .4nn Kombal has left for her Dr. (Trademark) circle in her home Wednesday, Kans. home in Roundup, Mont., called by the serious illness of her father. Allen B. . . . It warns of storms ahead, and of needy Nov. 12. Mrs. Mike Martin, formerly Croessmonn parents who'll be coming to us for children's St. Patrick’, Circle Elaine Steno (St. Joseph’s grad d.c. The monthly meeting will be uate, class of ’48) is now employed 33114th Street Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores overshoes. - _ held Nov. 12 in the home of Mrs. at St. John’s hospital, Salina, 120 Attend Card Party Saite 311 COMPANY Pat Kennedy. Kans. Mrs. Martin is a bride of . Honrs 9 to 12 Colorado Owned Stores St, Ju d e’, Circle eight weeks. Of Dominican Aid Unit 1:30 to 5 Dry feet or running noses depend upon quick and bj appointment The meeting was postponed Mrs. Alice McAleer, formerly of One hundred twenty memfcers AComo 5070 1 Englewood 800 Santa Fa Or. cooperation from Catholic families who hove from Nov. 4 to Nov. 11 because the Central Service department, St. and guests were entertained at § 30 South Broadway < 15th and California of the election. Mrs. Florine Sea- Joseph’s hospital, is now making a dessert-luncheon and card party FRemont 7250 S 3933 W. Colfax Cnrtia & 15th St. 17th & Tremont stone will be the hostess. 27 Years of outgrown or other overshoes they won't be by the Dominican Sisters and Successful Practice St. There,e’. Circle Friends of the Sick Poor Aid so needing this Winter. At the October meeting held in Nussbaum-Smifh ciety at Corpus Christ! convent, the home of Nora Cresto the fol Denver. Mrs. A. D. McGill, presi dent, Mrs. Stephen Sferra, chair May we hove o truck coll at your house some lowing officers were elected: Mar garet Siegmund, president; Jo Ann Nuptial Rife Held man, and the officers of the aid day soon? Poltera, secretary-treasurer; and served as hostesses. Mrs. Walter .\bbie Milner, historian. Frances • St. Paul’s chapel in the Cathe Wade received the hand-embroid Schmidt will be in charge of the dral was the scene of the recent ered pillowcases. A cake, donated MORE AND MORE FOLKS SAVE Our number is Cherry 5503. layette. by Mrs. Lucy Allen and won by wedding of Miss Irene Smith, her, was presented to the sisters.. formerly of Winettka, 111., and J. Twenty new members wete en Meeting: Postponed Randall Nussbaum of 434 Acoma rolled in the society. Meetings are The Regis guild, Denver, has street, Denver. The Rev. Arthur ■held the fourth Tuesday of each AT MIDLAND FEDERAL postponed its meeting until Nov. Smith, brother of the bride, wit month. 30, when it will he held after the nessed the ceremony and celebrat annual Memorial Mass for debased ed the Nuptial Mass, and the Betrothed St. ^ Vincent de Paul members. bride’s sister served as bridesmaid r Following the wedding break Married fast for the bridal party and friends in the Park Lane hotel, Salvage Bureau the young couple left for an ex Current dividend of per anmmTis good. tended trip to Old Mexico. Upon W 2% their return, they will make their home at 38th and Meade street. Midland has paid 121 consecutive semi-annual divi Mrs. Nussbaum is a technician at the Veterans’ hospital, Denver, dends without fail. Five bonus dividends have been and her husband is a civil engineer r with the Bureau of Reclamation. paid in the past six years. Compare it. Both are members of the Colo to make yoar Christmas rado Mountain club. shopping easier . . . Paramount Club Plans Social Meet Nov, 11 Full insurance on each account up to" $10,000 by The Catholic Paramount Social the may eo. club will meet in Loyola hall, 23rd the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. guar avenue and York street, Denver, at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 11. There antees safety for you. Miss Jacqueline Mary Mc- will be cards, dancing,' and re will he open from Clinton (above), daughter freshments. The club is about to of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee McCUn- enter its fourth year. Elections will be held early in December. Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph ton of Colorado Springs, became Zilk announce the engage Over $4,000,000 in cash and Government bonds the bride of Lawrence A. Mercer Members are Catholic, single, and to p.m. of Denver in Blessed Sacrament 40 or over. All those interested ment of their daughter. Miss 9 . 4 5 a*™ 0 church. The Rev. Joseph Kane, may call Mrs. Lily Robinson, CH. Pauling Elizabeth Zilk, to tleorge plus $4,000,000 in reserves further assures you of O.M.I., of Colorado Springs, a 1055, president, or Mrs. Amelia Patrick Greer, Jr., son of Mr. and 1 friend of the family, witnessed Desmond, DE. 1940. The club Mrs. George P. Greer, Sr., of Glas safety. Compare it. on the following days: the double-ring ceremony before a meets in Loyola hall on the second gow, Scotland. An early fall wed Nuptial Mass. William Anderson- and fourth Tuesday of every ding is planned. The couple plan to and Bernard Deidel, classmates of month. Summer-time picnics and be married in Onr Lady of Lourdes \ quarterly dinner-dances are spe church, Denver. — (Photo by Je the bridegroom, served at the cial features during the year. Mass. Mrs. Marjorie Britt of Col rome studio) ‘ When you open a savings account at Midland Fed- mondays: thursdays: orado Springs was matron of honor. Clyde L. Deidel of Denver cral, you put your money , to work in a mutually Nov. 10 Nov. 6 was best man, and William Mc- Fr. Doherty to Give Talk Clinton, brother of the bride; and (St. Mary Magdalene’. Pariah, Baptized on Nov. 1 was David Nov. 17 Nov. 13 Bruce Mercer, brother of the D en rer) Torres, son of kouis and Margaret profitable Savings & Loan Association with thou Nov. 24 bridegroom, ushered. Father John Doherty of St. Ber Torres, with Joseph Siebert and Nov. 20 The bride is a graduate of St. nadette’s parish will give a talk at Theresa Russell as sponsors. sands of other thrifty persons. All receive dividends Dec. 1 Mary’s, Colorado Springs, and the the Altar and Rosary society’s Junior Choir Porfy Dec. 4 bridegroom attended Regis college, luncheon Nov. 13. The junior choir held its an in direct proportion to their savings. No preferred Dec. 8 Denver. A brunch and reception The turkey games party spon nual Halloween party-Oct. 31. Dec. 11 were held in the Auditorium hotel. sored by the Holy Name society Prizes for the best costumes of Dee. 15 Following a wedding trip the cou will be held Saturday evening, the evening were awarded by the class of investors. Compare iK ple will live at 1906 Emerson Nov. 22. judges to Margaret Harris and Dec. 22 Dec. 18 street. The Holy Name society will re Tlanny Hershberger. After re ceive Communion in a group in freshments’were served, the choir the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday. Nov. 9. members presented gifts to Mr. YOU'LL Bf GLAD YOU SAVED'AT MIDLAND! , Attention - Brides To Be There will be a meeting of and Mrs. Joseph McGannon and tuesda^s: frida^s: , Nothing will “dress up” th# the Holy Name lociety on Mon Mrs. Clarence Makens, who have Dec. 23 Nov. 2 8 ’ . Church njore for your wedding day, N ot. 10, at 8 p.m. given generously of their time to ^ than one of Wagner’s White On the first Friday Communion direct this group. Guests and , Aisle Cloth Runners, laid down will be distributed at 6:15 and chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Har the aisle for the Bridal Party 6:30 and iir^the 7 o’clock Mass. old Hethcote, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce For you who find it difficult to shop during the day, ’ to walk oor from the door to Confessions Thursday evening Mounsey, Mr. and Mrs. Roxy Ven- > the altar. will begin at 7 :30. Devotions for dena, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pian- The May Co. announces these spedol Christmas Ws slso Parnlsk 8idtwslli Canopies world peace on Friday will be at fetti. Wi tiM uo eiki 1 »iii4 nwrdlni tl ystr 7:30. ■Interesting science classes are store hours . . . so you may shop at night, un- Ntire etdiioi sa sleiiiiraili riHrdi. Married before a Nuptial Mass held every Thursday afterndon in hurriedly. Available only through your oten offered by, the Very Rev. Monsi room 5. A reward will be given at local floritt, at reasonable cost, gnor James Flanagan were Rich the end of the semester to the ard Aaron Dickerson and Rita Ann panel group preparing the best ~ Jelfenon Covniy Ollke CARL A. WAGNER MF6. CO. INC. Torres. Witnesses were Joseph W. talks and the most interesting bul Downtown Denver Oltict Torres and Yolanda Torres. letin board display. JAM or.om UliMiit 3-MS* P i
PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, November 6, 1952 Tough Bulldogs to Get Acid Test Against Raiders i/t* ^* * * * -k -k -k -k If -k i( k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k if k k k k k k k- k X- Dangerous Gremlins SiclidituL SidsdiifhlL ' _w X- By Ray H utchinson of the Week By Pat Brennan x^ There may still be a few un icies conflicted, as was inevitable; To Tackle Bengals counted ballots in national and when the secular press in AmeVica state elections. That makes this a finally realized the intent of the Regis’ unpredictable Redmen when he took another of Car- the “Monday Morning Quarter From St.. Francis de Sales’ gootl time to tell how politics, in Communsts, then the Regis Reds thumbed their collective noses roll’s boots on his own 36 and, backs” for their courageous comes the report that Tailback ternational politics, once influ* were in trouble. at the statistician Nov. 2 and behind fine interference, 88-yard touchdown drive in the Lou Martinelli, injured in the In Englewood Sunday enced the Catholic high school “Reds” became synonymous outscored the disgruntled S t romped 64 yards for Regis’ fourth period. There were 13 last two games, will be out for league. j with Communists. Nobody liked Francis Gremlins 12-2 to add second TD. yards to go for a first down the season. The Gremlin back By Don Klenb One hundred thirty pounds when Ibarra flipped his last- had x-rays taken Monday. Comipunists. That is the way it is . r Three games are billed Nov. 9 in the Denver Catholic WHATS IN A NAME? today. Naturally, Regis high of pigskin dynamite crashed down payoff flip to Padilla for Mike Dowd, Annunciation’s into the Stars the past Sunday the lone Pony, tally. high school football league with the feature attraction un started looking for another nick * I rugged right tackle, dislocated Red and white have always (as name. They started calling Regis as Phil Padilla, left end for the his collar bone in a practice defeated St. Joseph’s clash with the Regis Raiders (2:30 far as we know) been the Regis- teams the Raiders. And that is Mustangs, repeatedly knifed . The time-worn sleeper play session Oct. 30. The 155-pound o’clock at Regis stadium). In the 12:30 o’clock fray at Regis, high school colors. All during the through the Annunciation for nearly clicked for the desperate the way it is today, too. lineman will be a question mark Cathedral’s high - powered Blue ’SOs.their football teams were out On Nov. 2 the Regis Raiders ward wall to spill Cardinal ball Mustangs on their touchdown when the Redbirds travel to pable understudy, John Ballegeer. fitted in khaki pants and heavy were tailored in new uniforms. carriers. The dapper Mul- drive. Bruno Palacios, standing Canon City Sunday. Jays will attempt to roll over the The Tiger halfback has demon lenite also dashed into the end just inside the far right side red-and-white jerseys. They still sported the crimson St. Francis’ Frank Hill was game, but cellar-dwelling, Mullen strated a thorough grasp of the ' In the early ’40s the Regis grid- jerseys, but there was a change zone to spear Ibarra’s fourth- lines near the Mullen bench, high Mustangs. St. Francis’ long Bengal offense and a keen passing down aerial in the midst of was not spotted by Annuncia undoubtedly the best lineman ders blossomed out in red silk in the color of the uants from on the field Sunday. The big overdue Gremlins meanwhile, will eye. football pants and bright crimson red to a precedent-setting gold. Cardinal defenders in the final tion defenders until the play attempt to domesticate the Tigers quarter. But for Padilla’s sure was well under way. Ibarra tackle threw plenty^of sand in The heavier, more experienced shirts with white numerals. The Time marches on. the Raider offensive'mechanism of Holy Family at 2 o’clock at the Cathedral team is expected to tor old uniforms were relegated to the fingered catch, the 88-yard pitched a long pass to the Pony Englewood high school field. drive sparked by teammates back who was some two yards and was one of the main rea pedo the Mullenites without great Clovers, a junior varsity outfit VIGNETTE OF VITAMINS sons why the winners were held In a non-league match Annun trouble. But Mullen teams all on the 50th street campus. Weith, Mulholland, Palacios, in back of the baffled Redbird A lot of sports fans, most of and Ibarra might have gone secondary. The ball caromed off to an anemic 36 yards by rush ciation travels to Canon City to carry a reputation as four-quarter Sport«wriler», looking for ing. battle the Holy Cross Abbey team squads, spirited and physically them former players,, seem to think for naught. the Mustangs’ eager finger * * * brief, catchy namet for the that today’s Parochial tackle is not The Mustangs came by their tips, however, and the effort that defeated St. MaVy’s of Wal- able to play the game hard, all The bitter autumn cold was Regii team>, started calling as beefy as his forebears. Ed D uffy went for naught. senburg, 47-13, the past Sunday. the way to the gun. The 1952 them the Reds. “The hig Red * * * too much for even the most Regis’ Redskins face two full Mustangs, as their 88-yard fourth They are worried about what W- rabid grid addicts, Sunday. By quarter touchdown drive the past team” meant Regis high. The they call the “wan, angular” look new lustre to the important Annunciation came up with Sunday afternoons as they at name caught on. Raider-Bulldog meeting Sun the end of the second game, tempt to scuttle St. Joseph’s and Sunday demonstrated, are no ex of the guards and ends of the a clever double-flanker setup in the stands were virtually ception. Remember, this was at a time 1952 teams. day. The Gremlins, remi the Cathedral team, both unde niscent of Hunk Anderson’s the fourth quarter. Two wing- empty except for the scribblers when the word "Fascist” meant, A flathy halfback (1937 vin backs were stationed wide to feated, on consecutive week enifs. Tentative Starting Lineup* in brief, anyope who opposed enigmatic Notre Dame outfit in the press box. Coach Kellog’s lads will have to tage) wat heard to *ay, "The of 1931, pound out huge the right as decoys. Priselac • * * St. Joseph’s Regis team Communism. Russia\ was a U. S. player* aren ’t n ear a* big a* took the snap and rifled a pass repeat the heads-up defense they Jerry Korh ...... I.E ...... Davidson ally. Communists were not panned. -chunks of yardage on the showed against St. Francis’ the when I played.” ^ down the middle to Quarterback Jack Isenhart to Play Norv Davis ...... LT...... 0*Dea But when Soviet and U. S. pol ground and through the air Bobby Moore. past Sunday; and, in addition will Don Eafanti ...... LG...... N«ibech«ck One fleshy 1940-model center but seem to have an allergy need to fire up a lagging offense Thyfault ...... C ...... Pedatto murmured, “Folks don’t feed the • f * Basketball; Operation Nobl«fl ..I...... RG...... Dulmaine Junior Parochial League for the chalk that comprises to meet the potent Bulldogs. Eagrle ...... RT..^...... Mulligan kids proper nowadays.” the opponents’ goal line. In One of the main reasons why St.Francis’ aerial statistics On Star Is Called Off St. Joseph’s was idle the past Spahn ...... RE...... DeLine Grid Standings, Scores A quick check with some facts their last outing they made 10 Lofevre ...... QB...... Tierney looked good was a series of Holy Family’s Jack Isenhart week after submerging College Salatar ...... LH...... San Fillipo FINAL STANDINGS and “figures” concerning Catho first downs to their conquerors’ lic high football players tells us three and led Regis in total short passes by Piccola. The was scheduled to enter Mercy high of Greeley, 45-0, the previous Owen ...... RH...... Meier North Side Midgets week. Colaiii ...... FB...... Tharp this: offense, 149 yards to 36. Gremlin slingshot attempted 27 hospital Oct. 29 for surgery W. L. T. The line average for the seven flips Sunday and completed but, on the advice of Dr. iiiflimiiimiiiiiiMimiii.A... Mullen team Cathedral team St Catherine’s ...... 3 1 0 Statistics, however, do not high school teams is 155 pounds. decide pennant races and the nine for 116 yards. Robert Packard, an orthopedic Padilla ...... LE ...... Evans S t Clara’s ...... 2 1 1 surgeon, the operation was X- Trettrr ...... LT...... ChiareDi Regis high leads the list with an off-and-on Raiders could grab Phil Padilla Team W L T P!t.. OP. Pet. 1 Presentation team ...... 1 1 1 called off at the last minute. St. Joseph*! .. 3 0 1 41 7 .875 = O’Malley ...... LG...... Wonder average of 166 pounds. Then come the 1952 pennant by knocking Bersano ...... C ...... Graeber Sacred Heart team, ____1 2 1 Cathedral, 164; St. Joseph’s, 161; Isenhart was to have a cart Cathedral ..... 3 0 1 58 18 .875 : Annunciation team ...... 1 3 ( off St. Joseph’s Nov. 9 and lone touchdown honestly after 1 Ragit ...... 3 0 41 15 .750 : Hrdlicka ...... RG...... Miller Holy Family team, 160; Annun Cathedral Nov. 16. fending, off a Cardinal drive ilage removed from his knee. i Holy Family.. 3 2 0 56 46 .600 1 Brainard ...... RT...... Jones Sacred Heart team, 13; Pre Dr. Packard, however, said he s Annunciation 2 4 0 32 53 .333 i Segenberger ...... RE...... Lamb ciation, 155; St. Francis’, 152; In the other game of the day that had penetrated to within Ibarra ...... QB...... Horan senta^ion team, 13. and Mullen high, 139. 10-yards of the goal at the open saw no reason at this time for 2 St. Francis'.... 1 4 0 26 61 .200 : City championship game: St Annunciation’s Cards garnered Mullen . .. 0 4 0 25 79 .000 Mulholland ...... LH...... Cito These averages are of starting their second consecutive win by ing of the fourth quarter. an operation and added that he X- 1 Palacios ...... RH...... Schiavone Catherine’s, 13; St. Vincent de Jine-ups only. Heaviest lineman ac pasting Mullen’s scrappy An Annunciation end like did not recommend this type of 1 , SUNDAY’S RESULTS Weith ...... CaUlina Paul’s, 8. surgery until a boy had Regii 12, St. Francif’ 2. cording to the figures weighed in Ponies, 19-6. wise rates the Register galory St. Francif* Holy Family team North Side Lightweight! reached the age of 20. The Annunciation 19, Mullen 6. at 185 pounds; the lightest, at Three New Stars for a sterling defensive game English ...... LE...... Ballard W. L. T. 120, a pound spread of 65. and a running catch of Mares’ physician told Isenhart that he Hill ...... LT...... Young St. Catherine’s ...... 5 0 0 Improved health of the nation' Named by 'Register' jump pass, good for 34 yards could play basketball if Ije Despite a considerably better Deidel ...... LG..!...... Ptlese St. Vincent’s ...... 3 2 0 and a greater knowledge of diet The action Nov. 2, notice and a touchdown. , In the game wanted to, but advised against league record, the Holy Family Brothers ...... C ...... Dalpes Holv Family team ...... 2 2 1 ably slowed by a bitter, in it because of the Holy Family Burke ...... RG...... Smaldone has increased the life-span of the Oct. 26 with St. Francis’ it was team (won three, lost two) is ex Springer ...... RT...... Barlock St. Clara’s ...... 2 3 0 American citizen. According to clement autumn drizzle, pro Mares and Brozovich again athlete’s prospects for a bright Cummings ...... RE...... Reynolds St. Dominic’s,...... 2 3 0 duced three new “Stars of the future in baseball. pected to have full-scale warfare Piccola ...... QB...... J. Isenhart statistics collected by draft boards who collaborated in spectacular J. Carroll ...... LH...... Ballegeer Holy Rosary team ...... 0 4 1 and the armed forces during Week” and a stellar perform action when a Brozovich block The Tiger star, however; on its hands against St. Francis’ T. Carroll ...... RH...... McClimans St. Vincent’s orphanage, 54; St World war II, this same American ance by Regis’ Terry Tierney, cleared the path for Mares’ 60- informed the ‘Register’ (won one, lost four). To date the Duffy ...... FB...... Burak Dominic’s, 0. is bigger than his predecessor. who is honored for the second yard punt return, called back Wednesday that he doe* not yardage-consuming Fransalian of Annunciation team, 19; Cathe That goes for high school guards time. as an off-side penalty was Jim Brozovich intend to skip the cage sport fense has repeatedly bogged at Annunciation team dral team, 0. St. Francis’ Ed Duffy, and will be back on the Acciacca ...... LE and tackles, too. If anything, they asse^ed against the Cardinals. critical points or has been abruptly Dowd or Maes ...... LT St. Joseph’s, 20; Presentation are bigger and better than ever. shifted from end to fullback to This and That court* for Holy Family in snuffed out by interceptions. A Martinei ...... LG team, 0. replace the injured Lou Mar- A tudden bevy of teriou* the 1952-53 campaign. few fortunate breaks, however, Papiemik ...... C St. Philomena’s 22; Sacred NOTES IN PASSING tinelli, was an important oog practice injurie* have been might tally heavily for the Grem Ruir ...... RG Heart team. 0. Sunday in the Fransalian at Mauser ...... RT reported from Catholic prep lins. Broiovich ...... RE Sacred Heart, 25; Blessed Butch Mulholland, Mullen high’s tack. Several times he cracked training camp* in the pa*t Moore ...... QB Sacrament team, 7. game captain the past Sunday and the Raider forwards for short, The Tigers will undoubtedly de O^ihs, lOscL week. The mo*t teriou* pend strongly upon the workman Baca ...... LH St. Catherine’s, 40; Mt. Carmel one high schooler who follows his but important, fourth down catualty wa* St. Joteph’t Mares ...... RH ship of Jack Isenhart’s very ca- Priselac ...... FB team, 0. interference, crowned both the yardage that enabled the Perhaps the most spectacular Bob Heiney, the Bulldog*’ St. Joseph’s 66; Holy Rosary Annunciation and the Mullen Gremlins to hang on to,the ball. play Nov. 19 came on Annun starting defensive halfback. team, 0. homecoming queens at half time. It was the blazing cleats of ciation’s second offensive try. The T e rrie r senior broke hi* Sacred Heart team, 24; An The Annunciation cheerleaders Regis Right Halfback Terry Terrific blocking on the part of left arm in head-on tack nunciation team, 0. are reported considering a change Tierney that ruined the his offensive linemen shook An ling drills, a daily routine CHAIRS! CHAIRS! CHAIRS! nunciation’s Eloy Mares loose Holy Rosary team, 13; Holy of uniform in case of a drop in Gremlins in the third quarter. with Vinnola’s league-lead Sornion'—"Durhaiii*-''HqnipdenVlyon$*- ImporU Family team, 9. next Sunday’s thermometer. After a 41-yard gallop by ofl a dazzling 82-yard right-end er*. sweep and the Cardinals’ first Wett Side Heavyweight* Holy Family high school con Quarterback John Meier had According to St. Joseph’s SOLD in Any Quantity! W. L. T. tributed “royalty” to both the put the ball inside the Gremlin score early in the first period. mentor. Bulldog Fullback 'Vince St. Joseph’s ...... 6 0 0 Regis and the Mullen homecom 10, Tierney swept around his Mares also passed for two Falbo, sidelined since the Holy FOLDING CHAIRS St. Catherine’s ...... ;...... 6 1 0 ings. ' • own right end and skidded into touchdowns, one going to Brozo Family game, is “doing all (New-Uted) Sacred Heart team ...... 4 2 0 Bob Moore of Annunciation the end' zone just inside the vich and the other to Priselac. right” and will see plenty of » * * • AU-Steel • All-Hardwood Mt. Carmel team, ...... „...3 2 0 i* the brother of Ralph “Waldo” right sideline. Shortly after action in the Regis game. The • Upholstered Setts & Bteks Holy Rosary team ...... 2 3 0 Moore who write* up Catholic wards, the North Side speed Mullen’s sophomore-sprinkled West Side stickout is not listed • Children's • Tablet Arm Holy Family team ....J...... 1 4 0 tport* for a local newtpaper. ster registered the clincher crew deserves the plaudits of as a starter, however. Terry Tierney St. Dominic’s team ...... 1 *6 0 Thi* writer knew Ralph when TABLES, TOOl Annunciation team .....0 5 0 he wa* ju*t another collegian. k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k kkkkkkkkkkkkkk k k k • Banquet (all sizes) .C ard Catholic Gridders on TV WI AUO aiNT AT low UTtS GARLAND HELPED FORM VICTORY LEAGUE, CAGE CIRCUIT Call, Write or Visit Us-TODAYl ‘Mr. Baseball’ Is Noted Sports Organizer PEARL 4651 350 Broadway By Don Klene who played two years with the lawyer. This team also included Porter Vaughn, and Vic Raschi “Mr. Baseball,” they call him, Springfield, 111., farm club of the Don Lampert, currently with the Ninety-nine thousand spectators and very few here would question St. Louis Browns while studying Continental Oil company in Ster watched league play here in 1946 affable 57-year-old Dave Garland’s medicine and who is now a prac ling; Stan Ryerson, in charge of Helps Organize right to bear the epithet. The past ticing osteopathic physician at the navy program at Colorado uni March Mr. Garland, a lifelong 28th and Colorado boulevard in versity during World war II; Basketball League resident ,of St. Francis de Sales’ Denver; Eddie, who joined his fa the late Ed Clockep, formerly em In 1947 the organizational tal parish, who resides at 135 S. Grant ther’s insurance firm and who now ployed at the Congressional li ents of Mr. Garland were utilized Al Bennett street, Denver, received the first coaches the Christ the King grade brary; and the late Waldo McGaw, again as he joined Jack Carberry annual Denver Bears award “for school in the Junior Parochjal formerly employed in an Eastern and Jay Ambrose in recruiting the outstanding contribution to base league; Bob, who teaches physical division of the Jewel Tea and American Basketball league. Mr. Men's Clothing Dept. ball in Colorado.” This plaque education at the 24th street grade Coffee company. The team was Garland was named area commis honors an athletic interest dating school; and Pat, now Mrs. Pat coached by Ed Gibson, who, later sioner of this league which in its back to 1909 and 1910 when the Travis. at 49 years of age, relinquished two-year history featured Vince RogerS’Peet Sherman grammar school, with the his job as head auditor at Western Boryla, the former Notre Dame future “Mr. Baseball” in the out Mr. Garland, who credits ath All-American; Murray Weir, the Society Brand letics with the prevention of much Union to become a Christian field, was runner-up in the gram Brother. Brother Bernard (Coach former Big Ten high scorer from Scotsdale mar school race. After a brief juvenile delinquency, said: “I Gibson) is now stationed at St. Muscatine, la.; and man^ others. A SCENE FROM Mark Shreiber’s TV show, Hoffman career at South high (those were think my own kids benefited from Brayton the example of the boys who Mary’s college high, Berkeley, And so popular was the basket Huddles, featuring Father “Jim” Moynihan and a group the days when few survived both Calif. ball circuit that on one occasion, the discipline and the studies) Mr. played for me. Just the way they of pint-size gridders representing Denver’s Junior Parochial league, tried to keep in shape was a les Garland Was Prexy when the Nuggets were playing is pictured above. Shown, left to right, are Father Moynihan, Roy Garland and his teammates at St the 20th Century-Fox cagers, a Francis de Sales’ won the pennant son to my boys.” Asked whether Of Victory Circuit Freed, Loyola school; Tommy Batt, Blessed Sacrament school; Nick he was managing any teams now, crowd had gathered outside the THE mflV CO Ciriocco, Annunciation school; and Steve McNichols, Jr., Christ the in the Catholic City league, a Denver’s “Mr. Baseball” is gates despite a temperature of 18 2ND FLOOR King school. The cameraman is Jack Gillin, former Catholic high senior amateur circuit organized Mr. Garland added, “No, not any probably best known for his work below zero one-half hour before school star from Cathedral. by Charles Young, who is at pres more., My boys have taken over as president of the 'Victory league, the ticket offices were to open. ent employed at Max Cooks’ for me there, I guess.” which he helped organize along This crowd, Mr. Garland relates, Sporting Goods company. Many a well-known Denver citi with James Garramone, Herb Er- was jammed so tightly about the COLORADO K N in iN G MILLS Manages Kids zen, however, has been associated furd, Gurley Schlupp, and Myer gates that ticket takers had to be ■'i In Grade Loop with a Garland team. The 1926 Shapiro. The league, which func brought in through the coal chutes. Garland Grocers, for instance, tioned from 1940 through 1946, is As successful as the amateur 1434 Welton St., Denver KE. 2443 Mr. Garland’s first managerial champions of the Big Six league, considered responsible for pre league had been, however, efforts Wh«re athIttM aweatari art made. Wa maka award post came in 1920 and continued boasted Grant Bowler, who later serving organized baseball in Den to maintain a professional team twaatera for ail leading achooia, coilegaa, fratemitiaa, for the next five years during pitched for the White Sox and ver through the war years. With failed. “Denver probably just and have all of tha official acboot colora. Onr awaatara which time his St. Francis’ charges will hold their shape and will ont-waar other awant- who is now a Denver detective; Lowry, Camp Carson, Buckley, wasn’t ready for it,” Mr. Garland era priced a great deal higher. You will enjoy wearing won the championship in the Holy Joe Dea, who later played with and (rthers fielding teams, the loop commented. TO PERSONAL. a sweater particularly designed for you. Come In and Name Society league three consec De Paul university'and who is also boasted 19 big league players, in The very successful Denver ace onr selection of fine ski aweateri and ladiea utive years. sweaters. Buy direct from Colorado Knitting Mills a detective in Denver at present; cluding such standouts as Sam Bears’ baseball venture is also par RELIABLE. AND COMPLETE and save. It was in 1920 also that Mr. Gar Bill Schluter, Colorado National Denti, Beau Bell, A1 Zirillo, Danny tially owing to the preliminary land married the former Velda bank; and Ed Nevin, a Denver Murtagh, Burgess Whitehead, spadework of the energetic booster. INVESTMENT Mae Morrison, who came to Den Although he is a charter member ver from Bloomington,«111. The of the Old Timers and a board We Photograph Anything Anywhere Garlands have four children: Dave, member of the Nugget Boosters SERVICE (an organization designed to pro The Photo Co. mote all athletics), Mr. Garland claims he no longer has much time KODAK F'INISHING NOTRE DAME to devote to new ventures. But if any legitimate athletic project 320-22 Seventeenth KEyston. 6114 VS D enver makes its appearance in Denver, You eon dofMnd upon BOSWORTH-SULUVAN to giv* it is a safe bet that, in some way, OKLAHOMA Dave Garland will to pushing it you portonol, rolioblo, and eomplott invostmont tordet and odvlct. . . whothor you're inorely looking information or ACCURATE WATCH REPAIRING 12: IS P.M. Saturday \ Plain Leather Jackets wbh to buy or tell wcuritios In small or lorgo amounft. Store Hour* Hamilton, Elgin, Ball Broadcast direct from the Rcfinlihed and ReiwirKl field by VitH BOSWORTH'SULLIVAN soon. Our personnel, our 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. and Eterna Watches We Invite Budget JOE BOLAND ROY SYSTEM, INC. library, ond our rosooreh departmont are at your' lorvie* Sat. 8:30 to 1 P.M. IWC Accounts SHOE SYSTEM trudwiy at Inliutt* Sr. 4165 . . . without any obligotion. KTLN dial 1150 Your Voice of Music Optometrist BOSWORTH. 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Thursday, Novamber 6, 1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE NINE Presentation PTA to Meet on Nov. 12 Friday Mass for Cathedral Students St. James' Men's (Praxntation ParUh, Denyer) of the wide interest shown in the of Presentation parish in the past (Cathedral High School, Denver) + + -t- Christian Family Movement plan 10 years a new census is to be The Very Rev. Monsignor Wal Th« Rev. Damen McCaddon as explained by Mr. and Mrs. Al taken in the parish beginning the ter J. Canavan, pastor of the Club Schedules Our Lady of Lourdes and the Rev\ bert Riede of S t John’s parish to week of Nov. 16. The Rev. Walter Cathedral, will be celebrant at the In Cathedral Play Francis Syrianey from S t John’s^ the Presentation guild on Oct. 21, Jaeger will direct the project and First Friday Mass for the student will be the speakers at the Pre-' Father Syrianey will discuss other Ed Rider has been named chair body at 8:30 o’clock. Confessions sentation PTA meeting Wednes points in the plan. Refreshments man of the census committee. will be heard Thursday for the stu Meeting Nov. 12 day, Nov. 12, at 8 o’clock in the will be served by the eighth grade More than 300 square blocks will dents. parish hall. Father McCaddon will mothers. be covered by a house-to-house As a gift from the sodality, (St. Jamei’ Parith, Denver) tell the group about the youth The St. James Men’s club -will Census to Begin canvass by volunteer workers from prayer books were bought and program which he has initiated at the parish. Presentation parish will be issued each confession meet Wednesday evening, Nov. 12, Our Lady of Lourdes. Because Because of the extensive growth is bounded on the east by'the Thursday and every First Friday. at 8 o’clock in the Walsh Memorial Platte river; on the west by Sheri Girl’s Chorus II, under the direc hall. All the men of the parish dan boulevard. West Colfax and tion of Forrest Fishel, will sing are invited to attend. Amusements - Dining Alameda are the north and south the Mass “Spes Mei,” by Mc PTA Parley Nov. 12 boundaries. Grath and a special Offertory, Our Lady of Presentation circle “Ave Verum,” by Guilmant. The PTA council meeting for Recreation will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the home Following the Mass Our Lady’s officers and committee chairmen of Mrs. Larry Keenan and Mrs. sodality will feature a panel on will be held Wednesday, Nov. 12, Ann Gray. Dessert will be served various phases of recreation in at 9:30 a.m. in the home of Doro and the evening will be spent play the Cathedral gym. Judy Bagnall thy Fattor, 1300 Niagara street. ing cards. There will be no meeting will discuss dating; Rita Breen, Mrs. P. J. Moynihan will preside. in December. leadership; Anne Welch, friend A Halloween luncheon was held A turkey garnet party will be ship; Tomtf O’Connor, sportsman for the children in the lunchroom tpontored by the Holy Name ship; Elivinio Sandoval, courtesy t Oct. 31. The Halloween theme was society at the Comet theater on and John Warder, leisure time. carried out with decorations, Tuesday, Nov. 18. A group of aspirants wishing to candy, and favors. Mrs. Boumann Our Lady of Fatima circle will join Our Lady’s sodality will be provided the music for the oc meet in the home of Mrs. Richard tested for their worthiness for a casion. Newcomb Wednesday, Nov. 12, at six-week probationary period Mrs. Cornelius Meintkin was 12:30. which includes frequent Mass, appointed leagde chairman to re Books on the Altar and Rosary Holy Communion, Holy Hours, place Mrs. Robert Martinec, who society’s tablecloth should be spiritual reading, visits, and vir resigned. turned in by Nov. 9 and not later tuous acts. The lunchroom will be taken than Nov. 16. At the PTA meeting held Mon Main Hotel Dininar Rooms Open from 12:00 to 2:00 at Altar Unit Lunch over by the fifth graders’ room Noon, and 6:80 to 9:30 in the Evening on Week Daysi day evening in Oscar Malo hall, mothers in November. Those in and 1:00 to 9 :00 P.M. on Sundays and Holidays. Members of the Altar and the Cathedral Prep club and foot charge are Mmes. Lauretz, Coffee Shop Open Daily Rosary society w'ill be guests at ball squad were invited to be Claunts, Murphy, and Henderson. from 6:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. at Night a luncheon to be given by the present. The Pep club, in uniforms The first Friday breakfast will Oir Bvv-AII Saatlat Capacity li 800 priests of the parish Thursday, of blue and white, formed the i’oj< Will Enjoy the Superb New Nov. 13, in honor of their 40th letters M.R.C. and P.T.A. stand SIX WHO PASS WHILE THE LENTILS BOIL, a play be served the children after the Highways Leading to Golden anniversary. Mrs. Harvey Lord, ing for Mullen, Regis, Cathedral, 8:30 Mass. The price for the one of the original members of and Parent-Teachers’ association, by Stuart Walker, will be presented for the public by the breakfast is 15 cents. Mrs. P. J. C e c il B . D e M il l e s THANK YOU Cathedral high third year speech class this evening, Nov. 6, at 8 o’clock the society, is still an active mem respectively. Music was supplied Moynihan will be in charge. Molt Exotic Motion ber. Members planning to at by the school band. Cobe Jones, in the Oscar Malo hall, under the direction of Miss Virginia Linde Recent Baptisms tend the luncheon should call Mrs. Cathedral coach, was introduced man. Tickets are 25 cents. Shown preparing for curtain calls are Jay Picture Spectacle! R. Newcomb, PE. 5505, not later to the PTA by Dwight McCready, Thespians of Cathedral high school, Denver. Left to right are Joan Those baptized in the past week THE HOLLAND HOUSE than Nov. 9. band director and instructor of West, Dick Eckrich, Pat Golden, and Miss Lindeman.— (Photo by were W’illiam Joseph, son of Mr. GOIDEN. COIORAOO Credit Union day at Presenta the Pep club homecoming drill. Smyth) and Mrs. Frpneis M. Still, with tion school will be Monday, Nov. Mrs. Gladys Ronayne, instruc Gerard A. Still and Olivia Leg- 10, instead of Tuesday because of tor on family relations, completed A RESTAURANT MEAL! the Armistice day holiday. Mrs. her course with the sophomore leiter as sponsors; Roxane Jean, Larry Keenan will be at the school class this Tuesday. Mrs. Ronayne Christ the King PTA daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A Wonderful Change during the lunch hour to accept gave seven lectures to the boys R. McCoy, with Robert A. Schum- all deposits and to open new ac from Oct. 15-23, and eight courses ate and Marie O’Fallon as spon Hus Schtvalh^s counts for the students. to the sophomore girls, Oct. 24 Group to Serve Breakfast sors; Cheryl Marie, daughter of An important meeting will he through Nov. 4, concerning Chris Mr. and Mrs. Ludwick A. Hoiby, held by the Presentation Credit tian dating and social and family (Christ the King Parish, Denver) Mrs. A. J. Morroni was chosen with Henry Hoiby and Yvonne CHAT & CHEW union Thursday, Nov. 6, in the relations. Sunday, Nov. 9, the book rental captain of St. Anthony’s circle. Rose as sponsors; and Maurine home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Keenan The Cathedral chemistry classes committee of Christ the King PTA Mmes. E. V. McCann and V. Hen- Rita, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. at 8 o’clock. All officers and will take a field trip to the water gesbach were welcomed as new G. H. Blackford, with Yvo Trainor Restaurant will serve a breakfast after the 6 members. board members are expected to works at the City and County o’clock Mass, and after every Mass and-Pauline Trainor as sponsors, Complete Luncheon, Dinner attend. building Thursday afternoon to through the 10 o’clock Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Hill ■ St. Zita’s circle will meet with and After-Theater Service The first organizational meeting see the water purification process. This breakfast will provide an announce the engagement and Mrs. Louis Behrens Nov. 10. for the Christian Family Move To show appreciation for the opportunity for parishioners to be forthcoming marriage of their Sea Food ment will be held in the home of work done by the students in top daughter, Elinor Anne, to Edward come acquainted, and w’ill enable Joseph McHugh, son of Mrs. Rob Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelly Thurs ping their quota for the Cathedral the committee to clear its debt on Chicken day, Nov. 6 at 8 o’clock. Mr. and yearbook, the Guardian, a movie, the books purchased by the book ert Eugene McHugh and the late Mrs. Albert Riede of St. John’s Come to the Stable, starring Mr. McHugh. They will be mar Steaks rental system, put into operation ried before a Nuptial Mass in parish will be present to assist in Loretta Young and Celeste at the opening of school in Sep Sandwichei • Salads organizing the group’s first meet Holme will be shown in the gym Christ the King church Saturday, For Your Convenience tember. Nov. 29. ing. Other couples who plan to this afternoon. There will be a charge of 35 attend are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Invited to a dinner given by the cents per person. Thursday evening, Nov. 6, Appel, Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Barry, Guardian Cathedral yearbook, Oct. from 7:45 to 8:45, there will be Take Home Food Service 29 were the religion priests, the Korea Vet to Speak a Holy Hour in the church in Mr. and Mrs. Russel Van Cleave, Maj. T. P. Gicewiecz, U. S. air ClauJette ColLert Packed in Disposable Containers Mr. and Mrs. John Frank, and Very Rev. Monsignor Walter J. preparation for the First Friday. FOR YOUR TV PARTY AND OTHER OCCASIONS Canavan, Fathers John Haley, force flying safety officer at The Office of the Blessed Sac Mr. and Mrs. Schnur. Lowry field, who has just returned Warren William Mrs. Gilbert Lindeman is at James- Hamblin, Charles Jones, rament will be recited by the ENJOY OUR QUALITY FOODS Owen McHugh, Robert Bruenig, from Korea, will talk on Korea at parishioners and Benediction Henry Wilcoxon home now after being a patient in the meeting of the Men’s club in In Comfort and Leisure St. Anthony’s hospital. Regis McGuire, and Joseph O’Mal -will close the Holy Hour. l«fv KoitK • JotepK ScKiUkriut ley. Others who attended the din the school hall Wednesday, Nov. Masses on Friday, Nov. 7, the Cs Aobrey Stnitb anj GertniMicKjcl All A h Carte Menu Items Available Sister Mary Teresita is still a ner are Judy Bagnall, editor-in- 12, at 8 o’clock. Refreshments will first Friday, will be at 6:30 and patient in Mercy hospital but is be served qnd all men of the parish A filAMOUNT If.lllUSI For Your Selection chief of Hi-Pal; Carole Cabbie, 8:30. Mrs. Arthur Steinke is in expected to return to the convent Guardian editor; business manager, are invited. charge of breakfast for the chil Phone DE. 4434 For Prompt Service soon. During her absence the Roger Seick, LYed Scott, Philip Mrs. Robert Stewart, 1585 Mon dren after the 8:30 Mass. fourth grade is being taught by Morell, and the auditing committee, aco parkway, will extend the hos Your Order Will Be Ready When Called for Mrs. William Headrick. Confessions will be heard Thurs Michael Halloran, Donald Somers, pitality of her home at a bridge- day afternoon from 4 to 5:30, and Members of the Junior Altar and Mifle Courtney. luncheon Thursday, Nov. 13, to St. in the evening from 7:30 to 9. CAR SERVICE AVAIIABIE and Rosary society have been busy John’s circle. Open 11:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M, . . . Clnsad Tuoadayi dressing character dolls in nuns’ W'inning honors for Cathedral Father James Rasby needs chap Convenient Location — 6000 £. Colfax at the Regis speech meet Oct. 25 Shows Miniature Eionos erons to help him on the first and garbs. Twenty-two dolls have been were Robert Sutton, first in ex A showing of a part of her col dressed this year and the demand third Sundays of each month with temporaneous speaking; Harry lection of miniature pianos by Mrs the Teen-Age club socials. Those Scenes Beyond Belief! for them has been greater than it Cronin, second in dramatic decla Theo Marie Sponsler provided en was the past year. Women who interested in helping with this proj mation; and John Warder, third tertainment for the Altar and ect are asked to call Father Rasby Vittorio Manunta, 9 Year Old Loretto Heights College have been working for the past in extemporaneous speaking. Rosary society Oct. 31. Mrs. C. T. Star in Paul Galileo's two months on this project are at EA. 8049. The meetings com N O W SHOWING! All-American, higheit award Gabelman led in the recitation of mence at 7:30 and end at 10. Doris Stansbury, Ann LeBlanc, the Rosary in the church. Ruth Sudar, Cecilia Schnur, Bar given by the national newspaper Sunday, Nov. 9, is Communion ^‘NEVER TAKE NO critical service of the National Mrs. E. T. Williams was ap day for the I-Q group. bara Anderson, Helen Ruscetta, pointed by Mrs. Robert Spalding, Marcella Lindeman, and Catherine Scholastic Press association at Baptized by the Rev. John W. FOR AN ANSWER” DENHAM the University of Minnesota, president, as chairman of the new Scannell on Nov. 1 was Marilyn Star Nights Frank. sewing committee. This committee “A Picture Every Catholic 18th at California was received by the Cathedral Elizabeth, infant of Mr. and Mrs. Should See” First Friday Masses will be newspaper, “Hi-Pal,” Friday, will meet -weekly and will do all Alfred M. O’Meara, Jr. Dr. and The firms listed here Preienis 6:30 and 8:15. Confessions will Oct. 24 for the second semester the mending of the boys’ cas Mrs. Frank B. McGlone were her Curuin 6:15, 8:16, 10:16 be heard on Thursday from of 1952. This is the 13th year socks, altar linens, etc. sponsors. Students 60c, Others 90c deserve to be remembered VICTOR HERBERT'S 3:30 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. out of 14 that “Hi-Pal” has been Mrs. Harold Collins, circle chair On Nov. 2 Father Scannell bap when you are distributing Rosary devotions are held every awarded this certificate of man, reported the formation of a evening at 7:30 except Sundays. tized -Jane Marlene, infant of WORLD PLAYHOUSE your patronage in the dif m erit. new circle, St. Hilarion’s. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. La Verne A. Vande On Sundays the Perpetual Novena Howard Stauffer is captain and Voorde of 475 Albion street, -with W. 17th ft NstsJs GR 6172, BE J-Stl4 ferent lines of business- in honor of Our Lady of the Mir Mission Quiz Mrs. Louis Cab'ela, treasurer. It aculous Medal is held at 5 p.m. To spark enthusiasm for the Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Vande will meet on the .second Thursday Voorde as sponsors; and Christine Sunday will be Communion day missions an a.ssembly was given of each month, and the first meet for men of the parish in the 8 Friday, Oct. 25, and a quiz pro Alice, infant of Mr. and Mrs. Al ing will be a luncheon on Thurs bert G. Gruber, with Mr. and o’clock Mass. gram was presented. Master of day, Nov. 13, at the home of Mrs. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS The Presentation rosary-making ceremonies was Marbury Fluitt Mrs. Donald M. Gruber as spon Charles J. Green, 1236 Holly sors. circle will meet Friday, Nov. 7, at and reader of the mission question street. Canasta vill follow. Mmes. 8 o’clock in the home of Mrs. Aida was Jo Ann Covey. The sisters thank all donors to APPROVED Bechtel, Smith, Joehl, and Gabel the recent pantry shower. Andreatta. Quiz kids for the program were man were hostesses at the social FOR Seniors Barry Feeley, Robert hour. Gl insurance ' Sutton, and Lenny Vostrajs. Lynn SCHOOL BAND! More than $10 billion in lapsed Lewis, Bill Dionigi, and Kenneth SAVE MONEY! GI term life insurance will be lost Di Paoli represented the juniors. Fr. Scannell to Speak forever under present laws unless Sophomore contestants were Mary BUY NOW! 1,200,000 veterans who have per Ann Bogaez, Raoul Wilson, and To Tabernacle Society mitted their policies to lapse rein Dennis Fitzpatrick, and freshmen The Tabernacle focietjr will TRUMPETS AND U state them before the terms expire contenders were Danny Nelsin, CORNETS...... 110.00 during the next 14 months.. Rosanne DiGiacomo, and Theresa meet in the home of Mr§. T. A. ^ Grant. Coigriff, 28 Crestmoor drive, CLARINETS ...... 110.00 Phipps Auditorium Kenneth Di Paolo was last to be Denver, on Friday, Nov. 7, at ebonite with nickel silver keys eliminated from the contest, but 2 p.m. Father John W. Scannell, failed to answer the last two ques pastor of Christ the King par TROMBONES ...... 110.00 tions correctly; therefore, th e ish, will be the guest speaker. Nov. 19-20-21-22 jackpot will be increased to $6 for All af these instruments ore next month’s quiz. ‘Penny’ at Park Lane BRAND NEW and APPROVED Wslcoms to Denver’s Flaast Everyone enjoys STAR NIGHTS THURS., FRL, SAT. Patrons of the Sky room atop far schoal bond wark. NOV. 6, 7, 8 Red Cross Blood Center the Park Lane hotel, Denver, are COLBURN HOTEL Price include. Order your tickets now! 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USE OUR BUDGET PLAN Tickets— $2.10 Parquet Sl.S.S Balcony remain the same: Tuesdays and FORT OSAGE Wednesdays from 4 until 8 p.m. Make check or money order payable to EXTRA SPECIAL THIS WEEK! COMEDY — CARTOON and Wednesday morning from 9 Star Nights Tickets Loretto Heights College until 12. The center will be closed WE ARE OFFERING ONE ONLY, PROFESSIONAL ACCORDION LORETTO, COLORADO Nov. 11, Armistice day, and also GAMES PA RTY INTERNATIONAL, Lira Modal, 11 trable awitchM, on Nov. 26 tnd 27 for the Thanks 6 baaa awitch«, 6 and 6 acta of hand mada R«ds. W'ad...... —. Thura. ______Fri. - Sat ____ giving holiday. The Red Cross tele Camplvte with caaa. atrapa and all taxn. SUN., MON., TUE. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th Number of tieketa ...... phone number is AL, 0311. 950.00 VALUE...... 1st Game Free at 7 p.m. Amount encloaed I...... NOV. 9, 10, 11 Marthall Thompson Sales Training Class ^ 5 2 5 Preferred location of aoata ______« ST. MARY’S HALL W« will Mil on* only. Your cholc* of black or white. “In Glonoas Color“ Adults and high school students, 16 years of age or older, may still Nevada and High Streets, Littleton Sorry, we cinnot accept *a trade on thii offer. THE ROSE BOWL STORY Addreaa ...... register for the remaining pre- Christmas sales training classes City...... '...... Plm e...... Cliudetto Colbert • Marilyn Monroe held Tuesday and Wednesday eve Benefit Knights of Columbus No. 3340 Tickets on sale at Loretto Heights College and Denver Dry Goods Co. Zarlengo Music Co. LET'S MAKE IT LEGAL nings from 7:15 to 9:15 in Morey 20 Gaines — Refreshments high school, room 120, Emerson 1454 Welton St. TA. 1829 street at E. 14th avenue, Denver.
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y - . , -a je ; '.JT^ ‘ Those “After Work^* Headacheg New Members of CCD Unit Annunciation Bake Sale fijufuk& aih£ Art tuually th« raiult of eye itrain. In the itreii of (Annunciation Pariah, Denver) for the Community Chest drive, these huty days, the eyes are often forced to accomplish A bffke sak, sponsored by the and workers were Mmes. J . Meek, 'mimnmtiiHmimnnMaiiimto" mM mmm their work in spite of hidden defects. Their reeenge is a Altar and Rosary society, will be Magan, F. Apodaca, McCarthy, splitting headache that keeps you from getting proper rest. JESSE M. BALLARDg 47, of 12B9 Carm«r «hvrch Nov, Interment Mt. eld in the vestibule of the church W. Ackerman, W. O’Brien, J. Columbine street. Husband of Helen £. Our skill and modern science is at your service. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. on Sunday, Nov. 9, after all Sawazhfei, J. Heronema, J. Mum- Baitard; son of Mrs. Belle Ballard, Wash« JOHN J. CRYAN, SR., 82, of 4354 ington, D. C.; brother of Wesley Ballard, Delaware atreet. Father of John J. Masses. Donations should be ford, an
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CAMEO COVERING CO. Derby Altar-Rosary Unit Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering Eitimates Complimantarj’ NORTH DENVER NEWS 2555 W . 29th Ave. GR. 9535 To Sell Christmas Cards Derby.— (St Catherine’s Par hospital as the result of a frac Married in St. Dominic's ish)—The (ihristmas cards, which tured leg caused by a fall in Dance Planned Card Tournament are being sold by the women of her home. the Altar and Rosary society who On Friday, Nov. 7, Mass will be are sponsoring the movement to offered at 6:30 o’clock. restore Christ to Christmas, will By Parishioners Set Nov. 10 by be on display in the church vesti bule Sunday, Nov. 9. The proceeds made from these Christmas cards Sodality President will be used for the benefit of St. At Mt. Carmel Holy hm\i PTA Catherine’s. (Holy Family Paritk, Denver) The women of the Altar and Names Committee (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parlih, The Holy Family PTA will hold Rosary society are sponsoring a D en ra r) a council meeting in the school hall Thanksgiving bake sale on Nov. (Sacred Heart Periili, Deavar) Tentative plans have been made Monday, Nov. 10, at 8 p.m. 22 at Williams’ 6 and 10 in Derby. The president of the parish Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. for the second annual Mt. Carmel The third night of the PTA- All the women of the parish are Altar sodality has appointed the 3030 W. 44th Ave. G L 4323 parish dance to be held Feb. 7 in sponsored pinochle and bridge asked to donate bake g^ds. Those following women to take care of tournament will be held this eve who are not able to dfliver their the altars during the month of the Lincoln room of the Shirley- ning in the school hall. Mothers of donations may call Helen Palizzi, November: Jennie ThomiM, Ber- Savoy hotel. The dance will be the sophomore students will pro chairman, at Hazel 523-W, and ar tina Sanchez, Dionisia Solis, and sponsored by the parish, and all vide the gifts and will be the host rangements will be made to pick Emiline Salas. ST. UTHERINE'S PARISH arrangements are being made by esses for this evening. High-score them up. An 18-pound oven-ready Those who will serve on the sick the Young People’s club. Proceeds winners for the second night of Maplecrest turkey will also be PatroniM» The$0 Friendly Firnu play are as follows: Pinochle, first, given at this bake sale. committee of the Altar sodality from the dance will be used to are Lucy Alire and Lena Reece. defray expenses of the high school. W. A. Jones; second, H. E. Cope The Holy Name and Altar and land; and third, Lillian Lally; and Rosary societies are sponsoring a On Oct. 26, at the sodality Complete Selection of All parishioners and their friends in bridge, first, Elsie Proctor; sec For th. Parchu. are invited to attend and help free Turkey Dutch Hop on Nov. meeting, a cake donated by •r Solo of Yoar Hardware . . . Paints make the affair a success. Further ond, Mary Caulfield; and third, F. 22 in the Welby gym. Music will Rosalie Novarro was awarded to Pyopirtr—Call Guns . . . Ammunition plans will be published in the A. Stander. be furnished by Joe Rupp and his Helen Curtis. Register. At the recent PTA meeting. Sis boys. Refreshments will be served. Father John E. Casey, S.J., will ter Edward Mary’s biology class Mrs. Mary Kramer is in the be out of the city until Nov. 15. Owned by Gilii Hardware The November activities for the provided the entertainment 'The Paul and Foiter Bruno 3006 Wait 44th Young People’s club are as fol following students participated: IJSI W. 44th Art. GU ](M GL 3809 lows; Nov. 9, waffle party in the Master of ceremonies, Leroy rectory basement at 8 o’clock; Reichardt; and Joe Libonati, Har Nov. 16, Communion and break riet Ciancio, Joan Coomer, Lucille THRIFT HEATING The firms listed here fast celebrating third anniversary lacino, Kathleen Keeley, Don Dan Hot Water, Steam and Vapor ' YOUR deserve to be remembered of the club; Nov. 25, skating ger, Tony Mancinelli, Bill McCli- party; and Nov. 29, theater party. mans, Charles McGinn, Pat Pade, * Radiant Heat Systemi CLEANERS when you are distributing Anyone wishing to join may do so Bob Pastore, Tim Rock, Gene Smal- by contacting any members of the MR. AND MRS. RICHARD PFEIFER were married JOHN *Bd BEETBA UcBRlDg your patronage in the dif done, Fred Troilo, and Pat Wag HOT WATER TANKS i Young People’s club. in a double-ring ceremony in St. Dominic’s church, Denver, ner. GLMidaU >101 ITU TBJON ST. ferent lines of business. An important meeting of the with the Rev. Robert Syrianey of Craig officiating. Mrs. Pfeifer is Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. * Jobbinsf * Free Estimates Alter and Rotary society will William McCloskey, membership be held Tuesday, Nov. 11, in the the former Velma Rohr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Rohr of chairmen, reported 830 paid mem 24-hr, Service COMPLETE PAINT JOBS rectory at 8 p.m. All members Denver. She is a graduate of Holy Family high school. Mr. Pfeifer, berships. Sister Mary Rhode’s phone GR. 7048 Body & Fender Repair Complete Mechanical Repairi are urged to attend at a Christ son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfeifer, is a graduate of Annunciation ninth grade. Sister Ann Clare’s mas party will be planned. high school and is now serving in the U. S. army. Evelyn Deorio ninth grade, Sister Olympia’s HAXK’S AUTO BODY The Mother Cabrini society held eighth pade, and Sister Ali 4162 TENNYSON a Halloween party Nov. 1. More was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Viola Zimmerman of Bazine, cia’s sixth grade shared in the hon 38th Perry GR 0142 than 50 members were in cos Kans., cousin of the bride, and Ida Mae Pfeifer, sister of the bride ors for attaining the first 100 Owned and operated by all Catholic Perionall tumes with the attendance of groom. The best man was Paul MacLellan, and the ushers were Hal per cent in the membership drive. 160 members and their families. Pfeifer, brother of the bridegroom, and Kenneth Dean, Jr. Flower The PTA reminds parishioners Mrs. A. Cairo, president, was girl was Donna Mae Hillman, and ring-bearer Was Charles Pfeifer. to purchase their supply of Christ awarded first prize, and Josephine Shirley Rohr and Arlene Zimmerman^ sister and cousin of the bride, mas cards, gift wrappings, and sta Massarro won the boobie prize. respectively, were vocalists. The organist was Patricia Satterwhile. Fol tionery that will be on sale in the SPECIAL SALE! The next meeting was held Nov. lowing several days at Grand Lake the couple left for a wedding school hall after all the Masses on HOLY FAMILY PARISH 5 with four more new members trip to New York city.— (Photo by Rembrandt studio) Sunday, Nov. 9. Permanent Type Patronise These Friendly Firms sworn in. Anyone under the age of 50 years wishing to join may do so by contacting one of the mem P. T. Anti-Freeze Gallon...... bers. Meetings are held the first St. Dominic's Group Plans Book Review Expert Watch Repair Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. Diamonds BLALACK'S in the Mt. Carmel hall. (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) held in the auditorium, and a a luncheon will be served by Mrs. SPECIAL PRICE IN CASE LOTS STANDARD SERVICE The Rosary and Altar society luncheon will be served. 'The Very J. R. Wilson and her committee: VIC JOHNSON will meet Tuesday, Nov. 11, at Rev. Joseph I. Reardon, O.P., will Mmes. Martha Kunkle, Ralph 44th Tennyson GR. 9908 SL DOMINICS 12:15. The members will assemble deliver an address on The World’s Barnhart, Bart Finn, Tony De Jewelry SAB Grtui Stanpt in the church for Rosary and First Love, Bishop Sheen’s new Bello, A. H. Garbella, Dominic TYPE-N-ALCOHOLc-....1.15 4318 Ttnnyion GR 9857 Luhrication • Tiraa • Battariai Patronise Theta Friendly Firmt Benediction. The meeting will be book. Following the book review Grisenti, Michael Timmins, and F. C. Whelan, and Miss Anne Hudson IN YOUR OWN CONTAINER and Miss Edna Farrell. The firms listed here CORN FED MEATS WHITTAKER 135 Tables Are Occupied Mrs. A. H. Garbella has donated None installed at this price I deserve to be remembered POULTRY AND n S H a pair of hand-embroidered pillow PHARMAIY cases that will be given to some FIREPLACE LOGS — CHARCOAL , when you are distributing TENNYSON member in attendance at the meet your patronage in the dif- “ T/ia Friendly Store** At St. Catherine's Party ing. FLAGSTONE Meat Market Preacription Specialists At the business meeting Mrs. ' ferent lines of business. 4016 Tennyion CR. 0443 (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) workers; to all who donated spe Levi J. Saindon, president, will W. 32nd and Perry GL 2401 Approximately 135 tables were cial gifts, and to all in general present a nominating committee ALCOn COAL AND ICE CO. set up and occupied in the spacious who helped to make the party who will propose members for the new cafeteria for the most suc a success. various offices during the coming cessful card party ever given at Mrs. Emma Herman made and year. Other business will include 3860 Tennyion St. GL. 1470 St. Catherine’s. It was sponsored donated all the table gifts. The a proposed drive for additional by the Altar and Rosary society baked ham was given to Cecelia members. SILVER Oct. 28. Monty and the lacino cake to First Friday, Nov. 7, Masses will The president, Mrs. Valens Mrs. Peter Thome. be at 6:30, 7, and 8 o’clock, with Jones, and the general chairman, Others who received special Mrs. J. Kolb, extend their thanks gifts are Mmes. R. Amman, J. distribution of Communion before dollars get m y.... to all who attended the party, the Battaglia, K. Blake, J. Blair, the 6:30 Mass. Confessions will be TELEVISION'S GREATEST committee chairmen, and their C. Bohnert, R. Bruno, M. Capps, heard Thursday afternoon at 4 C. Cito, N. Cochran, M. Cuney, and in the evening at 7:30. N. De Leo, E. Desserich, P. The school children who receive NEW DEVELOPMENT Fr. Wm. Molloy, Dursey, D. Flaherty, R, Garra- Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass mone, A. Herman, W. Joyce, C. A. will be served a breakfast in the Kelley, P. Lombardi, J. Lubinski, auditorium immediately after the Prestidigitator, M. Magor, G. Marshall, L. Mass- Mass. Mrs. Eddie Bohn is chair man, N. McDaniel, N. Meilinger, man of the breakfast committee, H. Miller, R. Pippinger, I. Suss- and the eighth grade room moth To Entertain HNS man, N. Tavielli, M. Thornsberry, ers will be the hostesses. A F. Varone, and R. Wasinger. charge of 15 cents is made for the (St. Patrick's Parish, Denver) An expert, commenting on the breakfast to help defray expenses. SYLVANIA new cafeteria and kitchen, said it A council meeting of the PTA, The Rev. William Molloy of was one of the best equipped and I Morrison, noted for his prowess as including the officers and the room most compact kitchens to be mothers, will be held in the audi Ends Saturday, November a magician, will present his bag found. of tricks at the regular meeting torium following the breakfast. of the Holy Name society at 8 p.m. Maaie* on firit Friday, Nov. The Holy Hour will be con Thursday, Nov. 6, in the school 7, will ba at 6, 6:4S, and 7:30. ducted Friday evening, Nov. 7, meeting room. A special member Confeiiiont will ba heard on from 7:30 to 8:30 by the Rev. J. HaloLig h t * 8th ship drive is on at the present time Thursday afternoon from 3:30 G. Forquer, O.P. Confessions will and all men of the parish are in to 6 and in the evening from be heard after the services. 7:30 to 9. The frame of Light That's Kinder to Yoar fyesl With the purchase of EACH PAIR of Leather Footwear vited to attend this meeting even Mrs. Valens Jones, major for Sunday, Nov. 9, will be Com if they are not members of the St. Catherine’s district of the Com munion day for the members of —Men’s, Women’s or Children’s—we will give the pur society. Refreshments will be munity Chest, announced that 111 the Holy Name society, Ushers’ I served. per cent of the quota had been club, and the Boy Scouts in the chaser a shiny SILVER DOLLAR! The meeting of the Altar and collected. She thanks every 7 :30 Mass. The Holy Name society I Rosary society scheduled for Nov. worker and captain who helped to will meet Thursday evening, Nov. In other words, you get a dollar back to put it in your 111 has been changed to Thursday, keep up the splendid record that 6, in the church auditorium. Nov. 6, in the school meeting has made St. Catherine’s known Plans are under way for the pocket, with every pair of shoes you buy! , I room at 1:30 p.m. The change was throughout the city. All volunteer ushers’ turkey party Wednesday, I necessary as "ruesday is a holiday. workers and captains are invited Nov. 19, in the auditorium. Forty The first Friday of the month, to a thank you party to be held turkeys will be given away, and Nov. 7, Masses will be offered at at the Aladdin theater Friday other prizes will be awardeda.This CHILDREN’S SHOES 16:30 and 8:30 and Holy Com morning, Nov. 7, at 10 o’clock. is one of the most popular social ^® to ^ ®® munion distributed before and dur Holy Nome Meeting events of the fall season, and a 55 6 ing the 6:30 Mass. Confessions will The men of the Holy Name so capacity crowd is expected. be heard at the usual times on ciety will receive Communion in The Ave Maria circle will meet I Thursday. the 7 :30 Mass Nov. 9. The meet in the home of Mrs. J^ A. Bonnell, Sunday, Nov. 9, will be Holy ing will be held Nov. tO at 8:15 4625 Vance street, for bridge and PolM Communion day for the members o’clock in the cafeteria. Plans will a dessert-luncheon Thursday, Nov. [ of the Holy Name society. be completed for the turkey party. 6, at 1 o’clock. _____ The novena honoring Our Lady of Lourdes will be held at 7:45 I on Wednesday evening. It's Confidential Men in Whentridge
Medium Heel To Sponsor Dance AT THE Opera Pump The Rand (SU. Pater and Paul’s Parish, Black Suede Wheatridge) Shoe for Men This Friday night, Nov. 7, will The ARLINGTON be the occasion of the second an nual “Fall Fantasy,” sponsored by NORTH TRIM TRED the Men’s club. The dance will be • Supop-Poworodl Has the Stratopowcjr “508” Chassis held in the Lakewood Country You’ll be amazed at the LOW to bring in the finest reception possible. . . wherever you club, and tickets may be secured COST when you borrow at The live! • Has HaloLio h tI You’ve got to see this feature for $2 per couple from any mem SHOES FOR ber of the organization. North! Personal loans given before you buy! * Handsoma Cabinet I Compact and WOMEN to The Men’* club will meet to prompt, private attention. Talk beautiful in hand-rubbed mahogany night, N ot. 6, at 8 o’clock in with one of our friendly offi veneer! Also available in blonde! the aiiembly room. Available with Buijt-ln UHF Baptized recently were David cers and you’ll find out why $ 1795, Alan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles caption I BLONDE FINISH SlIGHUY HIGHER. , more ' people borrow at The Richard Bottinelli, with William Bottinelli and Barbara Tasher as North. ^Sylvonto TrodtmoHt godparents; Janice Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon L. Steele, with Albert Dilkwann and Agnes Each account insured to $10,000 by the Waldschmitt as godparents; Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation , IV Sharon Terese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dowd, with. Ken Alcott Radio & TV FAMILY SHOE neth and Marie Hayner as god parents; and Robert Wallace,:son STORE of Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas William n O R T H r B a d k NOW 2 LOCATIONS Fowler’s Moffatt, with Francis and Carolyn Bjrme as sponsors. • The women of the Altar and 3927 TENNYSON ST. G R and 0703 Rosary society announce a profit 4428 West 41 $t 3969 Tennyson of $110 from their bake sale. The W. 38lh and Julian Street GLendale 4703 turkey was awarded to Mrs. John GLendale 5124 Doran, 4146 Fierce- Thursday, Novembtr 6,1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN 2,000 K. of C. Drive Goal St. Cajetan Pupils-tCLGve •‘ A membership drive has been launched by Jack Denny, deputy grand knight of K. of C. council 639, Denver, to bring council Fatima Play at PTATvteet membership to 2,000. The council now has 1,729 members. Mr. (St, Cajetan't Parith, Denver) tas, Edward Medina Annabelle Denny has called a special meeting of the membership committee St. Cajetan’s PTA will meet Martinez, Nancy Martinez, Danny for ,Nov. 6 to discuss plans for the drive. Tuesday, Nov. 11, at 7 o’clock in Morales, Orlando Nieto, Frances The major event of the K. of C. season will be the fall festival the school auditorium. The eighth Ramos, Margaret Takata, Louis Nov. 14-15. The annual event, under the general direction of and fifth grades will present Our Trujillo, Irene Valdez, and Roy George Lerg, enables the knights to carry on their charitable work Lady ChaUenges the World, a Fa Vigil. in the city. Two television sete are the main attractions of the tima play. The following are the The crowd of spectators and the festival. cast of characters: Blessed Virgin, chorus includes Patricia Albo, The 14 members of the council who have died in the past Vera Valdez; Guardian Angel of Laura Archuleta.'Joseph Armiio, year will be remembered at annual memorial services to be held Portugal, Louise Cordova; Sister Rebecca Blea, Robert Burksr at the regular meeting Nov. 18. Lucy, Geraldine Romero; Lucia, Ophilia Chavez, Vincent De Herj" The Ladies’ card club will meet in the council parlor Nov. 12 Patricia DeLeon; Jacinta, Gloria rera, Leonard Davis, Jeanne De? at 8 p.m. There are no dues, meetings, or officers. Social activity Gomez; Francisco, Derrill Vigil; Leon, Edna Espinoza, Gilbert is the only object of the club. Lucia’s mother, Rebecca Torres; Espinoza, Donald Gallegos, Eu* and Jacinta’s mother, Mary Ann gene Garcia, Charlotte Gonzales, Williams. Junior Hernandez, Joseph Lucero, St. Anthony’s fiesta entertain Gilbert Maestas, Alberta Martinez, ers, accompanied by Rebecca Theodora Martinez, Patrieja Mon Torres, are Rita Abeyta, James toya, Rosemary Ortiz, George Albo, Martin Bustos, Frances Pons, Viola Roybal, James Tru ^ Colorado Springs ^ Campos, Florence Castillo, Irene jillo, Jessie Trujillo, and Blaise Cortez, Frances Ebellj Shirley Vigil. ' Gallegos, Patricia Garcia, Victor At this meeting the officers of. Gomez, Robert Herrera, Roger the PTA wiil welcome contribu-. BECAUSE THE MAJORITY of our holidays had school, Denver, suggested to the youngsters that, instead of having the Gurule, John Lope^ Johnny Lo tions and donations for the sisters’ * their origin in connection with feasts of the Church, and usual type of Halloween costume party, they all dress as saints—for pez, Helen Lovato, Patricia Maes- food shower. MAY REALTY in order to bring that fact vividly to the minds of her third grade stu Halloween is the eve of All Saints’ day, one of the bij:’feasts of the 174S TrmoBt PL' dents, the sister who teaches the third grade at Blessed Sacrament Church. DSNVEB’S HOST SOI Htfc S t The children and the name of the lalnt each portrajred art REALTOR of S t John Boaeo'a boyi; George Kelly, S t George: Jerry' PR00BES81VR 426 B. 17th Atw Patricia Allord, Mother Ann Rhodea, firat SuMriOr General of Klttieaon, S t Jamee: Helene Kraua, S t Helen; Mary Joan V the Siitera of Loretto: Judith Ann Berard, St. Anne, mother Leonard, St. Maria Goretti; Paul Liebman, S t Paul: David 164 B. 12th Ato, of the Bleated Virgin: Andrew Colline, St. Martin of Tours: Maloney, S t Franeia of Aaalti: Mary Franoee MeCloakty, S t INSURANCE ■ LOANS Molly Connor, St. Agnce: Oennia Coughlin, St. Francis Xavier: Elisabeth of Hungary: Irene Mllae, S t Margaret Mary 111 B. iith A m Danny Cramer. S t Anthony: Carolyn Curran, S t Catherine of Alacogue; Danny Miller, S t Matthew; Bernadette Murray. S t St. Joseph PTA U47-4I UorkH 86. TAbn 6trt Siena; Jimmy Curran, S t Aloyaiua; Stephen Dunn, S t Bernadette Soublrooa; Tommy Murphy, S t Peter; Mary Suaan Ute Theater Bldg. Michael; Angela Etchepare, S t Angela: Mikie Lou Eatee, Ord. S t Veronica; Stephanie Purfurat Rt Jeanne d'Arc; Mother Cabrini; Richard Fortin, Bleated Claude de U Tommy Roche, S t Thomas; Llnwood Ruaaell, S t William; Sheila Colorado Springs, Colo. Colombiere; Emmett Goggin, S t John; Robert Oullett, St Sabine, St. Tberne of the Child Jeeua; Manha Smith, St To Plan Games Robert; Mont Ray Hartman, David (Old Teatament); Davjd Martha; Patricia Twibell, S t Mary Magdalene; and Phllllpa Huffman, S t Bernard; Jim Husiian, S t Dominie Savio—one Ruffalo, S t Philip Nerl.—(Photo by Abdoo atudio) MAIN 1898 + + 4- + + + + + Party on Nov. 6 Recommended Firms Altar Society Speaker to Discuss TV (St. Joseph’f Redemptoriit Parish, THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON D enver) for AUTO (Bleiied Sacrament Parish, attend public high schools are the Blessed Sacrament evening The meeting of St. Joseph’s ■ill stwH-us I. rike rMk—MAii i44 Parent- Teachers’ association, Sirtk :tm —832 I. SAI, 189 Optometrist D enver) asked to see that they are present. circle in their home on Sunday, Nov, 9 which was postponed from Nov. SERVICE Professional Pharmacy 126 North T.Jan St. Russell Porter, chairman and New Circle Formed co-ordinator of tne radio depart Misses Maime and Tess Carr 4 on account of election night, PHONE UJUN 6662 A new evening circle, which will will be held tonight, Thursday, SOI No. Tojon MAin 1088 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. ment at the University of Denver, will be hostesses to the members will discuss television at the Altar be called Precious Blood, has been of St. Cecilia’s circle on Tuesday Nov. 6, beginning at 7:46. The and Rosary society luncheon meet announced by the circle chairman, evening, Nov. 11. games party to be held in the gym Cel Bourns ( of Denver) ; PETE BEROIVl ing scheduled for Friday, Nov. 14, Mrs. J. Vincent Connor. The mem A board of review will be held nasium on Monday, Nov. 10, will bers are Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. for Boy Scout troop 145 on Fri be considered. The ways and means ~Xo a A. Sales & Service Candy and Ice Cream at ^FURJVmjRE SHOPj at 1:30. The recitation of the Rosary-in the church at 1:15 will Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowlds, day night, Nov. 7 at 7 o’clock in committee chairman, Mrs. Edith We Repair All Makes Johnson-English k UPHOLSTERING. precede the meeting. The mem and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Job. The the old school hall. Haring, assisted by Mary Maher, ^ RB-UPHOLSTEKING AND first meeting will be held on Satur y REPAIRING bers of St. Joseph’s circle will be A dessert-luncheon will be Mary Kammer, and Helen Leisen- Major Motor Overhaul — Body — Paint — Wheel Alignment , Slip CsT.ri .nd Draptiin the honored guests at this meet day evening, Nov. 7, at the home served to the Mothers’ auxiliary of ring, is in charge. Funds from and Balance — Elactricoil — Batteriei & Tireo Drug Co. Hid. to Ord.r ing in acknowledgment of the fact of Mr. and Mrs. Hill, 1637 Elm Boy Scout troop 145 on Wednes this party will defray the expenses SEE OUR LARGE USED CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY LENTHERIC ToUetries y Fnmitare Made to Order street. Mrs. Hill has been chosen day, Nov. 12, at 1:15 in the home Ttjon tt Bljoo 6 t Phone 1400 that their circle had the largest for the Christmas parties given 124-22 8b. W .lu.tdi A... UAtn 6206 4 attendance at the October Altar as captain. of Mrs. L. L. Straw, 1256 Spruce. each year for the g;rade and high The Heyse Sheet and Rosary society meeting. An Mrs. S. J. Johns, 2995 Ash, will The mothers of the Tailbone Pa school and the sisters. WILLIAMS-NASH INC. ”// Your Neede Art Electrical invitation is extended to all wo entertain the members of Our trol will be hostesses, namely Bill Sloan, program chairman, 2030 So. Univerilty — SH. 2781 Call Main 939" Metal and Roofing men in the parish. Lady of Lourdes circle on Wed Mmes. R. I. Backus, George H. has arranged for Rehm Cunning Fentress, C. G. Petri, H. J. Reeves, (Formerl|r Univenity Park Garag*) WIRING—riXTURES AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED The Rev. William J. Mulcahy nesday evening, Nov. 12, at 8 ham, chief engineer of KFEL, to BEATING ROOnNG o’clock. L. L. Straw, and T. D. Wilhelm. explain the ins and outs of tele baptized two infants on Sunday, Orders for Thanksgiving delivery Berwick Electric Co. SHEET HETAL Nov. 2, Douglas Edward, son of Mrs. Charles Boyer, 2801 Hud vision. A question and answer son, will entertain the Infant of of the packaged assorted nuts will forum on the subject will be con J. D. BERWICK 126 SO. NEVADA Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Schwed, be taken before Nov. 19, by con De Soto-Plymouth CoUrndo Spring*. Colorad* Phan.1 OIAIb 112 with Neil Schwed and Margery Prague circle on Wednesday even ducted after the talk. Mary Kam Bat. 1666 ing, Nov. 12. Mrs. Thom Shonsey tacting any Scout mother or calling mer, seventh grade room mother, Bastien as sponsors; and Steven Mrs. A. G. Topil, FR. 1556; Mrs. Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil has been welcomed as a new mem and Ruth Sexton, 12-2 room All Late Model Used Cars lett Rea Edmonson, with George ber. H. E. Pachoud, EA. 2133; or Mrs. mother, will be hostesses after BUCK SPORTING C. Dunlap and Mary Ann Stevens St. Gerard’s circle will meet on John Mueller, EA. 8142. the meeting. Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee as sponsors. Monday evening, Nov. 10, as The catechitm clait for chil Factory Trained Mechanict on All Chrysler Made Care GOODS CO. - guests of Mrs. Dan Miller, 5020 dren in the parith who attend Father of Priest III Life of SainHy Woman Montview boulevard. public tchoolt is held every *Tr.rrthlnf far Et. it Sport* The Rev. John Bancroft, Qyioi^t^^ne. The life of Venerable Anna Mrs. George Pope and Miss Sunday morning at 10 o’clock C.SS.R., who is stationed at St. Phone Main 930 Anne Birmingham will entertain by tbe listert in tbe old scbool. GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. 19 NO. TEJON ST. Maria Brunner, an outstanding Alphonsus’ parish. Grand Rapids, saintly wife and mother, whose Mich., was called home on account 2770 No. Speer Blvd. hands were found fully preserved of the serious illness of his fa GR. 3313 ^ ZECHA & ADAMS in her ^ave 97 years after her ther, William Bancroft, who is a Conoco Service Station death, will be the topic of the Rev, 4 New Circles Formed patient in Mercy hospital. Father Aley Drug Co. Anton J. Borer, S.M.B., at the Frederick Mann, C.SS.R., left PRESCRIPTION Sacred Heart novena devotions on Saturday by plane for Wilmette, RADIO SERVICE Friday night, Nov. 7, at 7:30, to ► DRUGGISTS 111., where hiS 84-year-old father A Completa Service for Car or Home Radios illustrate the first promise of the In Cure D'Ars Parish is seriously ill. y« Phon. Utln 266 122 So. Ttjoa 8L Sacred Heart of Jesus to St. Mar- Sister M. Calista, principal of (Cure’ D’Art Parith, Denver) We Will Serve You Beet ► COLORADO SPRINGS garet Mary, “I will rive those whose function it would be to St. Joseph’s high school, left last ^ NmAa Ave. at Cuh. I. Poadr. who are devoted to the Sacred The announcement of four new make linens for the new church. Friday for Boston, Mass., called Heart all the graces necessary in circles for the Cure D’Ars parish Further information regarding cir there by the suddeii illness of her JAMES MOTOR COa their state of life.” These five- by Mrs. H. G. Glienke, the recently cles may be had by telephoning mother, Mrs. Ella Fontaine, who ‘Peak Quality Flotcert’’ minute talks by Father Borer have appointed circle chairman, will Mrs. Glienke, 2901 Holly, FL. died the following day, but not 1278 Lincoln Dodge A Plymouth Sale* & Service K £. 8221 FROM proved an incentive by increasing provoke an enthusiastic stimulus 0913. before Sister Calista had reached the attendance at the novena de in all the parish organizations now The Guardian Angel circle will her bedside. The Pikes Peak votions, which begin with the re in the process of forming. meet in the home of Mrs. Charles Floral Co. citations of the Rosary and close When the first circle to be or Corey, 3030 Fairfax, on Tuesday Chris Koch Home Guaranteed Repair Work with B enediction of the Most evening, Nov. 11, with Mrs. W. M. From Salida Hospital 110 N. Tejoa Street Phone HAla 596 Blessed Sacrament. ganized met Oct. 28, the mem Prior as cohostess. The new of bers named their circle Cure D’Ars, Chris Koch of 634 W. Fourth ALL MAKE CARS All the men in the parish are and elected Mrs. George A. Can- ficers for this circle are Mrs. Only Skilled Mechanics Work on Your Car urged to receive Communion cor-^ Corey, captain, and Mrs. Ann avenue returned home the past Hein 16070-M Main S729-R jar, captain, with Mrs. Thomas Ly week from the Rio Grande hos Completa Overhaul and Tuna-Up porately on Sunday,ndav, Nov. 9, in the ons, secretary. The members in Hayden, secretary. Brake Relining — Electric Servico TheBEERTbsf LARRT JERRT 8 o’clock Mass. This includes the pital in Salida where he under clude Mmes. James G. Carney, First Project went major surgery. He will re GOOD USED CARS Holy Name society, the Knights Robert J. Donnelly, Donald W. KadeMilwaukee Famous Madden Plumbing COe of Columbus, the Men’s club, the Is Games Party cuperate in his home for at least Easy Terms — No Red Tape Ballard, John H. Streit, Robert W. The firtt fund-raising project six or more weeks. PLUMBING CONTRACTOR S t Vincent de Paul society, the Lauth, James A. Carmasino, Jo JOE KEKEISEN PLUMBING REPAIRS Explorer Scouts, Boy Scouts, and to be undertaken by the Cure William J. Schmuki, son of Mr. GAS w a te r h ea ter s seph R. Marranzino, and Charles D’Ari pariik will be a games and Mrs. A1 Schmuki of 914 W. Dave Staub Auto Service PkeiH hele 12604-6 827 W. Celende Are. Cub Scouts. The men of Blessed Sacrament Capraro. They will meet on the party to be held in the Blessed 14th avenue, and a graduate of 2725 W. 29tb Ave. at Speer GE. 0505 parish who belong to the Noctur first Tuesday evening of each Sacrament school gymnasium at St. Joseph’s high school of the nal Adoration society are asked to month. 19th and Elm street on Thurs class of 1949, was inducted into be at Holy Ghost church on Friday An afternoon group was organ day, Nov. 20, at 8 o’clock. This the army last Monday. FORT COLLINS from l i midnight to 1 a.m. for ized on Wednesday, Nov. 5, with will be sponsored by the Men’s their hour of adoration. the following members; Mmes. J. club and the Altar and Rosary Turkey Party Slated Social activities for the junior W. Foster, Joseph E. Cannon, society. Both turkey and cash In Gym on Nov. 17 high school boys and girls of Charles R. Freer, Jr.; A. F. Dill, awards will be made. The games The annual turkey party will be Blessed Sacrament parish, seventh, F. X. Byrne, Lester Barber^ War party will be directed by Vic held in the gymnasium Monday, DREILING MOTORS eighth, and ninth grades, will be ren A. Peterson, and Donald H. H ebert. I Nov. 17. Prizes will include held every Friday evening from Peckman. . Mrs. Bernice Schultz, a recent dressed turkeys and in addition 8 to 10 o’clock in the school gym Another afternoon circle was patient in St. Joseph’s hospital, is there will be served special prizes Buick and G M C Trucks nasium, under the direction of formed Wednesday night, Nov. 5, now convalescing at home. and added features. “Red” Calla Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alexander. with nine members: Mmes. Robert The Cure D’Ars Altar and Ro han will officiate at the micro 230 South College Ave. Phone 2.500 The Junior Newman club will Turner, Joseph Maginn, Victor He sary society will meet Monday eve phone. Tickets of admission may meet every Monday night at 7 bert, H. A. White, George Werth, ning, Nov. 17, in the Blessea Sac be procured at the rector^ or at o’clock in the old school hall for Grier M. Keyser, W. J. Bindel, rament school cafeteria, after the the door that evening. Game time BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR religious instruction. This club is and Paul Crawford, and Mary recitation of the Rosary in the is 8 p.m. LINCOLN-MERCURY SERVICE for boys and girls of high school Alexander, Crown Cleaners church at 7:45. The following were given Bap Wi in ‘aiiK.l4-Mininf Hii4qitrttn.'' 6ir UMlu.ki. u lt| l*6.r-u«lii| fittenr-4Ht6M6 age, and the parents of tnithose who The fourth, group, an evening In the same week the Men’s club HilpiMnt, kiiov n ir o r l■ll4t a.4 . i t ia 4 in m 4ii ti mmIh It 4ilikly iii4 tluniilhf. “Alteayi Better” circle, will organize Friday, Nov. will convene in the old school hall tism recently: Stephen, son of Mr. I n II Miy . . . » 4 m ry tkirty 4iyi . . . fir napltti ilmkii 114 MMtunr M rt. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT and ‘Mrs. Duane Cook; Joseph, Thtr* U t dlfftmiM. try Crown. ESTATE OF LOUIS HERMAN, MEN 7. It includes Mmes. Robert B. on Wednesday evening, Nov. 19, THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. A COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE TAL INCOMPETENT. Starke, S. J. Johns, R. W. Schlecht, at 8 o’clock. The Rosary will be son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perea; 13th and Acoma ALplna R ll m Tainpla Court Pbona 76 No. 96152 J. W. Martin, E. W. Weiler, Brad recited in the church at 7 :45. Gerald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob f W« call for and dallrar Notioo h herrbr aiven that on the 26th ford Stevens, Ray R. Rebrovich, The pastor, the Rev. William J. ert McGinty; Donald, son of Mr. dar of November, 1962, 1 will preient to and Mrs, Louis La Forett; Patrick the County Court of tb* City end County and Stanley G. Neumann. Mulcahy, would appreciate early of Denver, Colorido. my accounts for returns on the November assess John, son of Mr. and Mrs. George LETMiMiM FINAL SETTLEMENT of tha administra Mrs. Glienke would appreciate Dowd; Jackie Lynn, daughter of PACTS For all your Beauty Work Fort Collins Federal tion of sfid estate when and where all hearing from anyone in the parish ment and the pledge cards which In persona in interest may appear and object were mailed to the parishioners Mr. and Mrs. David Steinbach; Call Savings and Loan Assn. who would be interested in an af and Michael James, son of Mr. RiPAlriROiRSERVKF to them if they lo desire. the week of Oct. 24. OMmOMCYMOUTH 146 North Colley Artnaa ANDREW WYSOWATCKY, ternoon or evening circle, bridge, and Mrs. Joseph Sponsel. La Varra Beauty Salon Conservator. or canasta. She is particularly de U P T O m i M O T M c g ., Fort CoUlna, Colorado Firat Publication October 16, 1962 sirous of forming a sewing circle Trains for M.P. On Oct. 30, Father Henry Me-. Denver.... 110 West Oak S t SAVINGS - INVESTMENTS Last Publication November 18, 1962 Keever received into the Chlirch, Fart Colllna. Colo. Phona 161 HOME LOANS William Herman Rowley, a con Food Service Class vert, who was also instructed by Classes conducted each day him. Thomas Feeley and Lytfia Monday through Friday for train Phillips were his sponsors. "O'MEARA Phone 372 SHINN PHARMACY AURORA ing adult women for commercial “Your Parish Drug Store” careers as hostesses, cashiers, and Balmer & Collins waitresses, now have openings to MEANS Phones 92-93 be filled immediately, according to SUGGESTIONS Mortuary Northern Hotel Bldg. PURSE BROS. Mrs. Martha Gregory, who con LyU B. Collina Tyler Hays /# The Store with a Smile ducts the course at the Emily FOR FALL are jusi* GROCERY & MARKET Griffith Opportunity school. Reg FORD! GBOCEBIES - MEATS — FBUIT8 istrations are now being accepted DRIVING! VBGITABLn in room 265 in the Opportunity 3 one of SCRIVNER’S ton streets, Denver. Complete Motor Tune- GROCERY & MARKET ‘^SiKTipy^m^o. Up and Check of All tlie, 1 • Moving Parts. Staple and Fancy Groceries "Northern Colorado’t Leading Installation of Anti- many 4iin|s we ao IS2 W. Mountain Ave. Department Store” GREELEY Freeze and Imbrication 1314 Acoma 2• Job. in our PAINT b "Denver*t largest Ford D ealer" Complete Check of 0 C L IIV T » S The firms listed here de 3 Electrical and Safety FORT COLLINS RADIATOR SERVICE serve to be remembered • Systems. BO DY SHOP Laundry and Dry Cleaning Cleaning . Bspalrlng • Ks-Coting when you are distributing ACE GILLEH NBW AND USED your patronage in the dif ENVER'Sr()LOCST CHCVROLEI DEALER KUDS0^ ts Joseph Eisenman (above), 125 East Mountain Phona 228 1021 Ninth A . Phona 111 SALES Grssity, Colo, ferent lines of business. son of Mrs. Josephine C. CAPITAL CAFE Eisenman of 1360 Niagara street, Denver, and a former student at 13th a n d BLYTHE - HOLLOWELL I and Seery's Standard Regis college, has been stationed at B ro a d w a y Greeley Grocery the Military Police replacement — Mortuary Vegetables Groceries Service training center, Camp Gordon, Ga., CHEVROLET TAbor 5191 Telephone 390 COFFEE SHOP Meats for a 16-week course of instruc VIC HEBERT INC. 8th Avt. A 12th St. Ph. 2986 tion. Corner Olive and Mason LOUIS W. NUANEZ A sister, Mary Elizabeth Eisen 455 Broodwoy Tb! firms Ilttsd htrt dss'trva ts 3660 Downing Atlas Tires • Wash • Grease hs remtrabsnd whsn you are dis Phona 111 701 Jth Ave. man Carson, is a former employe PEari 4641 tributing your utronags to tbs dll- Sbics 1611 Batteries « Accessories of the Register, Isrent luut et btuiiiss#. 4 L iD - . 1 J
PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursdoy, November 6, 1952
‘1 I Modern Lights in St. Philomena Church Mother of God CURTAINS CAREFULLY CLEANED I o m e m a k e r ’s / I (St. Philomena’t Parish, Denvar) 4- + And Returned Same Size I Elecfrical repair work in St. Special Care Given to D e p a r t m e n t Philomena’s church and the re Unit Plans Bake placement of all lights with mod Philomena S|acristans TABLE LINENS Patronln The$t ReliabU and Friendly Firms ern indirect and directional' fluor BLANKETS LAUNDERED escent lighting will be completed Sale on Nov. 8,9 WITHOUT SHRINKAGE within the next week, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William M. Higgpns, (Mother of God Periih, Denver) 'Work Called For and Delivered Bocon & Schramm J. A. Johnson & Son pastor, announced this past week The Altar and Rosary society HATHAWAY'S Twenty-eight new lights will be will sponsor a needlework and COMPOSITION ROOFING Established 35 Years installed in the church ceiling and bake sale on Saturday, Nov. 8, CITY LACE CLEANERS • Glitters • Sheet Metal several directional lights will be from 10:30 to 6 and on Sunday TILE ROOFING placed on and around the altar. 2625 East 3rd Ave. DE 6891____ ROOF REPAIRING • Gas Furnaces morning, Nov. 9, after all the * Gas Conversion Burners Scheduled Masses and devotions Masses. A special feature of the Be Ready Next Spring 4020 Brigbton BItcI. CH. 6S63 in the church will not be affected. bazaar will be a handmade quilt 88 Pennsylvania ^ RA 5657 Church services will be held at the and a pair of pillowcases. Dough CERTIFIED CHEMICAL usual hours. The other repair work nuts and coffee will be served free Luwnm owers will be completed when the elec in the- basement on Sunday morn PRODUCTS, INC. Sharpened and trical installations are placed into ing. Repaired— All Electrical Contracting & Repairing use. The society will also have for 'Building Maintenance sale Christmas cards and wrap Supplies types, power & St. Jude’s Club pings. hand EARL J.STROHMINGER Meeting Nov. 12 Confcitioni will be heard on BRUSHES - TOILET TISSUES Saws Sharpened PAPER TOWELS By Factory Methoda EiRctric Compaiy St. Jude’s club will meet in the Thursday afternoon and eve home of Mrs. Robert L. Gunder ning, Nov. 6, from 4 to 6 and COMPLETE JANITOR NEEDS Just Coll TA 3642 UctaMd And Bondtd 7:30 to 9 in preparation for the or PE. 4046 Evenings Member National Electrical Contractors Ass'n. son, 1245 Josephine street, Wednes 1180 Kalamath Street day, Nov. 12, at 1 p.m. First Friday. Masses on Friday will be at 6:30 and 8 o’clock. 1178 stout St. AC. 5733 St. Anthony’s club will meet Phones TAbor 0103 MILAN & SON with Mrs. Almon Coulter, 1332 Benediction of the Blessed Sac TAbor 0104 MACHINE SHOP Adams street, Friday, Nov. 7. rament is held every Sunday after 3852 Walnut St. THERE IS STILL TIME! noon at 5 o’clock. TO WEATHERPROOF YOUR Monsignor Higgins returned A Requiem High Mass is being HOME! after an extended vacation in the sung every Monday in November PROTECT AGAINST WINTER East and Middle West. for all the names submitted in Also St. Philomena’s Men’s club was the All Souls’ day envelopes. entertained at St, John’s school by p THE NEW SACRISTANS of St,. Philomena’s church The parish Cana group will Inside and Outside the St. John’s Men’s club Oct. 30. meet Friday evening, Nov. 7, at Banns of marriage were an working in the sacristy are shown above in preparation WATERPROOFING for the recent Forty Hours’ devotion. From left. Miss Elizabeth 8 o’clock in the church hall. nounced for the first time between The parish choir will hold a re 0 -a ^ u s r n . Proved by years of successful Raymond Joseph Turner of St. Roche and Miss Theresa Moran prepare the votive • lights for the church stands. The two new sacristans replace Mrs. Mamie Goll, who hearsal Sunday afternoon, Nov. 9, service. Francis de Sales’ and Miss La- after Benediction. Anyone inter FHA TERMS IF DESIRED Veme Cart of St. Philomena’s. held the post for 16 years. The Altar and Rosary society assists the sacristans in the altar work each week.— ("Photo by Van’s studio) ested in joining this group is wel There will be no 8:15 Mass this come to attend. Mrs. James Denver Brick Stain Co. week owing to the electrical re Mooney is director. 1455 Fox CH. 1083 pairs in the Church. All weekday The Most Rev. Charles Quinn, Masses will be at 6:30 and 7:30. Youth Group Is Organized C.M., exiled Bishop from China, Only Aothoriied Distribators Confessions for first Friday will offered the 8:30 and 9:30 Masses of Hydrozo ProducU be heard Thursday from 3:30 to Nov. 2 in Mother of God church. 6 and 7 :30 to 9. Communion will be distributed at 6 and before In Precious Blood Parish the 6:30 and 7:30 Masses on first (Most Precious Blood Parish, the near future of interest to all Friday. Devotions Friday, 7 :45 D enver) parishioners. Insulation Materials for Every Type Job p.m.. Stations of the Cross; Sat A parish youth group was ^pteriols, Tools, and Counsel DUMONT urday, 7:45, Holy Hour; Wednes The entertainment committe«s day, 7:45 p.m., St. Philomena. formed the past week in the home of the Men’^ club and the Altar for Building, Modernization and Repairs. of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Butler of and Rosary society met last week Consult our Illustrated Home Planning Library. SALES CO. Prayers were requested for the 1924 S. St. Paul. Eighteen teen following seriously (11: Mrs. Sadie to formulate plans for a dance to Easy Terms and No Down Payment on Remodeling agers and four guests were present be held in December. Everything for the Janitor | Kozirara, 3030 E. I7th avenue, at at the initial meeting. TERMS ON BUILDING ARE NOW REDUCED Mercy hospital; and Mrs. Mar The primary objective of the Banns of marriage were an Lumber Yard Brushes, Waxes, Soaps, garet Hyndshaw. Prayers were club will be to aid the pastor in nounced for the first time Nov. 2 also requested for the following de various duties assigned to it. between George Greer of Our 1810 So. Josephine Paper, Etc. ceased : The Rev. Andrew C. Mur The Rev. John P. Donohoe, C.M., Lady of Lourdes parish and phy of this archdiocese, and Mrs. pastor, spoke of the spiritual and Pauline Zilk ’of the Most Precious PE. 2433 Georgia Walsh, mother of Mrs. material benefits to be derived Blood parish. 1742 Blake TA. 4146 Philip Rotole. by members from their co-opera Father Donohoe thanks the fol tion and parti
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