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Regif eollege it faced with Show Good Resuits in a problem in tecariof placet To Court on Aug. 1; DENVER CATHaiC for boardert at tha eollega to live. Every effort it being put First Annuai Report forth to arrange placement ^f Members to Give Aid boardert in private bomet throughout DenTor. Many of thote on tbe waiting littt are Tha sun-tanned and wind- Sept 1, 1945, to the date of the returning vetarant who with weathered faces of Brighton’s four first annual report submitted to Women’s and Men’s Divisions of USD Galholie the archdiocese, June 21, 1946, FIEGISTER to continue their education at anereetic Missionary Qatechists the north tide inttitution the - Catechists of Our Lady of testify to the vast amount of open- under the GI bill of rightt. Agency Wiii Oporale as Combined Organiza­ Victory from Victory Noll, Ind., air teaching done bv them in their The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Anyone who may know of have recorded 1,140 visits to first term as Colorado’s sugar Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller roomt by which tbe living beet country apostles. homes, the Poor Farm, and the tion With Headquarters at 1576 Grant Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photoa (3 cents per copy) qnartert at t^ college can From their arrival in the state sick. Covering six mission stations, be tupplemenmd ihonld con­ the catechists-on-wheels gave re­ tact the R o t. Eugene Kettler, The women’s division of the USO-NCCS in Denver will ligious instructions to 778 children, VOL. XU. No. 47. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1946. $1 PER YEAR prepared 110 in a special three- S J ., dean. move its headquarters to the men’s division at 1575 Grant Collection week course for First Holy Com street Aug. 1. The two units will operate as a combined munion, made 452 complete fam agency, with Miss Margo DiRienzo in charge of the women’s ily censuses, trained 20 boys to Proposed New Hospital in Scottsbiuff, Neb. activities and John P. Curry of the men’s. The Catholic serve Mass, enrolled 141 boys as Daughters of America of (Dourt St. Rita, to whom the women's For Orphans Chusadera o f Christ the King, and brought the benefits of sodality division clubhouse will be returned, will continue to operate membership to 40 girls. the center for the benefit of service men’s families. Friandi Supply Materials The Catholic Daughters turned To Be Aug.4 over the clubhouse at 1772 Grant Religious articles, magazines, street in November, 1942. Since and literature are supplied the that time it has proven a haven The serious need for assistance Missionary Catechists by various of refuge for hundreds o f women DRIfE BECUII in caring for homeless children and organizations, mainly in Denver. and children coming to Denver orphans in the archdiocese is cited A total of 703 articles was dis­ to visit service men in Denver by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. In tributed. Lay friends of the Cate­ posts or hospitalized at Fitzsim- the following letter sent out this chists made dozens of white suits ons. For the past four years, the week he announces the orphans’ and dresses, to surround the re­ TO ilD ilS III clubhouse has solved a pressing annual collection Sunday, Aug. 4; mote, under-privileged First Com­ social problem and played a vital July 15, 1946 munion classes with the same dig­ part in the welfare of the Denver Reverend Dear Father and nity and beauty that mark similar area. Beloved People: events in ordinary parish churches Miss Ann Valovick LISIEOX C O iE III We again make this annual ap­ The Brighton community of peal for the care of the orphan and Catechists is the second founda­ To Be in Charge . A Boulder woman, moved • by homeless children of the archdio­ tion in the archdiocese. Four mem­ After Aug. 1 the clubhouse will stories in the Register, detailing cese. Approximately 650 are now bers of the order pioneered in operate just as it has throughout the sad plight of the convent ia living in our institutions, exclusive Colorado by opening a house in the war period and women and Lisieux, France, where St. Therese, of a large number in foster homes. Greeley in 1944. The spiritual children will be housed to the full the Little Flower, lived, has under­ Our orphan homes are crowded. success attained and the loyalty capacity o f the building. The same taken to do what she can to aid the The good sisters, without any shown the religious by the people prices will prevail and the house Carmelite Sisters there. She is personal compensation, act as of that area led to the second mis­ will be in charge of Miss Ann Miss Beautrice Lennartz, who sion’s founding. The Archbishop’s Valovick, supplemented by a staff wrote to the nuns there last April father and mother to these chil­ The beautiful cruciform structure, pictured above in the i usual design of the three-story building will reduce hospital dren, teach them to become good guild of Denver aided greatly in of volunteer workers from Court and received a reply revealing the and useful citizens, and safeguard the remodeling, cleaning, and fur­ architect’s drawing by the Frank McNett firm of Grand Is- operation problems to a minimum and at the same time will St. Rita. Miss Margo DiRienzo, serious need of the sisters for food their faith during their formative nishing of the frame dwellings land, NeU, is the hospital which the Sisters of St. Francis of provide a maximum of sunlight for all rooms. The sisters who has been in charge under the and medicine, both for themselves years. used by the Catechists. Catechist Penance and Charity hope to erect in Scottsbiuff. The un-1 operate the present St. Mary’s hospital in Scottsbiuff. USO-NCCS program the last five and for the poor who appeal to Agnes Kozla is the superior in the months, will continue to supervise them. The problem of dependent chil­ latter community. although she is being transferred Determined to do her best to dren has grown considerably dur­ to the NCCS headquarters at 1575 help. Miss Lennartz cabled the ing t^ese war years. As you know Grant street. Carmelites, asking for a list o f the Infant of Prague nursery was needed items. An air mail reply founded to meet the stressing need FaUior Paolazzi Flios The clubhouse offers rooms, for the little children. Already 29 Longmont Parish History Given kitchen privileges, and laundry to gave a long list o f the most needed Infants under two years of age To Visit AgadMoHior, visitors for a maximum stay of two foods and medical items. It also are now being cared for. That weeks. Children in service men’s included the information that, number will shortly increase. families are welcomed along with sinee the Carmelite Sisters were in Trsnio, lialy Catholic services in the Long­ 1937 marking the spot where the to the legend, we can believe that their mothers. \ cloistered, they could not distrib­ Under the auspices of the Arch­ Archbishop to Receive mont area date back at least as first log cabin in the county was Father Machebeuf’s ministrations ute food or clothing themselves. diocesan Council. of Catholic Final Arrangements far as 1862. The first church in built, which was owned bv Alonzo in the hamlet were probably too They did, however, send the ad- Women, a group of self-sacrificing The Rev. B. J. Paolazzi, Denver $28,000 From Estate the city was dedicated in 1882. De­ Allen. The town was built on the few to be effective. Being Made This Week dre.sses o f other convents which ladies is giving hundreds of hours priest-musician stationed at St. tails of the development of St banks of the St. Vrain river, which Church Growi With City A preliminary meeting was held could take care of such appeals. of volunteer service in the care of Catherine’s parish, boarded the John’s parish in Longmont are today, because of irrigation, is a Of Mrs. Robt. Koenne these little ones. Trans-AUantic Clipper July 16 for By the time Lonmont was in the clubhouse July 15 at which Parcel* Sent Weekly given in the following article, mere trickle of water, but which in time Father Hubert Newell, Miss With the aid o f friends Miss Paris, France, from where he will those days, so early settlers say, founded in 1871, Father Mache­ We ask your generous financial which was printed in the Long­ beuf was already Vicar Apostolic DiRienzo, and Mr. Curry were Lennartz has since been sending go by rail to Trento, Italy, to visit mont Times-Call in preparation was full enough to demand the use help for Uie sake of these homeless of Colorado and Utah, having been Archbishop Urban J. Vehr present to outline the program for weekly parcels to the Carmel in his aged mother. of a ferry for crossing. children. Your donations will be for the city’s diamond jubilee this consecrated Bishop in Cincinnati will receive the bulk of the the coming six months. Final ar­ Lisieux. She now seeks to enlist divided among the child-caring Father Paolazzi, known here for month: estate of Mrs. Robert Koenne, his work in musical circles, has not The memory of Burlington has Aug. 16, 1868. From the begin­ rangements will be completed this the help of others in her worthy institutions of the archdiocese. Beginnings of Longmont’s Cath­ who died July 9 in Mercy hos­ week when the house committee seen or heard from his mother dimmed so far into the past that ning, Catholic life in Longmont project To that end she has fur­ May the good Lord bless you and olic life are hidden in the mists pital, according to the terms will meet with Miss Anna Corri- nished the Denver Catholic Reg­ since before the outbreak of the not only are there almost no accu­ was rooted in the civic development your dear ones. of the past. The early activities of of her will being presented Mn, regional supervisor from ister with the mailing addresses war. At the conclusion of hostili­ rate records of ite activities, but of the community, though in a Faithfully yours, tbe widely scattered Catholic pio­ for probate this week. - ■ Rirtsas Ctty. The house committee of the sisters in France, and with ties, the priest received word that already fantastic stories are b e e ­ small way. Of the tero men sent by « URBAN J. VEHR, neers of teis vicinity were not re­ The total estate amounts to is composed o f Mrs. Kate K. information concerning needed his mother was ill. Consequently, ping to be told. One Sleepy Hollom the Chicago-Colorado colony com­ Archbishop of Denver. corded. Priestly attention came to $33,000, of which $5,000 it Miller, chairman; (Jyand Regent articles, and the mailing o f paistyle of the cash, bonds, and real estate. This Regis college, Denver, under tbs ’90s. For those who just cannot represents an increase of 900 per Three Missionaries The Rev. Forrest Allen is the musical supervisor of that* school. harmonize but still appreciate a cent in four years, for which Fa­ ninth priest of the Archdiocese of He studied music at Denver uni­ A convert to the Church, Wil­ real “ rend-ition” of “ Down By the ther Hughes expresses gratitude to Denver to be discharged from duty versity. liam H ., Heper of 2629 Elm Old Mill Stream,” the organization his parishioners and friends who Stop in Denver on in the army chaplains’ coros street, was the eighth Denver has a listening membership. The Herman McCoy Swing fatality from the current infantile have made such an advancement after service in World war II. He Choir foundation is unique in the To detach itself completely from possible. Way to Manchuria has returned to Denver on the paralysis epidemic. Mr. Heper the “ beery” associations of quar- musical field. It is the founder's died early Tuesday, morning in a The greater part of the build­ completion of his terminal leave idea to have a group o f singers (Tumto Page Jf— Column 6) and will be temporarily assigned local hospital after an illness of ing fund has been invested in gov­ Fathers Joseph Guntern. Her­ perform as much like sa orchestra ernment savings bonds. The chief to St. Philomena’s parish. only three days. His death brought man Brem, and Stoffel, members of as possible. A vocal drchestra is to 10 the number of persons in Archdiocesan Clergy means of raising money for the the Missionary Society of Bethle­ Father Allen was administrator really his goal. In a comparatively building project has been the an­ of St. Paul’fl parish in Idaho Colorado who have succumbed to hem, Switzerland, stopped over in short time he has gathered to­ the disease this year. Annual Retreat Will nual June carnival, which is held Denver for two days on their way Springs when he was commis­ gether a group of men and women on the parish grounds north of the to the missions in Tsitsikar, Man­ sioned a lieutenant in the chap­ from all walks of life, who have Mr. Heper came Into the Church church. More than $8,500 was 'Tlia founder and director of tbe shortly before his marriage to End Friday Morning churia. lains’ corps in June, 1943. After good singing voices. He selected • cleared at this year’s festival. They arrived in the United attending the chaplains’ school at the best and trained them by his unique Negro Swing Choir group Eileen Hiester, daughter of a well- known Denver Catholic family. A Old School Repaired States in December, 1945, and Harvard university, Cambridge, own methods. There are no pro­ of Denver is Hermsin McCoy, The annual retreat of the arch­ Mass., he was'sent to Davis-Mon- brother-in-law is the Rev. Richard Beginning of the new school’s studied some English at Loras col­ fessional musicians in the' group shown above.— (Photo by Cesare) diocesan clergy in St. Thomas’ construction must await an in­ lege, Dubuque, la., in order to than Field near Tucson, Ariz. and only two members o f the or­ Hiester, priest of the Archdiocese seminary comes to a close i»ith creased supply of building mater­ familiarize themselves with Ameri­ The Denver chaplain saw mili­ ganization, excluding Mr, McCoy, of Denver who is now stationed in Mass Friday morning, following a Regia college of Denver this ials. In the meantime, every.pos­ can ways. They enjoyed their stay tary duty in the South Pacific and can read music. the Philippines as an army chap­ program of conferences and reli­ week announced the addition of sible effort is being made to main­ Reservations Open lain. ’ gious services that began Monday in Dubuque and were much im­ for some time was stationed on No Music Used another inatmctor to ita ataff. He tain the old school building at W. pressed with the fine missionary the hard-won Iwo Jima. He had For ACCW Retreat The state and the city board of night ia John V .-C o y n e, who holda the 25th and Grove. This brick struc­ spirit in this country. the unusual experience o f borrow­ No music is used at rehearsals. health demand that private serv­ ■rhe religious rites daily include degree of Bachelor of Buainaaa Ad- ture of eight rooms and an audi­ This society of missionaries was ing textbooks on philosophy from Mr. McCoy teaches each voice Slated July 26-28 ices be held for those who are community Mass, the chanting of miniatration from Notre Dame uni- torium is more than 60 years old, group separately until that group polio victims. Rosary and Solemn approved by Rome in 1921. At the a Japanese interned priest, so that The annual retreat for mem­ the Divine Office in common, pub­ veraity and haa a Maater'a degree and its maintenance entails con­ has mastered its part. YHien each Funeral Mass for Mr. Heper will present time it has 40 priests in he could give a course on the bers of the Archdiocesan Coun­ lic prayers, and Benediction. Con­ in tha aame field from Stanford. siderable expense for the parish. voice group has been taught in be held privately, this week. The the Manchurian mission and 20 in philosophy of St. Thomas. cil of Catholic Women will be ferences and meditations are given H e will teach buaineai law, bnai- This summer it has been undergo­ the mission field iif Southern Rho­ In addition to Father Joseph that manner, he then works with Boulevard mortuary is in charge a( stated periods throughout the ing extensive repair work. The in­ all o f them together. held in El Pomar, the Broad­ neaa finance, and marketing in the desia, Africa. Lately eight other Koch, who as a colonel in the reg­ moor, Colorado Springs, July of the arrangements. day by the retreat master, the Rev. fall aemeater'at both tha campna terior was repainted, window re­ priests of this society Irft Genoa ular army, is chief chaplain of the The choir is sponsored by the The deceased was an accountant Joseph Duenser, C.PP.S., whose pairs were made, and an auto­ 26, 27, and 28. About 48 and the downtown achool. by way of the Suez Canal for Man­ Fourth army with headquarters in South Denver Civic association. It women 'can be accommodated. for the Argo Oil Co. Bom in Den­ headquarters are in New Cumber­ Before coming to Regia, Mr. matic coal stoker with thermostatic churia. San Antonio, Tex., there are only has two purposes in so doing. First ver May 11, 1920, he was educated land, Pa. Thursday morning, Sol­ control was installed. Reservations may bo made this Coyne taught at Santa Maria Fathers Guntem and Brem were two other Denver priests who of all, the unit is a fine singing week with Mrs. L. A. Higgins, in local public schools and was emn Pontifical Requiem Mass is Junior college in California and The new plant will be built in gufcts at St. Vincent de Paul’s served in World war II still on organization; people in Denver ACCW president, SPruce 1802. raduated from Denver university. being celebrated by Archbishop waa in buaineaa for himaelf. He the area north of the church be­ rectory and Father Stoffel at St active duty. They are Rev. Richard and throughout the country will Father Paul Waldron of the furviving are Mrs. Heper and two Urban J. Vehr, and Thursday eve- will act aa adviaer in buaineaa fielda tween Federal boulevard and Patrick’s rectory. They intend to Hiester, who is in the Philippines, enjoy hearing the choir sing. And, Colnmban Fathers will conduct children, Karen, three, and Susan, ing a Holy Hour will be held. The and plana to reaida in St. Dominic’a Grove street This property will leave San Francisco by boat and the Rev. Richard Duffy, cur­ secondly, such a distinctive or- the exercises. six months; his father and mother, retreat exercises start early in the pariah ia Denver. (Turn to Pages — Column S) around tha and of July. rently serving on Oldaewe. (Tum to Png* * — Column I) and two sisters. (Turn (e Page s — Column s)

' ^ r.Ler=- PAGE TWO OflPIce, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 18, 1948 SPECIAL SLIVDAY DEVNEB ST, ARCHBISHOP’S GUILD RETREAT II Choice of Served From S L Entrees M _ A l i A. M. to RESERVATIONS BEING RECEIVED* Complete 9 5 P. M. Only More than 28 meraberi of the m«r home of Mrs. Frances Burke VACATIONISTS! • L Archbishop’s guild in Denver have ^sae Nederlands. A picnic supper INDIVIDUALLY BAKED DHIOKEN PIE made reservations to attend the enjoyed by members ' and their (Choice MUk'Fed Ghieken in Rich, Kxtoral Grmyy uild’s iseond annual retreat at families, preceded the meeting. ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS with Fmli Garden VagatablM) SII Pomar in Colorado Springs, Members present were Mmes. Aug. 2 to 4, inclusive. Additional Katherine nenshaw, Nellie McEn- FOR SICK POOR HOAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF with Grarr, Panlar, Creamed New names can be addtd by calling the ery, Charlotte MacDonal^ Mary FOR TRAVELERS Potatoea, and Battered String Eeana president, Miss Margaret Lynch, Roiengren, and Josephine Koester, CConiinued From Pogo One) (Continued From Page One) provide «mpla space for the school EA 0464 this week. and Misses Sarah Schreiner, CHOPPED STEAK viih fraah Mnahroom Saoea, Franeb Fried ouildinfr and playground facilities. Reservations have all been made Mayme McAndrews, Frances candy booth. Mrs, J, E. Doherty for the guild’s all-day picnic, be­ Hankey, and Elva Loaptien. will head the popular fish pond. Potatoea, (beamed Paaa and Canola or Battered Baata Faeilitiai Long Ovtfrewn ' The silverware booth will be oper­ St. Dominic's parish hM long ing held Sunday, July 21, at the C. On July 13, Miss Jennie Pas- ated by the Loretto Heights girls, NICE SELECTION OF BOOKS FOR SEA POOD PLAXBJL'D (Braadad FUat of Halibnl, Golf Shrimps), outgrown the acoommodationa of D. of A. camp at Nederlands, with quale of Morning Star circle, be­ tha praient grids school, once the bus leaving the Catholic Char­ came the bride of Bernard Petach- under the direction of Miss M. E. VACATION READING (}eld Slaw wlA French Friad Potatoea and Tartar Sanca Lynch, assisted by Francis McMa­ uied as the parish church. The ities annex promptly at 9 a.m. auer of St. Paul, Minn., in St, hon. Mary Patricia McGlone, Pa­ school, conducted by the Staters of Mrs. Eileen Kosster and Mias Franoii de Sales’ church with the Incladeai Sonp or Cocktail Hot Rollt Salad St. Dominic of Smsinawa, Wis., Madelyn .Nalty of the entertain­ Rev, Gregory Smith officiating. tricia Cook, Dorothy McGorman, Daaaert CAotaa o/ Diinkt has been in operation since 1890, ment committee have chhrge of ar- The bride, dressed in a beige gab­ Jo Anno Zontine, Betty Bums, one year after the founding of the rsngsmsnts. ardine suit and hat to match and Marilyn Quinn, and many others. RESTAURANT pariah. The limited facilities can Our Lady of the Rosai0S817 circle wearing a white gardenia corsage, The combination booth is under Novona Prayen of All Kind* 6 15 17th Street now accommodate about 300 pu. held its July meeting at the sum- was attended by her sister, Jegrie, the direction of Mrs. Mary Miller, B«twe«ii Wtitsn ana pill, but it is eiMmated that an en, Joe Pasquale was Mr. Petsehauer's president of the Friends of the Sick CslUsniU au. rollment of more than 400 ehiU best man. Poor Aid society. Soft drinks and dren can be obtained after the Following the wedding a break­ refreshments are in charge of 4 0 0 SEATS NO U Q U O R ORGAN MUSIC erection of the new adifies. Eight DmiEBieyii fast was held at the Park Lane Frank Kohler and L W. Sullivan. sisters are assigned to teach ^ e hotel attended by members of the The ladies’ nylon booth and the eight grades, circle u well as relatives and men’s white shirt booth will be There arp four prieits now gU' friends of the couple. After a operated by Mr. and Mrs. S. A. J b IHES C u iR H t tioned in the parish. They are the short trip through the Rockies Mr. Riesenman. They will be assisted astor, Father Hughes; the Rev, TO 1 HONS and Mrs. Petschauer will make by George Astler, A. Bodanus, Ro­ AjrncLEs or ngvoxiON CHURCH Eflo C. Gainer, O.P.; the Rev. Jos­ their home in St, Paul, Minn. land Hallock, Charles Crapo, Rob­ o a u scH ruKNisiuNGa eph G. Porquar, O.P.; and tha Rev. Two membere of the Precious ert Guenther, Robert Russell, BOOKS roR THX OATU- John B. Dering, O.P, Official word Blood eirole have been on vacation John Mohan, and James M. Eak- ouo uam and cu sgy GOODS was received this week from the for the paet few weeki. Miee Alice ins. Others helping in these booths Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., Miller juit returned from a trip'to are Jean Crapo, Shirley Eakins, Beadouartert far HOUSE Provincial, that Father Dering, the East coast and -Mias Eleanor Mrs. James Eakins, and Martin originally of Minneapolis, Minn., (Contimoi From Page One) Englehart has been visiting in Hambright. has been assigned to the parish oincs needed most badly were Kansas. . There will be a few nm es as permanent aiiiitant. He will be vitamins B, C, and D; citric acid, booths operated by William Dolan the director of all pariah school ae> and ions, John Schiereth, Lem Lon- all kinds of fortiflcants, kola, tivitiei, as well ai the Parent- dusj Pete Jonke, William J. May. calcium, and esrophosphats of Teachers’ association. Dick Connell, L. B. McCarthy, lime. Contft Directs John Miller, Tony Dunat, Art AI. Bennett No Supplist in LUisna Turner, Bill and Tom Sullivan, Auto Body tnd Fendtr Cash has been sent by registered Sam Maroney, Ralph Moore, Ray FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOODS, USE REPAIRING AND PAINTING mall to the listers but it has been Dryer, C. W, Reilly, N. W. Beckus, Mm ’i Ololhing Dipt. n t n n m u T i t i m i S A n u N T a found that suppllea are unobtain­ J. H, (Red) Callalian, P. J. Wag- JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE NewSwiwQoir t able in Lliisux, so Miss Lenarts ner, B. E. McNally, Bill Fridin- MOVING ^ PACEING - STOBAGE SWAYNE-WIMDUSH and her friends have been pooling steln, Ray E. Ottolengus, C. D. Society Brand & •■0 BANNOCK TA. B11B their rsiouriiei to send packages (Continu^ From Page One) Piercon, Hugh and Martin An­ 221 BROADWAY DENVER, COLO. MItof rORM Mms lau to the hard-hit convents. Since only ganisatlon will add luster to the drew, Edward J. Regan, and Paul Brayton Clothes one package a week can be sent city of Denver R, Bell. Frank Heisel ie head of to any one peraon at tha same ad- Two Ceneerti Oiven the Boy Scout bootK dreu, packages are addressed to Mr. McCoy has given two con­ the Mother Superior, to Sister certs in Denver, both in the Phipps Genevieve ( a blood sister o f the auditorium. Several more are Areiidiocesai Clergy The mnv Co. Little Flower, who recently cele- planned here before the group brsted her golden jubilee), to the oes East. On Friday evening, Make Annul Rilrul SND FLOOl prioress, and the assistant prioress. fuly 19, the choir will give a con­ Mailing regulations demand cert in the eoll4ge gymnasium, You Can Buy that pai^ages do not exceed 11 Greeley. (Continued From Page One) pounds or 72 inches in length and The choir is now composed of morning and continue late into the girth. Tha cost of sending these 23 members. Mr, McCoy plana to evening. parcels is 14 cents a pound. Con­ add more to the group on the trip The purpose of clerical retreats A PRE-ARRANGED SERVICE tributions to help with the mailing East, and he also expects to de­ is to renew the epiritual idealism expenses are appreciated as muon velop a trio, quartet, quintet, sex­ of the clergymen by getting them I , Through the Boulevard Mortuary WHITE CROSS as donations of food by Miss Len­ tet, and octet from within the unit away for a few days from the dis­ narts and her associates, since and have them perform In and out tractions in their work and into a offers a Single-Premium pr One-?ay plan v/here- this expense often exceeds the cost of the choir. thoroughly spiritual atmosphere / by, regsttdless of your age, you can buy a Pre- of the food itself. The overall plans of the unit Even at meal times, spiritual read­ ing takes place, Arranged Funeral Service at- any price you Mailing Addreuet Given are extensive but flexible. The ul- Those who would like to assist timate goal is New York and ra Pueblo Clergy to Make choose. The following rates are based on a $500 in this worthy undertaking can do dio. But on the trip East con­ Biatlnctivm QualUy ^ PEaii • so by sending contributions to certs will be given in Omaha, Dei Retreat Next Week c aarvice. STORAGE RE-STYLING 9|93 Miss Beautrice Lennarts, 656 Moines, Kansas City, St, Louis, Next week, the clergy of the CLEANING REPAIRING, AOE ■ PREMIUM AGE PREMIUM AGE PREMIUM Arapahoe avenue, Boulder. Colo. Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Pueblo diocese will be on retreat Columbus, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, 2 0 ___ ...... IU 3.8S 40 ...... 1235.77 80 ...... 1380,48 For those who would rather send in St. Thomas’ seminary, with Fa­ Bonded Messenger Service jfifts directly, the following mail­ Philadelphia, and New York. More ther Duonser ae retreat master. 1 5 2 7 SOt PEARL 2S . . . - 177.52 45 ...... 212.20 65 ...... 395.74 ing addresses have been furnished may be added, but any or all may Despite the fact that the world 30 193a79 $0 .. • aooooamoooo 292a33 by Miss Lennartz: be canceled depending on circum­ is theoretically at peace, the Den­ 35 evie»ee»***eae 2l 3t07 55 .. .e»a*«aoe.ae 3Z5l54 Mother Superior stances. ver retreat this year, as for severa' Versatility is tha bulwark of Carmelite Convent years fiast, was constantly punc­ * Rates on in-between or advanced ages quoted on the Herman McCoy Swing Choir tuated by the noise of low-Hying Lisiexix, Prance; request. foundation. Its repertoire contains planes from Lowry Field. Sisters of the -Miserieorder such extremes as swing songs, ''Gardes M a 1 a d e ■" Place church music, and spirtuala, Leo­ You can purchase a WHITE CROSS Pre­ Lehennuyer, Lisieux, France; pold Stokowski, the great con­ Vinezniaa Midwife ranged Service with a 20% down payment Community of Notre Dame de le ductor, once told Herman McCoy Misericorde “ du Refuge" to continue his work with the balance at your convenience. Sludyisg is Duver I uiWm*! • Propriete Carnot choir. "It is your field,’’ he told ftrsouall^ Boulevard Herbet-Foumet McCoy. Ittyiwi” The organization, begun penni­ iSerdd WHITE CROSS also has a 24-Month-Pay Plan Lisieux, France Miss Maria Matilde Cordero less, now seems destined for fame oiRD liiis*** • ■ fra** ficVett based on the above rates. Community de la Providence Dias, chief Instructor and super^ laU 114 Boulevard Herbet-Fournet and fortune on the stage, on the visor of midwifery of the Co-Op­ Ck*!**'** • Lisieux, France radio, and in the movies. erative de Salubridad Publica, Ca­ f .islW»«' For more complete details simply mail this ad racas, Venezuela, is spending two CH**®* with your name and address written thereon months with the Denver Visiting MO / . . No obligation whatever. CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSING Nurse association for experience in public health nursing. After this period of training. Miss Cor­ dero will go to the Santa Fa Cath ^ t4 » o d f6 2 6 ON U VETA MISSION CHURCH olie Maternity institute for a six m R D M M A l months’ course. Walsenburg.— Construction work used, it is declared. Native mate­ - __j Q«orc* r. Rock, Fraldont on the new La Veta chapel is pro­ rials arp to be used in the furnish­ Inadequate obstetrical facilities ^ »3 4C a > ta n < a S ».lr:^ -Y -^ ^ MAM 9193 ^ ings a n d woodwork, including in the provincial parts of her coun B O a L E V A R D /Ars. Jat. P. McConsty gressing rapidly, according to the peeled logs for roof beams, rough- try prompted Miss Cordero to Very Rev. Howard L. Delaney, hewn beams, and native pine study American methods. Jss. F. McConsty V.F., pastor of St. Mary’s cljurch, Jos. P. AAcConaty woodwork. The altar will be made I ft o n t u w u f Walsenburg, of which La Veta is of La Veta red cedar, faihioned a mission. Owing to present dif­ and polished by hand. The beams FEDERAL AT NORTH SPEER ficulties of securing materials, will M hand-carved in the tradi­ however, there is no date an­ tional Southwestern designs by lo­ ERRANDS RUN nounced as to when the chapel will cal labor and will harmonize \rith R E U P N O W be ready for use. The adobe walls the general style of the building. are already half erected. A modem touch, however, will be The church, designed by Walter an acouitic celotex treatment of 10c EACH! DeMordaunt of Pueblo, in the the ceiling in order to improve the wuhmwiM Santa Pe style, will harmonize "sounding' effect. with the ethnic background of the The church will be heated by a mamunmua area and people that it serves. Fa­ forced air system with vents in all ther Delaney has personally super­ parts of the building for even dis­ vised much of the progress made tribution of heat. When complete, so far, and has been beset with the church is expected to be one of M i l l e r ’S Z e s t f u l F o o d s numerous difficulties because of the finest and most picturesque in the shortages, Southern Colorado, The nave of the church is to be 34 feet wide, increasing to a width of 65 feet at the transept. Overall the building will measure 106 feet, including a furnace room in the rear. 'The tower will measure 47 feet in height, with transept walls 28 feet high and the nave 24 feet high. The adobe walls will be stuccoed on the outside and plastered in the interior. They ^ ill be 28 inches / thick.* A total of 708 cubic yards of PACTORY adobe, or 80,500 blocks, will be SIIIE C iP Ll METHOD Pueblo. — Monsijm The Denver Catholic Wolohan, rector of Sacred Heart Cathedral, has been selected as Register state chaplain of the Knights of ourshopi Columbus, according to an an­ - i Pubifihed Weekly by tha nouncement made this week by Gatholie Preaa Society, Me. State Deputy Tom Lynch of a 088 Bannock Strae|, Denver, Grand Junction. Along with John H fluiH inson *Let Denver National DIME-A-TIME Special Cheeklag A. Hamrick, district deputy, he Account run your ‘’bill-paying” erranda . . . for leaa Colo, r^resents Pueblo anybng the state SnbserlptioBi 81 Par Tear officers of the Knights of Colum­ than you would pay for parking— or bus fare I bus. Entered as Second (3aaa Matter Other district deputies appointed SAVE TIME— MONEY— AND WALKINGl at tbs Poat Office, Denver, last week by Lynch are: Diatrict R E C A P f l R C COME TO THE AID Colo. one, Albert Kamm, Fort Collins; district two, William J, Nelson, • Only lOfl p«r clittk (buy SO ch*ek* for tt-00). Denver; district four, Patrick W No vininnm belsne* riqulred. Vigil, Antonito; district six, J. G. Your recaps • No monthly Mrvie* chart*. AB.C. DOLL SHOP Spehar, Grand Junction. The dis­ • D*poilt by mail—if yon wUh. OF THE SUMMER PARTY! trict five apointment is to be made • Takm only a minuta to op«n your aooousti New Dolls and Toys later. RALANCEV Doll Repairing The Glenwood Spring council Lacquer Re/iniening has been moved from diatrict one 1M)LL WIGS to district six. LIKE A NEW TIRE! STORE HOURS Religioaa Stntuea Repaired 1515 Arapohoe MA. 7617 Minnesota Grad Given • MORk MILEAGE Miller’s Stores open ’Ul 9i00 p.m« Journalism Scholarship • NO SHIMMY © f e ___ Satordaye ’Ul 10:00 pan. Except WOODEN SHOES Marquette, Wis.— The 1946 15Us A Lewreace, open ’til 6:30 m iLLE R S DENViO^ONAI, FOR SHOWER AT Catholio Digeet scholarship for ad­ JOE KAVANAUGH pan.— Saturdays ’til 9 p.m. vanced study in journalism at Mar­ SILVER FRONT SHOE quette university has been award­ LINCOLN AT 7TH REPAIRING ed to Miss Florence Baskfield, PHONE TA. 12S1 graduate of the College of S t SUPER m BRKEIll 123116th SL MA.9860 Catherine, S t Paul, Minn.

i L Thursday, July 18,1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420B PAGE THREE t'athedral Two Weddings Held in Fleming > DBS. LEE C.' HANEY & SON ECONOMY OPTOiETRISTS N m to CUrfc*’i Charek ' 827 15th ST. . TA. 2690 Members Sl Vincent da Paul Parish "W hm in low $piriu call /•rrr'* For Country Store ttocoiN 4 VlltVtK, CM» 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 A good name in which the public has faith comes only PBEC DBUVBBT n S M FABKING after years of conscientious service. We are now,^ as in the past, happy to offer our services for the solution of A REPUTABLE DRUG SPAGHETTI BooA at Festival your visual problems. STORE Home-Made Ravioli or OfflcUJ AJUL Home-Made Lasanghe (Presentation Pariah, Denver) Botaarut Coat to Um Parishioners have been asked to bring donations of canned goods U fM br Oancan Hto^ ITALIAN KITCHEN Adnatom for the fcaival country store mURPHV’S la G«od Eatlac Colfax at Downing . . . PanTW DONALD BANNUM, Hat;. booth. These donations may be BROADWAY AT ELLSWORTH Vat. — War. n OPEN PROM KEyatona S217 KB. SMI IIM B. COLFAX left at the chnrch before the Sun­ If A.M. TO 2 AM. day Masses. I f8 Cool—Air Conditioned The Young People’s club (grad­ Open Day and NUe EHJOY fHE BEST uates of high school) is planning F e a tn r la g a horseback ride outing July 24. CAPITOL HILL They will hold a meeting July 23 FOOD IH DERITER C o l o r a d o at 7 ;30 p.m. in the school building F a m o ■ ■ . CAFE to complete plans for the outing. Lnneheoiis 73S E. Colfax M o u n ta in The altar boys’ schedule for the F b im F o o d s af F a ir Prieaa Sunday Masses is: Don Ibold and Gcmplele Dinners T r o n L Tommy Valdei, 6 o’clock; Don WWWWWWW toWW-toWtoWW Carson and Tom Milner, 8 o’clock; For That Late Snack Juicy, Ten­ FEB STORAGE Leo Grosso and Teddy Fiske, 10 Meet Your Friends der Steaks. $2.00 on $100 Valnation o’clock; Alwyn Krause, Private Chops a n d ^69€as\&tfaK McGregor, and Charles Pillard, 12 at Murphy*8 ANDRE DE VAJDA o’clock. Fried Chicken Tamales, Chili, 1452-54 York EH. 1857 Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Baker are Chicken. I W I A k T ^ 9 3 “Ob# af Moat Hodara Far CoM Staraca •Sandwiches, Our Specialty Plaati ta Ika Wtar* the parents of a boy born recently 1 Banquet Room for Partie* A A A A.AAAA.A A A. A in St. Anthony’s hospital. Tickets for the ham dinner have LOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY been distributed and may be se­ MAHLER THRIFTY FOURTAIH cured from any PTA member. Permerijr Goodrich Book Shop AHD fiRILL Baptized the past week were GIFT, BOOK AND Gerald Vincent Schmitz, son of Fine Foods Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmitz, with BE SAFE ON THE HIGHWAY RENTAL UBRARY Albert G. Gruber and Mrs. Mar­ 2IS0 B, Colfax Open RrcniBgi Danrar'a Flnt Pott War tha Stroud as raonsors; and Linda EM. 4»ei Streamlined Foontahi Let us give you a free estimate on a general Car. Iltk a Grant Jaa M. BlaaA Mgr. Lee Virginia ]^esques, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Frea- check up for your summer driving ~ ,W W W WWWWWWWWW ques, with Mr. and Mrs. Henry COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL Roybal as sponsors. HATHAWAY’S BODY and FENDER DEPT. Suzanne*s Help is needed to prepare vege tables for the Dominican Sisters Principal! in two recent weddings in St. Peter’s sboam with them is Opal Helgath. The couple Free Pick Up Service STAUFFER SYSTEM CITY LACE of the Sick Poor dinner to be parish, Fleming, are shown abore. At left are Mr. were married May 21. More Than Jxut Reducing served at the Loyola grounds and Mrs. Lawrence A. Brekel. The bridegroom is At right are Mr. and Mrs. Julius B. Wernsman, ^ An azciBilTa. eair and aana methad . CLEANERS Thursday, July 25. Women wish the son of John Brekel of Fleming and the bride, who exchanged vows June 10. The bride is the VINER CHEVROLET . of weight rantrol and po.tnra ear-1 ing to help are asked to meet at the former Elizabeth Ebbers, is the daughter of former Mildred A. Lack. Both couples are making ^ raetlan. ^ 1218 Eut SoTonth ATonota DoiiTtr Loyola church Wednesday, July Mr. and Mrs. George Ebbers. The ring-beerer their home in Fleming. ^ The Healthful Way to Reduce i PHONE TABOR 7907 24, at 9 a.m. Lunch will be served. Fraa Coartaar Treatment br Appoint- ^ Any woman of the parish plan­ ^ ment—Only Original Stauffer Sy.tem CURTAINS CAREFULLY CLEANED Dr. G. J . Schaeuble in Denrcr t AND RETURNED SAME SIZE-SPE­ ning to attend the retreat at El REDEMPTORISTS TO OBSERVE Priest-Brothers 4 6 ?9 CIAL CARE GIVEN TO TABLE Pomar with the NCCW on July 26, COAL y CHERRY 1864 LINENS — BLANKETS LAUNDERED 27, and 28 is asked to contact Mrs. Wadge and Hani* C Q Q Q Optometrist y 414 E. Colfax WITHOUT SHRINKAGE E. Sedlmayer, Ma. 0096, at once. TITUUR FEAST THIS SUNDAY Visit in Denver Lump and Egg tPwaMW y Ladlea Only (Oppoalta Cathedral) Work Called For and Delivered The July meeting of the Young WASH and EAGLE Lamp and Ext______$ 7 . 5 8 Specialirt Ladies’ sodality will be held at the; (St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Parish, Pollock, and Mrs. Reid as Jios- For VUnal home of Miss Sue Ann McCabe, (Holy Rosary Parish, Denxer) Denver) tesses. Mrs. B. Gamier was ap­ t w Donbla Semn Nnt___$ 6 . 2 8 Eye Caro 2976 W. Holden place, Friday, Sunday the Redemptorists will pointed sewing chairman for the Two brother priests, both of the I t ’s Smart to Shop at the Argonaut July 19, beginning at 8 p.m. A observe the titular feast o f their balance of the year. Mrs. Bancroft Servite order, Fathers Joseph and SUPREME COAL GO. 310 Mack Bldg. y table model radio will be awarded congregation with a Solemn Mass collected 43 dozen cookies for the Victor Grabrian, are visiting their I Imported knd DomesUo Wines at this meeting. Other very im­ 1144 So. Penn.ylvania KE. 5840 at 9:30 o’clock. USO cookie jar, through the gen­ parents, Mr, and Mrs. Octer Gra­ ) portant business will be taken up The regular meeting o f the Al­ erosity of Mmes. Cochrane, Ford, ► THE ARGOHAUT ^^RE^'lPE^WIO-ET^^ and all members are requested to tar and Rosary society was held Gamier, Hicks, Richter, and Sheri­ brian, .4701 Grant street. Father be present, A social will follow ► 534 East Colfax • Free Delivery • Phone CHerry 4566 July 10. After the business ses­ dan. All members are invited to Joseph said the 6 o’clock Mass 2870 Colo. Blvd. the meeting. Members of the so­ sion a quilt was awarded to Mrs. receive Communion in the 7:30 last Sunday, HatcheH Orug Store A. A A. A A dality will receive Holy Commun Gloria Taylor. A social hour fol­ Mass this Sunday. Wholehearted co-operation o f SimiONS DRDD CD. ion in the 10 o’clock Mass on Sun­ lowed, with Mrs. McNlcholas, Mrs. *niM Store of Qaaittr aad S«rTl«a~ day. The games party will be held the entire parish is asked in mak­ Monday at 8:30 p.m. The workers Annunciation ing the summer festival suecess- 701 GRANT EA. 99S3 at these parties were the gruests fuL The dates of the festival are Compocndlmr prescriptions te the moot WE APPRECIATE TOD* AT LOWEST How to Repair Sunday o f the Very Rev. John important put of oar boeineH. PATRONAGE DRUGS PBICES IN DENVER St. J o b s Boys Buttimer, C.SS.R., at an outing in Aug. 8, 9, 10, and 11. The main Bergen park. prize this year will be an automo­ teOUggliQiBSf Your Home on Novena devotions Tuesday will bile, which will be given away Vincent de Pant’s Parish be at 3 and 7:30 p.m. Novena Aug. 11. To Attend Camp prayers in honor of St. Alphonsus 3»25aM Liguori, founder o f the Redemp­ There was a large attendance laai FRANKLIN ST. Low Mo. Terms torists and patron of the Confra­ at the Holy Rosary choir picnic COOL - COMFORTABLE (St. John’s Parish, Denver) ternity of Our Mother of Perpet­ July 14 in Tiny Town. The outing Washington Park MkL Boys from St. John’s parish will HODGE GROCERY AIR-CONDITIONED F.H.A. terms now allow Home- ual Help, will commence Wednes­ was an enjoyable evenL Red & White Food Storo The firms listed here de­ owners up to 36 months, on a con­ attend Camp St. Malo, raoifntain day, July 24, in preparation for C. ALFRED HODGE, Proprietor at DUKE’S GRILL venient monthly payment plan— to camp for boys, in the week be­ BILL HUGHES, Prop. 2103 East Virginia Avn. serve to be remembered his feast. nNEST OF FOODS pay for home repairs or improve­ ginning Sunday, July 21. A num­ The Rev. Robert Kreutze^ C. Complete Food Service SP. 7505 when you are distributing CHUCK HEFNER. Prop. ments. ber of boys have expressed their SS.R., was called home ^ om See how much easier it will be intention to enjoy the benefits of WATCH 598 South Gflpin Meats, Groceries, WHERE FRIENDS MEET Salida because of the serious ill­ your patronage in the dif­ to fit a new roof, painting, fur­ a mountain outing. The parish is REPAIRING *Tt*. Snart to B« Thriftx* Fresh Fruits and Vegetables m s E. ttth Art. TA. *2 . Residents of metropolitan Den­ sters who will he going up to the end at Laramie, Wyo, The Rev. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ver may apply — or get further camp Sunday. Those who can help We'Test kvery Wateh on Accurately Filled O. L. DAHL. Prop. Carl Schwartz, C.SS.R., is to con­ the Weetem Electric information — from either Mr. are asked to call the rectory. duct the annual novena in honor MAI WE SERVE TOUT 8PECTALIZING IN LUBHICATIOW Smead or Mr. Smith, F.H.A. Dept., Gordon Witt will receive his of St. Anne in St. Leo’s parish, lee Cream • Fountain Service TIRE REPAIRING AND RECAPPINa . THEY ARE RELIABLE The Denver National Bank<—Adv. First Holy Communion Sunday. Denver. 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 He began his instruction in the 2001 So. Univ. PE. 9841 summer vacation school last Recent visitors at the rectory month. included three Redemptorists, Fa­ The discussion club for Cath­ ther Eugene Witte o f New Or­ olics and their interested non- leans, stationed in Denver for Catholic friends will meet in the several years, and two priest ROiV^lE BRAE school conference room Thursday brothers, Fathers Anthony and evening. All are welcome. Joseph Powers of St. Louis. The Charles P. Ama and Miss Rev. John Girse o f St. Peter’s, Shopping District ARE YOU 54 YEARS OLD? Odessa Collins were married in St. Mo., uncle o f the Rev. Milton John’s church July 13. The Rev. Girse, C.SS.R., now performing Francis Syriaiiey officiated. Wit­ staff duties at Fussa, Japan, like, Cnrfi* St. TAbor 5733 I wise visited here. CONOCO PRODUCTS -HOLTZ- O lin g er’s Ad v iso r y D epartm ent would like nesses were Fred Young and Mrs. Birdie Young. Lubrication, Car Waahlng, Batteries RED & WHITE Baptized July 14 by the Rev. Becfaarged, Tire Vulcanizing to tell you of the tremendous saving you may’ John P. Moran were Brian Scouts of St. Francis’ FRESH MEATS — nSH Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh BONNIE BRAE Grioceries & Vegetables make by paying for services in advance of need. Wallace, with Charles Wallace and To Aid Benefit Bazaar CONOCO .SERVICE Tour Pstronszs Appndztod Marian Ann Wolfgang as spon­ DELIVERY SERVICE SP. ItlS sors; and Robert James, son of 724 So. Univerdty . PE. 9909 2626 E. Louisiana at S. Claytoa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, with (S t. Francis de Sales’ Parish, Alfred O’Meara, Jr., and Eileen Denrer) Theresa O’Meara as sponsors. Instead of holding the weekly Preisser’s Bed & While Bonnie Brae A T A C E 54 meetfhg July 25, the scouts of troop 126 will report in full uni­ MORE FOR YOUR Grocery and Market Drng Co. Attorney Wm. L Rice form to assist the Dominican Sis MONEY... Safely! $318.73 NOW will pay for a $500 service at time o f need FANCT HEATS. VEGETABLES, AND Downtown Prices ters sick aid benefit at the Loyola K.ltcr than average QUAUTV GROCERIES AT Prescriptions a Specialty Quits County Post grounds. Since many of the scouts earnings on year sav. LOWER PRICES are now at camp, all others should ings, protected by Gov't FVe* Delivery SPmee 4447 Fountain Service Insured FHA Loani. or William L. Rice, chief deputy report at 5 o’clock, or, if working, XUl S. Ohl. Atu, (Su. 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PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannoclc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGIStER Telephone,' KEysfdne '4205 Thursdajk, July 18, 1946

4 A J/> 1 1 I ^ Longmont Parish History Recailed; This in an Invitation To See First Mass in Region Was in 1862 To Be Displayed AUTUMN'S (Continued From Page One) in a limited district 12 miles east no pews, Michael . O’Connor, his son, John; Miss Ellen Folev and (St. Jamei’ *Pariili, Denver) Finest of Timothy and Michael Shanna- and north of Lonmont, near the resent village of Mead. Michael, a few others each donated six A meeting of the majors and han, David Kerr, and Simon Mc­ ames, and Thomas Hewlett, with chairs. Father Cummings con­ captains in charge of the car Cann. It was, no doubt, at the their mother and three married tinued as pastor until January, award will be held in the Mont­ Furs earnest solicitation of these Cath­ sisters, Mmes. Welch, O’Hayre, and 1^4. In quick succession followed clair civic building Friday eve­ olic settlers that Father Raverdy O’Donnell, were among these first three pastors. Fathers John I. Ri- ning, July 19, at 8 o’clock. Each In Jonas Beautiful came from Denver to minister to settlers. Lawrence and William ordan, Lawrence M. Halton, and man will give a complete rmort New Salons their spiritual wants. Mulligan also took up land in the Ratrick J. Gleason, all within a on his team. The new 1946 Ford will be on display at the church Lower down the Boulder creek, same neighborhood and a few other year. Father Gleason was the last Catholics soon followed. Mass was of the Boulder pastors to come to this Sunday. People are urged to and near its junction with the St make returns as soon as possible. Vrain—about seven miles south­ said in this settlement in the home Longmont as the local parish was Our new addition is completed . . . larger of Thomas O’Donnell, first by now attached to the mission in Fort The women of the Altar and east of Longmont — lived Daniel Rosary society will serve a lunch Display Salons, and greater facilities to Delehant, known familiarly to his Bishop Machebeuf and toen by Fa­ Collins. The last “ northern” entry at the pariah picnic Sunday aft­ friends as “ Big Dan.” Father ther Vincent Reitmeier. Father in the Boulder books is the mar­ handle all fur service! ernoon, Aug. 4, at v^ich the award Machebeuf (who became first Reitmeier had charge of Boulder riage of Patrick Hurst and Nora Bishop of .Denver), Father Rav­ parish and was its first resident Simms in Berthoud by the Rev. J. will take place. A~" complete list erdy, and later Father Thomas Mc- priest, 1876-1877. J, LePage of Fort Collins, Feb. 21, of the various games and contests Crath used “ Big Dan’s” place as Pump Hand-Car to Boulder 1884. to be staged in the afternoon will Father F. R, Robinet, Father appear in next week’s Register. a station for the Catholics in this In May, 1873, the first railroad, section. From about 1870 to 1882, Gleason’s successor, assumed Frank M. Phillips was baptized o n a s the Colorado Central, now the C o l^ charge of the local parish about and received into the Church re­ (J three or four times a year, there rado & Southern, from Denvef Jan. 1, 1885. cently. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davis, would gather here for Mass the through Boulder, reached Long­ Firtt Confirmallen Liitod his father- and mother-in-law, families of James McCormick, Jos­ mont. With the railroad came a 1037 Broadway eph Nessler, Patrick Welch, Pat­ On Sept. 27 that year, he records were sponsors. few Catholics who were employed in the church register of Fort Col­ Terrence Lee, son of Mr. and COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AHO HOMi rick Kenne(iy, Frank Daly, John in its service. These probably went Malloy, and Henry Nelson. lins his first Longmont Baptism, Mrs. Kenneth Rock, was baptized to Boulder or Denver for Mass. Margaret Mary, dau|;hter of Tim­ July 14, with Jerome C. Rock and The one Baptism on record from In the early summer of 1875, othy Donovan and Alice Henrettey. Hazel MacGinnis as sponsors. Dan A . I*. \V this district is that of Thomas, son Michael O’Connor was appointed May 5, 1889, Bishop Nicholas C. Sullivan was proxy for'M r, Rock. of Daniel Delehant, by Father section boss in the Lonraont sec­ Matz made his first Episcopal visit Our Lady of the Holy Rosary ( iiritni (.ooiis ( o. Thomas McCrath, for whom the tion. For a number of Sundays to the city and Confirmation was circle entertained at an invitational the O’Connor family pumped a baby was named. The sponsors administered here for the first bridge-luncheon in the Public Serv­ . PtlONt hard-car to Boulder that there I A. 4i

(Continued From Page i) $2,328. Further additions were first pastor. For five years Father was small. In 1899, after expenses made later.. Bernard went to Mead on alternate had been met, only ?376.62 re­ In 1907, Mother M. Theda, Sundays. In May, 1915, forced by mained for the pastor’s salary. of St. Francis’ convent, Mil­ ill health, he yielded his place to When Father Nicholas became waukee, Wis., purchased the old Father Isidore Fuesel, O.S.B. In [D SON CHAPELS pastor in July, 1900, the frame Presbyterian academy, comer August, 1918, Father Isidore was church, built 18 years before, no of Sixth avenue and Atwood succeeded by Father Leo Eichen- longer satisfied local Catholic street, and converted it into a home laub, O.S.B., who continued as pride. The desire was expressed for her sisters and a school for pastor until August, 1920, when for a church more in keeping with the local children. Dedicated to Father Aloysius Luther, O.S.B., Longmont’s surroundings. The SL Joseph, the institution from its was appoint^. The Mead fathers project was thoroughly discussed very beginning met vnth a full lived at the rectiA'y and on the Sundays the pastor was absent said Serving Denver at a meeting of the congregation measure of success. In. 1920, at a in October and the old property cost of $10,360, the congregation Mass for the Longmont parish. was listed for sale at T3,5(H). purchased the Sampson property, During the years 1912 to 1915 Father Nicholas said Mass _ at In June, 1901, a fire in the sac­ four lots with a frontage on At­ wood of 335 feet, and a two-story Lvon, and since 1919, at Frederick, Since 1890 risty destroyed vestment-case and where the church was later estab­ vestments, causing a loss of $376, frame house. The lower story of Homs Losn Specialists covered fully by insurance. In the the house was altered to furnish lished. two class rooms, and the upper Planning the erection of a paro­ following November two lots, 8 chial school, the parish had pur­ Owning your own home is easy if you let us help you Since 1890 Horan & Son have and 9, with a frontage on Fourth story was used aa a dormitory for several boarding pupils. In the chased the property on Atwood BUY, BUILD, MODERNIZE or REFINANCE an ex­ avenue of 186 feet, and on Collyer street A house on the lots was served Denver families with high qual­ street side of 167 feet, were pur­ early years Misses Margaret and isting old-fashioned mortgage. V , Irene Donovan assisted the pastor converted into a school for the chased for |1,300. lower grades, and upper grade ity funeral service.' We add to our in instructing the children. investigate the LOW COST and CONVENIENCE ‘ Raiidant Paitor Arrives pupils were accommodated by the Mead Church Open* at our DIRECT REDVCTION LOAN PLAN services such improvements in prac­ Although a rectory had been erection of a bungalow on the built in 1891, the resident pastor Jan. 1, 1911, the Mead church same property. Previous to this tices and facilities as are generally ac­ did not come to Longmont until was opened and Father Bernard time grade school was taught in cepted and approved. May, 1902, when Father Nicholas Hamburger, O.S.B., chaplain at the old academy.building at Sixth came here to live, and to say Mass St. Joseph’s academy, became its and Atwood, where the high school CAPITOL FEDERAL at the sisters’ farm. To supply was opened now. their patients with fresh cream, Fire Dettroyi School SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSCQATION milk, eggs, etc., the Franciscan Two years later, November, Sisters of S t Anthony’s hospital 1922, the primary grade school 1665 BROADWAY KEystone 8108 in Denver had bought a farm a building was destroyed by fire. mile southeast of Longmont in It was replaced by Another bunga­ 1898. Father Nicholas said Mass low similar to, the first built by Tirfimi four times a week in their chapel. the parish, and classes were re­ The farm venture proved a failure, sumed. Increasing enrollment in and the sisters returned to Denver the high school and grades was Proven , in 1910. In 1902 Erie, which had so rapid that the parish found it been a Longmont mission and had necessary to build a new grade claimed the first Sunday of each and high school. EYE ^ month, was attached to Boulder. The parish purchased property 1527 CLEVELAND PLACE And so Longmont became a full on Emery street near the rectory parish and was never again without Pueblo. — The. Rev. Anthony and church, where the erection of EXAMINATIONS Mass on Sunday or a holy day. Deksnys, formerly of the Diocese the school began in the spring of 1926 and was completed the same Special Care During 1004 at meetings of the of Panevesys, Lithuania, and Dr. committee, the style, cost, etc., of year at the cost of $70,000. For Special Cases Anthony Vaiciulaitis, editor of the Bishop J. Henry Tihen dedicated the proposed new church were dis­ HYPERPHORIA cussed, but work did not begin un­ American Katholie Weekly, a Lith­ the building in September. uanian language paper, visited in With the change of classes to PHOTOPHOBIA til May, 1905. Fred W. Paroth of VERTIGO Denver, architect, also was the Pueblo with the Very Rev. Joseph the new school, the teachers have contractor, his bid of |14,050 bein; F. Warnat in St. Patrick’s rectory been paid a fixed salary by the par­ the lowest of seven submittec July 16. Both are refugees from ish. Prior to this, the school had DR.A.D.KLEYHAUER Vomen of Parisli Bishop Matz laid the cornerstone Lithuania who fled the country as been a unit apart from the parish, Optometrist on July 2, and a year later, July the Russian army entered the lit­ ynder the direction of the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi, who re­ 1511 Welion St. KEjatone 1044 Denver's Largest Dealer 22, blessed the new church. The tle Baltic nation. church was opened for services Father Deksnys is at present ceived their livelihood through the Plan Gaines Party March 13, 1906. Gothic in style, it pastor of Immaculate Conception tuition of the pupils attending was built of red, sawed sandstone, parish. East St. Louis, 111., and has school. *1^ smooth and rough faced courses of been in the United States five High School Diicontinued Largest Supply of Ford Parts in the rock alternating. Its ground years. He attended the University Owing to financial conditions, the measurement is 42x96 ^eet, with of Freiburg, Switzerland, where parish was forced to discontinue Night of Jnly 11 the parochial high school in 1929. Rocky Mountain Region a spire a hundred feet nigh. he was acquainted with the Rev. After the day of dedication. High James Scanlon of the Archdiocese Father Nicholas celebrated his DRY CLEANING Mass, formerly celebrated only on of Cincinnati, who spent one year silver jubilee of ordination to the 1335 Broadway MAin 3111 (Annunciation Parith, Danutr) 1314 Acoma Easter and Christmas, became the priesthood while serving the Long­ The women of the parish arc working in the office of the Den­ Now gives mid-year lift to looks of regular late Sunday Mass. The ver Catholic Register. In Freiburg mont parish in 1922. In June, sponsoring a games party Satur­ 1924, Father Nicholas was trans­ local council of the Knights of he also was a classmate of the Rev. day evening, July 27, at 8:30 ferred to Canton, 0., where he die^ Drapes, Curtains, Slip-Covers. p.m. in Hagus hall to raise a Columbus was instituted April ,26, Paul Reed, assistant pastor of St. 1908. Pittsburgh artists frescoed Philomena’s church, Denver. Fa­ Dec. 27, 1926. The Rev. Leo Eich- Mr. Walter J. Kerwin benefit fund for the bazaar-dinner enlaub, O.S.B., succeeded Father Thursday evening, Aug. 15. This the church in 1910 and the large ther Waraat also attended the Uni­ Auociated with central chandelier was hung. Regu­ Nicholas, and during his pastorate event will open the mid-summer versity of Freiburg, but not while the new school on Emery street EMerson 2783 carnival Aug. 15, 16, and 17. lar Sunday evening services were Father Deksnys was a student first introduced at that time. was begun. Before its completion, JOS. M. FISHMAN Parishioners who have not re­ there. j however. Father Leo was taken Pipe Organ Installed Dr. ValciulaiCs is one o f the Jeweler and Optician ceived tickets can obtain them at sick and the Rev. Gilbert Maley, the door. The large pipe organ was in­ outstanding autliors in the Lith O.S.B., assistant, took over parish 4 CoDT^nieflt LoeatlDM DIAMONDS - LOCKETS The Elyria and Swansea group, stalled in 1914, through co-opera­ uanian language, in which he has affairs. Father (jilbert was unable WATCHES - ROSARIES sponsors of a booth at the Annun­ tion of the Carnegie organ fund, published numerous novels and to continue, because of ill health, • Colfax at Adami CROSSES - COMPACTS ciation parish bazaar, will meet which offered Father Nicholas poems. In addition, he publi.shed and in 1927, the Rev. Innocent- ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS at the home of Mrs. Wilson, 4686 $1,000 on condition that the parish one work in English,.<>ln Out­ Mangus, O.S.B., replaced him. The • Colfax at Qoebea MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS Williams. raise an equal sum. line of Lithuanian Literature. The high school, as mentioned before, • Sixth at Marion SCAPULAR MEDAI.S Construction of the present rec' American Katholie Weekly, which was closed during his stay here CLEANERS Glaoses on Credit Frank Priselac, Jr., hospitalized the past three weeks for rheumatic tory was begun in 1906, and was he edits, is published in Brooklyn. Father Innocent, however, was or­ • 201h ATo»Kat Grant 807 15th St. TA. 0029 fever, has returned home im­ completed in 1907 at a cost of N. Y. dered to a different climate, and proved. was succeeded by Father Robert Murray, O.S.B., and the Rev. Ur­ HAVE YOU MODERNIZED Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tarbell aij^ ban Schnithofer, O.S.B. Father nounce the birth of a son, Steph­ YOUR INSURANCE? — Cnited Photo — Migration of 50,000,000 Justin McKernan, O.S.B., came to en Frederick, on June 24. Longmont in 1931. He was fol­ PretMl Toamlf Acaintt Ntw Haiarda Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Schnajfel HORACE W. BENNETT lowed by the Rev. Nicholas Our Specialties are the parents of a son, Robert Schwallie, O.S.B., and th* Rev. & CO. Reed, bom June 28. Is ‘ Greatest Revolution’ I l l Tab«r Bide. Pbont TA. 1171 Experts soith Children Dominic Sclafini, O.S.B., 1931 FRANK ENGLAND. Jr.. Manacr 1933; the Rev. Raymond Layton, Inniranr. Dapartmeot lU l CURTIS TA. 14U O.S.B., 1933-1934; and the Rev. Jas. Degan, Cathedral Basel, Switzerland.— Describing and vision to keep the uprooted Fabrian Heid, O.S.B., 1934-35. DOWNneVG STREET the migration o f 60,000,000 Euro­ masses from fomenting future Father James Mahrer, O.S.B., PHARMACY Grad, in Law Office pean people which Hitler began in troubles and upheavals. took over the parish in 1936. His The most terrible aspects of the GEORGE U. HILL, Prop. LATE ACAINI 1938, continued in war time, and present assistant, Father Augus­ displacement are its improvised tine La Marche, O.S.B., came to Professional Pharmacist James Degan, graduate of Ca­ Phona CHarr; 1717 See left to be carried further by his character and the confused and Longmont in 1944. Preceding the 111 Downiag 8 t Danrir thedral high school in 1925, has vanquishers following the end of contradictory orders through latter as assistants were Fathers COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS AND opened a private law office at which it is carried on, the news­ Frances Hornung, Paulinus Ham­ MERCHANDISE ‘ Win. Eieh 1450 Poplar street, Denver, in St. the war, as "perhaps the greatest Dndar New Managamaiit paper says. mer and Philip Boyle, all Bene­ James’ parish. revolution within the memory of man,’’ the local daily National dictines. Your Mr. Degan has had a varied Poland Is Deporting The Altar and Rosary society LESTER*S Watchmaker background in education and in Zeitung asks whether the victor­ ious powers will have the energy has been established for the women, 1552 legal practice since his Cathedral 10,000,000 Germans Knights of Columbus for men, and WATCH REPAIRS high days. Lawrence Washington.— Poland has be­ the Social club for young men and 7-DAY SERVICE He attended Creighton univer­ Badly Flogged in ’39, women of the parish. The school MA. 8862 sity and the University of Colo­ gun the expulsion of 10,000,000 ONE-YEAR GUARANTEB Erartharpa Germans from her newly acquired now boasts an orchestra and an rado, and received his law degree Altar Boys’ society. J 1847 Rogar at Westminster Law School in Preacher Fighls Klan Western territory, Czecho-Slo- 1529 Welion CHeiTT 2 4 i7 SUrarwara vakia, already having removed March 14, 1934, all parish prop 1935. He was deputy district at­ erty of St. John the Baptist church torney in Cortez, Colo., for some 500,000 Sudeten Germans from Atlanta, Ga.— A minister of the her limits, plans to get rid of 2,- was transferred from the trust of time. so-called Church of God, his back the Benedictine society of the state During the early part of the 000,000 others; about 500,000 7410 C O A L 7415 Optometrist and Optician still carrying the scars of a flog­ Germans who live in Hungary will of Colorado to an independent cor­ war he was investigator of plant ging, has offered his services to poration under the Roman Catholic inspection at Las Vegas, Nev. have to emigrate to Germany; Wash. E.,1. {7 53 the state in its fight to break up Austria seeks to deport the 100, Congregation of St. John, Long Helen Walsh From there he was transferred to Lump And E g g _____ the Kn Klux Klan in Georgia. 000 Germans who came from the mont, Colo. AaaodaU Tennessee as special investigator. The Rev. Mr. Qrady P. Ken^ Reich after the annexation, as well IH » DauWa Sarata Nut____$ 6 . 2 8 Mr. Degan is associated with his THE BEST ON LUGGAGE W . R. JOSEPH who was permanently injured by father, Thomas G. Degan, also of as a number of German refugees I ^ ^ O f All Kinds East Point floggers in 1939, who c ^ e in from Yugoslavia and Straatar Lnap aad Bgg_ $9.40 ATE8 EXAMINED St. James’ parish, in the new build­ walked into the office of Assistant the ^detenland. Six hundred 864 So, PboM TAbor 1 8 8 0 ing at Colfax and Poplar, known Attorney Dan Duke and told him as the Degan Realty Co. thousand Hungarians will have to FUEL SERVICE Broadway t l S - 3 l * HalaatU BU- he wanted to join the fight against move to Hungary from Slovakia, James Degan invites his many the Klan. old friends and acquaintances to and “ millions” of Poles will visit him in his new offices. Mr. Kent said It was his first seek to move out of territory east return to Georgia in seven years. of the Curzon Poland-USSR line. W ear La Tanusea Pearls Aide of Mother Gabrini For a Touch of Elegance Preoeal ai Canonization SHOE REPURIN6 WHILE YOU WAIT CASH London.—Mother Maria, who 40 Pearls are the reigning jewel of our time years ago helped Mother Cabrini We Will Pay Cash for Small to establish a convent in the Lon­ and take on a new importance as fashion don suburb of Honor Oak Pprk, Homes in or Near Denver. was Mesent in Rome when Pope dramatizes the neckline more and more. La Quick Action — Call or See Pius A l l proclaimed the sainthood Regardless o f Ameunf of the foundress of the Missionary sy KMiniMfi Tausca pearls have the beauty and luster Sisters of the Sacred Heart. Mother Maria is now superior of the younsmes of genuine pearls, are graduated and have Honor Oak Park convent. UJILUflmS & GREERE In Rome she was joined by a half USE B a n k a lovely sterling clasp. dozen other nuns from the convent. 1643 Stoat T A .6 2 6 6 Mother Carmela, who was received into the community by Mother Ca- One Strand ..2 .9 5 brini herself, still speaks of the saint’s kindness and tireless en­ MOREY ORDERS ergy. She says that Mother Cabrini Two Strands 1. ..5 .9 5 invariably was the first in the 6 6 9 9 chapel and the last to leave each FOR SENDING MONEY ANYWHERE Robber heels, top lifts, toe morning, but the rest of her day Three Strands ...8 .9 5 Why Pay More was one of ceaseless activity. pieces, half soles, full soles, (Trademark) attacheil b j experience!] Royal Crowns Stolen One Strand boxed os iUustrated..H.D,i From Rheims Cathedral shoemakers while you work Paris.— Copies o f crowns worn CASHABLE WITHOUT D IU Y or shop. We also remodel An Jtwtirr r i u Fcdtril Tax Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores by Napoleon and Charles X have CactuM Jtwalrx—StxNt PIm t INCOEPORATED been reported stolen from the ON IDENTIFICATION ONLY shoes, cut out toes or heels, treasure room of Rheims Cathe­ rebind, take in sides to fit, Colorado Owned Storte dral. Also removed by thieves, who entered the Cathedral by a make shoes longer or wider. Enidewood 800 Santa F a Dr. scaffold used for repair work, Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and Gdifomla were the robes o f gold and silver For Quality Shoe Repairing at 15th and California cloth used in the coronation of QMmmmsi Popular Prieee— Pisit Our Shoe Charles X and Louis XVI. VnnTDITH flREEr JT CHJUIFA • DQIVER Repair Dept. . . . Basement We Do Not Bsme Speelat Sales But SaQ You et Our The missing objects were among f«4tMIEI MOIRAl DtrOSIT INSUXANCt COIPOIa'IION nriesDssssrStit wM CH|fEAM’*-KlyftoM 21U Priees Beerj Daj on Ml Drug MerehattMse, Measures removed for safe-keep­ ing during the war and only re­ cently returned to the Cathedral. > PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4208 Thursday, July 18, Street Preaching Institute Delegates Nurses Sponsoring \ SOUTH BROADWAY SUPER MARKET Box Social to Aid ^ M S a t m A ft fo e s X a rm JhetT.dSm f i e • A. B. ALLEY HARTYN HORKANS 475 SOUTH BROADWAY—A^orfA of Ward*8 Liturgical Parley Weedox g„p„ i.pt^ ______$1.00 HO fOOAierO ------N Sani-FIush ______19c The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Nurses is sponsoring a C a T “N u Johnion'i, 1-pt. esn 5 9 c Vo U R d o l l a r S box social and square dance at the USO— NCCS club, E. 16th Soil-Off 1 .^ l _ 6 0 c avenue and Grant street, Thurs­ day, July 18, at 8 p.m. Bon Ami eske_ __ 1 0 c W stretches HERt I Memb^s of every parish are cordially invited to attend. Those Glo-Coat Johnion’i, l-o t esn _ 9 8 c who wish to co-operate in this func­ tion are earnestly requested to A c r O W a X Floor Wax, 1-qt. can ______4 5 c prepare a decorated luncheon box, Qnalily Frasb Meals ■ Fish ■ Poillry which will be auctioned. Thaj Wrights silver Cream, PolUh, S-oi. glass _ 1 9 c highest bidder will have the privi­ lege of sharing the luncheon with Fly Swatters ,„ h ______7c the donor whose name appears on Grape Frail, Garth, No. 2 can the box. The,square dance will Aont Sue ory Cleaner, French. 1-gal. can ______6 9 c follow the auctibn. £ Scot Towels...... IGe ^ The entire proceeds will be Heco X ___ 59c ^ gal. glass _____ 9 8 c donated to help defray the ex­ R n n n Household Cleaner | n .> j ^ Hershey’sBars...... Be ^ penses of the Liturpcal conference Boon ,.<,1. bottle------19c H g a l. b0Ule__34c in the archdiocese in October. ceses, and eight religious communities. The insti­ The aecond National Straot Preaching Inatitnte Catholics’ attendance and co­ tute was under the patronage of Bishop Edwin V. White Magic nieach. l-qt glaat _ 1 Oc ^ g| „, __ 19c Welch’ s Grape Jelly, 16 oz. jar 24e ^ for prietU was held Jnly 8 to 13 at the College of operation in preparing a luncheon Onr Lady of the Osarkt, Carthage, Mo. Pictured O’Hara of Kansas City, Mo., Episcopal chairman of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, sponsor- box will be deeply appreciated by Clorox gus, _____------18c jai. glees__ 27c Blackberries, Moon Glow, No. 1G here are some of the 46 priests who came from 11 the committee in charge of the states and repreiented two archdioceses, five dio­ ing organiution. Liturncal conference and the Babo Cleanser, 1-can ______1 1C 2 cans_____ 2 1 C can...... $1.65 Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Nurses. Brooms princess, each ... 91 C Sunerior. Mrk $1.11 I in c e n t d e p a u l f e a s t Superior, each l|i Hills Bros. Coffee, 1 lb...... 33e ^ q n i; IF T Y ST. V An enjoyable evening is assured to all. .. Canning Bran Flakes fZ-l^rThg. ____1 4c TO BE NOTED AT ST. LOUIS’ Items 5 Finest Selection and Display of FAVORS ARE RECEIVED Rice Krispies ___ 12c Fresh Fmits and Vegetables in THROUGH ST. FRANCES Ball Mason Zinc (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) Mass, breakfast will be served in A reader of the Register wishes to publish thanks for favors re­ 1-dos. pkj. ^ 1 9 c Grape Nut Flakes i2k>.. pv,. 14c ------Denver — — — St. Louis’ conference will be host the hall and there will be a short meeting. ceived through the intercession of to members of the Particular coun­ SL Frances Xavier (S^brini. Com Kix 7-ox. pkff. ___ 13c ______I This Sunday will be Communion ... cil and member conferences of the C a p s f Z .S ; H TO MAKE OETBEII society of St. Vincent de Paul this day for the children of the parish. Diced Beets d«i Monte, soj gu... 12c Sunday, July 21, when the feast of They will receive in the 9 o’clock IStb At*., at 9 A at Downfaiti the society’s patron saint will be Mass. Diced Carrots ___ 11c i f j Hamboldt Colfax at (St. Patrick’i Parith, Denver) observed. Those in attendance will Father A. G. Ellard, SJ., and IgtisH err Mason, Gay'lonI J ots 12 p te._____ 500 Grant A meeting of St. Patrick’s Altar receive Communion in a body in the Father Robert Grennan, SJ., of­ Otoe Beans 8c I 111 8 o’clock Mass. Following the fered Mass and preached in the S t Mason, PURITY and Rosary society was held July •'"*12 Qts.____ 11 in the Inncnroom of the Louis church last Sunday. S p i n a c h Emerald Bay. No. 2t4 can.. 1 8 c } school, with Mrs. Joseph Petraglia Baptized Sunday was Sylvia Ann CREAMERIES presiding. Miss Mary Regan was Red Ultimatum Lynch, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Vanilla 20c Beverages hostess. Mmes. J. Natale, K. Han­ Thomas Lynch. SponsorsSpoi were Ben Airway ; i! DAIRY SPECIALISTS son, Syl Franks, and A. Zamboni T. Rice and Mrs. Wilma Wolf. Mi­ Serve and Amelia Natale took care of Vanilla In Hungary Is chael Henry Kleeb, son of Mr. and Coffee, 1-Ib. bag 21c Milk and Ice Cream the altars in June. Several Mrs. Howard Kleeb, was also bap­ members plan to attend the gen­ tized, with Edward J. Scheune- M acaroni Suzannar^"p’/,:“!:: Nob Hill At Their Best eral retreat at El Pomar scheduled Blow at Church mann and Cecilia M. Scheunemann Wholesome and satisfying at a Coffee. l*lb. biLg------26c Yoar Patronage Invitei for the week end of August 23-25. as sponsors. Any member of the parish who Members of the Altar and Ro­ main dish, Deliciont with Suzanna Edwards 186 So. Downing S8ili ft Low«R would like to make this retreat is Budapest.— (INS) — Hungary’ s sary society will attend a retreat other foods — cheese, toma­ 145 Broadway S U Sanu Fa asked to get in touch with Mrs. A. conservative Small-Holder party in El Pomar the last of this week. toes, mnshrooms, oysters and iffee. I-Ib. can _____ 29c Zamboni, GL. 8488, who is in charged that the Soviet occupation Hostesses for the Altar and Rosary eggs. Oats Quaker, ZO-os. pkg. olgers charge, or Mrs. Petraglia, GL. forces were attempting to split its society card party Thursday of this 5548, to make reservations. Mrs. leadership and force it out of week will be Mmes. James Jackson, J. Natale led the opening prayer power. It said the Soviets sought Coffee, 1-lb. can _____ 33c J. P. Tangney, and Mayme O’Sul- O a t s Quaker, 48-oz. pkg. and Mrs. Chiolero the closing to elevate the Communist party Kvan. Lunch will be at 12:30 p.m. Canterbury COLFAX MARKET prayer, and replace Premier Ferenc Nagy COLFAX AT COLFAX AT The Very Rev. J. P. O’Heron re­ Black Tea, lb. pkg. 43c MARION Sunday will be Communion day ^itb the nation’s^ Communist lead- turned last week after conducting MACAIIONI Vinegar om mih, ib-oz. gu. DOWNING - er. Deputy Premier Rakosy. for the members of both junior the funeral for his aunt, Sister Liptons and senior Young Ladies' sodali- Nagy has received a five-point Cleophas, who was a member of the ultimatum from Lt. Gen. V. P. HAUC BROS. Vinegar ow mui. 32-01. gis. Tea, 1-lb. pkg, _ 97c The firms listed here de­ ties. community of the Sisters of St. Sviridov, Red Army commander in Joseph in Rochester, N. Y., for 70 CLARK’S FLOWERS Mr. and Mrs. Chester Negri of Hungary, who demanded: serve to be remembered this parish announce the engage­ years. MARKET ’ COMPLETE LINE OF CUT FLOWERS 1. Liquidation of the Hungar­ CORN FED MEATS AND POTTED PLANTS when you are distributing ment of their daughter, Dorothea, ian Boy Scouts and a Catholic Sunday Masses in St. Louis’ to Carl Famini, son pf Mr. and nSH AND POULTRY l)W* DelWtr TA. S6« Youth organizatin as “ hotbeds of church are at 6, 8, 9,10, and 11:30. s A a F E W A Y your patronage in the dif­ Mrs. Joseph Famini, also of this Floral SpravB and Coraagea Fascism.” At the last card party, prizes 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 parish. No date has been set for I SCOLPAX DRIVE-IN IISC E. COLFAX ferent lines of business. 2. Disciplining the Catholic were won by Mrs. Rose Walsh and their wedding. Church, whose leaders were de­ Mrs. E. E. Aragan.. Mrs. A. Mi-i Mrs. C. Rowland, her daughter, chaud won the cSke donated by scribed as “ reactionary and un­ TOUB FAVORITE DAIST AND Leona Ecker, and her sister. Miss Mrs. K. Vranesic. Mrs. R. S. Hel- democratic." ICE CREAM SPOT FOR GRACIOUS LIVING ♦TTIE FISH LOVER’S HOST FROM COAST TO COAST” Dorothy Negri, have been spending 3. End of alleged attacks on mer will be chairman for the ^arty a two-week vacation visiting rela­ Russian soldiers by Hungarians to be held July 25, assisted by Mrs. tives in California. said to be connected with the Julia Doering and Mrs. Harry PRGDUGERS UAIRY Atkinson. RYAN’S Mrs. Bessie DeFranco o f Pater­ Catholic Church. The sewing circle, which meets 933 BANNOCK Fish and Poultry son, N. J., has arrived here and is 4. Expulsion and muzzling of visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Petraglia. two anti-Communist writers from at Mrs. Amos Steck’s, will not meet DIrftctly Aerow th« Stroot Proa until further notice. Mrs. M. Haff- Phone Tabor ‘1776* “Everything She came here to attend .the wed­ the Small-Holder party. Thft Begistcf 5. Lifting of parliamentary ner_ and Mrs. John Bettinger are Under the ding of her son Ray to Miss Nancy immunity for Laszlo Filler and caring for the sanctuary this LUNCHES Wft Sptcialixt in Petraglia, which will be held month. Sea“ Saturday morning, July 20, prior Laszlo Gyulay to permit arrest on FOUNTAIN SERVICE MILK FED POULTRY The women of the parish attend­ CompItU Lina of V | ^ « l; F to a Nuptial Mass at 9 o’clock, of­ charges of organizing a plot fered by the Rev. Theodore Haas. against Leftist leaders, including ing the retreat in El Pomar are and the best in SEA FOODS AND ------r „ u „ a le . asked to meet in the Union Bus FRESH FISH ^ L o lfa x At*. Miss Ann Petraglia, sister of the P^kosy. DAIRY PRODUCTS MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. bride, and Joseph, Jr., her brother, Government officials feared that depot at 501 17th street at 12:30 FAST COURTEOUS. SERVICE— FREE CTTY-WIDE DELIVERY p.m., Friday, July 19. will be the only attendants. The removal of parliamentary immu­ [Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; couple plan to reside in Paterson, nity would open the way to a purge N. J. of members representing the Father Achille Sommaruga was Small-Holder party. host to all bazaar workers the eve­ ning of July 14 in the auditorium of the school. Mmes. J. Libonati, UN Report o i Spain L O O P MARKET Thomas Rotar, and D. Lamriato, assisted by other members of the Called Hollow Mockery FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Mothers’ club, acted as hostesses. F r * « Parking With Parehaaa of SOo or Moro at 1429 I The Rev. The^ore Haas showed a couple of films, and other enter­ Washing^on.— Demands for po­ tainment was provided before the litical amnesty and a free society SOLES serving of refreshments. in Spain, contained in the United IMMEOIATB 8EBVICE Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brickman Nations sub-committee report on Beautiful Man'll W oBi«’a and Childnnii of Detroit, Mich., announce the Spain, "can sound only as a hollow Good Bakery Goodis Half Solit birth of a daughter. Mrs. Brick- mockery, a deliberate insult to the Fresh Cut Flowers AH Work GoaranUid man is the former Virginia Bat- taia of this parish. The infant is conscience of mankind,” said the A FAGAN’S LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP Spanish embassy here. The report LOOP MARKET the grandchild of Mrs. Mary Bat- taia. was signed by the Polish puppet Large Assortment of Polfed VOSS BROS. Mrs. Joseph Carroll and daugh­ delegate, “ to whose country,” the Plants and Funeral Designs for fine ters are spending a week in embassy commented, “ not even the PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Steamboat Springs. heroic soldiers who fought for their fatherland dare return for JERRY BREEN Fryers fear of torture or death.” FOR THEY ARE RELIABLE Objectionable Picture The demands made by the re- Withdrawn by Theater port “ have long since been real­ Turkeys ized,” the embassy said. The re­ Florist Augusta, Ga.— ^The motion pic­ port itself is called contradictor VALUES ture, Tke Outlaw, which was to in accusing Spain of bein^ “ a 1456 California MA. 2279 Hens have been shown at the Miller cause of international friction, theater for the week beginning while at the same time admitting FINE July 14, was not shown. “ no breach of peace has yet oc­ Fish “ Citizens of this community in curred; no act of aggression has MONOGRAM whose judgment I have great con­ been proved; no threat of peace and In the fidence,’’ the manager said, “ have has been established.” MATCHES A MASTERIMECE represented to me that they were Spain’s political system, accord­ Summer Time of the opinion that The Outlaw is ing to the embassy, is founded on Sea Feed not desirable entertainment. Con “ the doctrines of Christian public Wesleni Slalionenr curring with them, and out of re­ law,” and embodies “ a cultural OE spect for their judgment, this pic­ and social le^lation which can GREETING AND Dial MA. 0541 TRY ture will not be shown." stand comparison with the most advanced and most liberal of the SCENIC CARDS W* Mskt Old ShsM LMk Uk* Hem world.” FI^E IlKEWIVU COMPLETE LINE OP T!i« ftnnn listed li*r* dsssnpB te SHOE SUPPLIES LEE’S MONOGRAM bs rsmsmbsrsd when yon v di^ tiibutinf your patroBSfs to tbo dit* Jess Super Market Master Shoe Reboilder Vatican Denies It Had SHOP tersat Ubss of buslosss. SI\rE l8oii 503 15th 8u Phone TA 0812 Chetnik Connections

MASTER KEY SHOP Ilonie.— The Vatican officially TAKE IT EASY denied assertions made at the trial of Gen. Draja Mikhailovich in SH U nO B R O S. TIME FOR Belgrade that the Holy See ted SaeeeaMrs ta Dispease Bras, PICNIC established contact "with the Chet­ . M eat Valiies at nik' leader during the war. Au­ Why Not Eat More Pruitt SUPPLIES thorities also denied that money M l litli St. TA. MU had passed through Vatican chan­ T ^ “S7FrUay. TA. 0322 Baked Ham * Picklea— OUree - CHICAGO MARKET SBBVICB CALLS AUTO KEYS nels to aid the Chetnik cause in Fancy Cheese - Dairy ProdneU MAIL 0SDRB8 ACCEPTED Yugoslavia. ______and the finest delicacies ior your parties at home or away Personal Supervision given by AS A NATURAL AID FOR the Brandon’s, The firms listed here de­ KIDNEY TROUBLE ^ MARKET DAIRY 00. serve to be remembered Drink MOUNTAIN VALLEY Mineral Water, ihe cele­ brated health water from Hot Spring!, Ark. Why not give MOUNTAIN VALLEY a trial? It hat helped when you are distributing ADDISON'S ROCKY MTN. FISH & POULTRY CO. many thousand! for more than 75 years. T A . 27 58 your patronage in the dif­ FRANK J. ROTBLLA iriLBKR BSATTT CtiU o r Write TODAY lor a Free Booklet! Fresh Snd Saltad Nutmeats Candisd Fmits and Candlaa • ORDER A CASE OF 6 HALF GALLONS TODAY! ferent lines of business. HESEINO T ID B m SCOTCH OAT MEAL____ MACARONI AND BPAGHETTI Patronize Our Advertisers DEEP ROCK WAHR CO. Frtih Ground Peanot Batter TIVOLI-UNION CO. • DENVER. COLO. 6 1 4 27th Street TAbor 5121 Dsdidotu TEA and COFFEE Thursday, July 18,1946 Office, 988 BannodE Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4268 PAGE SHVgy V.' *y

& 1 SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE P[flC[ H i PTI S H I P S IN DENVER ARCHDIOCESE La Ray Hotell The summer schedule of Masses BRECKENfimOE, 9 -80, tnd Sunday. BRIOUSDALK, 10 8 » , 2nd Sunday: 8, 4tb in the Denver archdiocese in par­ Sunday. Theatre ishes that have reported the Mass BRIGHTON. S t Augustine's, 100 S. 0th Our Evening CMPS Finn time to the REGISTER is given S t, 8 and 10:84. Spanish, 8. -GOLDEN- I A I i ^ 1028 S. Gaylord BUFFALO, 10 evsry Sunday. III ST. DOMIIIIE'S ■ PE. 1177 beloK. Pastors are asked to send BURLINGTON, S t Catherine's, 9 :80, 1st THIIKSDAT, FRIDAY, SATURDAY in the schedule of their parish if trd. and itb Sundays: 7 80, tnd and Ovoued and Operated hy JULY U, It. tt (Sacred Heart Pariah, Denver) not listed, in order that a complete 4th Sundays. (St. Dorainie’i Paritk, Danwar) DELIVERS Paul HanroM - Maurtcn O’Hara in A games payty will be given by listing may be made for the benefit CAMP SANTA MARIA. 8 8 0 and 9 80. The weekly Holy Hour will be HR. AND MRS. M. L. HOLLAND THE SPANISH MAIN of summer visitors, CASTLE ROCK, 9, July, September, and held Friday, Julv 19, at 7:30 p.m. — Offer a leide variety of (IH TECHNICOLOR) the Sacred Heart school PTA November; 11. August and October, CATHEDRAL, 6, T. S, I. II, 11-JO, and tod and 4tb Sundays. This service includes a perpetual AND room mothers’ group this Sunday, the be»t food$, Robtrt I/jwrty - Halan Gilbert In 1X:8». CENTRAL CITY. 10 during July. novena in honor of the Infant of CHEYENNE WELLS, Sacred Heart 0. GOD’.S COUNTRY July 21. This party will be held at ANNUNCIATION, t i l l Humboldt, I ill. Prafrue and Blessed Martin de . , . and inelude your ekoiee T:tO, 1:10, liIO, 10:41, II. Holy days, 8:45. (m CINKCOLOR) CRAIG, S t Miehatl's, 10. trd, 4th, and Porres, and is dedicated to world the home of Mrs. Peter Hotra, 2855 ASSUMPTION, Stockyard sUtlon, I, T, of Appetiter, Salade, Pota­ SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, Curtis street, beginning at 1 p.m., 5th Sundays. 12, 2nd Sunday. peace. The preacher on July 19 will and 0. CRIPPLE CREEK, S t PeUr'a, 0 8 0 or toes, Vegetables, Desserts WEDNESDAY. JULY II. XI. II. X< and the funds realized from it will BLESSED SACRAMENT, H o n tv le w be the Rev. J. G, Forquer, O.P. All Star Cait in 10 on alternato Sundays. and Drinks. be used to help defray the - ex­ Blvd. and Elm, 7. S, 1:10. 10:45. It. DEER TRAIL. S t Joseph's, 11:15. 1st The Blessed Virgin sodality will ZIEGFELD FOLLIES HOLY^ FAMILY, W. 44tk and UUca. and 6th Snodaya; 7:50, Srd Suodaya, penses of the forthcoming nienic, 4, 7:10, I, 10. 11. It. receive Communion in the 7:30 OF 1946 . EAST LAKE, Onr Lady of Sorrows, 9. Mass Sunday, July 21. All mem­ PriceU from 7 5 cent* which this group is planning. All HOLY GHOST, SSI Itth street. 0, 0. EATON, 8 80, tnd Sunday (Spanish). (IN TECHNICOLOll) PTA members and ail those inter­ 7:15, 8:15, 0:15, 10:18. 11:11, end EATON, 1.80, 2nd Sunday and 4tb Sat. bers of the sodality are urged to AND ested in the school are invited to 11:15. Week days, 7 and T:45. urday. be present. Warner Baxter In HOLY ROSARY £ . 4TUi and Pearl. 0, KOGEWATER. 0:80. 0, 10. and It. attend. 8, and 10. St. Albert’s circle has presented RUSS BENNEH JUST BEFORE THE ELBERT, I. tnd Sunday; 9, July 28. Members of the Mt. Carmel LOYOLA. E, tlid Are. and York. 0, 1, Sspt 19, and Oot 17; 11. Aag. 25 and Father V. R. Hughes, O.P., with 8:80, 10:80,>and-It. Week days, 8 ‘JO DAWN society sponsored a High Mass July Sept 27. a substantial donation for the care and 8. Holy days, 0, T, I, and 0, Con­ ELIZABETH.ILIZAB ^ 11, 2nd Sunday. of the sanctuary. Members of the AT BHOADWAT 16, to honor the patroness of Mt fessions: Saturdays and Thursdays Reslanrani H A T IN R at SUNDAY, 1 F.M. ENGLEWOOD. 8, 0, 0, 10, and 11:80, btfore Srst Fridays and on sve of BRIE, S t Seholastiea's, 9. Holy daya, 9 circle will not meet again until SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. CarmeL I to t PA—T Dan a Wnk ftast days, IJO to 6 :4i and 7 :t0 to ESTES PARK. S t WalUr'a, 7, 9 8 0, and the fall season. ______I PAL There will be devotions for the 9 p.m. Confessions on Sundays before 18. Wiatsr moatha (In High School 7 and 8 'AO Masses. Among r^odhit visitors to the perpetual novena in honor of the Bldg.) 12, oxeept Jast Sunday of arish have been the Rev. Leo L. Sacred Heart Friday evening at OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, W . lOtb month, 10. Confsastons Saturday sva- Art. end Naraio St„ 0, 7, I a O, 10, ning and bafore 9 80 Mass. f'arrell, O.P., former pastor; the 7:30. end 12. EVERGREEN. Christ the King, 10. Very Rev. G. F. Walter, O.P., sub- Have You Tried? This Sunday, July 21, is Com­ PRESENTATION, W. 7tb and Julian 8t„ FORT COLLINS, Holy Family, I and 10. prior of Fenwick high school Tom Burke’s 5, 8, 10. and It. S t Joseph's, 6:80, 8, sod 10. Denver’t Newett ft FInett munion day for the women of the REGIS COLLEGE (Students' chapel). FORT LOGAN, S t Patrick's, 0 and 11. priory, Oak 'Park, III.; and the parish Altar sodality. They will re­ W. 50th end LowtU Blvd., I AO and Holy daya, 8. Rev. Vincent J. Hope, U, S. navy ceive in the 7:30 o’clock Mass. 0:15. FORT MORGAN, S t Helena's, 7:89 and chaplain. i Roosevelt Grilti Drive-lu Restauraut SACRED HEART. t700 Urimsr SL, 9. — « > The Rev. Martin A. Schiltz, S.J., OAO. 7:30, 0, 10:80. end It. FREDERICK, S t Therett's, 7 8 0 and ST. ANTHONY'S, Quitman and W. 18th Summer Attendance • ’ Faniofu for made his annual retreat this week 10 80. We Feature— The Rev. Thomas J. Sheehy, Ave„ 5:40, 7, and 7:45. GEORGETOWN, 8 during July. ST. CATHERINE'S, 4200 Fedtral Blvd., G1LCRE3T, 11:80 (Spanish). In Nederland Doubles • Fine Pastries (Prom Our SJ., of S t Ijouis university spent 6, 7 AO. 9., 10:30, and lt:15. Wsek :: FINE FOODS 0ILCRE8T, 12. Ten new pews have been added Own Bake Oven.s) a few days at the rectory this week. days, 6 :80 end 8. GILLk 8 :80, tnd Saturday and 4th Sun- ST. DOMINIC'S, X908 rsderel Blvd., to S t Rita’s chapel, Nederland. ■ • Cocktails • Steaks, Fried Chjeken, day. « » Albert Harris, son of Mr. and 5:80. 7;t0, 9. 10:80, and 12. Holy GILL, 8 80, 4th Sunday (Spanish). The installation of electric light­ and Seafoods daysT 6:80, 6:15. 7. 7 :45. 9, end 10:80. Fast CoUittbus Service ', Mrs. J. Albert Harris, 2938 GLENWOOD SPRINGS. S t Stephen'!, ing awaits the arrival of neces­ ST. ELIZABETH, 1060 11th SL, 5. 8, 7 and 9 until 2nd Sunday in S^tem - ark lane hotel • Delicious Sandwiches Arapahoe street, is recovering in 9:15. II. and 12:15. sary material. Owing to the many St. Joseph’s hospital, where he ber. COCKTAIL LOUNGE ;; 18th and California ;; • Complete Fountain Service ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’, Alameda and GOLDEN, S t Joseph's, 8 and 10. improvements being made in the underwent a major operation last S. Sherman. 5. 6, 7, 8. 9. 10, 11. and GOLD HILL, 8 ;I0 July and August Nederland area, the summer con- . > < ■ 12. '^Appetising Food at It's Best" week. GRAND LAKE, 8. 9:80. and 1180 be- 'regation at St. Rita’s chapel has ST. JAMES', 1884 NewporL I AO. 7 AO. Inning Juna SO through September 1. DINING 8 AO, 10. 11. and 12. Rloly days tame. ioubled in number. FISHERMAN—TOURISTS ST. JOHN'S. E. 5th Ava. and Josephine, GREELEY COLONY, 1:80, ted Friday Greene’s Drive

eenic o L o r io C m * No Liquor Please and 4th Sundays. NEDERLAND. St. Rita's chapel. Mass veteran students is responsible for Max., M a f^peJeieo 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION AURORA. 8 and 10. each Sunday during July and August BAILEY (Relicioua of tha Sacred Hear) boosting the registration figures chapel). 8:80 on Sundays; 7 o'clock at 8. beyond last year’s high of 1,634 Frequent, convenient dally Archdiocese of Denver NEW CASTLE, 12. 1st Sunday only. Week oF Sunday, July 21 1 on weeic days. OAK CREEK. 10 8 0, 2nd and 4tb Sun­ students. This year’s registration bus schedules thruoeS BASALT, St. Vincent'!, 10:80, 2nd and days. is 39 per cent over the number ex­ S i. Walter's, Estes Park (13 4th Sundays. Colorado and Utah PARKER, II. July and September: 9. Hours’); Holy Name church, BOULDER. Sacred Heart of Mary. 7:80. pected. August and October, lat Sunday, 8 :80, alL Sundays, July and AnamsL Steamhoat Sprints; and Sl. PEETZ, Sacred Heart, 7 and 9; week STRASBURG, SL Gm^ruda’a, 1180, tnd PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BOUT.DER. Sacred Heart of Jesus, 5, 8, days, 7, Sundaya: 7:80, 4th Sundaya. Victor’s, Victor (13 Hours’). and 10. PIERCE. 8:80. 4th Friday. STRATTON, SL Cbarlei Borromeo’a, T^/o'Gra/iUe RED CLIFF, 9 80. 4th Sunday. 7 ;$0, lat, Srd, and 5th Sundaya; 9:80, THE BEST IN BARBECUE AND STEAKS 2nd and 4th Sundaya. TM/LWAYS RIFLE. 0:80 lat Sunday only. Opan AU Night Two Locatiana 66 9 9 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Holy Name, SUPERIOR. St. BaDadlcFa. 7:80 and Come to Charch in the Mountains 8:80 and 10:80, lit Sundays; 8:80, 8:80, alL Sundaya baginnlDt 8nd Sun­ SPEEB AT BROADWAY M A .fttl tnd Sundays; 10:80, Srd Sundays; day o( each month. C. R. DEISHER 8:80. 4th Sundays; 8:80 and 10:80, VICTOR, St. Vietor'a, 8 8 0 or 10 on COLFAX AT ST. PAUL EA. HXt tth Sundays. altarnata Sundaya,. Passenger Traffic Manager STERLING. S t Anthony’s, 6, 7 80, 8 80. WELBY, Aaaumptlon, July to Saptara- bar, 8, 7, and 9. 775 Waree Street PLACER INN and 10. The finest In the monntalns, 84 milss want of Denver on U. B. 8 and U. 8. 40 Highways. WRAY, SL Andraw’a, I and 9:89; holy Denver 4, Colorado GRAND LAKE Tticpboae 106^ Idaho Springi, Colorado Banquet and party capacity to 800. Fine F o ^ STERLING. St. Benodlct'a hospital, 4. all daya 7 :80 and 9. Dancing. Sundays, holy days, and week days. YUMA. SL John'a, 8:80, lat and 8H Haadgaartete far Sklen — Hentera — FishermsD — Toarists — Meenlaln CUmbere STONEHAM. S t John's, 8. 1st. 2nd. and Sundaya; 1080, tnd, 4th, and 5th tth Sundaya; 10:80 4th Sundays. Sundaya, Hay to Noramhar. GLENWOOD SPRINGS ■rtHE SEA BEACH Send Your Boy to THE RAPIDS HOTEL IN THE MOUNTAINS” HOTEL — CABIN AND RESORT ACCOMMODATIONS FINE MODERN COTTAGES A. M. BILLS. Owaae SWIMMING — FISHING — HORSEBACK BIDING — VAPOR CAVE BATHS EVERGREEN LIBBY AND JULIE THIS WKEK-E^D*AT OKANELA LODGE 9 Miles West of Glenwoed Springs, Cole., on U. 8. Highway Ns. 5 and 14 FOOD MARKET "In the Heart of the White River National Foreat" Crawford^s Food Market PST, Plenty of Piihing—Good Saddle Hsraci— Modem Cabins— Dinners Servtd ky Appelntmeat B. L.. J. D. CRAWFtJRD PHONE GIHNWOOD SPRINGS 454-R2 ar writa C. B. Clarkson, Mana«tr Meats, Fish, Fowl. Frozen Foods. Fruits and Vegetables. FOB A REAL HOME C(M)KBD MEAL DON'T HISS SILVER TIP’S LODGE Near Rocky Mountain Na­ "Hoeae of WssUrn Haspllallty*' Open All Tsar Say N. HaS, I ED. CORBIIV’S DREG STORE tional Park in the heart of (EVERGREEN DRUG 8T()gE) ESTES P A R K America’s most majestic EVERGREEN, COLO., U.S.A, ALTITUDE 7,039 FEET mountains. STAGE COACH INN a FAMOUS FOR FINE F60D Frismbhlp with a Weatem Accent ESTES PARK LUMBER CO. Evergreen Service Station TLANNINO FOR A BETTEE PLACE TEXACO PRODUCTS PETTINGKLL'S G. E. CASEY, Mgr. TO LIVE" BERMAN OLDE, Mgr. 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PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 18, 1946

Keep Your Vision Pontiff Receives Cyclists V r TO DATE Rev. Paul J. Reed Early Entry Urged Annual Novena to St. Anne Dr. John R. The Shirley Ganige OmCIAL AAA 0ABA6B From July 17lh to July 25lli, Inel. PHONE TABOB U ll D v u d Nigkl Stone*, Roeatitat, COYLE I f u U ^ wd On*«faiB. CueliM and Ofli To Officiate at For New Pupils 8 o’clock Each Evening Optometrist IM l-n UNCOLN ST. (Check intention and mail to St. Leo’s Churchy K E .8 6 0 3 908 lOlh St., Denver 4, Colorado.) 1, U t M*ek BUg. I DORAN Brother s Wedding At Cathedral High Petitions JANES BONNBB. Mgr. TEXACO FIBE CBIXP HATTERS] Employment Good Health (S t. Philomena’i Parioii, Danrer) Regittration for Cathedral Better Position ‘*Bot BoeondlttoBlng Cure of Disease BONNEB’S Borvieo EgtlBoirtlr* I The Rev. Paul J. Reed will leave high ichool, Denrer, will open Raise in Salary Cure o f Alcoholism TEXACO STATION Sunday, June 21, for his home in this Monday, July 22. Pros- Grace o f Good Confession Peace of Mind 733 E. Colfax at Clarkooa Manchester, N. H. He will spend Financial Aid Return to: 6AS, OIL AND ACCESBOBIES CALL MAIN 68S8 pectiTe itudent* are aelced to Succe.ss in Business GBEASmO AMD WASHING ^Po* fn o Piek-«p tad DtUmy some time on a motor trip in the The Faith East and will officiate at the wed come to the Cathedral con­ Sale of Property The Sacraments PHONE KE. tU l Sorric* vent, 1840 Grant street, Bpatr aad Bonnock D arcr 4 Colo. ding of his brother, W. Ernest Success in Studies Conversions Reed, in the Manchester Cathe­ where the registration will be Catholic Boy Friend Religious Vocations: dral Aug. 6. His mother, Mrs. held. Catholic Girl Friend Priesthood Isabelle Reed, will return with him Despite the facilities for Happy Marriage Sisterhood to spend a few weeks in Denver. larger enrollment provided by Peace in the Horn* The Pope The Sisters of Loretto enter­ the addition of two new class­ Spiritual Favor Gift of Purity tained nuns of various Denver rooms this summer, the num­ Happy Death Love of Neighbor communities who attended ‘the ber of new students who can Souls in Purgatory World Peace Solemn M5ss July 15 marking the be accommodated is limited, end of the novena to St. Frances so that early registration is Special intentions Xavier Cabrini. imperative on the part of .Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Keefe of those, interested. Wayne, Nebr., announce the birth of a son. Mrs. Keefe is the former Patricia Ann Coupe. Altar and Rosary society.mem­ bers assisting in the altar work “Pomfted for the summer months are Mrs. George Astler, Mrs. Warren Mil The usual rule for conservetive The occasion was the 29th Giro d’ ler,. Mrs. A. J. Quinlivan, Mrs. or formal attire for visitors re­ Italia (Rome, Italy, bicycle race). Helen Bishop, Mrs. T. A. Coupe, ceived by the Pope was waired The Holy Father, in addressing the Mrs. J. F, Jordan, Mrs. Floyd when a group of Italian cyclists contestants, reminded them of the Stakebake, and Mrs. George was deceived by the Holy' Father. race toward eternal life. Schwartz. PROSPECTOn The Holy Name society mem­ bers received corporate Com­ FR. GERLEMAN, S. J., GIVING EVERY MOTT-OVER NIGHT-TO U lT U EE OTY munion July 14. Mr. and Mrs. John Covillo have Lv....„ Denver___ 5:00 p.m. returned after several weeks in SPECIAL C U S S FOR SISTERS Ar. Suit Lake City 7:50 a.m. New York. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zook are Lv. Salt Lake City 5:30 p.m. (Loretto Heights College, Denver) Those who are planning to at­ leaving this week for a trip to Ar.....„ Denver.....8:30 a.m. Chicago. The Rev. Hugo Gerleman, S.J., tend but have not made reserva­ Carol, Shirley, and Pauline former member of the Classics de­ tions, are asked to call the col­ Krier and Edna Rayner of Wal- partment of Regis college, has lege as soon as possible. senburg are the house guests of started a two-week series of lec­ Preients Recital y Mr. and Mrs. J. H. MacMorrow. tures on the “ Eucharist as the Miss Hermina Keller, faculty They recently returned from a Center of the Religious Life.” member of the Conservatory of trip to the East and Canada. They are held for the benefit of Music of Toronto, Canada pre­ Miss Shirley Kirkpatrick enter­ the Sisters of Loretto and the sented a piano recital at Loretto tained July 16 at a miscellaneous visiting sisters attending the sum­ Heights college July 15. shower in honor of Miss Virginia mer scnool session. Friends of, the pianist and the Gebhard, a bride-elect Father Gerleman is staying on sisters at the college were invited James O’Crady arrived last the college campus and is available to attend. week from Dawson, Nebr., to for private interviews at any time. Her program was as follows; make his home with his daughter, Tne Rev. Leo Coressel, S.J., of Scarlatti sonatas, “ E Major,” “ G Mrs T. A. Coupe. St. Mary’s college, St. Marys, Minor-Burlesqua,” and “ C Major;” Kans., is a guest faculty member Prudene Cooper of Humboldt, Schumann, /“ Sonata in F sharp ; j Nebr., is the house guest of Jane of the Loretto Heights college minor;” Chopin, “ Nocturne,' and Betty Coupe. summer session. He is teaching a “ Etude for the Black Keys,” . ■! course on “ The Triune God,” which Etude called ‘The Butterfly’,” Former WAVE Officer deals with God in His relation to and "Waltz in E minor;” Ravel, man. This course is part of a series Sonatine,” and “ Modere.” In Denver With Mother for summer school courses in re­ ligion, especially outlined for re­ Mrs. Eugene A. Ferrand and her ligious. The plan of the six-year daughter, Lt. Elizabeth Ferrand course is as follows: of the WAVES, have returned 1. The Incarnation and Redemp­ INSURANCE from San Francisco, where Lt. tion. Mary and her preroga­ Ferrand was stationed three years. tives. The veneration and invo­ She is now on terminal leave in cation of the saints. JOS. J. CELLA 2. Grace and the infused virtues. their home, 2063 Eudora, Denver. 1120 Security Bldg. The sacraments as channels of grace. Phone KEystone 2633 The Triune God God in His relation to man. CORB*CTLY-riTTEq_ Christian morality. The Sacraments— with particu­ lar reference to moral and canonical aspects. 6. The Religious Life: Moral, canonical, ascetical as­ STYUNb pects of the vows. Special canonical regulations in regard to the religious life. W e Offer a Student Get-Together Complete Optical Service The Loretto Heights student Examination, Refraction, council will play hostess to a sum­ mer-time get-together at the col­ Prescription lege club house Saturday evening, AO Classes Manufactured la July 20, at 5 o’clock. All old mem­ Our Own Laboratory bers of the student body have been invited. Quick Repair Service Movies which were taken at the Broksn L«iis

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20 Priesit Mirderid Wedding of Blind'Couple Frsseli Clergy, Nsss Cardinal Pays Tribute to Saint Solid Motives for Belief By Italy GomaiHnisis Receive DseorsHosi ' ■ • Paris.— The Vicar General of Are Given Mankind by God Rome, — Twenty priests have the Diocese of Bayonne, five been slain by anti-clerical elements French priests, and two nuns havs in the strongly Communist prov­ received citations from the French By Rkv. John B. Ebel But His followers readily embraced ince of Emilia in the past six government for thei; roles during The cloud cast upon the intellec­ them after they had seen the mira­ ths war. Moniijgnor Dsgusan, si- tual world by varioua philosophies cle of the multiplication of the months, Osservatore Romono, of­ re g ^ decorated with the ribbon of the 18th and 19th centuries- loaves, and the cure of the man af­ ficial Vatican organ, declared in of Chevalier for his role in the a vigorous editonal calling upon by Hume, Kant, the Positivists, and flicted with palsy, They recog­ war of 1914-18, hat received ^ e of­ their various followers—led to the nised these events that they saw authorities to take measures to ficer “ rosette” of the Legion of retreat in some quarters to the with their own tyes as signs and end the “ reign of terror.” Honor. The prelate was imprisoned 'refuge of “religious feeling,” “in­ seals of God as to the truth of the Oai$rvatore’» demand came at Dachau for a time, ternal experience,” and ‘‘private teschings of Christ, who performed after it was reported that two men Abbe Femand-Julien-Augusts Judment” for signs and motives the miracles. had called on the Rev. Giuseppe Gagno, pastor of Vassieux-en-Ver- of faith. The false security of­ Christ Himself said: “ If I do not Rasori in his home in San Mar­ cort, was made a Chevalier of the fered by this flight from external the works of My Father, believe tino Casoll, nine miles outside Legion of Honor and also received reality and from the mind has Me not. But if I do, though you Bologna,' and Insisted that he pro­ the Croit da Guerra, Abbe Raul since faded, as has the faith that will not believe Me, believe the duce firearms, which they claimed Vuillemin of the Diocese of Belley had Its insecure foundation upon works” (John x, 87-88); “ If I had he had hidden on the premises. Be. has also been pamed a Chevalier, these shifting sands of feeling and not done among them tha works : 'ore the priest had time to answer, and has received the Croiz de sentiment, that no other man hath done, they his callers shot him and fled. Guana with the palm branch. Fa­ The Church, custodian of the would not hava sin, but now they In several instances, priests ther Godard, 0. Praem,, and Fa­ true faith, budged not an inch in have both seen, and hated both Me liave been summoned on spurious ther Podevigne, O.M.I., air force its stand during all this time, and and, My Father” (John xv, 84). sick calls late at night and on leav­ chaplains, received the Resistance it is now emerging triumphant The A^stles, 'from the very first ing their homei have been killed. medal with the rosette. Father from the storm, its position, days of their preaching after Pen­ n other caies, the slayings have Pansard, director of an orphan founded upon the rock of intellec­ tecost, appealed to tna mlrables been preceded by requests such as asylum, received the Bronze mydal tual conviction and divine truth, arid propneeies of Christ as proofs tliat made to Father Rasori. of the Jteconnaisaonea Francatee. unshaken by the violent waves of t h ^ H e was the true *'Meulaa. Bishop Eduardo Brettoni of Sister Marie des Salnts-Servites, intellectual unrest and insecurity Moreover, they worked miracles ieggio urged town authoritisa to of the Congregation of Our Lady of unlsashad by erring philosophers themselves which were signs of the act at once agalnit'^priest-hunting the Seven Sorrows, has been made While others sought security in truth of what they preached. anti-clcricals “ in auch a way Chevalier of the Order of Public interior feeling, which they toon “ Faith does not havs ths evi­ to end these crimes.” [RNS] Health, and Sitter Paulalne, of found to be a chimera, the Church dence of natural reason demon­ the orphanage in the Rue de Dogne. maintained atcadfastly its teaching ville here, has been made a Chev- !■ the chapel of the Mother Ce> brini, who wa* rai*ad to aaiat* strating what it belisves,” St brini high ichool, New York city, hoop by Pope Piu* XII in St, Pe­ that the truth of faith is shown Thomas points out; “ but it has Chaplain of-Labor Group a liv of the Legion of'Honor and by external signs, especially by has received the Croix da Guerra Cardinel Frapei* Spellman, Arch< ter’* Ba*ilica, Rome, July 7. The certain evidence by which man is Named Australia Bishop biihop of New York, kneel* at the remains of tho saint, who wa* the miraclss, and not merely by. inter­ led to believe, such as that they and the medal of the Resistance. nal experience or private inspira­ altar hafore tha'Mai* to celebrata first Unitod Stato* ciliaon to be (the truths) were said by God, and canonized, rest in a crystal coffin tion. This is not to say that the New York.— The Rev. Andrew the canonisation of tho (chool'* r ' confirmed by miracles” (Summa New Polish Bishop Noted founder, St. Prance* Xavier Ca- beneath this altar. truths of faith are really demon­ Thtologiea, II-II, q. 2, a. 1 ad 1) Tynan, chaplain o f the Young strated by these signs, for most . . . “ For he would not believe them Christian Workers' movement in Educator, Philosopher BISHOP A S K S BILL'S VETO Australia, has been named Bishop Sanctuary on Adriatic of ^em are above and beyond nor see that they are to be believed Lafayette, La.— Biihop Jules B. human demonstration, being divine of Rockhampton. The Australian New Y ork.-—The appointment To Honor Heart of Mary except on the evidence of signs or Jeanmard, fearing the amended truths, but that they are made of something of this kind" (Ibid. News and Information bureau of the Rev. Kasimiers Kowalski, Rome. — At Pescara on the credible and worthy of belief by II-II, q. 1, a. 4 ad 2). External says he it the Ant Queensland-born A seeint-eye dog, “Joy,” kneel* the brideimaid* were blind. The prominent Polish educator, Sunday law would make it poieible Adriatic ths Oblate Missionaries these external signs. Nor docs signs, especially miracles, evident priest to be named to the Hier­ at th« altar of St. Andraw'* bride, an aaeomplUhed isamitrs**, preacher, and philosopher, by Pius for saloons and gambling places to of Mary Immaculate of the prov­ archy, and is one of the youngest church, Chicago, a* hi* owner, made her own tronttaan. Father a II, to be Bishop of Chelmo in this rule out the power and influ­ to the senses, show us what is re remain open on Sunday, appealed ince of Italy have acquired a site ence of internal experience upon ever appointed in Austrsdia. Samanthe Ingham, 20, i* married Peter Meagan officiated in the Polan^ has been announced, the for construction of a sanctuary vealed by God and hence to be be­ to Governor James Davis to veto individuals in leading them to be­ lieved. TTiey are the motives for Siahop-elect Tynan was bom at to a high tohool elassmete, James eeremeny. Inter-Catholio Preu Agency re­ dedicated to the Immaculate Heart Brisbane in 1907. Riley, 19, both (ightlsM. Twe of ports______the bill. of Mary. lief, but it merely maintains the r faith. external signs as the most impor- at ones, and as best suited for But in the present day, it might 'mankind at all times. be said, we do not see the roiraples It is surely not to be found sur­ of Christ They were certain signs prising that men, who come to a of truth for those who saw them, knowiedge even of spiritual and in­ but how about us? It cannot be tangible things through material denied that the miracles were more powerful signs to eye witnesses iMJ and physical tnings that they know at first hand through their senses, than to us. But then, we have the should come to certitude in matters whole body of witnesses to affirm of faith in the same way. The the truth of these miracles. We teaehinn of Christ on the Holy hsva all the books of the- New Testament, surs and certain wit­ Euehanst and on the forgiveness of sins, for example, were very nesses to the miracles and prophe­ difficult for the Jews to believe. cies of Christ But, in addition, we have many other signs to help us. We have Fr. Smith Flies East the accumulated thought and knowledge of centuries on the Loyola To Avirt’s Funeral wealth and beauty of the teach­ ings of faith—a great motive of belief. We have the history of the The Rev. Gregory Smith, pastor Church throughout 2,000 years, of St. Francis de Sales' church, sailing the troubled waters of the Church Qrounds Denver, went by airplane to Pitts­ world as ths unslnksbls bark of burgh Monday, to officiate at the Peter, We have the lives and ex funeral of an aunt, Mrs. Eliza­ amples of the saints—of all those D o m in ic a n S is t e r s beth Smith, for many years a resi­ myriads of heroic Christians who 23rd and York Street dent of Johnstown, Pa. She was lived and died and suffered and the widow of Jnmes A, Smith, worked for their faith, and we ace OF THE brother of the father of ths Rev, tha miracle of sanctity and bliss Gregory Smith and of Monsignor that faith led to in the life of each. Matthew Smith. Mrs. Smith came We hava the vast perspective of JULY 25, 26, 27, 28 from a family prominent for many history, and we have the living years in Catholic work in Central voice of the Church to guide us. S ic k P o o r Pennsylvania. Her uncle, the late We have spread before us, as prob­ Rt. Rev. Monsignor John Boyle, ably no other age has had, the Johnstown, was the first Vicar wealth and treasures of Christian General of the Altoona diocese, teaching, opened and sought out in which position he was succeded and exemplified for ue by 20 cen by her brother-in-law, the late R t turies of doctors, thsologisns, and Rev, l^cnsigncr Thomas P, Smith saints

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Leon-T. Wanner Dies r WE BUY AND SELL YOV PCMSH YOURSELF STOCKS AND BONDS When you neglect your eyee. Nothing in life i« »s vital— yet § everything in modem living tendi to Tire, Hurt, Age and Without obligation on your part, we win be pleased to furnish you with current information on Weaken the eyes. Be assured your sight is good, or that it’s Py[BLQ M[[TIIIG your present investments or to suggest suitable sf- properly corrected. Call today. ' Y Pueblo.— The national conven­ (Lojrola Paritk, Denver) curities for you to purchase. tion of the Carniolian Slovenian A novena in honor of St. Igna­ Catholic union (K.S.K.J.) will be tius Loyola, patron of the parish, S u l l i v a n & C o m p a n v held in Pueblo Aug. 19 to 22. A SWIGERT BROS. will begin Monday, July 2^, and Pueblo man, John Germ, is na­ TABOR 4264 SECURITY BLDG. DENVER Better Fidon OptametriMtM Good Sorvlem tional president of the organiza­ be concluded on the saint’s feast, tion, which numbers more than July 31. Devotions, which will for Eeery Ago At Right Fricet begin at 7 ;30 o’clock each evening, 40,000 members in the United SERVICE TO INVESTORS 1550 CoUfomlm KEyttano 7651 States. will consist of prayers in h6nor of A special train has been char­ St. Ignatius and a short sermon O L A ia ii in b ^t i d h a l l t arT L iD | tered to bring the delegates from nightly by the Rev. William the Eastern and Midwestern states. O’Shaughnessy, S.J, The train will arrive here Satur­ Sunday, July 21, is Communion day, Aug. 17, two days before day for the Altar sodality. the opening of the formal conven­ Bishop Bernard Sullivan, SJ., REQUIESCANT tion, and several entertainment who recently arrived from Patna, 1 THEODORE i features are slated before the of­ India, was a guest at the rectory ficial opening. Saturday. He said Mass at Loyola IN PACE At the present time, 300 dele­ convent. He is a first cousin of gates from 24 states have reg­ Sister Margaret Pierre. Ih a c k e t h a l ; istered. Most of these are from The Very Rev. John Flanagan, BESSIE LACEY, 1211 FiUmora atraet Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cleveland, SJ,, offered Mass at Loyola July Mother of frank Lacey and Mre. H. C. Toledo, Bridgeport, Conn.; Fort 'Air Conditioned Binne, Denver; filter of Mre. Katherine 14 in the absence of Father Harrlfon, Denver; Mre. Marraret Keefe Wayne, Ind.; St Louis, Mo.; and Murphy. and Mre. Nell Divine of Chief go. III.; Joliet, III., the birthplace of the MORTUARY end Mile Mary Purcell of Inglewood, K.S.K.J. Mr. and Mrs. Bill May are on Calif.; grandmother of Jamei Binne, vacation in New York and Boston. Lancaeter, Pa. Requiem Hasa waa offered Union of All SIoToninn Groups 1449.51 KaUmetb Si. In St. Philomena'e church July 12. In> Their daughter, Barbara, is vis­ o R T u n R y The initials, K.S.K.J., are used iting her grandmother in Chicago. Phone UAln 4006 tennent Mt. Olivet. W. F. Horan A Son aerviee. to signify this group that is in FRANCI5 J. CERVI OOUGUS H. BUCIC MARLEE MXARTY, 1680 Waahing- reality a union of all Catholic ton atraft. Daughter of Collette Mc­ Carty and Jamea McCarty; granddaugh­ Slovenian societies. At one ^ m e Gol. Beuchars Daughter ter of Leo Mariaux and Mra. Agnea each Slovenian parish orgranized L*on T. Wannar, a re«iiient of Mr. and Mrs. W anner, shown STORE YOUR Erickson Memorial Co. Schland: niece of Slater Herlinda, Re­ individual Slovenian clubs, the DenTar for 58 year*, passed away above, celebrated their 50th wed­ quiem Maaa waa offered in St. Patriok’a after a long illness, Tuesday, July ding anniversary June 4, 1938. Recovering From Polio MONUMENTS . MARKERS church July 16. Interment Mt. OUvet. purpose of which was to preserve 9, at his home, 1048 S.. Washing­ Surviving are his wife, Catherine; FURS-NOW Prompt Erection W, P. Horan A Son aerviee. the Catholic faith of these people, ELIZABETH FINAN, 4701 Raleigh ton. He was horn in Paris, France, two daughters, Mrs. Angelina (S t. Vincent de Peul'a Pariah, " W Q n l i # EXPERT REPAIRING troB on* of tb« moct eompl«l* many of whom were recent im­ atreet. Mother of C. E. Finan and Mra. June 6, 1860, and came to Colo­ Haas, 1140 S. Corona, and Mrs. dbplari ie thu resioe. Margaret Laraon, Loa Angelea, Calif.; migrants to this country. Today Denver) VET OF WORLD WAR m SpMT BItA. Oppoalta Beakae F. J. Finan, Sacramento, Calif.; Maj. the native-borp second generation rado 61 years ago. He had been Irn Devlin, 1254 S. Emerson; and Lt. Col. E. S. Beuchat of 1301 NO. 2 Oardam, CBanr 4TM G. K. Finan, Panama; and L. R. Finan, retired for many years after being a grandson, Capt. Wallace L. Dev­ is carrying on with the same ideals S. Milwaukee street returned to K E 4 5 7 6 COLFAX AT WASHINGTON Mra. Dorothy Roberteon, and Mra. Evelyn of preserving the faith. in the grocery business. Before lin of Newark, N. J. Interment v j Junghaene, Denver. Requiem Maea waa his duties at Walter Reed hospital his inralidism he traveled exten­ was July 12 following a Requiem offered in Holy Family church July 12. The individual parish societies in Washington, after being called sively, making five trips to his na­ Mass in St. Francis de Sales’ Open Bvenince Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard aerviee. were banded together in 1894 un­ home several weeks ago because LORETTA PEARSON, 6046 Bryant der the leadership of Monsignor tive country. church. Olinger service. D. DEUTSCH atreet. Wife of Lloyd Pearaon; mother of the illness of his daughter. The !• ■■/] DRYER S ASTLER OPTOMETRIST 86 Years PracUea COAL of Loula and Dora Jean Pearaon. Re­ A.J. Boh in Joliet, 111. The major­ daughter, E.sther Beuchat, is in quiem Mali wai offered in St. Cath- ity of the national officers still Prompt and Courteous erine'e church July 12. Interment Mt. Children’s hospital recovering PRINTING GO. come more often than not from from an attack of polio. She is Exam*ed Olivet. Boulevard ibrvice. Joliet and vicinity. REUNION OF CONWAY FAMILY SERVICE Programs and Qrculare W ILUAM E. CARROLL, formerly of making good progress and indica­ Q H M H I ‘^f'— Denver. Requiem Maaa waa offered in Denver Hae Like Society tions are that she will not have Broken Lenses AH Grades of St. Dominic’i church July 18. Interment In Pueblo it is estimated there any lasting infirmities from the ^ Dnplicated Coal & Stoker Coals Tickets for Mt. Olivet. Boulevard eervice. are 7,000 persons of Slovenian TO BRING MANY TO DENVER LEO KATAFIAS, 1690 S. Marion. Son disease. Ocuiiata' Preieriptioa Fillod Bazaars and Carnivals of Mra. Agnea Kataflaa; brother of The- descent. St. Joseph’s lodge num­ Fireplace Wood and Kindling 0 The Mother Cahrini sewing Gennine Kryptok , Quickly Produeod reaa Kataflaa and Mra. Marion Naatley bers 700 members and the Im­ (Blessed Sacrament Parish, in her home. Bridge honors were Invliible Bifocal 8 '"* '* ^Ulon of Denver, Slater Mary Edmunda of circle will meet at the home of Lenees to So# GliMee. «m - CALL PE. 4604 maculate (Conception society, 200. Denver) Reafonably -Priced Detroit, and Arthur Kataflaa of San won by Mrs. Taylor Sellers and Mrs. Martin Hett, 1346 S. Vine Par and .Near - P'*** Franciaeo; uncle of Dolorea and Sylvia There are also similar societies in Mr. and Mrs. John F. Conway Ground all in one. frame. UNION UBEL IF DESIRED Naatley; nephew of Slater M. Sabina of Walsenburg, Crested Butte, Den­ Mrs. Jack McLaughlin. .street, Wednesday, July 24, at At Reasonable Prices Ph. TA. 6642 Detroit; cousin of the Rev. Anthony will have their seven children and The past several weeks have 8 p.m. RAY COAL CO. 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. ver, and Colorado Springs. Colo­ 17 grandchildren for a reunion Pietrykoweki and the Rev. Raymond been busy ones for Mr. and Mrs. 1519 Curtis S t 1165 SO. PENN Pnbyla of Toledo. 0. Requiem Mass rado has nine lodges with 5,000 beginning next jreek. Mrs, Law­ KEystone 6348 Joseph M. Rihn. Mrs. Rihn’s sister Office of the was offered in St. Joseph’s (Polish) members. Throughout the nation rence J. Bradley and her three TRRASITRER church July 18. Interment Mt. Olivet. and husband, Mr. and Mrs. George there are 185 lodges with more children are from Rochester, N. City and County of Denver Spillane aerviee. McRae of Aspinwall, Pa., are here Manieipal Buildlnr ESTELLA a HARRIS, 8184 Znni than 40,000 members. A national Y. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gilbreth on their first visit in 19 years. Denver, Colorado street. Slater of Mrs. Gertruda Coleman convention is held every four and family are en route to their No. J-736 Honrai 9 to 12; 1 to 5 Phone MAin 3437 of Salt Lake City, Utah, and William V. years. This will be the 21st con­ home in California from Nash­ Mrs. Rihn’s brother, Ralph F. NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ALTAR BREADS Nolan of Denver; aunt of Mrs. Glenn Lackner of San Fernando, Calif., ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF AP­ Eaatham of Cripple Creek and Mra. vention of the organization. ville, Tenn., and will be here for Organized primarily as Catholic is here this week, en route to PLICATION FOR ISSIFANCE OF SEWING Howard Bartlett of Victor. Requiem a week. Lt. Franklin Conway, TREASURER'S DEED Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist Mass waa offered In Presentation church societies to foster Catholicism attached to the military govern­ Pennsylvania to visit relatives. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and Uttia Glria* Drcaaai, EBbraMcry. July 16. Interment Mt. Olivet. OHnger among Slovenian people, fraternal Mr. and Mrs. Clifford F. Farmer more eepecially to Scherrer Land and In- UonatTamiiic. Etc. mortuary. ’ ment staff in Korea, expects to veatment Company, F. A. Haakin. Rocky PAULINE M. GARCIA; Requiem Haas insurance has come to be charac­ arrive in the U. S. soon, after four of Bell, Calif.; Dr. and Mrs. L. Mountain Homes. Inc., City and County of Suite 722 Mack Building:, 16th and California Streets THE SISTERS OF THE was offered in St. Cajetan'a church July teristic of the K.S.K.J., but in the and a half years’ service. John F. Thompson and daughter,- Mary Denver, T^e Moffat Tunnel Improvement 11. Interment Mt. Olivet. GOOD SHEPHERD beginning this was not the main F. Conway, Jr., was recently dis­ Ellen, of Huntington, Calif.; and District. NETTIE V. DEHERRERA, 1481, W. purpose. The national union now You and each of you are hereby notified TELEPBONB PEABL S4tl Maple. Wife of Sandy DeHerrera: charge from army flight control Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Daly and that on the 28rd day of November. 1932, mother of Jasper, Julia, Barney, Albert, has insurance benefit auets of with the rank of captain. The family of Casper. Wyo., were the Manager of Revenue. Ex-Officio Treaa­ W W W WW W WWW W W WWW’ Barbara, Sandy, Jr.; Teresa, and Mike $5,000,000. In most cases'each so­ Charles Ha.skells, Willis Elliotts, guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. urer of the City and County of Denver and DeHerrera; sister of Mary Salaaar, and ciety also has a lodge hall. In Foley in the past week. State of Colorado, aold at public aale to Let na ahow you monamcnia John, Carl, and Benny Valencia, all of and Milton Conways will complete City and County of Denver, aaaiynoc of CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ; Denver. Requiem Hast waa offered in some cases the parish hall is used. Rocky Mountain Homea, Inc., the appli­ we have erected in H l Olivet the reunion. NOTICE TO CREDITORS St. Rose of Lima's church July 18. In­ Hall Being Remodeled cant, who haa made demand for a Trcaa- < Cemetery. terment Mt. Olivet. According to Mr. Germ, St Dr. and Mrs. P. Hudspeth and ESTATE OF EMMA FIEDLER, i Ibo urer's Deed, the following described real baby of La Junta are visiting known u Mra. J. H. Fiedler, MenUI In­ estate situated in the City and Coupty of Classified Ads 4 Joseph’s hall, Pueblo, is being re­ competent No. 78904. SYLVESTER KELLER Mrs. Hudspeth’s father and sister, Denver and State of Colorado, to-wit: A. T. THOMSON modeled at a cost of $10,000 for Notice i» hereby given that on the 18th Lot Forty-Seven (47) and Forty- It will pay yon to read ALL of tha following adrertiaamenta. ^ Requiem Hass waa offered in St. Philo- Ray and Miss Polly Noone. mena’a churclt July 16 for Sylvester the occasion. Sessions will be held day of July, 1946, lettera of conaervator- Eight (48), in Block Twenty-Two (22), MONUMENTS Keller, who died in a local hospital after Mri. Gannon Receive! USO Pin ahip were issued to the undersigned as Villa Park udku A A A. A there. Albert Godec,. president of conservator of the above named estate 600 Sherman St. TA. 8 0 18 an lUneaa of a month. A native of Mrs. J. G. Henry, executive that aaid tax sale waa made to tatiafy Austria. Mr. Kriler came to this country the Pueblo K.S.K.J., says every ef­ and ail persons having claims against said the delinquent genera) taxes aaaesaed LAWNMOWERS PHOTOGRAPHS in 1900. Ha waa a resident of Gerfleld fort is beiikg made to make this chairman of the USO cookie dona­ estate are required to file them for al­ agalnat said real eatate for the year 1981: and Salida, where he worked as a meeting the most outstanding in tions, reports that Mrs. J. C. lowance in the County Court of the City that aaid real estate waa taxed in the Lawnmowen ebarpened by precision ma- Anderson Photos. Appointments Only. mining and railroad man. Surviving are Gannon, past parish cookie chair­ and County of Denver, Colorado, within name of Frank A. Haakin: that the china. Called (or and delivered. Guaran­ EA. 8882. bia wife, Josephine; a daughter, Sylvia; the 52-year history of the national aix months from said date or said claims statutory period of redemption expired No­ teed. GL. 6798 or GL. 0327. Call a a son. Alee; a aiater, Mra. Mary Fattor; organization. An all-day outing man, was presented a two-star pin wUI be forever barred. vember 28rd, 1985; that the same has not W O O D SA LE and a granddaughter. Burial was in Mt. has been planned for Aug. 18 near for 1,000 hours of work. Mrs. B. C. HILLIARD, JR.. been redeemed: that aaid property may be MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Olivet cemetery. W . F. Horan ft Son Conservator. redeemed at any time before a Tax Deed KINDLING, stove, rmoga, fummeei fin Henry also reported a donation of is issued: that a Tax Deed will be issued Reconditioned pianos, playtrs. grande, plaeu, blocks. No yard s^ct. KX. N60. aervlea. the Preseren club in Rye. The con­ ZONE CAB 50 dozen cookies from Mr. and Mrs. to the said Rocky Mountain Homea, Inc., organe (pipe and reedi, orchestral inabn. vention banquet will bo held Office of the MAIn 7171 William Vollmer, lawful holders of said certificate, on the menta. T. R. Walkar. 226 Broadway. 8P WANTED TO RENT SR. M. MELORIA NOVOTNY Wednesday, Aug. 21. TREASURER 8th day of November at 6 o'clock p.m. 7864. / Piempt. Coarteena Service Funeral services were held this week Mr. and Mrs. Robert L, Dee City and Connty of Denver 1946, unleta the same haa been redeemed Loretto Heights College graduate would Hka Hnniclpal Bnllding HEARING AIDS room and board in private home or boarding CHEAPEB BATES in the chapel of St. Clara's convent, Sin- and their family of Sioux City, l^fore 6 o'clock p.m. of .'taid date. Denver, Colorado WITNESS my hand and seal this 6th house. Phone EAst 1772. CLEAN NEW CABS sinawa. Wia., for Slater M. Meioria Novdtny of St. Dominie’a school, Denver. la., are spending several weeks’ No. J-735 day of July, 1946. Ptiaons Hard of Hearing, oonw In (or Sister Meioria had been in the Domin­ vacation in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. NO'nCE OF PURCHASE OF REAL (Seal) F. E. WILSON. demonstration of ZenHh R^kmio Hearfait Furnished or unfurnished house or apart­ ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF AP­ ican order about five years. She had Robert L. Dee, Jr., who were mar­ Manager of Revenue, Ex-Offlcio Aid. $40. eompleta, lenna. Lomolne Mneie ment. Two adults and one child. EM. 0629. PLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF Co.. 622 15tb RL Mrs. Lindner. come to St. Dominic’s one year ago, and ried last month, are in their new Treasurer. City and County of DOYLE’S prior to that time had taught school at TREASURER’S DEED Denver In the Stata of Colo­ Green Bay. Wia. Burial waa in the home at 1144 Colorado boulevard. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and rado. DAY NURSING Postal Employee, 6 adults, boy 10 yrt. PHARMACY mother-house cemetery. Jo Anne Dyrenforth, infant more especially to Hannah Aull, Frank By ROY W. CASS. needs 5-6 room house, duplex or Apt. un­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thatcher Anderson, Rocky Mountain Deputy Treaaurer. Reliable Catholic lady will care for chil­ furnished. GR. 0802. The PaiHealar Dnggiat S TO Homes, Inc., City and County of Denver, First Publication July 11, 1946. dren in her home weekdays. Reasonable CHARLES D. M T H ^ Dyrenforth, was baptized on Sun­ The Moffat Tunnel Improvement District. L u t Publication July 25. 1946. rates. CaU GL. 2767. Denver or suburban: Owner needs our 17th AVE. AND GRANT Charles Daniel MePhee, Jr., 69, for­ day by Father Harley Schmitt. You and each of you are hereby notified home August 1st. Family of 6, perm., SITUATIONS WANTED mer Denver reeldent a n ^ member of Sponsors were Charles and Jean that on the 28rd day of tlo^rmber, 1932, emp., references. Near Catholic Church, X. 1167 FREE DELTVEE1 John’i parish, died July » ^ n Indian­ the Manager of Revenue, Ex-Officio Treas­ FLOWERS school. EM. 6274. Crapo. Prieet’t boosekeeper, small town In Olio. apolis, Ind., of a heart ^r. urer of the City and County of Denver and Sptdal Fantral Spray mad. of Saaaenal Phone MA 6277. MePhee. who was bom In Denver in ciiiTML con Mrs. Martin Kane, the former State of Colorado, sold at public sale to Fiowsra PA IN TIN G A PAPER HANGING 1877, was one of eifht ehlldron of Mary Elizabeth Rogers, is visiting City and County of Denver, assignor of Wrsath of great baoty, 616l Aa appro- Prieet’i housekeeper, small town in Colo­ TONY FERRETTI Charles D. MePhee, who came to this Quality work. References. £. T. Yeager, in the home of her parents, Dr. Rocky Mountain Homea, Inc., tba appli­ priaU exprcaaion of sympathy from a firm rado. Box 663, 'Hie Register. No. 2 World War Vet country from Nova Scotia and opened In the general elections held cant, who has made demand for a ’Treas­ or a group. 87 W. Maple Ave. SP. 2954. Invitaa Hla Old Pnenda and Cuitoman to the McPhce-McGinity Lumber yard. In and Mrs. T. J. Rogers. urer's Deed, the following described real THE BLOSSOM SHOPS HELP WANTED Hia New Store . . . 1981 he married Theophilla Morrissey of July 16 by the Sisters of Loretto, Betty Knight to Be Bride estate, situated In the City and County of BRICK REPAIRS— Caulking and palntiDC. Brown Palaco Hotel TA. 8826 Paterson, N. J. They had three children, at the Loretto mother-house in Denver and State of Colorado, to-wit; Wanted—Good Shoe-Shiner at Vendome Ho­ 1946 Pearl MA. 5656. Charles D. MePhee III, Denver: and On Friday morning, July 19, at Uptown, 221 E. 7th Ava. CH.64S8 The Cons^ess Clothing Co. Nerinx, Ky., five nuns, all well Lota Seven (7) to Nine (9) In- tel. Leadviile, Colored married man and FOR PAPER HANGING and painting oaD Theophilia MePhee and Ann Hutchinson 8 o’clock before a Nuptial Mass clulive, in Block Eleven (11) Villa Park Bill, 1611 Loenat DE. 1613 known in Denyer and Colorado, -CALL AND CHARGE IT* Catholic. Write John A. Davis, Box 877. A. Banger. 168 Madison. EA 2266 433 15TH ST. TA. 4 7 1 8 of Paterson, N. J. Mr. MePhee was celebrated by Father Schmitt, Miss Park Leadviile, Colo. “Special Attention to Clergy~ vice president of the McPhee-McGinity were named to the General coun that said tax sale waa made to satisfy the PAINTING and Papering. Estimates free. Tailor Hade Beedy Hade Military SapyUea Co. until its sale In 1986, at which Betty Lou Knight, daughter of cil of the community. delinquent general taxes assessed against FEMALE HELP WANTED Material and workmanship guaranteed. MAIL ORDERS time he left Denver for Santa Fe. From Mr. and Mrs. Francis Knight, will said - real estate for the year 1931; that ^Dr. D. C. Werthman^ Cal) CHa 1803. New Mexico he went to Indianapolis, Returned to office as Mother become the bride of John T. said real estate waa taxed in the name of Mftidfl—Jobs xvaiUble now. Good wages, where he was employed in a contractor’s General for another six years was Hannah Anil; that the statutory period of I and Associate \ WALL CLEANING office until the time of bis death. Be Noonen, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. hours and working conditions. Do not Mother Edwarda, a frequent Den­ redemption expired November 28rd, 1985; telephone. Apply Penthouse Employment quiem Mass was offered in St. Joan of E. Noonen of Kremraling. The that the same has not been redeemed: that y Dentists < Arc’s Cathedral in Indianapolis, and ver visitor. Elected to the office bride will be attended by Miss Pa­ Office, Brown Palace Hotel. Wall washing, wallpaper cleaning and win­ Spillane Mortoary said property may be redeemed at any ► PLATES * dow washing. Call PE. 1059. burial was in New Jersey. of vicaress or assistant general tricia Paterson, and the bride­ time before a Tax Deed is issued: that a Girls—Attractive positions as elevator oper­ 1545 So. Broadway PEari 0723 was Sister Agnes Marie, who at groom’s brother-in-law, Morris M. Tax Deed will be issued to the said Rocky 666 ISth Btroet 1296 ISth Streot ators. Good wages. Do not telephone. Ap­ Mountain Homes, Inc., lawful holder of ply Penthouse Employment Office, Brown FREED SLAVES OF UQUOR. now FREE Mra. one time was superior of the con­ Long of -Fraser, will serve as best > KEystone 672l TAbor S761 ^ othera. Alcohelles Anonymous. Writs John B. SpiUano Diibuqae Prelate Hits said certificate, on the 8th day of No­ Palace Hotel. Register^ Funeral Diroetor vent in St. Mary’s parish, Colo­ man. The bride, who will be gpven vember at 6 o’clock p.m. 1946, unlesa the y Open Monday and Tharaday Eves. ^ P. O. Bos 4162. 8. Uenvor Station. and Entbalnur rado Springs. in marriage by her father, and her sanxe has been redeemed before 6 o’clock 5 openings for women over 26. Part or p.m. of said date. full time work. Average earnings $1.00 Bill on Federal Aid Sister Kathleen Marie, who be brideslnaid will wear tailored suits “ " M c G U I R E “ per hour. CH. 1187. fore her entrance into the Loretto WITNESS my hand and seal this 8th REPAIRING in pastel cofors. day of July, 1946. Lawnmoerera eharpened by machine, community was Marie Foley of aSSWiVaSWaWa'aVaS'aVaS'i Dubuque, la. — The ’Thomaa- A wedding breakfast for the (Seal) F. E. WILSON, Moving - Storage If You Have Property to Sell: adjusted and repaired. Oxyacetylene welding. All elsctrie ap­ •KVaSSVaVaWaVaSVa*a*a'aVaS Denver, was re-elected secretary immediate families will follow in Manager of Revenue, Ex-Offteio PLEASE CALL Hill-Taft bill for federal aid to pliances repaired. education has been condemned^ as general.’ the Park Lane hotel. After a wed; Treasurer, City and County of Express Head of the education depart-' Denver in tha State of Colo­ Prompt Service being unfair in its discrimination ding trip to Santa Fe, N. Mex., rado, Low h a tes Marciana Shields against children attending private ment of the Sisters of Loretto, in the young couple will make their By ROY W. CASS. E & J REPAIR charge of high schools and the two Deputy Treaiurer. KE. 4425 2149 Weltom Si EAST S3Z5 schools by the Most Rev, Henry home in Kremmling. Mr. Noonen’s CARROLL AND MTER PE. 6166 726 8. LOGAN colleges taught by the communityi parents, his two sisters, and three First Publication July 11, 1946. 509 Security Life Bldg. P. Rohlman, Coadjutor Arch­ Last Publication Jnly 26, 1946. bishop of Dubuque. is Sister Francis Therese, who brothers, all of Kremmling, will be 1141 E. Alameda Avenue Urging priests and laymen of taught in St. John’s school, Den­ present for the wedding. Office of tho COLORADO TREE the archdiocese to telegraph or ver, from 1929 to 1931, and in Lo­ Members of Our Lady of TREASURER Athletla Emblema. Monograraa and Letters retto Heights college for 14 City and Coqnty of Denver write Iowa Senators in Washing­ Lourdes circle enjoyed bridge and Mnnieipal Bnlldint AMERICAN PENNANT SERVICE 00. ton, the Archbishop said: “ It is years. Before her entrance into refreshments on Tuesday evening, Denver, Colorado the community Sister Francis The No. J-734 MFC. CO. TREE SURGERY my impression that many Senatora the guests of Mrs. Blair Kittleson PRUNING - REMOVALS rese was a public school teachev NO'nCE OF PURCHASE OF BEAL Room T. Second Floor Fonthu BaUiag Free Eatimatee and Expert Advice oa are ill advised about Catholic ESTATE AT TAX S A I^ AND OF AP- , INTELLIGENT PEOPLE jn St. Louis. fl.luijrmy 624 16tb Btreot Treea and Shrubs interests in this problem." He PLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF L If It Can Be Mad. at Felt, We Can Maks It LICENSED AND INSURED Sister Rebecca of Loretto TREASURER’S DEED buy memorials. To all peo­ urged that the Senators be asked KEyaton. 1867 ______DeTsr B. CLOWES RA. 884$ to amend the bill so that federal Heights college, who has been in TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, nod SieeundJup a*td VouAiii charge of the Colorado schools of Mass, Procession more eapeeially to A. B. Curtia, J. K. ple for all time, a family aid would be available to all schoel Winaton Jr., Rocky Mountain Homes, Inc., ESTABLISHED 1904 children in private as well as pub­ the order and who was a frequent City and County of Denver, The Moffet TRAVEL CONSULTANTS ‘ ■I !. i I > isriM m i: u memorial is unimpeachable lic schools. visitor to the various Lorettine 'Tunnel Improvement DIatrict, Herbert No Booking Fee Charged - Airline and m :\ i i’k i m i m ; .in u .'* schools here, is also named to the Gravee, U. S. Fidelity and Gnaranty Co. Steamship Tieketa to All Parta of tba evidence o i lives significant General council, in charge of the You and each of yon are hereb^ notified World on All Authoriied Linai. Toora President and Wife ToHarkTridimm that on the 4th day of December, 1981, Railroad - Bua - Hotela Abegg-Fellows Printing Go. and productive. education department in all the the Manager of Revenue, Ex-OffIcio 1611 Glenarm Plaea grade schools taught by members Treaaurer of the City and County of Den­ Talephonaa: KEyitona 64$2, Visit Irish Monastery (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parltli, of the community. ver and Stata of Colorado, aold at public CHarry 486$______Dexvag 2. Ctla. Denver) laie to City and Connty of Denver, aa- ML Melleray, Waterford, Ire­ RAINBOW LYW ■ A triduum in honor of the Feast •Ignor of RMky Mountain Hornet, Inc., the land.— For the second time in its applicant, who haa made demand for a Alaskan Orphan, Eskimo, of Our Lady of M t Carmel starts Ih-wurcr’a Deed, the following deaeribed century-old history, a layman July 18. Solemn Mass will be cele­ real eatate, aituaM in the City and County stood in the chapter house of the Bride of Former Sergeant brated at 10 o’clock Sunday, July of Denver and State of Colorado, to-wit: RADIO Ixita TliirtMn (18) (o Sixteen (16) monastery here and addressed the New York.— When the nuns in 21. The procession will be at 5 Cistercians, when the President of Incloaive, in Block Twenty-Two (22) Research & Service ja c q u e o b r o t h e r s Anchorage, Alaska, who brought o’clock in the afternoon. The out­ Villa Park Ireland, Sean T. O’Kelly, was re­ up Gloria Durant, native Alaslun door festivities will be held Satur- that aaid tax aale waa made to'aatiafy the ceived, Mrs. O’Kelly accompanied and part Eskimo, assisted the USO and Sunday, July 20-21. delinquent general taxea aaaesaed against Laboralory Since 1902 the President, the first woman aaid real eatate for the year 1980; that aaid in plans for her Brooklyn, N. St. Philomena’s study club will real estate was taxed in the name of A. B. S. A. CBANCH. Technician ever to enter the monastery. Curtis; that the atatntory period of re­ MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION wedding, they made her promise meet Friday, July 19, at 1 p.m. in President O’Kelly, in hit ad­ not to spend all her money on a demption expired December 4th. 1984; that 76 S. PENNSYLVANU ST. ^ e home of Mrs. Josephine Patch, tha tame haa not been redeemed: that dress, said that the secret of Ire­ trousseau, but to keep enough 3176 W. Clyde Place. 28 E. 6tli Av*. TAbor 6468 land’s unconquerable strengfth, so •aid property may be redeemed at any time An Vp4o-Date, Scientifically aside for a return trip to Alaska Albert Ciacco and Julia Cola- before a Tax D ^ ia issued: that a Tax often defeated but never fully in case she changed her mind. cito were united in marriage be­ Deed will be Issued to the said Rocky Equipped overcome, lay in the prayers and Mountain Homes, lne„ lasrful holder of said Gloria m e tie r fiance, William fore Mass July 14. Witnesses were sacrifices of Ireland’s holy men certificate, on tha 8th day of November Henry McMullen of Brooklyn, Carl Fiorella and, Dorothy Com- at 6 o’clock p.m. 1946, unlesa the same and women. Radio Service Shop then a U.S. army sergeant, at the muniello. has been redeemed before 6 o’clock p.m. of •■id dAto. Radioe and Recordert USO club in Anchorage, where she The following were baptized in WITNESS my hand and leiLl thif 8th for Immediate Delivery served as a junior hostess. She is the week: Counsis Mae Streno, day of July. 1946. COLD SPRING (Seal) F. E. WILSOKa MONUMENTS CHECKER an orphan. Her trip to New York daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Managar of Rmnoc, Ez-Offleio All Work Guaranteed SKAUTIFUL (MHiTfS was the fir^t time she had ever Streno, with W-alter and Phyllis Traaiurer, City and County of For so Dayt Denver in the State of Colo­ CABS been out of Alaska, or had ever Streno as sponsors; Catherine NO INCREASE Ifj PRICES ED DUNDON, Mtr. seen anything taller than a two- Sandra Godioz, daughter of Mr. rado. By ROy W. CASSa Alt* SIcbt-SMinc Trips DaOp stonr building. She was married and Mrs. R. dodioz, with Jenary Deputy TitMurtr. CALL RA. 3802 T A . 2233 at Our Lady of Chriftians church Pisicchio and Elsie Crodios as spon- Firat Publication July 11, 1946. in Brooklyn. o n . X w l PuhUestlon July J9U. Thursday, July 18, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street 'Inii DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN The Denver Catholic Register Praridant. Mn«t Rar. Archbiahop Urhan J. Vabr, DJ>. Reg isto ria ls F- Editor.__ Rav. Mattbaw Smith, PhJ>^ LLJ),, Jonr.D. HaniRlnf Diractor...... Raa. John B. Caauiagh, M ^ , UtLO. tremendous odds, of eonrse. ment of the debt would be tempor- Anodnta Editora— M. P. Eraratt, Joar.0.; Ear. Walter Canaaan, U. S. Population held, however, that the *'ehnrehet, haring loat their unity, have also Q m thing yon must learn to ex­ arfly halted beeanse more money J.C.O., LlttD.: Rar. Edward A. Braan, M.A., LittD.i Raa. Praneia Announcement from Washington loat their moral control and their pect, however, and it is that, when­ mi|^t be put into circulation.” Syrianay, M.A.: Linna Riordan, A.B., LittM.; Raa. Jamaa B. Hamblin, that the popniation of the United power over the conscience of men.” ever Dr. Hooligan calls snrgery, the Surely, dear reader, yon can M.A.; Raa. John Bbel. M.A.; Ray. Robert Rekeiaan, M.A. States is now estimated at 140,- This ia true in part, for Protestan­ nenrotie wife is on the other eitd follow that simple theorem in eco­ 386,905 (figures of Jan. 1, 1946) tism is sadly divided and seema to o f the phone and she wants to re­ nomies. Perhaps / o n always Entered aa aaeond elaaa matter at the poat office at Danyar, Colo. brings to mind the Question o f the be decaying. But Catholiciam is port only that she has inrhed a thought, as we did, that the more Catholic population. stUl a vigorous moral force, aud few old friends in for dinner— money in circulation, the more Published Weekly by After months of operation, the always will be. There also are other among them tbe mother-in-law and prosperity; and the more prosper­ U. S. Selective Service announced religions forces that stiO have con­ an old acqnainlanee whose wife ity, the more business and eom- THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) that belter than 31 per cent of the siderable influence. had the bad manners to run away merce, and hence the more taxes men listed themselves as Catholics. paid. Then it is one step from pay­ 938 Bannock Street, 1 H ie condnclor’a thesis that cul­ with a local meter reader. The percentage was never again ture ia an integral part of man’s The dialogue that ensues b stu­ ment of more taxes to retirement Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 announced, after more men bad spiritual life ia a valid one. “ I f yon pendous. Here b a typical samplei of more government indebtedness. been conscripted. In onr issue of deprive men of music— ^jnst as they “Jan . . .” This, however, seems somehow to Subscription: 81 per year. May 9 , 1943, we estimated theCuria ia hereby doclarad officiaL The proportion of persons in hunger? . . . Is it not time for turned out bat 1 should not say so to the banks in exchange for secnr- { this country who would call them­ Wo hope The Regiater will bo read ih every homo of the this government, lejiding among because I was busy “ at the same ities. Naturally, this diminishes the selves (^tholies is perhaps close to Arehdiocaae. ' democracies, to give a permanent time tomorrow morning” and did money supply— although the bank one-third. Nevertheless, onr clergy support to the fine arts? . . . The no! get to tune in. We urge paatora, paienta, and teachera to cultivate a taste In now hat more money than it had do not list anything near this num­ stale is the ground upon which art And so'they go. Try as you may, before. the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. ber. The “Official (^tholie Di­ finds stability and security. It is yon will find but precioaa few It it at this point that we feel * URBAN J. VEHR. rectory” figure is 24,402,124, • • imperative for the slate to realize wholesome thoughts in one after the opening statement of this little Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. which is considerably better than and acknowledge the signal need another o f these daytime radio treatise on economics must be a sixth, but considerably less than of our time.” “ dramas.” Yet, they are evidently changed. Surely there cannot be a third. The “ Directory” figure, far Just what form the encourage­ profitable from the sponsors’ view­ as many at ti^x men who understand from being exaggerated, ia alWays ment giyen by the stale to art point. And that is something else Mr. Snyder’s statement. super-conservative. should take, the musician did not that I shall never be able to un­ If we were to take 31 per cent, The Secretary o f the Treasury elaborate. The addition of a politi­ derstand. which is close to the army figure does become crystal clear even to cal bureau fumbling hs way in Nrt The home you provide for your family is MORGAN, LEIBMAN A HICKEY based on Selective Service, the fig­ ns in the remainder o f what he would be no help. Squabbles over ure today would be 44 ,519 ,74 0. says, however. truly a background for happy childhood; the form o f art, such as so-called Senate Bill 181 Millions of these are not practical First he notes that the total debt modernism versos classicism, would the center of interest for homemaker and HVSPR^JVCE SrVCE 1897 Catholics; yet they prefer Citholic Is Discriminatory reduction since the end of the war be nnedifying and not helpful. In principles, and they belong to no By REV. JAMES B. HAMBLIN will be brought by this final pay­ Succeeding Herbert Fairall Agency the long run, however, such dif­ mother; and a source of comfort, pride and other denomination. — Monsignor ment lo 13 billion, 495 million ferences o f opinion would resolve It behooves (^tholic organiza­ Matthew Smith dollars. Then is added this brief, themselves in the true expression tions in thU slate to lake immedi­ security for the man of the house. When Gm mmJ eiMtrk BMs. rhoM TAWr im succinct, hard-hitting eonrlufion: of a nation’s life and aspirations ate action in regard to the Thomat- “ The pnblic debt today [Jnly you’re making plans for a home of your if the medium o f encouragement Hill-Taft Senate Bill 181, which Wants Government 15] stood at 268 billion, 234 mil­ be fair and forward-looking. No wonid authorbe the Federal govern­ own, remember any of our specially trained lion dollars.” Bureau of Fine Arts doubt some satisfactory form of ment to give financial aid only to That means, ronghly, more than By MILLARD F. EVERETT organization could be worked out. pnblic schoob. The measure, which, officers -will he glad to help you with financial as written, excludes all aid to non- $2 ,000 for every man, woman, and ‘'DXNVKB’S MOST PBOGBCSSIVr' Dr. Sergei Koussevitxky, noted Certainly there is no denying that pnbiie schools, is now on the Sen­ child in the continental United advice on buying a home or building a home. conductor, in a recent speech made cniture should be given all pos­ ate calendar and could come up Slates. an impassioned plea for a govern­ sible encouragement. The Cascade Laaodni t D ij Gleaaers for consideration at any time. Now, Mr. Snyder, your statement ment bureau of fine arts. His The bill deserves high commen­ becomes more clear— far too clear, Complete Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service reasoning is interesting and even Fox Theaters dation for its ingenious provisions in fact. W* CaU in u a DtUvn significant, even though it is ques­ to promote iiilra-stale equalization Inquire at This tionable whether such a bureau Not to Show 1847 Market St. Tkbor 6 3 7 0 ^ 7 9 of educational opportunities and would produce the results he Bank about the ad­ Condemned Picture lo attract an average or better than hopes for. By REV. W . J. CANA VAN average expenditnra of local and vantages of FHA In­ The musician pointed out that state funds for pnblic education; City’s Youngsters “ the victory of the Allies as yet . . . This writer b very happy to an­ sured Loans I and bnt criticism of it centers around has brought only physical libera­ nounce ihU week that he can again two points: It does not provide II on all tv{^s of tion to tortured humanity. . . . It patronbe the theaters operated by enough money to the poorer will not be soon that men will the Fox chain in Denver. He had homes. declared last week that he would schoob, and it discriminates against Plan Psper Drive breathe freely again and that the children who go to non-public BOUGHT—SOLD-QUOTED elements unleashed by war will re­ take his occasional business else­ schoob. cede to normal limits.” He further where because the theater group in L{«t«n to showed that after such an up­ question was advertbing The Out­ W e are especially Interested in Pulton Lewis, Jr. law as a coming attraction. the second point, for the bill pro­ Daily. Monday thru heaval as the war life seeks new Beginning July U Friday; 9:80 P.M. Mr. Harry Huffman of the Fox- hibits the states from expending patterns. Some of these are the con­ KPEL All-Local-lssues cern of the state as a political body. Inlerraountain theaters called us Federal funds in support of non- Others, such as culture, belong to this week and assured ns that his public schoob unless a correspond­ The second paper drive by Den­ ver youngsters will open July 22, the spiritual life. theaters had no intention o f show­ ing portion of local annie|9*6l occasions for your selection. not nearly so flagrant as the cereal they attend a public school. Relief. confecters, although it seems a We recommend that Colorado’s , store Hours 9:30 to 5^:30 “ Economic upheaval, destruc­ shame that the latter have never Senators be advised to reject Senate tion of homes, severance of C onstruction C o . been able to get a bowl o f those Bill 181 nnless amendments are transportation and communica­ golden brown Oalsies actually to made to guarantee euuality in the tions have brought sickness, pri­ YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ A ROOM A MONTH |\CLmiIT©Yfc 'JS snap and crackle and perhaps blow dbtribnlion of Federal funds and vation, and hunger to China. up right in front of Ihf micro­ to eliminate hs discrimination BUILDERS 161$ stout street, Denver Colorado citizens have sho'wn a phone. against the children of those who dispoaition to heln this unfortu­ And then we are back to onr take their. religion seriously. nate situation, and UCR is show­ y/e Appreciate Your Patronage story. Yesterday, it seems, we left ing them one of the ways to help,” A T T iD V D Nora at she was about to hop off Economics for said Mrs. Quereau, program direc­ 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. the Brooklyn baidge because she tor of United China Relief. saw Dear John at lunch in the The Millions DOMINICAH SISTERS Automat with a strange woman. By REV. JOHN B. EBEL Today, luckily, she has changed her ISTABLIBBCD BlMCa IHf It has been said that only a half- Jfliy Meeting Slaled mind— -a sensible move, in view dozen men in thU conntry under­ of the fact that that would have OF SICK POOR BAZAAR stand the money fitostion. By SI. Joseph’s Guild been her last advenlui«, even in a With Util we heartily agree after The American Fixture Co. soap opera. Now thb b the point reading a news itory released by JU LY 25 - 26 - 27 - 28 where most Ibteners will change Tha annual summer meet­ the INS. Maaalaetarwa .4 stations. But wait. You do not ing of St. Joseph’s guild will A e tr B Ford G iv e n A w ay know what you are misting. Secretary o f the Treaiory John be held in St. Patrick’s con­ CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS 194 Snyder, the hern reeonnii, hai an- Yon will find that most o f the vent, 3220 Pecos, Denver, CHURCH FURNITURE < stories involve a doctor, a motlier- nonnrod that the national debt will July 26 at 2:30. Suggailions in-law, and a neurotic wife. Some­ be reduced by one billion, 250 mil­ for prises for the annual card BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES J. F. DANSBERRY times a gambler and an actress are lion dollars Ang. 1. party will be discussed. Re­ freshments will be served. Milbeork of All Kinds ' Modem Streamlined Pharmacy^ thrown in for color. And not in­ But, and here is where onr mind frequently, these days, there b also leaves the tracks, Snyder added Mrs. Harry Grout and Miss FRANK KIBCHHOr 1232 ARAPABOK f l . 14th and Champa KE. 4269 a handsome young veteran who b 'Hhat if ‘wild inflaUon’ resulted Ellen Gar non will be host* I bTing to rehabilitate hfanesJI from the death of OPA, the retire- essee. DENVER. PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 18, 1946

JULY 21 IS COMMUNION DAY Lunch at Seminar on Negro Problems “ Tht tvsetest m u sie FoniGomiis this aids of Heaven" FORSODAUniNEDGEWATER HEAR eVUR NEW MUSIC BY HAMMOND ORGAN . (S** Mwjr MagfUUna’s* ParUk, Father Daniel V. Campbell, i l ! IS BOIS I I REST - RELAX - ENTERTAIN Edgaw aUr) SJ., will assist in the parish Sat­ IN THE A Urjt« number of men and MANNING boys of the parish, together with urday and Sunday, July 20 and 21. the Holy Name society, received He will hear Confessions Satur­ Silver Grill m d Lounge day afternoon and evening and PST. 110 S. Tejon Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass July 14. This Sunday in the 8 give the sermons at the Sunday -o’clock Mass, the Young Ladies’ Masses. ‘^Everything The time of the first Mass on Fort Collins. — (St. Josepb’i HOTEL ACACIA sodality and the high school girls Parish)— The following 16 boys in Jtlusie*^ will receive Communion. It is Sunday is dow 6:20 instead of TEJON AT PLATTE- 6:30. from St. Joseph’s parish went to hoped that they will be as well Camp St. Malo July 14 to spend represented as the men last Sun­ Devotions of thanksgiving and the week: James Hammett, Mark day. . 1^ 1 for divine guidance in post-war Giro, Charles and Pat Hehn, Dick ¥ n The time of Confessions on Sat­ problems are being conducted Marko, Bernard and Earl Com­ urday is from 4:30 to 6:46 p.m. WILLIAM G. CBABON every Friday evening, beginning ings, Donald Orleans, Paul Speas, i. D. Croueb 0. D. O'RHoa and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at 7 :30. - Jack Wolf, Carl Wassinger, Don Optometrist and Optician aid and Albert Schauer, Raymond IXS Nertli Tejon St. PERmS-SHEASER Skett, and Walter Sperry. The PHONE HAIN IMS ■ "O M o a O M q Rev. Joseph Lfeberer accompanied COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. the boys to the camp to help them 102 No. Tejon J repster and get located. Seven memoera of the 4-H club COLORADO SPRINGS' ii Gifts spent four days at the 4-H campi LUCAS SPORTING SMARTEST STORK seven miles north of Cameron Store for Men pass. The «r ls ’ 4-H club, under GOODS, INC. for the leadership of Mrs. Henry Boys Shop Michaud, has chosen pine and BICYOLES AND SPORTING GOODS SHOWERS cedar handicraft work as its proi Pbon* Mela IS* North Tojoa Women’s Casual Shop ect for the summer. The gir*tla WE HAIL ANYWjlERE WEDDINGS have made many attractive ar­ ticles, which they sold to finance Bandmodo Pamitnn — Aattanoo BIRTHDAYS their trip to camp. Girls not at­ TRY Roarodneed — Ropairlnt — Reflniahlaa tending camp received cash for UpboUtorins — Drapoitos ANNIVERSARIES their share. Some 60 leader* in interracial jnttice and ra- Feranca. Here some of the delegates are shown dar­ Whitney Electric Co. At the last Knights o f Colum lated fields from IS states met in Washington, D. C., ing a Inncheon interlude. At the left in cafeteria to disenss problems of the American Nagro at a line is the Rev. Raymond A. McGowan, director of Fete Baroni bus meeting, July 10, the district Electrical Service deputy, A. G. Kamm, installed the tkraa-day seminar sponsored by the Social Action the Social Action department of the NCWC.— Furniture Shop new officers of council 1214. After department of the National Catholic Welfare Con- (RNS photo) 208 No. Tejon M 906 PHONE M. U *t TH SO. CASCADE g/M. Whatever the occasion, you will find THE •TCST 1*11" the meeting Leo Leberer of Den­ OppowlU Anilert Houl gift in Denver’s famous Fine Tableware and ver showed slides of mountain scenes and told his experiences JOANNE M. SANP BECOMES Gift Store! ' as a ranger in the Rocky Moun­ GOLDEH COyPLE COMPLIMENTS OP tain National park. Mr. Leberer DOENGES MOTOR was stationed at the 'Twin Sisters BRIDE IN COLORADO SPRINGS COMPANY JIMJAGKSGN lookout. ^he summer school has 46 Ford ProducU Plumbing & Heating Colorado Springs.—Mr. and Mrs. Weaver of Chicago. Miss Weaver VISITED eniH senior Newman club students reg­ 312 N. CUSTEB Joseph M. Sand announce the mar is Mrs. Keegan’s sister. Sueoeoaori to C a r s M ’ s istered. Louis Orleans, Jr., is VOLLMER BROS. M. TC* president of the club for 1946-47. riage of their daughter. Miss Jo­ Norman Sample and Joseph 13Ui and Stout Streets On Sunday, July 21, the members anne M. Sand, and C. Kenneth Davis will leave July 22 for Har have planned a picnic in Poudre f canyon. Touchton, son of Mr. and Mrs. bor Springs, Mich. They plan to “If Your Needs Are Electric^ ( The Rev. Cornelius Flynn is in 0. W. Touchton, July 6 in Sacred spend six weeks there. The Mirray Drag Co. Call Main 939” Denver this week for the clergy Heart church. The ceremony was Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Luque an­ Golden.—Mr. aiXd Mrs. Steve J. “ Superlitr Service Stored WIRINO—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS retreat at St. Thomas’ seminary. witnessed by the Rev. John Nel­ nounce the marriage of their Martin and son, Dale, of St. Cloud, ■ J Thomas Carroll, son of Mr. and Halo Store Phone Main 144 Berwick Electric Co. son, O.M.I.. The attendants were daughter, Miss Carmen Luque, to Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mrs. Hugh Carroll, who was re­ Mala StOTu — U Nartb Tejaa Bt. J. D. BERWICK Mi.ss Jeannette Sand and Marvin .\lvin W. Lamz, son of Ernest Martin of Fargo, N. Dak., arrived Colorado Sprinas, Colorad. i cently discharged from service, Nartb Store — ItX Nartb Ttjaa 81 will spend the summer at home McElwain. Miss Mary Ellen Sand Lamz of Dundee, 111., June 22. The in Golden July 14 for a week’s and enter the A. and M. college this sang Schubert’s “ Ave Maria.’’ double-ring ceremony was per visit with their daughter and Mrs. Touchton is a graduate of formed in Corpus Christ! church fall. sister, Mrs. Edward J. Anderson, Mrs. Mary Jackson, who has St. Mary’s high school and Seton before the Rev. Anthony Elzi. The The Heyse Sheet MORRISSEY school of nursing. Mr. Touchton and Mr. Anderson. been ill for the past week with a attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Metal Works Auto & Truck heart ailment, is improving and is a graduate of the University of James 0. Welsh. The bride has Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fabre ar­ THE MOST BEAtm rU L INCORPORATED R epair DAUGHERTY’S DINING ROOM IN THE a T T I was able to be up Monday. Colorado. He has received a dis­ been attending Seton school of rived home July 15 from a trip to HEATING ROOFING The Very Rev. Eugene O’Sulli­ charge from the army after three nursing for the past three years. the East Mr. Fabre oMns to enter SHEET METAL DISTINCTIVE van writes from Ireland that he is and one-half years of service. He is Mr. Lamz was discharged Oct. summer school at tne Colorado XI* North Webet Struet Brake & Light Stickers RUTH’S OVEN now working at the 15th air force 29, 1945, after spending four years Phone 1 Main U1 ANTIQUES well and is having a very enjoyable School of Mines. Eat. lit* MOST DISTINCTIVE COFFEE SHOP headquarters. A reception was in the army air forces, of which 7 W . Cuchorras visit with relatives and old Mrs. P. G. Hokanson and Miss : j 2509 W. Colorado Ave. FINE PASTRIES friends. held at the Antlers hotel, following 23 months were spent in the Pa­ Mildred Hokanson attended special COLORADO SPRINGS 220 No. Tejon St. the ceremony. The couple went on cific theater of operations. He is 1 .Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kamm and services at Regis college June 14, 51ST Y E A R Mr. and Mrs. Louis Orleans went a wedding trip to Yellowstone Na­ now employed at the Alexander when two recently ordained FOOTWEAR to Sterling July 11. District tional park. After Aug. 1 they will Film Co. After the wedding a re­ Jesuits, the Rev. Robert A. Simms Biilova & Gruen make their home in Colorado ception was held at Craftwood 55 Years of Quality Sightseeing Deputy Kamm installed the new and the Rev. Martin F. Hasting, Watches officers of the K. of C. there. Mr.s. Springs. inn. both of Denver, offered the Holy ALSO HOSIERY AND BAGS Kamm and Mrs. Orleans visited in Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Sanborn of Misses Mary Ellen and Jeanette Sacrifice for their relatives and KAPELKES Colhirn Motor Tours the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cascade ailmounce the engage­ Sand of Minneapolis, Minn., have friends and the members of the The Vorhes Shoe Co. 9 S. TEJON Kamm. ment of their daughter, Vera Lu- been visiting at the home of their Regis guild. The women of the : 115 N. CASCADE PHONE M. 130 cile, to Eugene Linn of Hotchkiss. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. guild sponsored a breakfast im­ Cars will emll and return rom to wherever you or* stopping She is a graduate of Manitou Sand, 2605 W. Colorado avenue. mediately following Mass in honor , DIAMONDS . WATCHES in the Pikes Peak Region Springs high school and attended They attended the wedding of their of the new priests. The Very Rev. SILVERWARE - GLASSWARE Colorado State college at Fort Col­ sister, Miss Joanne Sand, to C. Edith Farnsworth’s John J. Flanagan, S.J., president Exclusivt Agents for Joniah Wedgwood A ■ '! Moninnent to Note lins. Mr. Linn, a son of W. E. Kenneth Touchton. of Regis college, presided. Soot Snglith Eerthenwara and Bone China Linn of Hotchkiss, attended North­ Mrs. W. H. Kirchman, who has Among those who attended the BOOK SHOP LEVINES western university at Evanston, been visiting her daughter in Los Pontifical Mass celebrated by The Mahan Jewelry Co. G ifts bff 111. They plan a wedding Aug. 15 t Caaeada Avenaa 111 N. TEJON Angeles, arrived Tuesday in Colo­ Archbishop Vehr in celebration of 26 East Pike* Peak Arenne in the chapel of the Holy Rosary rado Springs to spend a few days the canonization of Mother Fran SPODK ENGLISH EARTHENWARE AND GIFTS — WINDING LIBRARY GIFTS - BOOKS - TOYf Fording of Aoinias in Cascade. with her sisters-in-law. Misses ces Xavier Cabrini were Mrs. H. BONE CHINA—CASTLETON CHINA GREE'nNG CARDS Raymond Ruiz, 733 S. Weber Joanne and Viola Kirchman. She E. Short and Mrs. Fred Clark, Sr., SCENIC CARDS BACQUE street, died July 13 in a local will stop in Omaha, Nebr.,_to visit of the Golden parish, and Mr. and Don’t Cel in a Fix in *46 MeCARTY hospital. A resident of Colorado her brother-in-law and sister-in- Mrs. A. C. Bailey of Evergreefi. WithonI Insurance River liy Friars Springs 25 years, Mr. Ruiz was law, Dr. and Mrs. George F. Si- They also attended the reception Colorado Springa MAin COAL CO. ZE U IA & ADAMS liorn Jan. 4, 1889, in Weston. In manek, en route to her home in held at the orphanage. M. E. MeCARn 6979 Conoco Service Station 1906 he was married in Trinidad. Washington, D. C. Better Coal — Better Service MOST UNUSUAL AND Durango.— (St. Columba's Par­ Survivors are his wife, two sons, FIRE—INSURANCE— HA. 6405 ish)—A monument commemorat­ Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. McCullough, French Bishops Raise MODERN GIFT SHOP Henry and Lucas Ruiz, both of 812 N. Cascade, were hosts at a BILL UeCASTT 828 So. Conejoa CONOCO ing the crossing of the Animas Colorado Springs; and a sister, StS-d Cel». Serioas Bank Blda. river by Padre Silvestre Valdez family dinner July 14 for 15' guests Sum for Polish Clergy Mrs. C. Pacheco, Denver. Requiem honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rine 110 S. TEJON de Escalante and Padre Francisco Mass was sung July 16 in St of Los Angeles and Mrs. Olive New York.— A check for more Atnancio Dominguez, Franciscan Mary’s church. Interment was in COMPLIMENTS OP Black of Detroit, Mich. Mr. Mc­ than 10,000,000 francs, the re­ ENTERPRISE HNT Ttmea At*, at Carlw h Pm 4i« Fathers, will be erected on the Evergreen cemetery. state highway at Wilson Gulch, Cullough and his two sisters are sult o f a nation-wide collection OLSOIH & BENBOW east of Durango, when the Span­ Alexander A. McDonald, 2320 W. having a reunion. undertaken last year by the Bish­ AND AWNING GC. II ish Trails fiesta is held Aug. 10 Colorado avenue, died in his home Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Murray ops of France, has been turned PLBG. & HTG. CO. BUCK SPOBTING ALEV DBUG GO. 123 Sonih Nevada Avenoe and 11. July 13 on his 73rd birthday. A and their guest, Miss Marie over in Paris to the missionary 116 North Weber St. resident of Colorado Springs 11 Louise La Nowe of New Orleans, PH. 1264 PRESCRIPTION A small band o f 10 men from organization L'oeuvre d’ Orient New Awninss Now la SUek TeL Main 3066 GOODS GO. years, he was born in Lock Haven, La., attended the opera at Cen­ DRUGGISTS Santa Fe, N. Mex., headed by the (the Work of the Ea.st) for the re­ ‘^•rrtlilBc for Et«i7 SportJ ?a. Before coming to Colorado tral City July 14. equipping of seminary libraries in two padres, crossed the Animas Springs, he was a resident many Phone Main 930 PlMia* U*bi XU tXX Be. Td«e M. here 170 years ago Aug. 9. The Mrs. Mary McIntyre, vice presi­ Poland and the purchase of sorely 19 NO. TF.JON ST. COLORADO BPRINGS years of St. Joseph, Mo. Mr. Mc­ dent of the Zira Bread Co., is con­ needed liturgical vestments for the Maltbys Gift Shop expedition had been sent out to Donald was a member of the Sa­ discover a route from the Presidio valescing from a major operation Polish clergy, the Inter-Ca^olic cred Heart parish and of the in St. Francis’ hospital. Press Agency reports here. Scon’S WATCH REPAIRING of Santa Fe to Monterey in South­ Knights of Columbus. Besides bis INDIAN & “ ENGRAVING ern California. SIMPSON & CO. brother, George McDonald, he COSTUME JEWELRY X STORES TO SEEV'E TOO (SuceeRsorM to Spldomrfdso) They left the New Mexico mis­ leaves a stepson, Scott Tisdale, In Beautiful 1* E. Pike* Peak At*. 214 Menltou At*. SO So. Tejon 8L Flour • Feed - Grain - Hay sion July 29, 1776, and, on horse­ Colorado Springs. Burial was in St MAIN *X1 Hinlton Cel*. Spas. Seed • Beans • Dog Food back, traveled northwest until Joseph, Mo. PHANTOM CLIFF CANOIV they struck the Piedra, Pine, and Bird & Poultry Supplies Mrs. Lawrence Conlin and her Get Baur’a (of Denver) Beantlfallr M AKERS O F Florida rivers. They finally daughter, Miss Patricia Conlin, en Candy and Ice Cream at nnd Reftfatl^ PHONE reached what they named Rio de tertained at a picnic supper July MAIN IX las Animas. This expedition was 11 for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Craw­ Johnson-English, Appointed f e responsible for most of the Span­ i W E L L R N C S ford and Lt. (JG) and Mrs. James • AAVSXaMV o r ish names of rivers and locations Richard. The couple are spending 117 E. in this area. the officer’s 15-day leave with Mrs. ANCIENT • MYSTERIOUS • FASCINATING Drug Go. . PIKES 'The Escalante party left the Richard’s parents. It’s u “Must See" Trip LENTHERIC Toilelrie* PEAK Animas river 'country and went Visitors of Mr. a n d Mrs. Tejon at Bijeu St. Pkena 14M to the Dolores river. From there F E E d S Frank A. Vollmer are their son WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE VILLAGE INN the explorers went into Utah, and and daughter-in-law, Mr. and 2«1 WEST COLORADO AVENUE then, running out of supplies, they Mrs. Joseph Vollmer of Evansville, Uptown'Stor* 15 Eftit Colorado Arannt decided to return to New Mexico. Ind. MAXITOC SPRINGS They made the historic “ Crossing Miss Marie Louise La Noue, of Come to Church in the Mountains— “In Cod’s Country” of the Fathers’’ of the Colorado New Orleans, La., is the gue.st of river, and after many adventures Mrs. Joseph P. Murray of 27 Lake WBLVOMBEiirok TO MANITOU ANOTHER with the Indians of the Southwest avenue, Broadmoor. SIGHTSEEING BLUE SPRUCE RESTAURANT returned to their mission. YESTER YEAR The Knights of Columbus are Mr. and Mrs. John Keegan’s 8m Ui« PUem Peak Secioii Witk SKIFFINGTOIV^S LOCATED IN THE CASCADE COUUUNITT BOUSE AT THE FOOT OF working with a cqmmittee of guest this week is Miss Rose Mary PIIUBS PEAK ANTIQUE SHOPPE HTLAND It* SCENIC PIKES PEAK HIGHWAT. businessman planning the dedica­ REG. PBARMAaSTS tion and will also represent the IS HOSPITAL PATIENT AUTO LIVERY “ We Buy and Sell Antiques” Escalante party in the fiesta Mrs. Ernest Quick, o f 1272 BOOS. AT CLIFP BOUSE HOTEL RUTH E. SMITH parade. Clinton street, a patient at Mercy Greyhound B u Depot — Cole. Sprinf* Manitou Spa Hotel BMa. hospital, Denver, would enjoy a U t e C W Noted English Convert visit from friends. CLIFF HOUSE HOTEL *-?: R l 6 * MANITOU Rogers C - f i S C - Q D E COLORADO Quits Oxford Chaplaincy FOR H TEARS FAMOUS FOB ITS COMFORT AND BOSPITALITT '' BEVERAGES MAIL ORDERS NOWl At the JaactioB of Rsate X4 aaS the Ptkee Peek Hlakweyl London. — The Rev. Vernon PARADISE DUDE RANCH Restaurant Serving Nationally Famous BLUE SPRUCE FOOD Johnson, one of the best-known SEE THB PIKES PEAK REGION BT From 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Except Mondaya converts to the Catholic Church in AT YOUR Britain in recent years, has re­ Steak Dinners For ReserratJons Call M. 1637 or Cascade 867-R 3 STAGE COACH DEALERS’ signed the chaplaincy to Oxford 2 04 Manitou university’s Catholic students ow­ 1441 West Celerade ATcna* Calorada Sprinas. Phone Main 4411 ing to ill health. Manitou Sprinas, Celorads, Phone BTlnnd X* NOW “Danny Rogers” Welcomes Yos Father Johnson, first priest ever ONLY 20 MINUTES to become chaplain to both men g r e a t WESTERN STAGES and women students at Oxford, INDIAN TEPEE AT THE LOOP FROM THE CENTER succeeded in 1939 another cele­ OF THE CITY I brated convert. Monsignor Ronald UTE CHIEF The firms listed here de­ Knox, who was chaplain to the the beautiful men students only. AMERIGAN HOTEL MINERAL WATER CO. serve to be remembered CURIO SHOP when you are distributinsf “LARGEST SELECTION IN WEST" MANITOl) SPRINGS, COLO. your patronage in the dif­ SEVEN .THERE’S A AMUSEMENT CENTER ferent lines of business. 111 CANON ST. PH. HT. 174 LOUIS F. CAPSnOK, farmerhr Blcuoed Sacrament Parisli, 8L Louis. FAILS Visit the Wonderful IRON SPRINGS Cave of the Winds Male* thli trip thni beautiful South In Your Future Chereast Canon. Ruahlns waten AND betwaan towtrios aranita eliffi and C h a tea u foreati of pine* make thb aa al- Goldm Motors, h e .j van remembered trip. WESTERN STYLE Williams Canon 8 m or Call Ferd Wolf FRIED CHICKEN DANCING — INDIAN* CURIO SHOP Phone Golden 12 SPEQAL ATTENTION GOLDEN, COLO. TO CHURCH GROUPS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS COLORADO SPRINGS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Thursday, Juljr 18,1946 Office, 9S8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN AURORA Catholic Medical Missions John's Parish JESUIT BISHOP BENNETTS B A G A I V ^ S CIRCLE DRIVE CONOCO SERYICE INVITES YOU TO AURORA Washing and Greasing MARKET Your SoslatM ApproelttaJ 9758 E. Colfai^ A u rora 77 (Holy Family. ParUk, Denver) MEL SNAIL. Prop. 6tb Ave. a York EA. 9912 JIM BAOAM. raOF. Bishop B. J. BuIIivan, S.J., offi­ ciated July 14 when the following FUVE FOODS were baptized; James Charles Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Radios & Appliaacas KATHRENS FhM* Aaran d t ar OL ITU Heffeman, infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Paul Heffeman, with Harry CHOICE IRplATS Sales and Saralra ‘ HONE SUPPLIES FRIEND ^ and Gladys Burroughs as spon­ HONEST WORK—PAIR PRICES BARDWARE PAINT FURNITURE CO. sors; Francis Joseph Callaghan, in­ Daily Delivery 1 ^ . 8891 fant son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Daniel ROOFING o b m 2423 EAST 6TB AVE. FRAHKUN ANOERSON Eaw rlU ng f o t t h * H P. Callaghan, with I^uis Byrne t i n 0 *Mbx Atcu A af*n M( NEW AND USED 2316 E. 6th Ave, EM. 958* AUtOBA. COLOBADO and Dorothy Miroslayich as spon­ MM B, Ortlaa Aaiwa. Oiia. sors; Robert Lee Higd(>r, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Higdon, with James King and Eve­ COnOUER’S AL’S SHOE LUHBU FAINT - MABOWAU NEW FASHION lyn Higdon as sponsors; Corlis OmiLATION FOOD STORE HOSPITAL rHK Anne Bose, infant daughter of Aurora Lumber Company Cleaners & Dyers Mr. and Mrs. Prank W. Bose, with t'Htntiltf Itfuuttais A' FINEST REPAIR WORK JOHN a JOHNSON Judson Bond as proxy for Harry III I l\l IMI S' IN DENVER Building Hendquartera c Bose and Gertrude Bond as proxy QUICK SERVICE Offlca Float I71S E. riTH AVt. EM 2789 Aarara U A -F n a k lh MW SFraca ttTt M l? B. Cotfax for Kathryn Bose, as sponsors; 2308 E. 6TH AVE. IM a AlaaMAa A n . Aaron 11 and David Patrick Eason, infant AURORA, GOIO. son of Mr. and Mrs. Norland Ea­ Enchanting. . . Irresistible son, with James and Frances Ahem as sponsors. St. Mark’s club met July 15 for OLIVER’S SWEDBORS’S a short business session followed Fine Foods by a social and refreshments. Miss Theresa Elizabeth Jackson, MARKET ~96S7 E. Colfax daughter of Mr. aafl Mrs. Curtis A joy to have . . . a DenveRu Finest PH. NO. 1 Jackson, became the bride of Cor­ joy to wear, became AURORA DRUG nelius Francis Heintze, son of Selection of Oaa W MeBnd. AD.ISI Robert C. Heintze of Steamboat X it’s cool, comfort­ Springs, prior to a Nuptial able, to -omplctely beautiful. Clall m n S H & P O U L T R Y Have You Tried Never before have miuion demandi bean Sick, and tha Rev. Edward F. Gareache, S.J., praai' today for vour Rillinir CX)LD WAVE. GRALN-FED MEATS, a L. Booker 0. C. Booktr Mass July 15, at which the Rev i l WESTERN AUTO freatar than today, both in tha religion^ and in tha dent and director of the board, inapect aome of the Edward Leyden officiated. The MYLADY EDITH BEAUH 1312 Eaat 6th Ave. medical field. At the beadquartera in New York of ramediea anpplied to the miaaiona. Not only atand- bride was attended by her sister, SUPPLY CO. BOOKER’S MINNIE S. Phone PE. 4629 tha Catholic Medical Mitiion board, madieal sup- ard madieinaa, but alao tha lataat diacoveriaa of Mrs. Mary Weakland, and Walter KE8SELER. Mgr. SHOPPE LATELY? Sc • $1.00 Sc . $1.00 pliet and equipment by tha ton are sent ont yearly medical aciance, anch au penicillin, are aent to hoa- Weakland, brother-in^w of the 2804 E. 6ih Ave. EA. 0788 New Stoeki in Daily 9611 Eaat Colfax Avenue to diatant miaaion atationa all over the world. Hera pitala and dtapenaariaa.— (RNS photo) bride, was best man.*^Mrs. Mar­ E. V. 'T E D " MURPHY two nana of the Daughtcra of Mary, Health of the garet Schiller Cassario was at the Anrora, Colo. Anrora 719* ■t Em. 2513 or A a -9 organ. Following the ceremony, i l breakfast for the wedding party Princess Dry Cleaners and relatives was served at the 1:1 Retroactive Effect of Law home of the bride’s parents, 6560 Owned and Operated by Kenneth S. Red/em Haynu Jewelry Co. SL Mary s Girk W. 48th avenue. Miss Jackson is a graduate of Wheat Ridge high OUR Q U AU n SERVICE YOUR BEST ECONOMY I iv, MU But O lfu i Aaron. CalorM. school and spent six years in the WE CALL AND DELIVER Completm Lina of Jetcelry Evidence of Church’s Mercy government service in Washington, 1138 East 6th Ave. SP. 2SS1 Feted at Dinner D. C. Mr, Heintz served four Ob# Wo«k Sorrlco on Watch Rcpairtaa years in the army as a staff ser­ By R e v , W. J. C a n a v a n , J.C.D, law that the sanatio is applicable The Church has the power to only to those marriages that are in­ geant in the China and India thea­ KQMAC PAINTS—MAGIC FLAT N(h€NAH€L ters. Mr. and Mrs. Heintz left S 1 PAINT PRODUCTI validate marriages that are invalid valid because of a diriment impedi­ PURSE RROS. By Betty Hunay on account of some diriment im­ ment of ecclesiastical law or the for Georgetown, where they will Masillon 4 Qt. Pressure Cookers...... $12.95 pediment. In the case of such vali­ lack of Jorm. If a marriage is in­ make their home. REP & WHITE AURORA JEWELRY 2-4-D Weed Killer - D.D.T. Insecticideg, Carden Tools, Vigoro dation, it is necessary that the im­ valid because of Some impediment St. Ann’s circle held its annual Radio*, Electric Iron*, Roller Skate* GROCERY & MARKET (St. Mary’a Academy,,Denver) picnic at Berkeley park July 16 AND APPLIANCE pediment either cease or be dis­ of natural law, the sanatio cannot Wagon* - Scooter* - Tricycle* GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS Betty Murray entertained a pensed, and that at‘ least the party at noon. 9529 E. Colfax AU. 348 VEGETABLES ^oup of sophomores at a potluck conscious of the impediment renew We Are RoldintfHolding to O.P.A. Prices ITM But Colfax A n . Ph. Aaron tU 5-DAY SERVICE ON dinner on Tuesday evening. Those the consent (Canon 1133). But GUARANTEED WATCH Wb PAIK the Church also has the power to Blessed Sacrament invited were Lou Ann Eakins, Lucky Hardware PH. AU.80 validate a marriage without the 3rd AND CLAYTON Ruth Marie Murphy, Beverly Mur­ renewal of consent and effect that EA. 7833 The firms listed here de­ ray, Ruth Kennebeck, Mary Pat the marriage is considered as valid The Beauty Spot of Park Rental Library from the beginning. This power is FranriA de Sales* serve to be remembered Eads. Dana Lee Braun, Marlene Freudenstein, Shirley Ann McNa­ called in ecclesiastical law sanatio PARK RILL r mara, Marlene , McCabe, Coleen in radice. Dee-Ann Beauty Salon when you are distributing U-! Zimmerman, Jo Ann Duffy, Anna The sanatio in radice of a mar­ Under New Hanageaieat BOOK STORE [ Gee Bee Electric your patronage in the dif­ Mae Udry, Mary Jeanne Perenyi, riage is a validation that entails, FORMERLY BUDDY ADAMS MARGARET GRDfSTEAD 1 Mary Ellen Mulcahy, Annabelle besides a dispensation from or a 2208 Kearney ElM. 3551 4624 E. 23rd Ave. DE. 1361 | Radios and Appliancea ferent lines of business. Monaghan, and Barbara Biake. cessation of an impediment, a dis­ DUJVER DRUG Sales & Service Helen Flanagan was hostess to pensation from the law of renew­ A Ntw Bcrric* to Antomoblto Bov several friends at a lawn party on ing the consent, and has also by a Brake Drum Machining WORK GUARANTEED CUT RATE ’[1 Monday evening, fiction of law a retroactive force SCRAPS DROS. Coapleto Brako and Clatck Serrtea 251 Broadway PE. 4596 Si. Josephus Parish Pat Weiland is recovering from that gives the marriage the same • Latoot ’Typo Eqnipmeat an appendectomy in St. Joseph’s canonical effects as though it had JEWELERS • Oae Hoar Pick-ap aad ORUGS hospital. She will return home Fri­ been valid from the beginning. The 4114 EAST COLFAX OollTiry Sorrlco day. validation of the marriage takes Aeroi, from Miller’e Muket Gollard Brake Service Joe Dwyer Herman Lidke SANTA FE FUEL GO. Catherine and Betty Muiray will place at the moment of the grant­ PRECISION WATCH REPAIRING TOOLEY’S BOB & VAN’S PAUL J. COLLARD, Prop. 1001 Santa Fo Drive CH. 5015 leave Sunday for a two-week stay ing of the favor; the retroactive ef­ One Week Serrice Telephone EM. 1183 1400 So. Broadway MEAT MARKET in Grand Junction. fect, however, is to be understood EAit •8«3 1471 Joembio COAL-WOOD-GAS Anna Mae Udry has been enter­ to reach back to the beginning of CUckea Pit* — Proxoa Food* RA. 2405 FOOD STOHE 744 Santa Fe Drive taining her cousin from New York. the marriage, unless it is expressly Completo AoooHvtBt CHOICE MEATS - FISH PHONE TA. 9104 OIL - ICE Among the places w’hich they vis­ stated otherwise in the rescript. SK I, INC. Mena* for Plcnie* — Chnrck GROCERIES ited was Central City. This dispensation from the law of SeSl E. Colfax EA. 1258 Social* — Ele. - FRESH FISH THE YEAR ROUND The Freibereers are spending a renewing the consent can be given FACTORY REFINISHING. STORAGE OPEN ALL DAT SUNDAY grr*h Fruit, in* Vtg«Ubl«* few weeks in Everg^’een. even without the knowledge of one 4 REPAIR OF SKIS Je\vi*l ^shon Bird’. Ey* Frouo Food* Ann Amato has returned from party or both (Canon 1138). SpoTtsteear and Equipment PARK HILL II EAST BflVRUD HUE. • SR 1573 ■ FROZEN FOOD Watkins & Sons NATIONAL New York, where she visited her Any marriage that has been con­ for the Entire Family DELICATESSEN LOCKERS FOR RENT Vernon Scott Colin Cameron (FORMERLY BILLY VAN’S) aunt and uncle. tracted with the naturally suffi­ Colfax Fairfax DE. 1*73 **Master Watchmakers'* 900 So. Pearl SP. 6587, Quality Foods—Meats cient consent of both parties, even BRANDS STORES Phan. EAst 33S3 though this consent is juridically We Speeialiae hi Permanent Now Using Fish—Groceries . HIGH GRADE MEATS inefficacious because of a diriment Waving and Bair Styling Wa Dtllnr Ordtn of $2.M .r Mora VEGE'iABLES and GROCERIES i n ESGHER impediment of ecclesiastical law or J . Bollinger & Go. 8 2 0 Santa Fe TA. 0538 741-743 Sanu Fe KE. 0747 THELMA K.4SSON the lack of the prescribed form of Painters — Decorators MOTORS marriage, can be validated by the BEAUTY SALON sanaUo in radice, provided the con­ Finer Craftsmanship 3 OAY SERVICE For that Watch or Diamond SALES AND THELMA EASSON. Maaatat sent endures. If tne marriage was Painting and Paperhanging Electronic Recorder to 70U alwaja wanted— See SERVICE tS7t COLORADO BLVDi fFhen Thinge Look Dark contracted under an impediment of For Over IS Years PHONE DEXTER ItU guarantee even greater CAMERON CREDIT STOVER’S WILLYS CARS AND DENVER. COLORADO TRUCKS the natural or divine law, even WATERPROOFING satisfaction on every ' Call PE. 4686 C. A. Etcher 1------though the impediment should have & REMODELING Jew elers CUT RATE 7501 EAST COLFAX ceased afterwards, such marriage Repair Pickup and Delivery DARG Watch Inapeeton GIBSON TRACTORS is not validated by the Church by Best of References 719 Santa Fa Drive AND IMPLEMENTS MA. 6786 712 26ih Si. Fairfax Nardware J. A. & w . J. Wolf Plain Dresses 85c DRUGS — RURAL DISTRICTS W R IT X - means of the sanatio in radice, even from the moment of the cessation (Colfax at Fairfax) Over Quarter Century la Men’s Suits 60c We Meet or Beat AH MACKEY’S of the impediment (Canon 1139). BARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTS St. Franeie De Seles SANTA FE SHOE > Advertised Drug Prices COMPLETE MOTOR REBUILDING It can be seen from the legisla­ LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED SERVICE ALL MAKES SOUTH OEHVER Prescriptions at tion above that the Church has BOARD W ALK EA. 3777 5022 E, Colfax HOSPITAL granted the faithful an unusual H. L. RINEHART. Prop 8ho« Rppairinr for tho Wholo Faainj Lower Prices privilege in the eanatio in radice, SHOE REPAIR Jewel ^F^lioi CleaersSOyers Featorinc 733 SANTA FE Si. JameN* for it allows marriages to be recti­ QUALPTY MATERIAL AND II EAST BRVRUQ flOE • SP’573 ' INVISIBLE HALF SOUNG KE. 6532 fied that otherwise could not be WORKMANSHIP SAVE TIRBS-.BUY AT OLSON’S We Appreciate Puree! Post Ordere validated because of the refusal of —All Work Gaarantood— 742 SANTA FE DRIVE 471* EAST 23rd AVE.—AT DEX’TER For AU Your Floral Needs one or both parties to contract JACKSON’S CALL marriage in the usual form, i.e. be­ OLSON’S s/o^eI St. Philomena'’s fore a pastor and two witnesses. JohR €. Cut Rate Drugs AZURE-A FLOWER Its retroactive nature also has the PRESCRIPTIONS WILSON’S SHOPS effect of legitimizing the children Schull 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 FOUNTAIN SERVICE > 1S0< Qnlnca EA. 5331 < who were born of the union while FREE PROMPT DBttVERY BLOCK Marsolek’s Radio & 1 1 FINEST 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 Call BP. 1441 Dowalag * AUao 3331 TenorMB GR. 4313 . it was invalid. Its advantage also MBA’TS AND FLORAL CO. Appliance Store lies in the fact that it can be If drSTlt^: GRUCBRIBS MARKET granted even though one or both Foracrly at SIM W. S81h m s E. Colfax at Adami EM. S351 9606-08 East Colfax EA. 5141 PREPARE FO R ^ 0pp. Blae-Bird parties be ignorant of it, as would Alameda Drag Store and S4tl So. UnlTtralty Member be the case with persons who V. O. PETERSON. Pro*. FRUITS & VEGETABLES S ’ RADfQ RePA'R DAVID F. . SPRING NOW ^ rioHsta Telegraph DalWcry AsaociaUoo through ignorance entered into an Cut Rate Drags GROCERIES & MEATS t invalid marriage. HUMMEL FIGURINES tO-Oar Gaaraatn 24-Hoar Sarvlrt Bailey’s Texaco Service i mnlain Service • School Supplie Finnigan In all cases in which the eanatio If IP» AvaUahle Parish Patronage Appreciated in radice is granted, it must be evi. We Will Have It 28th and Fairfax Your Business Appreciated “ SAFE SERVICE” PELLS The firms listed here de­ dent that there has been matri­ EMERSON 9924 Alameda and Broadway 8740 EAST COLFAX 194 So. Pena SP. 9741 2412 EAST COLFAX serve to be remembered monial consent, and that such con­ Park HiU Hardware sent still continues, for the Church Tb« ftms lUtod hnr« d*s«rvw to FEATURING when you are distributing REPAIR SERVICE & Appliance Co. b« romtnabered vh«n you arm dU* Sleakg and Home-Made Pies has no power to supply the consent On All Types of Appliances of the parties: it must be remem­ 5027 E. 28th Ave. F.M. 1589 tributtof your potronofo to tbo ittf- BROADWAY 5 COURSE DINNERS your patronage in the dif­ toront Unos of bualnoM. Served from 4 pm. until 8 p.m. week dart Radio$-RefrigeratorSf etc. bered, too, that matrimonial con­ 12 noon until 8 p.m. Sundayi ferent lines of business. sent given in any form or manner, f'REAMERY Closed Wednesday NO WAITING even in marriages contracted out­ WOOOY’S QUALITY DAIRY FOODS 8740 E. Cnlfaz DExttr 1788 side the Church, is sufficient for Holj Family Colfax at Newport the application of the eanatio in 66 So. Broadway radice. DRY GOODS— SHOES 1 GROCERY & MARKET CLARK & SONS AND NOTIONS Flowers Need No Excuse for Giving > Finally it is pointed out in the FuU Line Nationally Flowers are fine to give ANY time. In fact when there U llo lj iMhowt COMMUNITY Advertised Brands Foods Mass Honors Late Bishop NAROWARE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables no occasion at all, flowers often bring the greatest thrill. Try Of British Armed Forces McMurtry And DuPont Paints MERCANTILE 00. CORN FED MEATS it and see. Stop in for a box of fresh flowers on your way home. GOOD CLOTHES NEED Rome.— A Month’s Mind Mass 3961 Tennyion CL. 9077 FISH and POULTRY 4034 Tennyson G L 9282 ^Open ETeniagi S 4 H Greca Stamp, DELOHERY NOT BE EXPENSIVE for the late Bishop James Dey, 105 So. Ogden PE 1943 British Military Ordinary, was of­ 128 BROADWAY BLOCK FLORAL €0. THE fered in the Church of San Sil- 3238 E. Colfax Ave. at Adams EM. 3351 vestre in Capite. Bishop Joseph BILLY’ S INN REDDISH’S ENGLISH Gawlina, Ordinary o$ the Polish CHARLES HI’TT. Prop. Red a White FINE FOODS STILLWELL 8 SON Bonded Member Florist’s Telegfraph Delivery Association armed forces^ and Bishop Carlo A. Good Foods GROCERY and MARKET COMPl£TE FOOD SERFICE Ferraro, Italian Miliary Ordinary, Meet Your Friends Here . The Place to TexacoService TAILORS were present Monsignor Walter 1*71 Teaanaa CL. 4 7» S. Carroll, American priest at­ 44th a Lowell Phone GL 9733 Meet Your Friendt Marfak Serriea L o j o l a 901 FIFTEENTH STREET tached to the Papal Secretariat of Tima for Summer Changeover Combine Quality and Style State, represented the Military at Prices You Can Afford Ordinariate of the United States. Woodman Pharmacy For QutdUy Bakery G ood e ^ USE OUR CHEDIT The firms listed here de­ York Texaco Service! 4400 Tennyson GR. 1321 T r y 1 CARD SERVICE Daily Paper Editorials Mei’t ALAMEDA 4 S LINCOLN PS. M U serve to be remembered Ea«t 29tb Ave. at York St. The Sick Are Never WEISS BAKERY < when you are distributing Complete Auto Seryice St. Joseph’s Parish Praise St. Francesca Sails Refused at This Store 4024 Tennyson S t , 1 BUCNANAN’S your patronage in the dif­ Repairing • Tnne-np (POUSH) PROMPT SERVICE ferent linea of business. Brake Re-lining American as the Empire State 8R0A0M00R LIQUOR STORE MAIN 0582 building; there is something in the A CORN FED MEATS ' atmosphe: OK 1 POULTRY AND HSB | Westerkamp Bros. gave bod; CLEANERS Fine Wines and Liquors in her,” We Pealare CkitotUa Beat. Wtoe* KE. 9043 5106 Wash. CLEANERS A OYERS 1 TEl^IVYSON Leo and Bill Burke,'Prop*. A ll POPUIAR BEERS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS CALL * pc QJOK EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY IRA 'T. THOMAS. Prop. Ph. PE. 1777 377 So. Bmadway SHOULD HAVE OSUVERY ■ W W W 1 Meal Market, BEST rOODS AT LOWEST PUCES May We Serve You? 712 SOUTH PEARL Tha final Hstad have daserre ta THEY ARE RELIABLE fc DBIaIVER^^ the Baltimore Sun carried 1 4016 Tennyoon GR. 0443 be rememharad whea you ara di*- toriala about the new aaiat. 4120 Te*tn7so« (CL. B084 tributiag jrour patrMwg* M tha Aif. PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 18, 1946 s RUSK CHICK STORE HOMEMAKER’S Close Harmony but N o Mustaches CmCIKS • DUCKS . FEED • V e MEDIES • EQUIPMENT HARDWARE & HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT KOHAC PAINTS . KEMTONE . MAGIC FLAT PLANTS • SEEDS . VIGORO Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Ftrms 2900-2964 W. 38ih Ave. Deiver GL 6324

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STROHMINGER McVeigh Gom|iaiy ■ Miss Emma Romano, who was voted “ Miss Loretto” by the stu­ Electrical Contracting PiUNTING AND DECORATING dent body o f Loretto Heights col­ COLORADO UPHOLSTERY CO. UetBMd u d Beaded ta Ctt» of O taw lege in 1942, will become the bride CONTRACTORS of Anthony H. Gherardini at a FINE SELECTION OF wM as. ' *7 1328 IncB K£. 0718 . 817 14Ui8t En«. m « Nuptial Mass Sunday, July 21, at Garden Furniture and 11 o’clock in St. Joseph’s church, Trellises 7 5 ^ and up FURNACE Golden. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Romano of On display at 2501 16(b St. WORK Golden. Mr. Gherardini, who re­ FURNITURE REBUILT cently ended four and one-half AND REUPHOLSTERED R epairs years with the air forces, is the SHEET METAL son of Mr, and Mrs. Luigi Gherar- ___ WORE p l u m b i n g dini'of Hershey, Pa. 2 pieces $75 and up Pearson Heating Co. Emergenef Work it Sorvieo The double-ring ceremony will be performed before the Rev. Ph.GL2304 2457-S916thSL 1231 Wazee PL TA. 3628 1163 WELTON TA. 4444 Barry J. Wogan, pastor. Two sis­ ters of the bride will attend her, ACE PAINTING Sylvia Romano, as maid of nonor, CONTRACTORS, Ine. STILES and Eva Romano, as bridesmaid. HARPER 6 SMITH RADIO SERVIGE Attending the bridegroom will be STEPHEN U 8CHAFF. Prop. ELECTRIC SERVICE M’M U R T R W P A IN TS S Louis Zarlengo of Denver as best ALL MAKES OF HOME AND AUTO RADIOS VARNISHES man, and A m e r i c o Romano, MOTORS • REPAIRS brother of the bride. Dr. Charles RECORD CHANGERS A SPECIALTY WALL PAPER - KEMTONE h o m e w i r i n g Zarlengo of Denver and Lawrence Ml Work Guaranteed Ffm EfUaatM Caranci of Louisville will usher. 1934 So. Rroadwar PE. 0265 1100 Ijirliner TA. 6875 Prof. Harlan Short of Golden will Phone SP. 9857 675 So. Pearl St. be at the organ, and Miss Pauline Guindon, a college friend of Miss WE’LL DO THE REST WILSON WINDOW NDMSO Romano, will render several vocal selections. SHADE CLEANERS After the ceremony,-the bridal R. PARISH. M«r. party and immediate families will We Clean and Repair Old Shade* Interior • Exterior Painting attend a breakfast in a Golden inn. Ntw SbadM of Qoalltr Had* to Ordw Phona CH 6581 A reception for 300 guests will Prompt Work a Spociaitgr Fear merabera of th . Society for tho Preierv.* Catholic who it lacratary of the Denver branch, follow from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Catimates Cbearfnlly Forniabad Denver 6, Colorado FURI¥IT1JRE CLEAIVING Hob and Encouragement of Barber Shop Qnartet and George Heliborn. The men are aporting no Mural room of the Albany hotel, KErstone 7926 1046 Santa Fe Dr. 1042-44 Santa Pe Drive Singing in America, Inc., are ahown above. L eft to ranatachea in thia tcene, but old coatnmea for the Denver. The couple will make, an AND right are Jack Taylor, Rnaaell Wella, John Otto, a varioua quarteta are being arranged. extended tour of the East and Canada^ retu m i^ to make their REG SHAMPOOING home at 6025 W. 32nd avenue, Denver, after Sept. 1. AUTO UPHOLSTERY CLEANING INSULATE Jota*-""""" Graduation Speaker Counseis Nurses Is Popular Musician Miss Romano, a member of the Wall-lo-WolI Carpet Cleaning Musicians’ union of Denver, re­ veuR HOME * '" * ROCK WOOL ceived a degree in music from Lor­ moth proofed Waterproofed . . . PneumaHcaUy Installed To Hold to Ideals in Everyday Work etto Heights college. She is widely known as a pianist and accordion­ 'sto. and insured COOLER IN SUMMER— WARMER IN WINTER ist, and maintains her own teach­ MaeORAGKEN "Your ideal is Christ, He is your the end of the world.” This was Miriam Irane Bills, Shirley Marie ing studio in the Tabor building, Bixenman, Mary Jane Black, Ilene Denver. She formerly conducted Ssccosten to Ysn4»ta»sl NO DEPOSIT inspiration,” said the Very Rev. the commission ^ven the Apostles 737 UNCOLN Firat Payment John Buttimer, C.SS.R., in his ad­ on their graduation day, and with Bom, Alice Butcher, Agnes Arlene the junior choir in the Golden par­ I.aler R. H. Kimball Co. dress at the combined nurses’ it went the assuring help of God’s Carlock, Mary Kay Carmack, ish and the Industrial School choir If Desired g;raduation in the Cathedral, Den­ protection and helping cheer. Betty Caughey, Emma Louise in Golden. 4 1 9 Midland Cavaliere, Dorothy B. Cemich, ASK FOR FRKB K £ . 52 36 ver, the evening of July 11. My dear graduates of the Cath­ Mr. Gherardini was attending BOOK Savings Bldg. graalaas TA. S390 “ Christ forgot Himself for others olic schools of nursing, this is Anne Margaret Chetterbock, and Fordham university on a scholar­ — His creatures,” continued Fatiier your graduation day, your day of Shirley Mae Claxton; > ship when he was inducted into Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Buttimer. “ You also must bo un­ achievement, your day of hopes Maxine P. Delaurante, Margaret the army. selfish and generous. You are to fulfilled. You have been trained Marie Dickinson, Alice Catherine Out-of-state guests who have ar­ Heating Repairs be gentle and not weak; personal in schools where the principle.^ of Diebel, Jennie A. Dolinsek, Jos­ rived for the wedding are Mr. and Termite Swarmers Mrs. Joseph Romano of Cleveland, (OFTEN CONFUSED WITH "FLTING ANT8~) and still impersonal; all to all God, the teachings of Christ, the ephine E. Dolinsek, Cecilia A. for the sake of Christ. The hos­ Divine Physician, are taught; you Donahoe, Lenora A. Donoghue, 0 .; Mrs. Laura Magnelli and SLATTERY & COMPANY Are usually a sign that worker termites are nearby pital is not a factory of efficiency, have lived in the atmosphere of Ann Eppich, Betty Louise Freese, daughter, Lona Ann, of Hershey; doing costly damage to the understructure o f your but a sanctuarv wherein the bod- Christian concern for the bodies Alicia Ann Gholson, Lorraine A. and Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Gherar­ PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS property. ies o f men and women are eared as well as the souls of men. You Hora, Georgine Elaine Keldsen, dini, also of Hershey. I '4 for for the sake of the eternal have seen in your daily round of Rosemary F. Kellagher, and Cath­ 1726 MARKET STREET BONT TAKE CHANCES-> salvation of souls.” duties the value placed on the erine Marie King; FAVORS RECEIVED FIND OUT NOW I Btfor. Barinc a Hama aak JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 (or a fraa Tarmlnix laapac- Archbishop Urban J. Vehr pre­ souls and bodies of human beings. Marian Jean Knox, Norma A Register reader wishes to give From the example of Christ your Krumm, Shirley Mae Lally, Mar­ PHONE SP. 4673 FOR tisn. sided in the graduation exercises public thanks for favors received garet L. Lehman, Dora V. Ludwig, Tarmlnix InralatiaB adda to and presented the diplomas to the teachers have learned and they through prayers to the Infant of free Expert Inrpeetion tba Talaa of any boma. 151 graduates of the schools of have passed on to you that al­ Elizabeth A. Madden, Margaret Prague, Our Lady of the Miracu­ though you are to help cure the Cecilia Maddock, Manuelita Me­ TERMINIX b tba worM’a nursing in St. Anthony’s, St. Jos­ lous Medal, St. Joseph, St. An­ Colorado Terminix Co. larcoat and finaneiaUr tba eph’s, and Mercy hospitals. Arch­ body of your patient, the soul is dina, Anna E^Miesner, Frances thony, S t Vincent Ferrer, and the •tronxaat In tarmito coatroL to be saved. Marie O’LearJpSlarjorie L. Oliver, 24 E. ALAMEDA, DENVER bishop Vehr also officiated in Sol­ poor souls. ______emn Benediction o f the Blessed Nursing Is Sublima Vocation Elsa Christine Pedersen, Joan Sacrament at the close of the ex­ Pedwell, and Audrey Flora Rem- Kimbrell, and Dorothy Genevieve Yours is not just a business; It pet; ercises. The Cathedral was is not Just an ordinary calling in Krische; jammed with relatives and friends Verla June Royce, Hazel E. Lydia Laber, Eileen Edith life, it is a vocation, a sublime Scheff, Lenora A. Schneider, of the graduates. Receptions were vocation. You will always be Lavely, Olga Elizabeth Lavrich, held after the Cathedral cere^ Elaine M. Sedlacek, Therese Eileen Selma Marjorie Levine, Joyce closely associated in your work Siebert, Dorothy M. Splate, Betty monies in the respective schools with Christ. Depart from Him, Lorraine Linglebach, Kathryn of nursing. Stevens, Elaine M. Stuart, Rose M. Jane Mahoney, Rose Margaret depart from His teachings, and TeMaat, Daisy Temple, 0 1 ^ Address It Presented you have proved faithless to the Mansheim, Lillian Mae Mitera, Tomich, Marian Weller, Harlein Maxine Louise Moore, Mary Mar­ The address given by Father high vocation that is yours, _ you E. Wiehe, Mary Pauline Wething- have proved traitor to tte ciivine cella Mudd, Phyllia Louisa Murohy, Buttimer follows in part; q ton, and Marguerite Pauline Vivian Luella Newcomer, Lillian “ Amen. I say to you, as long commission that is given you. Wolfe; But you will not fail, you will Marie Niebauer, Elizabeth Anne as you did it to one of these, My St. Joseph’s hospital school of Olson, and Marquerite Ann least brethren, you did it to Me” be true with the help that Christ nursing — Geraldine Mae Akey, gives to those who try, to those O’Shea; (Matt. XXV, 40). Helen iToan Almquist, Delores Ar­ Doris Maureen Pfeiler, Mary who do their best. lene Anderson, Fern Esther Babin, On an occasion like this our So far you have been sheltered Jane Pilcher, Mary Evangeline thoughts travel back to another Octavie Sussanna Bacu, Betty Raemer, Beverly Adair Reese, in the safety of a truly Christian Joyce Balliger, Marie Louise Mary Ellen Ross, Mary Loretta graduation— the place was a hill school. Now you must enter a Balliger, Frances Bartholomew, TAbor 1393 721 Lawrenee of Galilee; the time, about 1,900 Ross, Roxie Irene Rumford, Mar­ world that is not guided by Chris Dorothy Baskos, Helen Dorothy garet Elizabeth Selk, Mary Shell- years ago; the Headmaster of that tian and holy principles. You will Benz, Mary Virginia Berset, Betty class was Christ, the God-man, inger, Lois Marraret Signs, Elma meet those even high in the med­ Louise Brady, Juanita Roberta Ann Sorensen, Mona Mae Swift, SANDING AND and the graduates were the Apos ical profession who have forgot­ Chase, Patricia Marie Dickinson, ties. Maybelle Alberta Tanin, Idel Van FLOOR REFINISHING ten even though they had once Viola Lee Drake, and Louise Anne Beber, and Anna Arline Yourick. FREE ESTIMATES — EXPERT WORKMANSHIP “ Going, therefore, teach ye learned that they are to safe­ Ereen; Thoms all nations . . . teaching them to guard life, even unborn life; who Floor Sanding & Reflnishing Co. Zelda Lucille Farmer, Margaret CERNICH observe all things whatsoever I have departed from the ethics of Anne Finegran, Dorothy Virginia 6 4 8 S. SHERMAN 7 D5 Z have commanded you, and behold their profession. 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