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Contenta Copyrighted the Gatholio Press Society, Ine. 1946— Permission to reproduce. Except on Enemies of Church Articlea Otherwise Marked, given A fter 12 M. Friday Following Issue 650 Delegates Told to Restore In Desperate Try DENVER CATHOLIC Family Life, Marriage in Order To Win Over Spanish To Cure Social Evils of World

By R ev. Jo h n B. E bel Campaigin in Denver Fails, JusI as It Does in “ A new era of Christian culture will be born as soon as the home becomes filled with Christ and incorporated in Him,” said the Rev. Austin Staley, O.S.B., of St. John’s ab­ Mexico; ‘Ex*Priesl’ Makes Vieions REGISTER bey, CoUegeville, Minn., in a paper read at the Liturgical Week in Denver Tuesday. Th§ AHaek on Chnrch The National Catholic W elfare Conference Newa Service Supplies Thd Denver Catholic Register. We chief remedy of social ills lies in the restoration of the “ Christian vision of marriage” as Have Also the International News Service (W ire and M ail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller seen through the “ eyes of faith,” declared the Rev. Shawn Sheehan in urging the “ re­ Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (8 cents per copy) storing of the family in Christ.” A desperate effort is being made by Protestant sects and by Communists to wean from the Church of their fathers With some 650 ^gistered from coast to coast VOL. XLH. No. 8. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1946. $1 PER YEAR. in the United States and from Canada and France, the Spanish-Americans in Denver. Money is poured intp the conference was opened Monday evening with prosel^izing activities; “ evangel- an official welcome to the delegates by Archbishop istic” meetings are held featuring Urban J. Vehr, in which he described their work an "ex-Bishop” or an “ ex-priest;” as “ self-sacrificing, inspirational, and instruc­ literature is distributed through­ tional.” The sessions will continue through Thurs­ out the entire population o f Span­ day in the Empire room o f the Shirley-Savoy hotel. ish-Americans. On Friday morning a special session will be held The faith of the people, how­ for priests and seminarians in St. Thomas’ seminary. ever, is strong and there is little defection. They have an uncon­ /Aim to Fuie Family With Church querable devotion to Our Blessed “ Our one, our only purpose, is to fuse the family Mother; despite their many eco­ and the Family of God (the Church) that they nomic difficulties, they cling to may share a common life; that the life of the the Church. The situation in Den Trinity may flow through them, that we may ver reflects that in Mexico itself, go on toward the pursuit of happiness . . . toward where the Protestants and Com­ peace in our times— that in all things God may be munists, sometimes joining forces, glorified,” said the Rev. Thomas J. Carroll of are straining every effort to win Boston, president of the Liturgical Conference, in over the Catholic natives. Their his keynote address. campaign, despite twisted reports appearing in the U. S. press, has Father Carroll, who became president of the prove a dismal failure. conference upon the death last winter of Monsignor COMMUNISTS PRINT Joseph F. Stedman of Brooklyn, described the PROTESTANT LIES demise o f his predecessor as a great loss to the This is verified by the Rev, Church and to the liturgical movement. “ Mon­ Raphael L. McDonald, O.F.M., who signor Stedman,” he said, “was strong in the virtue has just returned to the United of hope.” States after a long stay in Mexico, A fter tracing the source o f the human family where he taught in a large high to the Trinity, “ where the love of the Father fo r school for boys of the laboring the Son gives us eternally the Holy Spirit,” Father class in Ciudad Guzman. He re Carroll described the Church as the Family of Gbd, ports that the Communist paper. a family “founded on love” and "living on love.” La Voz de Mexico, recently printed Christ is its head, but IHs inle is exercised through an open letter to the Archbishop the Holy Father of the family, the Vicar o f Christ, o f Mexico, signed by the “ Alliance the Pope, who combines in his office the divine and of Evangelical Pastors and Work­ the human, as Christ combine^ them in Himself. ers of the Federal District.” Some The Bishops are the fathers of the diocesan fam­ of the signers were well known ilies, and “ persecution of the Church through them ministers. The letter was so filled is persecution of Christ Himself, so that well may with lies and calumnies that some dictator of our own day hear the words o f no other paper would have pub­ Christ in judgment: ‘ Why dost thou persecute lished it. Me?’ ” This letter forms part of a re “ The Church is the continuation o f, Christ, Archbiihop Urban J. Vebr speaking at tha open* cent message circularized among teaching, ruling, sanctifying,” said Father Carroll. ing of the Liturgical Week in Denver Oct. 14. the Spanish-Americans of Denver She teaches the faipily in the words in announcing a series o f lectures of the Marriage Mass, in the words the corporate spirit in the world,” in the First Spanish Methodist Shown above are (ome of tha boyt of St. Clara’i orphanage, go far toward brightening the lives of these boys and of thousands for the consecration of virgins, in declared the R t Rev. Monsignor church o f Denver by an. "ex- Denver, one of the Catholic agencies assisted by the Community of underprivileged persons in Denver. Failure will mean want and the words o f the Holy Father, the Reynold Hillenbrand of Chicago C.D.0FI. priest,” the Rev. Juan Jose Uriarte Chest. Success in the annual Chest campaign Oct. 28 to Nov. 8 will increased suffering. Give generously to the Red Feather services! great encyclicals on marriage and in a panel discussion Tuesday Arrien. The letter is utterly vicious. on the Mystical Body, and con­ morning on “ The Decline of the No one who is not practically un­ + + + + + stantly in her preaching and her Christian Family.” In the Protes­ balanced with bigo^y could ac­ prayer. She rules in the saving tant Reformation the world lost cept its statements. It is given in ARCHBISHOP STEPINAC precepts o f canon law on marriage, the Corporate Christ, said Mop- SIELTEIISIJH an English translation. and the necessary regulations of signor Hillenbrand; in a few cen­ Arricn’ s career is detailed in a the Bishops. Above all, she sane turies it lost God Himself. The Spanish message. He is supposed Catholics Are Active tifies through the liturgy whose resulting disunity has made its way to be a native of Spain who stud­ participation the voice of the Holy into every phase o f life— political, ied in England and taught in the ‘TRIAL’ IS DENOUNCED Fathef himself has called the “ pri­ economic, and social— and one United States, His claims Are ^ mary apd indispensable source of divorce for every three marriages ing investigated. The lu t previous the triie ebristiair spirit.*' is its manifestation in th« family A fte r "bro niohnw'of opertftlbn “ ex-priest,” who also claimed to be life o f our country. The Rev. Hubert Newell, local the Catholic Daughters of Amer­ an “ ex-Bishop o f the Roman Cath- AT M EN ’ S Ignorance of the true nature ica Housing service in Denver is (Tvm to Page t — Column S) trO U R chairmanr presided at the ppening session, which was opened with of marriage was cited by the Rev. functioning 100 per cent When Vigorous Catholic participation cording to an announcement Tues- Bernard Laukemper of Chicago, Court S t Rita No. 626 assumed in the 1947 Community Chest day by Maurice J, Hickey, major. the prayer of the Mass of the day Fr. Angelus Tintle An appeal to Catholic men of a despot more terrible than any. by tte Rt. Rev. Abbot Columban who declared that people do not the responsibility of carrying on Denver to aid their suffering and ever seen before. campaign was assured this week “ We need perhaps eight or ten know enough about the sacra­ the project that had been success­ as organization of the Knights o f more men to round out our team, Thuis, O.S.B., of St. Benedict, Of St. Elizabeth’s oppressed brethren behind the The Holy Father receives the La. The liturgical movement, mental aspect o f marriage. Also fully conducted by the USO-NCCS Iron Curtain in Europe w a s news of the oppression of the Columbus-Catholic Charities team said Mr. Hickey. He requested that citing bad example on the part during the war period, it was an neared completion. Forty-six mem­ any one interested in joining the said Father Newell, is a “move­ sounded by Archbishop Urban J. Church and of the people in the ment of prayer beginning in the of parents. Father Laukemper de­ experiment that only the future Is SerioDsly Vehr and the Rev. Pacificus Ken­ countries behind the Iron Curtain, bers have been recruited, ac- battalion call him at TAbor 1395 clared that a census in his parish could determine. With two trained Although the K. o f C.-Catholic spirit of man that has its influence nedy, O.F.M., at the Holy Hour of the slaughter of hun€reds of in every phase of his life.” (Turn to Pages — Column S) workers and volunteer service by The Rev. Angelus Tintle, sponsored by the Archdiocesan innocent priests and nuns. And the Charities group is the only team court members, the original pro­ O.F.M., former guardian of St. Union of the Holy Name Society latest blow is the trial on operating undet specifically Cath­ World Lott Corporata Chritt Chancery Lists “ The breakdown of the family is gram was to be continued. Elisabeth's friary of the Fran­ in the Cathedral last Sunday. trumped-up charges and the con­ olic auspices, hundreds of Catholic MISSION SUNDAY engendered by the breakdown of A housing service committie was ciscan Fathers in Denver and The heart o f the Holy Father demning to 16 years’ forced laymen and laywomen not included on its roster are participating in IS OCTOBER 20; appointed and a budget set aside recently appointed assistant in must be well-nigh breaking with labor of Archbishop Stepinac, Denver Students f V operational expense. The same the parish is seriously ill in St. sorrow, declared Archbishop Vehr Croatian prelate, by tne infamous the drive in various capacities. Mrs. L. A. Higgins, president of pmn o f opening the clubhouse to Anthony's hospital. Father An­ in explaining the purpose of the Tito regime, “ now come of age in Father Bosch GIVE GENEROUSLY all women and children visiting gelus was removed from the Holy Hour. The end of the war iniquity.” the Archdjocesan Council of Cath­ For Priesthood olic Women, is a co-chairman of service men and women at local friary to St. Anthony’s last that we fought supposedly to bring Archbishop Vehr noted the in­ "Wherever souls are to be saved, military fields and hospitals and week after suffering a heart the South and West district o f the the Four Freedom."! to the people terest the State department had to local residents who needed a The Chancery office announces residential army. Other Catholic Of Ohio Given there the Qiurch should be.” This attack. His condition has stead­ of every nation in Europe sees the taken in the Archbishop Stepinac temporary home has* been |Con- ily grown worse since that time. the following list of younj: men leaders in the campaign are Mrs. one sentence from Archbishop rise of an enemy more vicious and case and expressed the hope that tinued. A nominal fee is chaTged studying for the priesthood for the J. P.i Elliott and Mrs. J. B. Kenny. it would use its good offices to Urban J. Vehr’s letter announcing for beds and home service, which Denver archdiocese: Post in Denver intervene in the interests of jus­ GOAL IS LARGEST the annual collection on Mission includes cooking and laundry tice and freedom. Class of Fourth Theology — IN PEACE TIME privileges. A time limit on resi­ MEN ARE URGED Sunday, Oct. 20, sums up the work Ralph Kelly Takes Walk, George Evans, Cathedral parish; The goal for this year’* Com­ The Rev. Joseph E. Bosch of the dence has been set o f two weeks TO STUDY MENACE of the Church. There are souls to Robert Freudenstein, S t John’s munity Cheat ha> been set at Cincinnati archdiocese has been so that more people may be ac­ Intellectual activity on the parish; Walter Jaeger, S t Philo- $1,302,605, largest in the peace­ assigned by Archbishop Urban J. be saved— in Europe and Asia, torn commodated. part of Catholic men to combat time history of 'the fund. The Vehr to an assistantship at Holy mena’s parish; and William Jones, by war; in America, where many During the months o f August Comes Home as Catholic the menace of Communism in St. Philomena’s parish, all of Den­ increase in budget was explained Ghost church, Denver. Father districts still are largely non- and September 1,766 women and this country was stressed by the ver. by Milton E. Bernet, general Bosch made his theological studies children found a temporary home Archbishop. He urged them to chairman of the campaign, as at ML SL Mary’s seminary, Cin­ Catholic and even non-Christian. A “ Catholic” for years became donors of the magnificent Agony Class of Second Theology— John in the clubhouse at 1772 Grant study and know the facts and resulting from the increased cinnati, 0., and until recently was a Catholic in fact on Sept. 21, Xylward, S t Francis de Sales’ The priests, brothers, and sisters street That in itself proves that shrine in the rear of the chapel in the reasons behind various an assistant pastor at St. Ann’s ■when Ralph Kelly, long prominent memory of their children. parish; John Canjar, Holy Rosary cost of operation owing to in­ doing the work of saving souls in such a housing service is needed in moves on the part of the Com­ flated prices and from the added church, Hamilton, 0. He was in Denver business and social life, parish; Thomas McMahon, S t mission fields need the constant and this area and proves, beyond a For more than half a century munists and their followers, John’s parish; and Robert Nevans, burdens imposed upon many of 'granted a year’s leave of absence was baptized by the Rev. Fred doubt, that the project is a worthy Mr. Kelly was closely associated a i « to make them known. Re­ St. Philomena’s parish, all of Den­ the 56 member agencies by the to regain his health and. spent a generous help of lay Qtholics. McCallin, Cathedral assistant, in one. with the milling industry in the ferring to the statement of J, ver. social problems arising in the month as a patient at Glockner the Cathedral. The following day America in particular, previously The living room, dining room, state. He was employed continu­ Edgar Hoover that Communism Class of First Theology— Ramon wake of World war II. sanatorium, Colorado Springs. He he received his First Communion aaked to save the world for democ­ and kitchen are available for ously for 61 years by the Colorado is the one great menace in the* Blach, S t John’s parish, Yuma; made such a rapid recovery there in the St. Thomas’ seminary Eight Catholic agencies will racy, now must save the world for meetings of other organizations Milling and Elevator company, country today. His Excellency James Kittleson, S t James’ par­ that he asked fo r a parish assign­ chapel. In his usual quiet way, Mr. share in the proceeds of the drive, and can be rented at ,a reasonable founded by the late J. K. Mullen, urged united and concerted ac-' ish, Denver; Owen McHugh, Cor­ which is conducted jointly by Den­ ment Christ. . . by giving jinstintfngly of Kelly forgot to mention his Bap­ charge by making reservations with and was treasurer of the firm for tion to block its growth. pus Christ! parish, Colorado ver charitable and socLbJ welfare Two Studying at ‘Register* prayers and matenal resources on tism plans, even to his wife. He many years. A long and aeriou^ the house mother. Call CHerry (Turn to Page 10 — Column i ) (Turn to Paget — Column S) * (Turn to Page t — Column 6) Nfewly arrived in the archdiocese Mission Sunday. merely “ took a walk” and came illness forced his retirement three 5313 if interested. home a Catholic. are two other priests, students at months ago. the Register College of Journalism. The walk was the climax of Born near Dubuque, la., 74 They are the Rev. James A. Chis­ many years’ devotion to the years ago, the convert came to Doctors Honor Devoted Nun holm of the Diocese of Duluth, MISHAPS OF DRUNKS MADE Church by Ralph Kelly. Nearly Colorado at an early age. Here he Minn., and the Rev. Aloysius J. everyone with whom he came in met and married Elizabeth Kirk­ Felling of the Diocese of Wichita, contact was astonished when he patrick some 35 years ago. His Kans. Father Chisholm, recently PRIEST BOOST TEMPERANCE revealed that he was not a Cath­ wife, a Catholic, has long been appointed business manager of the olic. Every Sunday he was seen active in parish and archdiocesan Duluth Register, studied at S t at Mass. He was even a familiar (One of a terief bated on Father ates about the San Juan affairs. Paul’s seminary, St. Paul, Minn., figure to seminarians at S t J. J. Gibbone’ I n the SxN Ju a n .; country that he developed into a Tragedy struck hard twice at and was ordained in 1936. Recently Thomas’ ; for every year he and his An over-thirsty Irishman with a formi«iable exponent of temper­ the Kelly family. First their son, he was an assistant at S t James’ wife attend a Solemn Memorial pocketful of money in a booming ance. He illustrates this favorite Eugene, a senior at Notre Dame parish, Duluth. Father Felling mining town was a reliable formula theme with the case of an Irish­ Mass in ,the chapel there for their made his theological studies at three children. The Kellys are the university, came home forChriat- for trouble, the sort of trouble of man, a drinker who paid the hard mast vacation, was suddenly Conception seminary. Conception, which Father Gibbons saw plenty way. Mo., and was assistant at S t stricken with influenza, and died in the 90s. In fact, the then Ouray This toper had received the best Mary’s Cathedral, Wichita, for the on Christmas eve. A few years pastor saw so many chronic inebri- schooling available from wealthy past two years. Father Chisholm Annual Alumni later, during the scarlet fever Catholic parents in his native Erin. is residing during his brief stay epidemic, the couple’s two young A trained scholar, “ he could dash here at St. Joseph’s Franciscan children, Dorothy and Herbert, Many Non-GaUiolics off a Fourth of July oration with Meeting Oct. 22 became ill at the same time one motherhouse, Denver^ and Father as many dazzling, tropes and evening and both died within 24 Felling is acting as assistant chap­ AHanding Retreat at ures as a master of rhetoric.” He hours. lain at Loretto Heights college. also poszessed ability as a man ol A t the present time Mr. and Mrs. Servite Trantfert Made business. In St. Thomas’ ■ The Rev. Gaetano Del Brusco, Wyoming University Kelly-are on an extended vacation But the well-endowed youth had in Laguna Beach, Calif. O.S.M., pastor of Our Lady 6f M t More than 500 students were literally drunk away the share of S t Thomas’ seminary, Denver, Carmel parish, has been appointed registered Wednesday for a retreat the inheritance that came to him will welcome home her priest- Vicar Provincial of the Servite being given the students of Wyo­ after he migrated to the United graduates Tuesday, O ct 22, for Tenon Are Needed order and rector of St. Joseph’s ming university in Laramie, Wyo., States. This rapid liquidation of the annual alumni celebration. In seminary, Elgin, 111., by the Most (Turn to Paget — Column S) by the Rev. Joseph 0. Stack, his wealth forced him to move accordance with tradition. Arch­ In Cathedral Choir O.M.I., of McCook, Neb. The re­ westward, and eventually he ar­ bishop Urban J. Vehr will celebrate treat, sponsored by the Newman rived in Leadville, where the car­ the Solemn Pontifical Mass in the Tenors are now the great need Newman Club of D. U. club at the university, is being at­ bonate camps were making million­ seminary chapel at 10 o’clock. The of the Cathedral • choir, Denver, tended largely by non-Catholics, aires. He lost no time in organiz- Rev. James P. Flanagan, pastor of which will make its first appear­ Meets Tfiis Sunday since at last report only 280 Cath­ (Tum to Paget — Column S) St. Mary Magdalene’s parish, ance of the season this Sunday, olics were on the campus. Edgewater, will serve as assistant Oct. 20, at the 10 o’clock Solemn All Catholic itudonU at the priest; the Rev. John P. Moran, Mass. Anyone qualified may call Registration for the exercises, Fr. Campbell Is Named Uni vanity of Denver are re- expected to be about 250, more pastor of St. John’s, Denver, and the RL Rev. Monsignor Joseph J. K. of C. State Chaplain the Very Rev. Eugene A. O’Sulli­ queited to attend the fir«t than doubled that number. Full Bosetti, V.G., director of the choir, meeting and get-together of van, pastor of S t Joseph’s, Fort at MAin 4933. M onsi^or Bosetti credit will be given students who Grand Junction.— A new K. of Collins, deacons of honor; the Rev. tha Newman club at 3 p.m. attend the sessions, and time lost C. state chaplain recently was an­ stresses that the choir members Sunday, O ct 20, in St. Paul’* Damon McCaddon, chaplain of S t give only one hour of their time per from their rem lar classes at the nounced by State Deputy Tom Joseph’s convent, deacon of the chapel of the Cathedral. Prof. university will not be counted Lynch to succeed the late Mon­ week in practice, on Thursday Shown above is a plaque erected in St. Josajfth’t Jos^h t for 30 yean and was supervisor of the Mass; and the Rev. Roy Figlino, Jean Reguta from Paris, against them. The retreat was signor Thomas J. Wolohan. He is evenings frqm 7 to 8 o’clock. Prac­ hospital, Denver, in honor of Sister Ann Rita, a operating room. Prasantation of the plaque was France, who is now attending Brighton, subdeacon. Masters of tice is held at the Cathedral high opened Wednesday evening by Fa­ the Very Rev. Harold Campbell, Sister of Charity of Leavenworth. Sister Ann made at the suggestion of both Protestant and the Liturgical conference in ther Stack, and will 1« closed (Turn to Pages — Column 6) school, 328 £. 19th avenue. Rita, who died July 30, 1943, was stationed at St, pastor of Blessed Sacrament par­ Catholio doctors on the hospital staff. Denver, will be a guasU Saturday. ish, Denver. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, October 17, 1946

SPECIAL SUNDAY DUVNEB MISHAPS OF DRUNKS SPURRED mm\ lliq TIIK|: PRIEST TO BOOST TEMPERANCE pj|j j Choice of Scrred From MONTH OF THE Four EatvoM 11 A .M . to IBIDESPEIIJTELI (Continued From Pago One) a mine, where for nine months Complete 5 P .M . 0017 ing a syndicate, and soon had $12,- without .losing a day he worked 000 to his credit. faithfully. "But, as the absence of the vice HOLY ROSARY Drink* Up Earning* . INDIVIDUAIIY BAKED OHIOKEN PIE TO does not prove the presence of the With this nest egg in hand, he virtue, he was not reformed . . . Wide Selection of Rosaries resolved to return to the old lod (Choice Milk'Fed Chlekca la Rich, fUtaral Grerf and tne first day he came down (Continued From Page One) and seek a reputable life among from the mine he inaugurated a (ContmUed From Page One) Blessed Virgin Mary Devotional Books with Fresh Garden VegeUblM) olic Church,” was declared by ec­ hie friends. Tne homeward jour­ new spree, which ended with the de­ agencies in order to reduce cam­ clesiastical authorities in Mexico ney got him as far as Salida. There lirium tremens . . . paign costs and minimize the cam- he sampled the local potationt^ for Pamphlets and Novenas never to have been ordained. The St. Patrick’* Day paigh irritation that would be in­ ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF nine months, and when he sobered name of this man was griven "W e all encouraged him to cheer volved in separate campaigns. up the bankroll was a thin;^ of the With GmrTt Parsler, New Potatoes and Battered String Beans as J o r^ Othon Celia Casillas. up and try again. He did so, and Four o f the Catholic agencies, St. past. Ever optimistic, he set once WE HAVE A FEW ODD CANDLESTICKS worked about four months when, Vincent’s Home for Boys, the Includes: Soup or Cocktail Hot Rolls Salad CALLS SACRAMENTS again to rehabilitate himself. bn the 17th of March, he came to Queen o f Heaven orphanage, S t . . . 16 INCHES TO 30 INCHES TO SELL •FOUL CISTERNS' This time the miner chose Gun­ Dessert Choice of Drinks town and this time fell lower than Clara’s orphanage, and the Con­ Arrien's document has all the nison county for his comeback; six ever. I was not aware that he was vent of the Good Shepherd, have AT A REDUCED PRICE. foul language of the typical "ex- months' hard work in a new mine in Ouray, for when drinking he been included in the Community priest” He speaks of "having shaft was the price. The venttre Reotanrant never came near me. Chest for the past 25 years. exhausted” the vast spiritual re­ was on the verge of paving off The most recent Catholic agency 615 I7th Street sources of the Catholic Church and when an accident occurrea, an un­ "About the middle of May 1 went to join in the drive is the In­ mentions the "infinite thirst” of expected explosion. It broke both to Denver on business. During my Between W-elton and fant of Prague nursery, which his spirituyf capacities. He casti­ his legs, blew an eye out, left the absence, the ambulance one morn­ James C iiir k e will take part this year for the California Sts, gates the Church as serving a other nearly sightless, and shat­ ing drove up to the sisters’ hospi­ first time. Other Catnolic institu­ false God or as promoting a sys­ tered his nose. tal, a man was carried in on a tions to be benefited are Catholic 4 0 0 SEATS • NO UQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC tem opposed to the will of God. He The disaster kept the luckless stretcher, and the sister in cha^e Headquarters for Charities, the Ave Maria clinics, calls the Church “ a bride who is Irishman in the hospital for recognized the former patient. He CHURCH and the Denver Deanery Commu­ ARTICLES OF DEVOTION faithless to Jesus Christ and in months. There the tender care of had been on a prolonged debauch nity centers, comprising the Vail CHURCH rURNISHINGS adulterous union with the world.” the sisters, reinforced by compul­ and finally lay down by the river Community center and the Little GOODS He talks of "those foul cisterns sory abstinence, led him to yet an­ to die alone, not wishing after his BOOKS FOR THE CATH­ scandalous behavior to approach Flower Community center. called the sacraments, the saints, other resolution to shun forever bis OLIC LAITY AMO CLERGY HOUSE blessings, priests.” nemwis, liquor. priest or sisters. . . . It i* expected that energetic cempaigning will be nace«*ery to Such mouthings can be nothing Worked in Pncblo The nearest priest was Mont­ STORE HOURS but offensive to the devout Span­ rose, and ha was wired to come up reecn the Cneit goal in the face His Celtic epirit renewed, and on the evening train. "The poor of American post-war apathy D A IL Y 9 to 6:30 — SATURD AY 9 to 4:00 ish-Americans, just as they revolt hie body repaired,. the once-bril- man prayed cIi day for forgiveness toward social welfare ectivitia*. any decent, right-thinking person llant scholar went to Pueblo and of his sins, deplored sincerely his Pre.carapaign publicity empba- got a job as a construction train unhappy life, and strove to make siae* tha back-log of uniolvcd foreman. For a year and a half amends for the past in the few probUm* facing tba American the fatal glass did not touch his hours left him.” The priest was paopla, problem* that ware post­ The Denver Catiiolic lips. But again misfortune inter­ too late, but the drink victim "with poned during tba war because vened. Hot words with the superin­ a cry for mercy on his lips . . . of more pressing military na*ds. Regiiter tendent brought his blood to a boil died manifesting every true sign Thtta problams have bean added one day, and the expected hap­ Published Weekly by the of repentance.” to tha normal burden borne by pened. He quit the railway and Cathollo Press Society, Ine. Tele of a Soldier the inititutioni that are solicit­ started on another carousal that ing Denver's charity. 088 Bannock Street, Denver, took him to the gutter, penniless. Father Gibbons follows up this Colo. Now near. the breaking point, story with the tale of a soldier,, a CATHOLIC WORKERS FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOODS, USE the chastened fellow begged and devotee of alcohol from Civil war ARE ANNOUNCED JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE Subscription t |1 Per Tear beat his way up into the San Juan days. The old veteran had been (Acting this year as co-major of drawn to the liquor habit while the K*. of C.-Catholic Charities Entered as Second Class Matter district. There, directed to Father MOVING - PACKING - STOBAGE Gibbons, he sought him out and serving in the army, and fell team is last year's leader, Herbert at the Post Office, Denver, H I BBOAOWAY DENVER. COLa pleaded for something to eat deeper into the vice after an hon­ W, Leibman. James R. Costello is Colo. “ I gradually drew him out and orable discharge. Spurned by rel secretary o f the team, and cap­ Aw. learned hit history,” the prieet re­ atives and by his own wife and two tains are Robert E. O’Haire, Londi fptutt****' calls. " I procured him some light children, he finally fled to the Ross, Anthony J. Dunst, John G. work and, when he ngained nis great open West. Schinka, George Hoffman, and strength sufficiently, a position in Now, after 30 years, the ex-sol-, Peter J. Little. The following have . . “ " ‘I s :::;’ ' dier was unduly aged and gray been enrolled as assistants: from his bibulous avocation. Fa­ William D. Menard, Joseph J. Chancery Lists ther Gibbons came upon him one Dryer, John Lombardi, John J. day in his round of sick calls. Hession, Fred Allen, Stone Wip- DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK I^iriura Tremeni precht, Ray Stark, George H. Lerg, Ralph E. Hay, B. J. Murphy, Rob­ Denver Students " I f^ n d him like a maniac laid ert Murray, Paul Murray, Dave on a b ^ strong straps binding his Costello, Ray J. Noone, George J. wrists and his ankles pinioned to Canny, Harry Morton, T. A. Dal­ the posts. He was foaming at the F o r Priesthbod ton, R. W. Shay, R. H. Rush, C. E. 16 AND LIHLE THINGS mouth like a vicious dog . . . The Frazier. C. C. Costello; furies blocked his vision and he (Continued From Page One) Frank LaBate, John Roche, shivered with delirious terrors. Springs; Clement ZCcha, St. Mary's Frank Breen, John Toner, Stephen Cold sweat flowed down his tem­ parish, Colorado Springs. L. R. McNichols, Edward J. Du- RITUAL AND MATERIAL ple . . . and the flesh on his face Class of Third Philosophy— Ed­ lacki, T. Raber Taylor, Donald became livid, changing from pur­ Now, as perhaps never before, our country needs ward Madden, S t John’s parish, Secord, James M, Connors, Neal ple to black, and his cries . . . were family solidarity— a consolidation of family in- Denver (at Catholic university, Doherty, John L. Geraghty, Fran­ Washington). unearthly.” There was no hope teresta and reaponaibilitief . . . for family happi­ for the man, the doctor said. cis R. Hessiop, Bert Beckius, Don­ Class of Second Philosophy — ald Haddock, Robert L. Norton, ness and composure. Robert Breunig, Cathedral parish, But Father Gibbons remembers the man as one of great strength. John Gallagher, M, T. Griffith, Family happiness? It implies many things, Denver; James Kane, Annuncia­ James McConaty, and Marion “ In the mortal combat the alcoholic apiritueil and material— big things and 'little tion parish, Leadville; Frank Mor- Young. feld, St. Catherine's parish, Den­ poison elowly wore out and reason things. Among them it implies that the family's ver; and James Rasby, St. Dom­ once more appeared. . . . Ho re­ welfare has been safeguarded as far as reason-. inic’s parish, Denver. ceived the sacraments . . . and Aato Body tnd Fender promised God never again t^touch ably possible . . . that emergencies can be met. Class of First Philosophy—John REPAIRING AND PAINTING The WHITE plan for funeral pre- Anderson, Cathedral parish, Den­ liquor.” m u BSmiATB TDIB rATVENTS CROSS The reformed grandfather kept arrangement meets one of these situations^the ver; John McGinn, S t Catherine’s parish, Denver. his promise. Father Gibbons and SWAYNE-WIMBUSH emergency of death. WHITE available CROSSsfs Class of Second C o lle g e -L e o “ th®r friends took up a collection SBO BANNOCK TA. 6113 to you individually or to your entire family as Blach, S t John’s parishf Yuma; sent him to D e n ^ M lin s FORDS SlBoa 191S a unit, regardless of age. No examinations, no David Downes, S t Victor’s parish '*'"*■*?* V i. t e ; John p « « y , St. | l.t y s Hears: 9 le 12; 1 te I Phone MAin 3437 assessments; small monthly payments or a cash tance was sincere,” concludes the tremsaction. arish, Colorado Springs; Patrick SILVER FRONT "ennedy, S t Catherine’s parish, riest "Wonderful action of the Boulevard has never presented the WHITE Denver; Dean Kumba, St. Mary’s H'oly Spirit!" SHOE REPAIR CROSS plan thru high pressure sales methods. parish, Colorado ;^prings; John Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist We only say to you that funeral pre-arrangement Landrum, Holy 'fa m ily parish, DIFO RM ED AND ODD SHOES A SPECIALTY thru WHITE is sensible— as sensible as Denver; Timothy, Lawless, S t CROSS WOODEN SHOES FOR SHOWER Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Styeeta making a will. Learn more edjout this thoughtful Philomena’s parish, Denver; Ridi- p y o s c H t i n ard Taylor, St, Catherine’s parish, ItSl ISUi 8T. HA. SMI way to protect yourself and your family. Mail Denver; and C. Bert Woodrich, S t your name and address with this advertisement Nicholas’ parish, Buffalo, N. Y. for complete information. Class of First College—John Cotter, St, Philomcna’s parish; POST III D[NVEH Robert Dunrie, St. Dominic’* par­ ish : Thomas Fahey, Blessed Sacra­ (Continued Fr9ht Page One) B 0 ment parish; Walter O’Hayre, A R D Rev. Alphonso M. Benatti, O.S.M., Holy Family parish, all of Denver. Prion General. Father Del Brusco was named #Art. Jst. P. MeContfcy pastor of- Mt. Carmel parish in Jii. F. McConsty ^ puonz ^utad FEDERAL AT NORTH SPEER 1938 as successor to the late Rev. Julius Piccoli.O.S.M-Prominent as Joi. P. McConsty an educator. Father Del Brusco has RECAP NOW seen the enrollment'of M t Carmel school grow from 165 students in 1938 to the present record of 347. Under his direction, the new with ^ school building fund has grown to more than $100,000. _ ./ The Rev. Thomas Locascio, m a m m i m a O.S.M., has been appointed pastor of Our Lady of M t Carmel par­ ish, to succeed Father Del Brusco. Father Locascio comes to Denver Open Season at Miller’s from Blue Island, III., where he was pastor for five years of Sts Donatus’ church. The Rev. Hilde­ brand Brunetti, O.S.M., will remain as first assistant at M t Carmel narish. The Rev. Salvator Fagiolo, O.S.M., replaces the Rev. Phillip Coffey, O.S.M., who has been,ap- pointed to Assumption parish. Chicago, 111.

HUNTERS Aid Society Will Meet f r FACTORY Ih Gonvenl October OF MtTHOO The Dominican Sister* ef the Sick Poor Aid society will moot Tuesday, Oct. 22, at APPETITE O ff/ l/ in our ahopi .2:30 p.m. in the convent, 2801 Gaylord, Denver. Fa- tbsr Felix Reitlingibefer, O.F.M., will be the speaker. HflUJKinson Anne Sweeney will give vocal DELIGHTS! number* with Mrs. John R. Schilling as accompanist. A.R.G. DOLL SHOP New Dolls and Toys RECAPPING D oll Buggies and Trikes Bag the limit of eating pleasure from Miller's DOLL WIGS Your recaps Religion! Statuea Repaired limitless displays of luscious fresh foods and. ISIS Arapahoe MA. 7617 oil the best known nationally advertised brands! BALANCED WOODEN SHOES LIKE A NEW TIRE! FOR SHOWER AT SaVER FRONT SHOE • MORE MILEAGE REPAIRING STORE HOURS • NO SHIMMY 12311$tIiSL M A.9860 MlUcr'c Store* open 'tU 9:00 pan. JOE KAVANAUGH JOE'S SHELLY Salarday* 'til 10:00 p.m. Except m illER 'S 15th ft Lawrence, open 'ill 6:30 LINCOLN AT 7TH SERVICE pan.— Saturday* 'til 9 p.m. JOE FATUtENKOPF. Prap. O T T E G L I/ 8 PHOlVi; TA. 1261 ../member 8T. LOUIE- PARMH) SUPER mBBKEIil PE. ttti WE TgEAT YOU EIGHT \Vhe M u 't Store- « 2i s i x t e e n t h s i Thursday, October 17,1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHCfLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE USO Is Still Needed DRS. LEE C. HANEY & SON Novena Services Provincial Parley OPTOMETRISTS 827 15th ST. • TA. 2690 Comfort Are Clianged in Of Newman Clubs ' Membera St Vincent de Paul Parish A good name in which the public has faith comes only and iSeautif after years of conscientious service. We are now, as in the past, happy to offer our services for the solution of It is the sincere personal attention, St. John’s Elnirch Held in Boulder your visual problems. the gracious, sympathetic under* standing of a trained personnel, (St. John’* Parish, Danyar) The Intermountain Province of OfneUI Bsstaaraiit and the advantages of facilities ex­ For the convenience o f a Newman Clubs held its fall con­ clusively Olinger’s . . that make greater number of parishioners ference at Boulder Oct. 13. The Listsd br DancsB Btiisx every Service a complete and per* the perpetual novena services in mURPHV’S Adrrn tarts University of Colorado Newman honor of Our Lady of the Mirac­ club played host to the delegates BROADWAY AT ELLSWORTH u. G«.d Esun. feet final tribute. Public preference ulous Medal are being transferred from the various universities of through tnore than 50 years of to Monday evenings. A short no­ OPEN FROM 11 A.M. TO 2 A.M. Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah. vena service with Benediction of service, enables Olinger’s to offer The principle behind the confer­ the Blessed Sacrament will be Popular ' more in beauty, comfort and con* ence was the discussion of the gen­ One of Den- held every Monday evening at F eatn rin g eral aims and policies of Newman venience . . at costs which are usu* 7:30. The novena prayers will LUNCHEONS clubs and exchange of ideas. The verY Finext Colorado ally LESS than for comparable 'also be read after the 7 and 8 schedule of the coi^erence included o’clock Masses on Monday morn­ Bare and F a ni o ■ * services elsewhere. two special meetings, a social hour, Full Course ings. and a banquet. M oon tain CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our Mrs. Louis F. McMahon will Fonntains A t the business meetingff which personnel and the finest equipment preside at the meeting of St. DINNERS T r o a t. were presided over by Chairman for yonr fa* John’s Altar and Rosary society Juicy, Ten­ and facilities are assigned to every Merrie Foster, each club in > the For That Late Snaeic that will be held at 2 o’clock on rorite Soda Catholic Service. ^ province reported on its activi­ der Steak*. Friday, Oct. 18, in the home o f Meet Your Friends ties since the conference held last Mrs. B. K. Sweeney, 700 Emer­ o r Sundae, Chops a n d spring. The Rev. John McDevitt at Murphy's son street. Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff Fried yicc-PrMidMt will TMort on her recent trip to reported on the Newman club na­ Coektail tional conference held last July Chicken Tamales, Chill, the N e e W convention in Kansas Chicken. in Chicago. A fter some discus­ Sendee. Sandwiches, Our Specialty City, and Mrs. Etienne Perenyi Q H iiitltk will give a short talk on the needs sion, it was decided that the next Banquet Room for Parties of the Community Chest. The confCTonce be held in Salt Lake :LO S E O a l l d a y TUE8DA\ SPEER ^■•ITIIIIIi Rev. John P. Moran will also ad­ City,''’ Utah, with the University A T of Utah chapter as host. It A ll Departmenti Call dress the members. The young SHERMAN was also announced that the an­ c GLendale 3663 married women who reside in St. 16th A T John’s parish will be introduced nual intermountain convention BOULDER at the meeting and will be ^ e s ts will be held in Greeley some time CONDITION YOUR CAN of honor at a tea that will fol in April. _The committeemen for low the business session. the program and reservation com­ FOR WINTER DRIVINC mittees were appointed. \ Members of the society will re­ ceive Holy Communion in a body The general topic for discussion Drive in for Free Estimate on General Check Up ■ in the 8 o’clock Mass on Sunday, was “ The Problem of Getting the Oct. 20. Married Veteran Interested in the Prompt and Courteous Service W Nev^man Club.” After a heated [embers of the faculty of St. EXPERT MECHANICS GENUINE FACTORY PARTS J The USO, the American loldier's services, they point to the thou­ discussion among the delegates, ONS John’s school are attending the “home away from ho^ie,’’ begin* it was decided Mat it was up to FREE PICK UP SERVICE ^ SSSS national Liturgical conference in sands of hospitalized veterans, to iU Denver drive for fnndi to the veteran to settle his problem con. M S mm GIU>iN the Shirley-Savoy hotel on the men in scattered oversea* gar­ carry on it* aetivitiei on Oct. 28, risons, and to the hordes of young­ in his own group. We^dnesday and Thursday. Sister conjunction with the Denver The conference was concluded ^ i VINER CHEVROLET C0.b^4( Dorothy Ann, a sister o f Mrs. ster* still undergoing training in Community Chect and the United with a banquet at which the Rev. John O. Rae, and Sister Frances the United States. Without USO, Health appeal. USO official* are they say, these men would be Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., Univer­ I'aihedral Margaret from Colorado Springs reeking $80,000 from Denverite* sity of Colorado chaplain, was the I forced into unhealthy modes of are guests in St.. John’s convent intererted in the maintenance of recreation— a poor return for the main speaker. He thanked the during the conference. G1 moral* and morale. To empha- sacrifice that service in the armed delegates for attending the con­ EfOIVOUlY Miss iftse Marie Palaze, a nad- *ize the continuing need for USO forces entails. ference and said he hoped they Nut !• Clukt't Charch G*«di uate of Loretto Heights college, found the conference beneficial. is teaching the third grade in St. The conference was ended with “ Whm in tom tpirit* call Jerry'* John’s school. a prayer by the Rev. William eoirA ti-oa>£M A FATHER KEKEISEN TO SPEAK E. Vaughan of the University of Coio. 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 Miss Hart, visiting- nurse as­ rEBE DBLIVBST ntBK PABKIMG signed to St. John’s school, con­ Utah chapter. ducted hearing tests in the school AT HEIGHTS FRESHMAN RITES A REPUTABLE DRUG on Oct. 15. Miss Hart was assisted DOWNING STREET by Mrs. John McGowan. Meeling Slated Cel. 18 STORE PHARMACY Members of Kateri Tekakwitha (Loretto Height* College, Denver) as hostesses. The event is under GEORGE U. BILL. Prop. circle met for luncheon on Oct. 11 Freshmen at Loretto Heights the chairmanship of Miss M ar^ret Ny Sacred Hearl Aid Profestional Pharmaeist at the Lakewood Country club. college will be formally invested Mary Meyer, assisted by Misses Phan* CHury J7I7 Mrs. Eugene C. Dilullo was the Marilyn Quinn and Catherine The Sacred Heart Aid so- COMPUCTB LINK OP COSMKTIC8 AND in their academic attire at Cap Pogliano in charge of decorations, s hostess. eietj^will meet Friday, Oct. HEBCBANDISK and Gown day ceremonies at 4:30 and Misses Mary Margaret Lan- (4>lfax at Uownins U c a rez Under New Mnnueniciit IS, at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs. A. J. Chisholm entertained o’clock Sunday afternoon in the ning and Vickie Kingsley, refresh KEyatone S217 m jpairata« Bt.______Du t c t Mrs. Martin Bonarrens, 1869 St. Joseph’s circle with luncheon Loretto chapel. Father Robert ments. Marion street, Denver. Mem­ at Lakewood Country club on Kekeisen of the Register staff will Oct. 16. Dr. Albert W. Recht, director bers are asked to note the Open Day and Nile address the group. of Chamberlin observatory at the change in date of the meet­ St. Vincent de PauFs Parish St. Thomas’ club members were The ceremony will open with a University of Denver, addressed CAPITOL HILL guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Cut- ing. Mattera of importance processional of the freshman class the science survey classes and will be taken up at this meet­ shaw on Oct. 12. Mrs. Frank into the chapel. Robes will be others interested in astronomy on CAFE Austin and John Cutshaw were ing. Washington Park Mkl. 735 B. Colfax blessed, and Miss Lucille Ham­ the “ Expanding Upiverse” Tues-. HODGE GROCERY awarded the bridge honors. mond, president of the student day afternoon in the Loretto audi­ Red & White Food Store Fpia PooiU at Fob Piieat C. ALFRED HODGE. Proprietor George Wolfgang spent last body, and Miss Theresa Albi, presi­ torium. BILL HUGHES, Prop. 2103 East Virginia Ave. week end in Evansville, Ind., vis­ dent of the senior class, will help Hay Ride Planned iting his mother. the freshmen don their attire. Watch WINES B$EB A three-hour hay ride will be Complete Food Service SP. 750.5 Lt. Coradr. and Mrs. George W. Benediction of the Most Blessqd enjoyed by members of the junior Meats . . . Groceries Rienks, Jr., and their young son, Sacrament will precede the reces­ 598 South Gilpin class at Loretto Heights college Repairing “ IPs Smart to Bf Thrifty** FYesh Fruits & Vegetables >369&i5l&lfisr Ricky, are visiting Mr. and Mrs sional from the chapel. Parents Tuesday evening. Louise Childers, NADORFPS George W. Rienks, Sr. Lt. Comdr. and friends of the students are chairman, has announced that re­ Bring or Msdl Your Watch Denver, Rienks is on terminal leave. M ERK’S PHONE EMeraon 0677 invited to attend the ceremony. freshments. of wieners and potato For Free Examination ITi«i/lAkT6793 Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Cloughesy Guests at an open house for chips will be served. Another Estimate C A R CLEANERS have had as their guests Mr upperclassmen Friday night in the 1816 E. COLFAX AVE. junior class activity, the selling of Ws Test Every Watch on DRUB STORE 2717 E. Louisiana Ave. Cloughesy’s brother-in-law and sis­ Round Up room of Loretto Heights printed stationery, will eet under the Western Eleetne (FORMERLY MAHONEY DRUG) PE. 1792 ter, Mr. and Mrs. Fra^k Hoeffer, college will be students from Preorrlptlons Aecorately Filled way next week. Proceeds will go C. L. CASTNER W. P. HEWITT. JR. and their two daughters, Mildred Regis college, Denver university, into the class treasury. Miss MAY WE SERVE YOU 7 Memberc of 8t. Vincent Where Friends Meet . . . THRIFTY FOUHTAIM Ico Cream — Foaotala Service and Mary, from Albion, Neb. the Colorado School of Mines, and Evangeline Sauceda will direct the dt Ptul*! Parish Mrs. Fred Davis entertained medical students from Colorado project. 1300 So. Pearl PS. 7539 AHD CHILL with a tea in Denver Country club university. Class officers will act The Active Catholicity club Fine Foods on Oct. IB in honor of her daugh­ voted on new members at its first The firms listed here de-. ter, Mrs. Dario Maiocchi, who is Byron niid Mario WIUtoHa organizational meeting Monday JANES CROCERY Denrer** Piixt Po*t War visiting here. serve to be remembered Stretmlintd PounUIn evening. Officers are Katherine FRED HELMEWORTH. Prop. 17th and Waohinston MAfai 1797 Baptized Sunday by Father Weekday Mass C*r, KUi A Graat Je* H. Blaad, Hxr. Price, president; Helen Louise when you are distributing FANCY GROCERIES" Moran were Sheila Rae, daughter Burris, secretary; and Rose Cecilia 731 E. Colfax KEystone 3575 your patronage in the dif­ VEGETABLES — FRUITS of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Buck- Stabb, treasurer. Sister Frances CHOICE MEATS ley, with Raymond and Viola Hours Changed 1524 MAHLER de Chantal is moderator of ferent lines of business. 1923 E. Kentncky PE. 2478 Buckley as sponsors; John Mi group. Curtis St. TAber 5733 DISTINCTIVE GIFTS - SOCIAL FASHION NOOK chael, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Rus­ (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) French club board members and STATIONORY - BOOKS sell Ford, with Frank Kepime and The schedule of weekday Masses committee heads met for supper RENTAL LIBRARY DRESSES .'SUITS - LINGERIE Mary Campbell Rogers as spon- m Sacred Heart church was in the first floor fudge kitchen 2S30 E. Colfix Op«B ErcniBg* BLOUSES • SWEATERS .sors; and Richard Carter, son of of Pancratia hall Wednesday eve EM. «0 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Olson, changed Oct. 14. The hours of the BOIVIVIE BRAE J. J. HcKenna, Prop Loi* McKenna, Mxr. ning to plan the p r o ^ m for the with William Miller and Patricia Masses now are: First Mass, 6:30; coming year. Co-chairmen o f the Sengen as sponsors. * CnarantCMl Kecappies second Mass, 7:30; and third Mass,. supper were Hazel McNabb and Mrs. William F. Sullivan of San Shopping District On« Day 8*r»lc* 8:^0. The 8:30 Mass is attended by Marie Dowd, assisted by Mary Flo •Antonio is spending a few days New and Used Tire* A Meal or a Banquet the school children. The children Ament and Marion Bell. Sister with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maura and Mrs. Louise Faucet WRIGHT O. K. TASTY SUGGESTIONS will attend this 8:30 Mass in a Earl Kelsey. body every weekday and will recite are the club’s advisers. IN (JASSEROLES ■ ORE FOR YOUR CONOCO PRODUCTS -HOLTZ- RUBBER Mrs. P. C. Allen is convalescing vocal prayers during the Mass. The junior class took first prize in Mercy hospital. Lubrication, Car Washing, Balterie* R E D & W H IT E • WELDERS, INC. Serves 3 to 4 People The catechism classes for chil­ in the interclass competition of MONEY... Safely J the Needlework guild displays Oct Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing 2]3] East Colfax Annee SEND ONE TO A CONVALESCENT dren of the parish who attend the Bsttar than average FRESH MEATS — FISH EA 57t5 FRIEND Fr. W. J. Ganavan public schools will begin Monday 11. Novelty of display and the earnings on yoilr sav­ BONISIE BRAE Crocetjies & V^egetable* ITALIAN SPAGHETTI afternoon, Oct. 21, at 3:45 in the number of articles contributed de­ ing*. protecisd by Gov't termined the winner. Second place Inxursd FHA Loans. CONOCO SERVICE Your PatronsK* Appreciatod Plenty of Meat Sauce To Be Speaker at school hall. Privilsge oL wilhdrawal DELIVERY SERVICE SP. IflJ was won the senior class. 724 So. University - PE. 9909 Suzanne’s CHICKEN POT PIES There will be a games party in Seven Heights "Students partid at any lime. Deposits by 2626 E. Louisiana at S. Clayton the school hall Thursday evening at lOlh earn irom Ilrtl da'y. Family Size Gzanam Club Dinner pated in a program and monthly Moil deposit* welcama STAUFFER SYSTEM 8; 15 o’< ^ k . birthday parly for patients at Fitz- Preisser’s Red A While MEATLESS FRIDAY DISHES Bonnie Brae More Than Just Redueing Frida|* evening at 7:30 there simons hospital Oct. 10. Refresh The annual dinner of the 4IS Hajeslle Bldg. L An excluaW*. eaay and aan* wethod will be the usual devdtions for the ments were served by alumnae , 2M .IUh SU Danvs* Grocery end Merkel D r u ^ t o . of weifht control and poalaro eor- Special Attention to Church Ozanam club of Denver will perpetual novena in honor of the Entertainers were Misses Dorothy FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND ALFRED C. ANDERSON, Ownsr-Msosxvl ' reetton. Suppers, Bazaars, Etc. be held at the Ozanam club, Bacred Heart. Ann McAvoy, Barbara Banatti, Q UAUTY GROCERIES AT Prescriptions Filled As ►r/ie Healthful IFay to Reduce f 1665 Grant street, Denver, Dolores Stager, Jo Ann Barr, Mar­ (olumbiey. i ng.s Your Doctor Orders Tuesday, Oct. 22. The Rev. Sunday is the Communion day LOWER PRICES ^ rreo Courtcoy Treatment by Appoint- ^ HUMMELS for the women of the parish Altar garet McCoullough, Mary Ann Free Delivery SPmee 4447 FOUNTAIN SERVICE i menb-Only Orieinal SUuffer System Dr. Walter J. Canavan will be Hanrahan, and Erma Eveler. ^ in Denver the guest speaker. sodality. They will receive Com­ 3331 B. Obis Ave. (So. Ualv. and Ohia) 763 So. University / PE. 2255 munion in the 7:30 o’clock Mass. CHERRY 1864 DEUCATESSEH All voluntary and profea*- sional social workers of The members of the Young Men's 414 E. Colfax 311 E. 7ih Ave. KE 1986 Colorado will be at this din-,, sodality will receive Communion IP ^ Ladlos Only (Oppooito CatfcodraD ner that is held in connection in the 9 o’clock Mass. The SOETH CAYLORD with the State welfare con­ Young Men’s sodality will hold ference. the reg;ular meeting in Sodality ball Tuesday evening at 7:30. Shopping H A T H A W A y S Hatchett Drag Store YOUR EXPENSES Father A. F. Versavel, S.J., is -Th* Star* i l Quality tmS 8arrtaa' making his retreat this week. CITY LACE The P TA room mothers met in “pT K 701 GRANT the home of Mrs. Thomas L. Al- Mary Anne Oakeries CLEANERS OeaponndlBt piaacilpciou Is Ik* caa** berico, 4640 West 32nd aVenue. ARE INFLATED important part of ear bmlniaa, Thirteen mothers and one guest [ommuiiity flouiEr' Specialists in 218 East SextnUi ATanat, Danyar , I were present Plans were ma& for and your pocket hook is deflated with the natural result the coming month, games were PARTY PASTRIES that you are suffering from “ unbalanced budgetitis,” we PHONE SPrucc73l8 PHONE TABOR 7907 NOB HtLL tNN played, and a luncheon was served StOfE 2i Broadway 1024 So. Gaytard by the hostess. Prizes were won by can effect a cure. Combine all your debts and pay your SP. 7413 PE. 7315 CURTAINS CAREFULLY CLEANED 820 EAST COLFAX AND RETURNED SAME SIZE—SPE­ Mmes. Bertha Oliver and Mary VAN ZIMMERMAN. Hanam COCKTAILS CIAL CARE GIVEN TO TABLE Mary Martinez. The next meeting creditors thru a loan with us and repay us in convenient LINENS - BLANKETS LAUNDERED will be choral practice Oct. 23 at WITHOUT SHRINKAOE. Delicious Dinners monthly payments. W e make many o f our loans fo r l8t 1:30, and will be held at 2855 n a t i o n a l b r a n d s HOT AND COLD LUNCHES months and in some cases for even longer. Your inquiry Gaylord Drag Co. Work Called for and Delivered Yoar Buinraa b Appradatad Her* Curtis street will receive our prompt, courteous attention. SUPER MARKET J. ROY SMITH, Prop. "I tab each line— it'* quick to do- 1059 So. Gaylord SP, 3345 1004 S. Gaylord Sp. 6752 Just type, snip, moisten, press it on; Society to Give Prescriptions Carefully Filled Stays bright and clean— Free Deliveries Daily LOANS . QUICKLY MADE ON ' by Registered Pharmacists Children’s Portraits* it's MAK-UR-OWN." Your Patroaoz* Apprrclstsd GINUINEv ORIGINAL VICTOR Games Party at Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mqrt- in the Home WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELR1 gages on Improved Denver Real Estate and to. Salaried ■ - 1092 So b n o ’ o Phone WATCH, CLOCK and Six Sx7 Photofraphi MAK-UR-OWN St. Catherine’s EmplDyes on their plain note, without an assignment of Gaylord D U D 0 SP. 0574 JEWELRY REPAIRING Beautifully CELLULOID lutt .•.*■».*.•■* $ 1 0 . 0 0 wages and without notifying the employer. UounUd .... Grocery aed Market SULLIVAN’S INDEX TABS (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) Loans Made Outside Denver by Mail Writ#, type or print The Altar and Rowry society’s Groceries, Meats and Fancy CIHEFOTO Vegetables indax, slip into MAK-UR- annual card party will be held Bonnie Brae Jewelry OWN strip, cut to larsott The Store of Quality and Price STUDIOS and attach parmanantly in* Friday evening, beginning at 8 1048 S. Gaylord SP. 6026 a momant. 7 colors, 3 Widths; inted ssts o’clock. The president, Mrs. G. and dia-cut tabs. 3529 East' Colfax Ave. E. Rowe, announces that every­ The firms listed here de­ thing; is planned for a pleasant JIM FURLONG Quality 4Jleaning serve to be remembered TEL. DEXTER 0961 Commercial Products Co. evening. Many valuable prizes Washington Park will be offered, and there will be 1735 Welton St. KEystone 2224 when you are distributing Denver, Colo. 1707 Lawrence I table prizesi Refreshments will C leaners be served following the card t Opsn Dally 8:21 to Ii24, Sstordays Till 1 V.}/L Oar Brandi Otftcs at your patronage in the dif­ (Hours— 10 A.M. to 8 P.M.) N W. CHRISTENSIN PHONE TA. 2990 games. There will be a famous Firlsn t Aato Cs., 231 Broadway, I* 0*«n TUI 1:3* P.M. ferent lines of business. lacino cake awarded. 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898 ■ ■ !

P A G E FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 i Thursday, October 17,1946

Mr. Walter J. Kerwln BOWLING AMociated with Face Bulldogs Friday Night KNIGHTS OF JOS. M. FISHMAN qpLUMBUS LEAGUE

^Jevcder and OptometrUl Team Standingt DIAMONDS - LOCKETS TEAM— Won Lost WATCHES . ROSARIES Danutica ...... IS 2 Navigator* ______16 3 CROSSES . COMPACTS Guards ...... z...... — 11 7 ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS Grand Koiiebia — ...... ___ 8 10 MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS Wardpnw ...... __ 8 10 Tnisteca ...... 12 SCAPULAR MEDALS Secretariat’^ ...... V...... 4 14 GIt'8 raising in Notre Dame stadium for the Beaverette-Dyed Coney...... 216.00 la the U. S. Compton graduates include a funds for its Notre Dame scholar Notre Dame-Southem California Training and Opportunity game Nov. 30, Natural Muskrats...... 324.00 Hisa Chicago, Mitt Wisconsin, Miss Colo­ ship fund.” Guarantor if Wo Aedept You Colorful Grid Contett ------,4------rado, 1945; Hits America, 1945; and numcr- Persian Lamb Paw...... 336.00 For Our Profossiond Xourso The brilliant football rivalry be­ Chekiang Caraculs.....'.;...... 432.00 out girle now occupying top-rankinv modeling tween the Fighting Irish and the DbeeuiRlidia Heeds Money for You potitiona and under Hollywood contracts. Plan Trojans from Southern California Northern Hollander to register now, then attend onr formal opea^ was temporarily discontinued dur- Gifis of Food, Glolhos Blended Muskrats...... 444.00 lag and see a colorful exposition of modem Dyed Squirrel...... t7 6 .0 0 modelinc. LO O K ! New York.— Bishop Louis L. R. LOAHS Matara and Safari Alaska Seal..... 600.00 In Chleact, the Compton coano U Morrow o f Krishnagar, Bengal, a “m ut” {or ttrU of 5 PorochUt School* India, preparing to return to his Persian Lamb__'...... 960.00 Cra/it^eitteX’ dipcese after spending a year in IN ANY AMOUNT the United States, has made an $5 DOWN WILL HOLD YOUR COAT Miss Compton is available EASY TO MAKE for personal consultation appeal for donations o f cheap light 12 MONTHS TO P A Y today, Friday and Satur­ cloth, shirts and undershirts, linen, Just cone in to see ns, day. Call or write today bedding, towels, canned food, telephone or write. Coliat* —now. medicine, soap, school supplies, eral loans are easily and CALL AL 2988 books, religious articles, vestments, ‘ quickly completed In strict­ See our collection of beautiful Davenport and and altar linens, all o f which are Chair $79.50 jorely needed in his diocese. est confidence. Friendly, FALL COATS, SUITS, DRESSES including material, anpplica, labor, pick up financial assistance wit^ and daUrerg flompiete. The Bishop said that “ if the peo­ BLOUSES and M IL L IN E R Y DE. 0988 ple o f our country The is a native out waiting or delay. ♦ for onr MUmator to call at roar of T e x u ] could see the conditions Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 homo with a coaplote lino of aamplea. prevailing in Bengal, as many GIs ^ Telephone KE 6221 MODELS INSTITIITE No chargo. taw them, their hands would over­ flow with greatly needed aid.” OF DENVER • SUITE 2 Donations s^iould bb packed well, S e c u r i t i e s hamihoHS FONTIUS b u il d in g if possible^ and sent to Bishop 16th and Welton Louis L. R, M o n w , Rectory of CREDIT CORK ^ 9 C CoUo A « .'q g @ S n * » * DEate OOM Mary Help of Christians, 440 E. I4TH AND IROADWAY ,12th etreat, New York 8, N.Y. ■ffyb dtoul<£beelQ)emer. Thursday, October 17,1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4?05 PAGE FIV E Opening Speakers of Liturgical Week Seminary Almmii To Meet OcL S

fContinued From Page One) aeremonies will be Fathers Bern­ ard Cullen, Vice Chancellor, and J. Harley Schmitt, chaplain of St. Francis’ hospital, Colorado Springs. The Rev. Frederick McCallin, Ca­ thedral assistant, will deliver the sermon. . Minor officers o f the Mass will ntclude Fathers Charles Jones and John Haley as acolytes; the Rev. Robert Syrianey, thurifer; the Rev, Regis McGuire, book-bearer; the Rev. Robert Banigan, mitre; the Rev. Joseph Koontz, crozier; the Rev. Joseph Leberer, gremiale; and the Rev. Leonard Abercrombie, bugia. The faculty/of the seminary will insuRED IH y Take less? Ca be ^osts to the alumni at luncheon following the Mass. On alumni day, Q f lV in P Q Vnder Government the annual meeting of the members O n i l l l U u Supervision is held, at whigh officers are can ke parked without crowding elected for the coming year, and ways and means o f promoting YOUR MONEY AVAILABLE WHEN YOU WANT IT the lar^e paved lot various alumni projects are dis­ INDIVIDUAL OR JOINT ACCOUNTS c n cussed. Open a Safe and Profitable Savings Account N O W ! The meeting day this year has adjacent to been changed from Thursday to PROMPT. FRIENDLY SERVICE Tuesday in order that Archbishop 4401*311 S( Son Chapels Vehr may be able to attend. CAPITOL FEDERAL iijLitim — ■ SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOQA'nON Opening ipeakeri of the leventh annual Litnr- | of Boston, president; Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Former Denyerite 1665 BROADWAYKU«TH.urKEystone 8108 gtcal Week iponiored Denver Oct. 14 to 17 by | of Danver; and the Rev. Hubjrt Newell, in charge the National Liturgical Conference are ihown of local arrangements. Ibr ivatnily relatives*frwnJr?visitOPS above. Left to right are the Rev. Thomaa J. Carroll Given Mining Post WWWVWWWWVWSIWVWWWSWWWMWVVNAMWVW + 0 + + + + ■+ Edward S. McGlone, member of a prominent Denver Catholic fam­ 650 Delegates to Liturgy Convention ily, has been named vice president Cleaning at Its Best in charge of the Western opera­ tions for the Anaconda Copper Horan & Son Chapels Mining company. He succeeds D. ' 3 DAY SERVICE KEystone 6297 KEystone 6298 Told to Restore Family Life Values M. Kelly, a Catholic o f Butte, Mont., who has been forced to re­ Pickup and Delivery 1527 Cleveland Place sign because o f poor health. (Continued From Page One) Home I* *LittIe Church’ No 'Ragged Individnaliiin’ Mr. McGione, one o f the young­ . TWO STORES showed that almost 60 per cent of “ Lay people tend to look exclu­ “ ‘Society’ can be reached, caiv est major executives in the world’s the parents o f children attending sively to the priests for sanctifi­ be cured, only by workipg on and mining history, becomes head o f 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 the parish school missed Mass cation,” he continued. “ They, working through these many-sided Western operations after 22 years regularly. In all too many homes speak o f receiving the sacraments social contacts, social aspects, so­ of service with the Anaconda com­ 2025 W. Alameda — RA. 0612 consciences have been dulled on from the Church. They forget cial interests of multitudes of in­ pany. He attended the Cathedral (Across From Valverde School) the matter of divorce and birth that they also are the Church, and dividuals,” said the Rev. Gerald grade school and was graduated control. that in this sacrament, man and Ellard, S.J., of St. Marys, Kans., from Sacred Heart high school in 1917. He was a footbdl and base­ Proven Back to Altar Road of Salvation wife bring God’s grace to each in discussing “ Liturgy as Social other and to their children, just Sanctification.” “ Even the her­ ball player of great prowess at the SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS Father Laukemper pointed out as truly as the ordained priest mits depended, as all other Chris­ Colorado School o f Mines. He EYE that ever since the Renaissance brings them grace in the other tians do, on social contacts or so­ moved in 1923 to Butte, where on pagan literature has been brought sacraments. It is for this reason cial channels for all their sacra­ Nov. 23, 1925, he married Geral­ into our schools, and pagan art that the ancient Fathers o f the mental graces,” said Father Ellard dine Hagerty. They have two sons, into our homes. Pagan literature EXAMINATIONS Church called the home 'a little in pointing out that there is no Edward S., Jr., and Michael Wil- and art in turn brought paganism church’.” “ ru ^ed individualism” in the h'am. Special Care into our lives, and primarily into “ The union of the sacrifices in spiritual order. Mr. McGlone’s parents, Mr. and For Special Cases family life. “ Back to the altar,” Mrs. W. F. McGlone, reside at 479 family life with the sacrificial and Pointing out the social aspects he declared, “ is the road of sal­ redemptive life of the Church can WashVigton street. HYPERPHORU vation for the family.” of each of the sacraments, he CASH PHOTOPHOBIA alone bring true happiness. . . . J _ Individualism, paganism, emo­ dwelt especially on the Eucharist VERTIGO Entrance into married life in­ and Matrimony. Quoting Cardi­ tionalism, and selfishness were volves, then, not only an entrance LES T ER ’S named as enemies o f marriage and nal Samuel A. Stritch’s address We W ill Pay Cash for Small DR.A.D.KLEYHAUER into the union o f two persons who at the New Orleans Eucharistic family life by Father Carroll. The are made one, but the family thus WATCH REPAIRS Homes in or Near Denver. sense of sacrifice has been lost, congress, he said: “ The Holy Optometrist formed becomes itself a part of Eucharist among the Christian T-D«y Serrte* he declared, as we csih easily One-Tear Gnarentee Quick Action — Call or See 1511 WelioD Si . R E t« o m 1044 a higher unity, tlje Church. Mar­ sacraments is par excellence a gather from the popular radio pro­ riage is a further step in a per­ grams, magazines, and books. great speial sacrament, the sym­ 1529 Walton CH. 2447 son’s incorporation into the Mys­ bol of true social unity in the All must have the vision o f true tical Body of Christ.” Mystical Body of Christ and the Christian marriage, declared Fa­ “ Life in a truly living parish,” pledge o f that unity to all men UJILllflmSe& GREEBE ther Sheehan in posing/the solu­ concluded Father Sheehan, “ is ANV : a R S of good will. The sacrifice of the T A . 6266 tion to the breakdown of married also necessary for that close har­ Mass is a great social act. It is 1641 Stout life, and this vision can be seen, mony between altar and home the prayer and the sermon of the only with the eyes of faith. Mar­ PAINTED i which will make o f the home a Mystiial Body o f Christ. The riage and family life are “ part ‘Uttle church’.” Eucharist is the source of this so­ ANV C 3 lC< of the redemptive work o f Christ, “ Married l i f e . should be the cial unity in Christ’s plan. It is a sacrament of Christ and His instrumentality for husband to act Church.’’ the food which nourishes, invig­ as priest to wife, to sanctify her, orates, and preserves the life' o f “ One of the fchief reasons,” he STORE YOUR to bring her a richer measure of the Church, Christ’s Mystical Body, said, “ that men have lost— and Christ-life; and likewise for wife His basic social plan.'’ FURS-NOW indeed all o f us have lost to some to be priestess to her husband, extenb-^the full view of Christian Pointing to the fact that Pope 'ARRO-W- making Christ live more and more EXPERT REPAIRING Pius X II from 1939 to 1946 has marriage and family life is that in him, enriching his share in the BODY, FENDER and PAINT CO. VET OF WORLD WAR in the modern disintegration of divine life,” declared Father Sta­ found opportunity every seven or man’s grasp of reality, the spiritual ley, in his discussion marriage eight weeks on an average to ap­ NO. 2 1420 stout St. 0 7 2 7 KB 4 8 7 6 COLFAX AT WASHINGTON and the material have been sep­ as a sacrament. peal to Catholics to know and use arated entirely, their natural the unifying force of the Eucharist Men Live in Hollow Shell union in human life has been in the world of today. Father El­ ^ Dr. Da C. Werthman I “ Too long have men lived in broken. In the process, religion lard quoted the Holy, JFather as Optometrist and Optician HANSEN S HANSEN has been confined to the spiritual the hollow rfiell created by a cul­ follows: “ Apart from the Host, and Associate ture formerly filled with Christ- sphere and so those phases of our discord, fed by self-love and the Dentists JEWELERS lives that touch upon the material life, later systematically and sci­ search for dominion and earthly Helen Walsh entifically extracted so that now PLATES have been divorced from religion. ileasures; in It is offered that Anodeta 1628 17tb St. only the surface remains.' Man *M 15th Street UOe lith Straat This has certainly happened to 'ood which streng;thens the soul, W. R. JOSEPH ONE STORE ONLY business, politics, and science. vainly clings to that shell today and instructs it in the desire of > EEyatana 1711 TAbar 5751 Even marriage and education, rather than change to a form of heavenly things, teaching it the anrSS EXAMINKD Open Handa^ and Tkaraday Bvaa. culture that will uproot all that which are primarily spiritual, have value of sacrifice, teaching it that Phana TAkor 1880 is noble in their living.” We been reduced by many to their in this life tears and sorrow' can­ *18-810 HnMia B l« material side and so have been must “ refill that shell with the not be avoided, but that the great considered as being outside re­ only thing that can preserve»WesL mystery of redemption ^ fo’un(|^d ligion.” em culture and renew it. This in the pain, the tears, and the sac­ “Why Pay More” It is an error, declared Father Liturgical Week must lay the rifices. Apart from It rules the BRIHXHAUS BROS. Sheehan, to think that “ when mar­ foundation by giving the family tyranny of death, but in It the OPTOUETSISti* AND OPTICIANB (Trademark) riage is referred to as a remedy of this age a new realization of hope of life, since how can it be for concupiscenoe it is thereby its sacramental character.” imagined that those nourished by considered a concession to human “ Marriage,” emphasized Father the Body and Blood o f the Lord nature. No; there was marriage Staley, “ was not to be statio in will see corruption? . . . How good Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores the supernatural order, but dy­ before there 'was concupiscence. for man to nave known to find INCORPORATED The human body has an exalted namic, radio-active'; a means of in the Eucharist, the sacrament position in creation and redemp­ sanctifying — a sacrament. So and the help, the foundation and Every Type aV Bifocal Lensae — Colorado Owned Stores much did Christ think of marriage Stylaa af Mooam tfenntinga — Eyea tion. . . . In the sacrament of the support of the Christian life, Examined — Glaaaca PHtad Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Matrimony there takes place, not that he placed it in the very cen­ for the individual, the family, and Do plica tad a concession to the body, but a ter of the living power-circuit of society!” Broadway and Ellsworth .. ■ 16th and California Christianity, in tnat current of IMPORTED BINOCULARS reintegration of body and soul, Family Communion Urged *103TO 15th and California a restoration of disordered man. grace and love that circulates be­ Father Ellard's theme was fol­ tween Christ and His Church.” A grasp of this truth would lead lowed up in the evening session n E L D GLASSES IT« Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell You al'Our Loicest to an intreasing willingness that “ From the fact that husband with a plea by Father H. A. Rein­ WIDE RANGE PRICES and wife are the ministers of di Prices Every Day on All D^b* Merchandise. Croton. . . help be given to the married under hold of Sunnyside, Wash., fetr the 821 15TH ST. i Catholic auspices for the physical vine life one to another, and from practice of family - Communion. the fact that the duration o f the UAla 17(* /. happiness of their married life Pointing out that Communion is , Between Stoat and Champa Sta. and that they be not fSrced to sacrament is not limited to the not just a personal affair, but is turn to the pagans for such help.” tirSe of the marriage ceremony, the means of deeper and fuller in- HAVE YOU MODERNIZED — United Photo <— we may directly deduce that the conmration into the Body of YOUR INSURANCE? common life of man and wife is Christ, he declared that a m » e Weddings Protect Y ein alf Afainit New Baurda THE WATCH THAT constantly sacramental, namely, increase in the number of Com­ Our Specialties SHOE REPAIRING productive of increased divine life munions is not enough. There i'O A L HORACE W. BENNETT in each other. This wonderful must also be a better understand­ Prompt and CJburteoua & CO. Experts with Children ACTUALLY WHILE YOU WAIT demonstration o f the exercise of ing of the meaning of the Eucha­ the priesthood of the laity is con^ SERVICE U l Tabor Bide. Phana TA. U7I 1521 CURTIS TA. Itll rist. FRANK ENGLAND, Jr.. Uanaett stant and terminable only at In discussions from the floor All Grades of death. 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There is nothing of social celebration. 1165 SO. PENN Faibiat and Graaatnc- GMltna aad Oik KE. 6425 2149 Welton St. the Croton Aquamatic Watch at...... 45.00 evil in the essence of the contract; A Solemn Pontifical Mass is be­ IMI-J7 UNCOIJK 8T- Flat 10% FtdcnU Tax nor is there anything evil in the ing celebrated at the Cathedral at smallest detail of its execution.” 10:30 Thursday morning. Officers “ In the embrace of the sacrament for the Mass -are as follows: . . . erotic; love becomes divine * It is waterproof Cejebrant, Archbishop Vehr; as­ love, charity . . . which has the sistant priest, the Rt, Rev. Charles self-diffusive goodness of divine * It is 17-jewel n Hagus; deacons of honor, the Very Rubber heels, lop lifts, toe love, which seeks not its own but Rev. Joseph O’Heron and the Rev. the other’s interest, which gives * It has a radium dial Gregory Smith; deacon of the pieces, half soles, full soles, because it is itself good, not be­ Mass, the Very Rev. Harold V. cause the other is good. Enlivened * It has sweep second hand attached by experienced Campbell; subdeacon of the Mass, with the divine love and life, the Rev. James Flanagan; and through their mutual ministering * It is stainless steel shoemakers while you work master of / ceremonies, the Rev. husband and wife are able to go Dr. David Maloney. or shop. We also remodel and meet the call o f self-sacrifice * It has an expansion bracelet that is so inherent in family liv­ shoes, cut out toes or heels, ing; and thus is bom and bred Dr. G. J . Schaeuble * As advertised in Life Magazine rebind, take in sides to fit, in each, true Christ-like charity.” “ If America is to make her full Optometrist. The Denver— Belter Jewelry— Street Floor make shoes longer or wider. contribution to restoring all things in Christ,” conclude^ Father Sta­ Specl.lUt For Quality Shot Reirairint ley, “ if she is to play the spir­ al For VUnal Popular Prieee— Visit Our Shoe itual role that our Holy Father has assigned to her in the family of Eye Core DEMDCRATIG CAHDIDATE Repair Dept. . . . Batameni nations— then she must be made to realize the fullness of Christ- 310 Mack Bldg. Member of St, John's Parish "V im Daua S i^ inli CatoUaur"-KEy«tMW 3iU life, and that particularly in the KE. 5840 Pol. Adv. home.” PAGE SIX Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, October 17, 1946 DENVER NUN WILL ATTEND Aid Will Supply CONVENTION OF LIBRARIANS A irw ay c o f f e e Sister Aubert of the sociology gion, S t college, and me^i- Workers to Help SUPER MARKET 5 ^ department, Loretto Heights col­ bet of the diocesan board of ad­ l e t , will represent the Denver visers. A. B. ALLEY MARTYN HOBKANS archdiocese at the 11th annual con­ The program for the elementary 475 SOUTH BROADWAY— of Ward*8 vention of the Midwest unit of the school libraries’ round table has h i k l U p $ Athletic Program Catholic Library association. The been prepared by the chairman. NOB HILL Coffee, 1-lb. bag ...... 38c convention will take place Oct, 25 Sister M. Immaculate, M t S t (St. Louis* Parish, Englewood) and 26 on the campus of St. Mary Scholastica college. Atchison, Kans. The October meeting of the college, Xavier, Kanx., where the CANNED FOODS The first step in an athletic pro­ Speakers will include Miss Helen Queen of Heaven Aid society was unit was organized,'Sister Aubert D. Baird, assistant librarian, St R-V gram for the school children was P e s s - l t a a Cfrcn Bow, Halves or O f . y o u R dollar will discuss "SoiM Significant Benedict’s college, Atchison; Sis­ held Oct. 15 at the orphanage in reacoes g,jj^ can.._A«0C M inaugurated by the Holy Name so­ Books o f 1945-46 M Interracial 2 Vi-OS. slass 24c ter M. Jane Prances, assistant Denver, with Mrs. S. ChioUro pre­ ciety o f St. Louis’ parish at a meet­ Problems” at the college libraries’ librarian and instructor in chil- siding. Mother Aurelia led the Green Beans S^Tra^n^. 21c ing Oct. 14. The society started a round table.” dren’s'^iterature, Mt. St. Scholas­ opening and closing prayer. Mmes. fund for the purchase of athletic The unit is favored in having tica college, Atchison; and the equipment for the pupils with a within the region the president of Rev. Leo J. Ruggle, diocesan SU' 0. Beuhler, Fred L. Jackson, Roxie White Com 13c donation o f $50. The men also the CLA, Richard James Hurley,, perintendent o f schools and rector Mapley, George Urquhart, and KETCHUP planned to purchase a bulletin who came from the Catholic Uni­ of S t Joseph’s Cathedral, St. Jo­ Miss Emma Luna were admitted to P e a s Gardenside, No. 2 can _ _ :i4c versity of America last year. He membership. ~ board fo r the church entrance. It seph, Mo. P . . . Kuner Tender Garden, Quality Fresh Meats - Fish - Poultry ^ is divisional librarian in educa Kuner, 14-os. bottle. 17c was decided to begin a series of Skit to Be Presented The needlework guild section, r e a s no. 2 can ...... 18c parties to raise funds for the work tion at the University of Nebraska. comprised of Mrs. Chiolero, presi­ Mr. Hurley will speak at the A skit, based on the slogan Emenld Bay, Grapefruit Juice, Garth, 46-oz. can. .29c ^ of the society. A committee con­ dent; Mother Aurelia, secretary; Spinach Ko. 2 ^ can ... l « c sisting of Joseph Flood, A1 Kurtz, luncheon Saturday on ‘‘The World “ Pillars of Freedom: Christian and Mmes. Anna Bednar, J. Fred Walter P^linski, Harry White, Apostolate of the CLA.” Books,” will be the project .o f Doyle, J. M. Harringten, Mary grades five and six of Sacred Heart Tomato Soup . Peaches, Chimes, in syrup, 29c ^ Robert Ellerman, gnd John Bett- “ Pillars of Freedom: Christian Nahring, M. Nicolino, William Pur­ 11c MONEL-0 school, Leavenworth, under the inger was formed for this purpose. Books,” the slogan for Catholic cell, Joseph Petraglia, George direction of Sister Caroline. POT CLEANER Tomato Juice, Kuner, 46-oz. can.. .22c ^ It was also decided to have the Book week, is the theme for the Rende, and A. C. Tremlett ‘ as­ Pea Soup^r^t-!*-!!:. 15c Twenty-six pupils will participate monthly Communion Mass o f the convention. Speakers at the first semble 388 articles for the 1946 in the demonstration. P a c k te a __ 8c Paimoiive Soap, reg. bar...... 3 for 20c ^ society offered for deceased mem­ general session Friday evening will garment display. The society will Sauerkraut 15c bers. be the Rev. George O’Sdllivan, The Rev. Henry H.-Regnet, S.J., have a full quota of workers in the librarian, Rockhurst college, Kan­ field for the annual Community Sweet Potatoes, Pelaco, No. 2 i can . 25c J The next meeting, which will he O.R.S.A., Devon, England; the Tomato Juice Libby, no. 2 ______11c 47>oz. can 2 4 c in the form of a social with Stan­ Rev. .Boniface E. Moll, O.S.B., sas City, Mo., is in charge of pro­ Chest drive. t ley Lassa, Ralph White, Howard librarian, SL Benedict’s college, gram arrangements for the col­ Mrs. Irene Koser was awarded Gampbeil Tomato Soup, can...... ^.Iic o Cocktail Juice Carol Parker, No. 2 can 23c 47-oz. can .... 54c Kleb, Paul Guttman, and Ed Sid Atchison; and the Rev. Victor J. lege round table. His “ Pillars of the attendance prize. The set of low in charge, will be held Mon­ Reed, Ph.D., Stillwater, Okla. Freedom” show various interracial dishes and French doll that will be Sunsweet Prune Juice, qts...... 28c ^ Supreme, 1-lb. box _____ 21c day, Nov. 11. All men o f 'the par­ Chairman of this library service facets. Speakers will be Sister Mary awarded at the annual party, to be Salad Wafers 2-ib. box _..39c Paul, professor o f history, St. ish are invited to attend. to Catholic readers’ round table is held Dec. 6-7, were on display. The Mary college, Xavier; Sister Au Morning Glory Oats l i e iA-ot, pka*.. 24c PTA Plan. Party Dr. Arthur M. Murphy, K.H.S., Rhythm band, comprised of the Finest SelcNstion and D isplay of president of St. Mary college, bert of Denver; Sister Mary Flor­ girls in the first and second The meeting o f the Catholic ence, librarian, M t S t Scholastica Fresh Fmits and Vegetables In Xavier, Kans.; and secretary, Miss grades, rendered two numbers for thiaker Oats Reff. or Quick, 20-ok. pks.— 12c 48-ot. pkff.. -27c Parent-Teacher league, postponed Mary Hunt, librarian, Creighton college, Atchison; and Miss Capi­ the asemblecMnembers. this week, will be held Wednesday, tals Jones and Joseph C. Shipman, Kuner, I D en ver university, Omaha, Neb. 20c No. 2 can . 21c Oct. 23, at 10:15 in the Catholic Green Beane S Stora Hour.: 8 to 9; Saturday, till 9 p.m. librarians, Linda Hall library, Kan­ Charities annex. All officers Butinesf Meeting Slated sas City, Mo. A t the close of the business meet­ IIAIJV BRO§. CEREALS chairmen, and members are in­ The programs for the two re­ FO R B A B Y Hlif!;#:#!iPLENTY«OF PARKING SPACE vited to attend. ing Saturday morning the chair­ manship will be formally trans­ maining round tables will be an MARKET The school children are co-oper­ nounced. Chairman for hospital Rice Krispies Instant Cereal ferred by Father Reed to the new CORN FED MEATS Clapps, 8-os. p k x .__ ------1 4 e ating with the P T A in sponsoring libraries is Sister Mary Berissimo K.IIokk, pks. ------12c Midwest unit chairman for 1946- nSH AND POULTRY CAN WATER AID a games party in the Catholic 47, Sister Mary Mark, librarian, medical record librarian, S t Charities annex on Thursday, Mary’s hospital, Kansas City, Mo, 10.30 W. Colfax TA . 7297 Cora Toasties Instant Oatmeal S t Mary college, Xavier, Kans., Pott, 18 os. pks.______17c Clapps, 8-os. p k ( . ______14c Oct. 31. The proceeds o f the party organizer of the Midwest unit Sister M. Ellen Patricia, librarian, will be used to assist in the work S i ^ r Mary Mark will preside at formerly of Kansas City, now of LORD’S SHOE REPAIR Bran Flakes ARTHRITIS of the PTA , and all are invited to the second general session; Sister Loretto academy, S t Louis, Mo., Baby Foods Kellon, 14-ox. pks. _____ 17c attend. Valuable prizes will be of­ St. Luke, librarian. College of S t has some ambitious designs for the SOLES AND HEELS fered. Teresa, Kansas City, Mo., will be high school libraries’ round table 13c Baby Foods Newman Club Started Kix Paekase secretary. ' The S t Mary college chorus, un $1.50 Clsppo, 4>i-os. can ______7 c RHEUMATISM? der the direction of Miss Emelie Miss Joy Huot and Mies Helen V P C -H it’s MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER After the welcome address by Dr. .Shredded Ralston Clappe, Poole, members o f the Marian Severson, instructor of music, will SCHOOL SPECIAL I CO the famous mineral water from Hot Spring., Arknnui.1 Murphy, papers for this session 12-ox. p k * .______14c Jr. Foods can __9c sorority, are serving as proctors will be given by the Rev. Louis sing “ Legend,” by Tschaikowskyi 426 15th St, MOUNTAIN VALLEY— HELPS for the Junior Newman club. Mem­ S. Hauber, S.T.D., professor of at the first general session. Stu­ Cream of Wheat dents of the Immaculate high Pablum 18-oe, package__ 39c Stimulate Kidney action, eliminate the tvaste, tty often the bers of the club are Lucille Morris, religion and philosophy at S t FISHING RODS 5-Minute, 14-os. p k g .______13c school, Leavenworth, Kans., will underlying catuet of Arlhritit and RheuHuUum Esther Stake, Joan Elliott, Ruth Mary college, Xavier, Kans.; Jo­ Expertly refinithed and repaired. Baron, Terry Van Swearingen, seph C. Shipman, librarian, Linda co-operate with the transportation Cream of Wheat Baby Foods 7c committee. A fter a tour of Leaven­ NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUB Regular, 14-oa. pka...... 13c Ted Schiel, Jack Poole, Fay Stake, Hall library, Kansas City, Mo.; ROD HADE NEW William Morris, Shirley Brockish, and Chaplain Alfred C. Longley, worth and the Fort, the convention Baby Foods ^^x”’cm,.8c Abo oao bomatUol M ontoo* Hr rod for Vera Kruse, Verna Kruse, and command and staff college. Fort will close with a tea Saturday Nabisco Grahams 23c DEEP ulo. l-lh. pk«...... Mary Ann Lean. Leavenworth, Kans. afternoon sponsored by St. Mary’s Jr. Foods _8c DENVER 6llorado- Plants and Funeral Designs VALUES By T. R WILSON. JUMBO CRABS First Publication October 17. 1946 Last Publication October 81, 1946. JERRY BREEN MAINE LOBSTERS COOKED SHRIMP FINE FANCY LARGE In Florist Due 1456 California MA.Z279 SCALLOPS Time NEW YORK COUNTS TURKEYS, CHICKENS MACARONI Mounlain Frail Go. and DUCKUNGS FORMERLY D IS P O S E BROS. 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Recently Married ICSMC W^ll Launch nmusEinenTS— Dinine Guild to Check RECRERTIOn Program on Oct, 20 Sale of Tickets La Ray Hotel The year’s projn-am o f concerted mission activities In the schools of the Denver archdiocese will be launched at Each member of the Archbishop’s Th Mitre the Mission Sunday meeting of the Denver conference of the guild of Denver will be called -GOLDEN- •. 1028 S. Gaylord Catholic Btudenti’ MiMion CruMde at St, Ftancii de Sales’ ptrsonally by either Misa Frances Nadorff or Miss Rosemary Shack- Our EveniuK PARK PE. 187) high school auditorium Oct, 20 at 10 a.m. The confarence, ley of the ways and means com­ Thunder-FrUtr-RttegUj, made up of student delegatee from the Mlision Cruiade Owned end Operated by mittee within the next week to 0 *1 . unit of the schoole of the archdioceee, each year promotes ^ MS. AND MRS. M. L. HOLLAND D I ^ ] \ E R S a calendar of mission activities in accord with the national check up on ticket sales for the Special Feature Crusade program of prayer, study,' and sacrifice for the annual fall benefit being held a w ij« variety of Armistice night at the Broadmoor >1,4 jnissions. the belt food*> Rsy UtlUnd • Dorothy lamour in For many years the features of the program have been country club. An invitatli^n will also, be extended to each member The Jungle Princess the observance of Mission Sunday on the day designated ^ PRE-WAR FOOD and SERVICE . . , and melude your choice by Archbishop U rb ^ J. Vehr, a day of laerifice for the to attend a special meeting, tha of Appetixer, Salads, Pota- Sandir-MtndiT'TiMdv-WtdMidir, University of Peking, the Holy Childhood Christmas seal date and place to be announced tots, Vegetables, Desserts 0, and Connie W’ilber. officers and 37 members and guests RECEPTION TO WELCOME in Block Thirty (Im . J. Cook Jrt. for bride and present The sick committee re­ NEW PARISHIONERS North Division of Capitol Hill, groom. NOTICE TO CBED1T0B8 that taid tax SSIo was madt to satisfy ESTATE OP MARGARET HELEN ported three children, Gertrude A l­ A r*c*pti*n for new mam- The expert Hand- TOR DINNERS DE LUXE OB mDNlCBT SNACKS the delinquont aonoral taxes kssese-d RAM8ET TURTLE, also known a* Mar- brecht, Gary Bunce, and Ronald bar* of St. Josaph’s parish against said real estate for the ySar 1939; craftsmanihip lavished S «n t Helen Tnrtle, DECEASED, No. 7S2S4. Anderson, suffering from polio, will b* bald la tb* raetorj an that taid real eetatd wS* taxsd In the upon thaie 14-karat Notice i* herebr (Iren that on the 18th name of Msthdw Burnt (also known as still in Children’s hospital, and Sunday av*ning, Oct. 20, gold ring! ia your dar at September, 1S46, letUri of adminis­ Matthsw Bum s); that tb* statutory ntriod auuran(e ot tration were itsued to tha undersigntd aa seven members seriously ill at from 8 until 8 n'eloek. of roddmptiOa Sxpirsd NAvsmbtr llth, administratrix C.T.A. of the above named home. Arranfemantt nr* under the 1943; that the earn* has Aot been re­ lasting Idvelintaa. eeUt* and all peixona hatrinx claims araintt Mrs. Don G. McCormIc, report­ deemed; thst said property may h* r*. EDEEW said estate are required to file them for auspices of the Altar and ing for the Red Cross, made a deemed at any time hofers * Taa DSod IFhere Oualily Food StUl FrevaBe amd at UodaroSo CosS allowane* in the Countr Court of the Rosary society. All parish­ is issued; that a Tax J M i will bo isiued City and County o f Denver, Colorado, plea for more women to help in the ioners are cordially invited. to the said David A. Hanay, lawful holder wltaln «ix month* from said data or *aid Knitting of “ Stump Sox’’ and arm A good crowd attended the or­ of said certifleau, on tho I4th day of 4 WATS TO FAT claim* will be forever barred. covers, so desperately needed for February at 6 6’oloek p.m. 1147, unleas the 1644 CLENARM M. M S A. M .' VIRGINIA GRACE HUGHES. ganization meeting of the Diseua- tame bat been rodtemtd btfore 6 o'clock Admloiatratrix C.T.A. GI amputeeR at Fitzsimons hos­ sion club Oct. 8, and much inWr- p.m. of said data. nCesh WITNESS my ha^d and seal this 14th pital. The altar committee for Oct est was exhibited in the work to It Cherge 20 was appointed, and consists of day of Oetobar, 1S4( NOTICE OP PINAL SETTLEMENT AND be covered. Leader o f the group F. E. WIUSON. (Seal I n Layaway DETERMINATION OP HEIRSHIP Mmes. E. M. Moore, D. G. Mc- is Edward Anderson, and the sec­ Msaattr of Ravanue, Ex-Offieio ESTATE OP PAULINE FOSTER. *lio Cormic, J. H. McLeran, and Art Treasurer, City and County of * Fear to Pay known a* LOTTIE P. FOSTER. DE­ retary is Mrs. Robert Fuldner. The Nider. Mrs. Henry Crump and Denver in the State of Colorado. CEASED. No. 76697. second meeting o f this club was By T. E. WILSON. E V E R G R E E I ¥ Notice 1* hereby given that on the Itth Mrs. E. N. Haney were appointed held Oct. 15, with several add! First PublioatioD Ootober 17, 1946 .0|salA.M. taiP.M. day of November, it48. 1 will preaent to co-chairmen for the coming War Last PublieatfoD Ootober 81. 1946. the County Court of the City and County Chest drive, with 10 volunteers tional members present, and it is of Denver, Colorado, my accounta for final anticipated that interest and mem­ iettlrment of the adroiniatration of aaid assisting. This years’ quota for the ED. COBBIM’S DBEG STOBE eetate, whea and where all peraone in in- residential district of Valverde has bership in this organization will in­ (EVBIGEBEN OBUC 8TORB> tereat may appear and obiect to them, if been set at |800. All workers are crease as the clas.ses progress. The they «o deeire. meetings are held in the church EVERGREEN, COLO., U.S.A. ALTITUDE 7,039 FEET Notice if also hereby iriven that there asked to attend the special instruc­ The Eleventh Annual baa been filed In taid «ta t* a petition tion meeting, if possible, to be held hall, and everyone is most welcome. asking for a judicial ascertainment and de­ in the Aladdin theater on Friday, Mrs. T. M. Hill has assumed her Thrifty Food Market termination of the heirs of such deceased, Oct. 26, at 10 a.m. duties at the Son Florist shop In and setting forth thst the names, addrteaes Golden. She and her husband will HEATS. FISH. FOWU FROZEN FOODS. FRUITS AND VRGRTARLES. and relationship of alt persons, who ara or Father Louis Grohman spoke of ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH FORMERLY CRAWPORD'S claim to be heira of aaid dcoeaaed, so far be remembered as having been fn MELVIN DUSCH — GENE WIUJAMS, OWNERS |4he meaning and purpose of the aa known to the petiUoner, are aa follows Liturgical Week, stressing the fact charge o f the greenhouses at Mt. lo-wit: Robert C. Lane, <16-8th Avenue, Olivet cemeterv for a number of Fort Worth, Texa*. Brother; Jack Lane, that all who are interested in EARL B R E W E R ’S Evergreen by the Lake Longeiew, Texas, Brother; Meredith learning something of the ‘‘Flayer vears prior to Mr. Hill’s de»th, and Sanders, 3218 Irving Street, Denver, C Life’’ of the Church will find thSse were mcmbera o f St, Joseph’s OPEN ALL YEAR orsdo. Nephew; parish. Accordingly, notice M* tiso hereby given conferences interesting and in­ Dining • Dancing - Smorgasbord. Trout and Steak Dinner*.V EV. ^ ' that upon the data aforteald. or the day to structive. offf-e of fw FALL FESTIVAL which the hearing may be continued, the Following the meeting, a lunch­ TREASirRER Court will proceed to mceive and htar City and Coontv of Dtnvtr proof* eoneeming the ham of tuch de- eon was served, with Mmes. D. G. Municlpsl Beilding The Ranch House eeesed, and, upon tha proof* aubmitted, McCormic, M. J. Clennon, E. H. Denv-r, rninrado will enter a decree in laid estate dftdrnin- Langfield, L. W. Riley, R. Flinn, M. No. K-7* woarauv - nn»U T - f h i m v - a n a u r STEAKS AND CHICKEN *ng who are the heir* of ouch deeeaaed Brunner, L. Brunner, B. V. De- Nn-nCE OF PURCHASE OF A t A I person, *t which hearing *11 persona claim­ F-9TATE AT TAX SALE AND APPt.ICA. -EAT IN OR DRIVE IN" ing to be heir* at law of such deceased Mers, D. P. Campbell, J. H. Mc- Tinv FOR ISSUANCE OF TREASUEKR’f may appear and present their proof*. Leran, J. A. Fetrun, and L. Zam- DFED. I LAIRD KING Re*. I22-W B. L. KING Rm. 122-R B. C. HILLIARD. JR.. boni acting as hostesws. TO W9DM IT MAY CONCERN, and Administrator’. more especially to Helen E. Guinn, John I.. OCTOBER 23-24-25-26 HARDWARE AND LUMBER CO. Woodili. City and Coun^ of Denver, The EVERGREEN, COLORADO TELEPBONB aW NOTICE OF HNAL SETTLEMENT AND Seminary Siagars Moffat Tunnti Improvement District. KINGS’ Philco — Skelgas — Stoves — Moore Paint DETERMINATION OP HEIRSHIP You and each of you are hereby notified ESTATE OF MAODALINO HERNANDEZ that on th* 8th day of December, IvtS. PARISH HALL—West Sixth and Galapago LORENZANO. DECEASED. NO. 77.M4 the Manager of Revenue. Ex-Officio Tl***. Notice is hereby given that on the 19th Will Be Heard on urer oT the City and County of Detiver EVERGREEN BUILDERS, Inc. day of November, 1948, I will preaent to and State of Colorado, aold at pubHe tale the County Court of the CHy and County National Broadcast to City end County of Denver, isslgnor SPORTING GOODS BUILDING MATERIALS of Denver, Colorado, my accounta (or of John I.. Woodill th* applicant who hat made demand for ■ Trasaurer** Deed, the GRAND PRIZE Anal acttlement of the administration of said estaU, when and where all peraons St. Thonnas' S • m ! n e r y foHowJng deacribed real estate, situate In In intercat may appear and object to them, (he City and County of Denver and State choir, nn

and qther relu (Loyola Parish, DeoTor) Denver’s hundreds of Catholic giouM articlet. This Sunday, Oct. 20, will be firemen and policemen are asking ARROW regular Communion day for the support from Catholic residents of Altar sodality in the 8:30 o’clock < \ the city in their campaign for a .Mass. The women are aSked to raise in pay. DOOY, FENDER aid PAINT 00. COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOMF occupy pews on both sides o f the The proposed pay raise will be 1 «* 8TOUT ST. middle aisle. placed before the voters at a spe­ . be^m e members o f this organiza­ on a separate ballot, will help give the city’s loyal and hard-working tion. Reception for new mem­ Above are shown, left to right. tivities of St. Francis de Sales' r\. i\:\ M (io<> I hii bers o f the sodality will be held firemen and policemen a living Patricia Harmon, junior attenili high school Nov. 3 are expected to Recommended Firms Dec. 8, the Feast of the Immacu­ wage. ant; Irene Zoellner*, homecoming be the largest in the history of the late Conception. Denver Catholics have reason to queen; and Anne Delaney, senior institution,— (Morganti photo) Walter Wade and committe^, attendant. The homecoming fcs- be proud of the records made by and Father Herbers wish to ex­ the several hundred Catholic fire­ for AUTO press their thanks to those who + + + + + men and policemen in the depart­ helped and to the members of ments. Tney have risked life and R0BT.D. the parish that came to make the limb almost daily as a public serv­ SERVICE games party of Oct. 12 a success. NEW EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ice, without thought of praise or The following were baptized at personal gain. They are men of Loyola O ct 13: Raymond John high integrity both in their per­ Fleck, son ojf Mr. and Mrs. Ilalph LAUNCHED AT ST. FRANCIS' sonal lives and in their public BUCKHAN Anton, with Matthew Kollheiser work.» and Henriet^ Schneffler as spon­ (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, the first great converts of the Men like Assistant Fire Chiefs PACKARD Buckley Bros. DEMOCRATIC sors; Theodore Walter Brink, son Denver) Church, whom St. Haul’s guild has James T. Danaher and John T. DawntowB Lecattea AitiioriiMl Stndebaker Salci ts S«tt1c« CANDIDATE FOR of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brink, This week will see the inaugura­ chosen as its patron saint Horan, or Patrolmen Joe Coogan Th* Only P u k in i 8(rr ONE OF A KIND refreshments. Young people of the STANDARD AUTO 1 parish, married and single, are P E . 5264 cordially invited to attend the first 1 b a t t e r y L A S T ! FASHIONS & APPLIANCE CO. Closing date for social of the Young People’s club, U » E. COLPAX EA. 4IU Some 30 members of this new or- Rndlos and Electrical Applianeea Repaired alphabetical gfanization plan to attend the cor­ AUTO REPAIR 1 Keep electrolyte porate Communion breakfast at A ll Makes section,.. the Cathedral this coming Sun­ ■ at proper level day. Easy Time Payments $ Mother* to Meet RECAP October 26 Activities for the coming year Northwestern Anto Co. A M ake sure cables' WHHI row for the Bluebird Mothers’ club 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 ^ are sound ] Ea. will be discussed at a luncheon to 33 be held Thursday, O ct 17, at 12:30 in the assembly room A Keep your battery^ of the rectory. Mrs. Mark Behan RIDE THE COATS THE SUITS TH E 3-PC. SUITS For new or will be hoste^. DODGEPLYMDUTH J fully c h a r g e d This coming Sunday, Oct. 20, is fines OWNERS Smart, drsssr. fitted and Tailored and drtssssaher salts Ezqnisite y s t p r s e t t c a ll Communion day for the Bluebird LOAMED sw sn tr coats, in both Ions O changed list^gs, M Have generator^ styled in the year's most Hatchins distlnctin snits Jack Flavin, 8.rri«. itgr. «ysi and shorty stylos. Warm, dis- girls in the 8 o’clock Mass. This tinctivs fashions that wrUl nnlqne fabrics. Tha colon and coats. Choooo from a or for same group o f girls will entertain Save gas, oil and wear on your ^ set properly giro comfort and sophistica­ will add siamoar and bril- wide variety af stylea and at the November Parent-Teachers’ car by having a periodic eheek- tion to your winter ward- FREE! Uanca to milady’i fashions. fabrica. meeting. np on your motor so that h will robs. advertising ’K eep the term inals Women in charge of candelabra give yon the best service for the are as follows: Week of Oct. 21, fall and winter. ^ clean and tight in the Mrs. Wenzinger and Mrs. Master- TOWING SERVICE At All 3 Denver Stores yellow pages, son; Oct. 28, Mrs. Anderies and n holp yov tfep fievUe WIere W Use Oar Conveniml Will Call Mrs. Dunst; Nov. 4, Mrs. Ryan and i liapptm... Drive h —a far HtH call' Mrs, Dyson; Nov. 11, Mrs. Yeager Standard Motor Go. iacpecliea. A small payment will hold your • 5 0 3 . 16th S t > and Mrs. Brockish; Nov. 18, Mrs. [ 13th A Glenarm CH. 6596 purchase till wanted. • 53 Broadway TAbor4171 Boss. • 774 Santa Fe Drive Get Your Car Get Your Car before dates Ready for Winter Ready tor Summer IHf BATTERY RICKED BY f'.iriNEERS Simlar Vdaes in Contains Oat-ohTown Stores shown above. see our stock o f accessories that D. and W . BOULDER STERLING will make your winter driving FORT COLLINS MDTOR SERVICE FORT MORGAN GREELEY easier. DAVE STAUB R 1060 BROADWAY ERW IN OSBORNE, Ownn- J. B. DONIPHAN, Mgr. General Anto Repairing— Body Th» Mountain Siofet KE. 0175 and Fender Work— Battery AUTD SERVICE T«/ephont Service— United Motor MARSHALL Service Facilitie* OVERHAULING AND BRAKE SERVICE OUR SPEOALTY Mademoiselle Shops and Tolagrapk Co. B r G o o d r ic h 420 East 20th Avenue CONRAD’S AUTO SUPPLY Brsk* sad Light laspwtlsa BILL PEAHCE, Mgr. Phone TA. 9144 1530 B V a r DENVER, COLORADO 2725 W. 29th GL. 364S Thursday, October 17,1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street TH E DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, JCEystone 4205 PAGE N IN E

Nesting Set Nov. 9 Death Takes Rev. William Leahy, S. J ., 72, By $1. Joseph’s Ouild St. Joseph’s guild o f Denver I Assistant Pastor in Trinidad for 8 Years will hold its next meeting Nov. 9 instead o f the customary date, N#v. 3, because o f the home­ coming festivitie.s in St. Francis WHY ••HOP AROUHP- Trinidad.— The funeral of the and had originally come to Trini­ wisdom for many people who de Sales’ high school. Welby.— (ABBomption Parigh)— Rev.. William J. Leahy, S.J., assist­ dad for that reason. He was 72 sought his help in problems. ant pastor of Holy Trinity parish years of age, and an uncle of the Mmes. A. P. McCallin, A. E. The first PTA meeting of the ses- His ill health of recent years pre­ the past eight years, took place famous Notre Dame football coach, Gallagher, John B. Craig, and B. roWNi TO PAY OtUSY Bon was held O ct 6 in the school vented him from taking part in Oct. 15, with the Rev. F. L. S^as- Frank Leahy: C. Holland were the hostesses for When you can sava tfma, many of the strenuous activities the October meeting. New mem­ I auditorium. The opening prayer tianl, SJ., celebrating the Mass in Bom in Winner, Neb., May 22, of pariiih life. bers introduced included Mia. staps» gas, or carfare? was recited by the Rev. John Holy Trinity church. Burial was 1874, ho joined the Jesuit order in Surviving are one brother. Gene in the Catholic cemetery, Frank Berg and Mrs. B. C. Hol­ Giambastiani, O.S.M, The meet­ 1897 in Florissant, Mp., and was Leahy of Omaha, Neb.; and two Father I,eahy, although he held land. ing was called to order by the ordained to the priestho^ in 1910. sksters, Mrs. Agnes Sutherland and Mrs. A. C. Tremlett announced t the degree of Doctor of Philosophy He taught for some years in St. Miss Ella Leahy, both of San that a set o f tea towels will be president, Mrs. Joseph Ferrara. from the Gregorian university in Louis university and Creighton Diego, Calif. awarded at the November meeting. The officers who served the past Rome, was a humble and unassum­ university. He did parochial work semastcr were all re-elected at ing man. He had been in ill health ifi Trinidad, Pueblo, and Mankato, the last meeting. They were re­ M i^ . He was the last Jesuit as­ { installed, with the exertion of sistant pa.stor of St. Patrick’s par­ the vice president, Mrs. Catherine ish, Pueblo, arriving there with De Luzio, who resigned. The va­ the Rev. C W les Neenan, S.J., in cancy was filled by Mra. Theresa Louisville Parish 1923 and leaving the parish \nth Ciancio. Father Neenan when St. Patrick’s The honorary president. Mother began to be administered by dioc­ Mary Perpetual gave a talk on esan priests in 1926, the hot lunch program which was Readies Plans [or He was particularly loved by adopted by the school this year. children and was a counselor of See our beautiful collection I NIW DENVIR The spiritual director. Father ''I'No Strvfee Charge Gismba-stiani, gave a t#lk on the of luxurious fur trimmed ^ lOc e check your only cesti TILIRHONI importance of the co-operation of c Mary Harr Is Bride the parents o f this oi^aniastion. Bazaar O LM coats . . . at our amazingly t ^OPIN YOUR ACCOUNT with any ameunf—$1 or DIRECTORY The following officers are serving! OlHiehard 0. Walsh ■Mre-.»lM 52 for a hook of 20 chocks... President, Mrs. Margarie Perrero; Louisville. — Plans have been low prices! vice president, Theresa Ciancio; completed fo r the annual fall ba­ Miss Mary Elizabeth H a i^ secretary, Mrs. Margaret Rossi; zaar to be held on Oct. 2$ and 27 daughter o f the late Mr. and Mrs? MAIL IN YOUR DEPOSITS. TOO. if you treasurer, Mrs. Loretta Tolvo; Games and other attractions will s vr!^ wirti free "bank-by-mall" envelope* I auditor, Mrs. Mamie Domenico; be the events of the two days. On Matthew Harr o f Yuma, was mar­ and historian, Mrs. Antonetta Sunday afternoon from 11 to 4, a ried to Richard G. Walsh, son of Open Your Spociol , S Labriola. chicken dinner will be served in Mrs. Miriam L. Walsh o f Denver, Chocking Account Now at -X Chairman o f committee mem­ the basement o f the church. These in St. Paul’s chapel of the Cathe­ bership is Mrs. Leo Girard!; ways dinners have bein famous in Liouis- dral Oct. 5. The bride wore a suit JOSLIN'S and means, Mrs. Jeanette Vecchia- ville through the years. It is ex­ of aqua blue with brown acces­ DENVER relli; and hospitality, Mrs. Philo- pected that more than 1,600 neople sories. Her attendant, Jo Anne n a t io n a l b a n k S CLASSIFIED mena Noucei. will be served. A fancy work W ith, Walsh, sister of the bridegroom, GREELEY iM liaa cl«8«i The room mothers for high lunch stand, and other atfractions wore gray with white accessories. Dan Yacobetta was the best man. schools are’ Mrs. Mary Dursey, will be featured at Redman hall, ENGLEWOOD Mrs. I. Spora, and Mrs. L. Mar­ now owned by the Veterans o f For­ A fter the ceremony a reception OCTOBER 19 chess; seventh and eighth grades, eign Wars. Much enthusiasm is be­ was held before the couple left for LAKEWOOD Mrs. Mary Rossi, Bettina Perci- ing shown by the men and women a two-week wedding trip in New ! chette, and Adrena Bodding; fifth of the parish to make this annual Mexico. Mr. Walsh spent four ALPHABETICAL and sixth, Mrs. Florence Tolvo, event, now in its 11th year, a real years in the merchant marine. Ann Ragacho, and Mrs. Redatto; success. It is hoped that $5,000 MCtita clot«t third and fourth, Mrs. Sprano, will be raised toward a building Mrs. Rose De Loiio, and Lucy Di fund for the proposed new schooL Giacono; and first and second, The grand prize will bh a Philco OCTOBER 26 Mrs. Lawrence Rossi, Mrs. Jo­ refrigerator. Many friends of old seph Spano, and Mrs. Leo Girardi. St. Louis’ church from Denver and A motion that a games and Boulder counties will be present NT AND SUPPLIES dance party be given was passed for this annual affair. and approved by all. A fter the The womln of the parish are giv­ meeting, refreshments were ing a spaghetti dinner for the Boul­ served by the officers. der Elks on Oct. 17 in the base­ A pre-Halloween party will be ment of the church. About 400 WORTH given Oct 24 at 8 p.m. Games will Elks from Denver and Boulder will mo be played, followed by dancing be present. Admission will be 60 cents. Mother Francis Borna, mother Call TAB*r 4171 The Rev. Austin DiBendetto, superior o f the Precious «Slood O.S.M., will be transferred to Chi­ Sisters of .O’Fallon, Mo., is visit­ Bofara olM va dalot cago.^ ing at the convent. She and the sisters of the parish school planned fordM OHIM ar Sympathy is extended to the Coraminello family on the recent to attend the Liturgical conference J addlHoaol llsHaff* death of their father. in Denver this week. Novenas in honor of Our Lady of Sorrow* are held on Friday evenings at 7 :30 o’clock. Brighton Parish A T < Plans Triduum Weldona Guild ^ «s t HOS«*W- Brighton.— The annual triduum Holds Meeting in honor o f the Feast o f Christ the C hinaw ate-.^^36 King will begin Friday evening,. Oct. 26, at 8 o’clock. The Rev. V. Weldona.— The Ladies’ guild of R. Hughes, O.P., pastor o f St. j naH M iH i Weldona met in ths home of Mrs. Dominic’s parish, Denver, will be A. S. Larenzini and Ethel Oct. 3, the .speaker on' each evening of I with 12 members present Plans ISiHarimcrSt cAf/fin22bb the triduum. j were completed for the winter fes­ tival to he held in December. Fa­ Mrs. Karl Stolz presided at thei ther Leo Patrick led a discussion meeting o f the Altar and j Rosary M Riinm n society Oct. 10. Father Roy Fig-1 on radio programs. lino addressed the group on the' Jack and Joe O’Donnell are at­ pOX» \ MuiUXk X ' p : g subject, " A ( Woman’s Place in' tending Regis in Denver. Rose the World of Peace.” He urged | Eileen O’Donnell will remain at BRORMREETS women to take an active interest, home and attend Weldona high C i e a m P " ® " in Church and civic affairs, and! school. Mrs. Katharine Cerrati of especially in matters concerning Berkeley, Calif., spent two weeks their children. ' The society received Holy Com- SQUJPNO” visiting friends. muniofi in a group in the 8 o’clock Sole Opens 9 a. m., Oct. 28,1944 Mrs. Mary Chiara returned home Co! , AT THE after spending the summer with Mass Oct. 13. I her son, Jack Chiara, and Mrs. A group of Holy Name men| Chitra in Oakland, Calif. from St. Augustine!* attended thei Denver Medical Depot Holy Hour at the Cathedral Sun-[ Tony and Robert Parachini have 3800 YORK STREET. DENVER, COLORADO ORDER ROW ! returned home after spending 10 day evening. ' days in California. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jacobucci ^ Q \ a s s l a m p s To reach the Medical Depot by private conveyance, go east from STOEKK announce the bifth of a boy, Vic­ MOD. PKA Broadway on East Colfax Avenue to York St. Turn north on York STHEETER LUMP tor Gary, Oct 3, in a hospital at Longmont. approximately 1 Vi miles to the Depot. Ample parking facilities IS A HARD COAL THAT Albert Bucci, Mrs. Andrew are available across Ihe street from the main gate. The York St. STORES WELL DORAN Brown, and Miss Mary Ellen cross-town bus provides direct public transportation. an GrtdM at LisvlK sad Bitanlnoiu Coali HATTERS Kilker are patients in Denver hos­ pitals. ' ______^ The Medical Depot Cafeteria will be open to all W AA customers KEEP YOUR BIN FILLED KMuieittaaliw S«rTlc« BzclaMeely" j The newly organized St. A u ^ s- throughout the sale. PHONE GL. 4715 tine’s study club will hold its ini­ 733 E. Colfax at ClarksM tial meeting Saturday evening, THOS. W ILLIAM S C ALL MAIN tSSl FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW... Oct. 19, in the home of Mr. and hem ostatic Kppaiatim. CatVie^®^®' pjiUs. AND SONS ,^ru frw Plck-ar u4 IMNwy To Inspect and buy— twrko • Mrs. John Beals. Those belonging 2309 15th St. Simtm 1905 1. Veterans of World War II must be certified at nearest to the club are Mr. and Mrs. Gene el p°,ceps- Beals, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dahl- WAA Certifying Office. * inger, Mr. and Mrs.- Clyde Peter- 2. Small Businesses must be certified by RFC. .son, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Starbuck, and Ezt.aPP _ 3. State and Local Governments must show evidence and Mr. and Mrs. John Beals. of authority to purchase. Store COAL Now ...... I Ml s « . 4. Non-profit Institutions must be certified by Federal La Kola Olab Enjoys Security Administration. Vft Recommend for Storage 5. Non-priority buyers must provide proof of trade, busi­ Social in Weber Home ness or professional qualifications related to the PINNACLE-WADGE j L I types of property desired to purchase. The La Kota club, Denver, was' Priority auid non-priority claimants may inspect and purchase HARRIS-BLACK WALNUT entertained by Mrs. Sam H. Weber' with a luncheon in her home Oct. ■ only on days assigned. Priority claimants may also purchase as IN BITUMINOUS COALS ilO. Mrs. Frank De Rose pre^ded. commercial buyers. Brokers excluded from priority purchasing, f !The meeting was opened with pray-; ■jLu^oP p o ita i^ ^ ® m e lo t © * Federal agencies have already had their opportunity to purchase. ^ PIKEVIEW COAL |ers for the deceased members. c o a I; All offerings are subject to War Assets Administration Standard Denver^i Clea^$t Lignite I As October is the month of the No Soot— No Clinkoru Holy Rosary, Mrs. De Rose pre-| Conditions of Sale. W AA may reject any or all orders or with­ sented every member with a copy' draw material offered. Tags on materials show minimum and M A . s i a i ALL GRADES OF STOKEP AND of the booklet, entitled The Rosary | maximum amounts offered. Most of this material may be exported. STEAM COALS Crusade, by a Dominican Father. i Payment must be made by cash or check, drawn to the order of Some time was spent in recounting' plWJGS ^eTmaP9^^^A Tattaiic aci<^ the Treasurer of the United States, unless credit has been estab­ the many favors received through' the interce.ssion o f the Blessed i lished in 4Kivance at W AA Regional Office. Business checks or PIKES PEAK FUEL Virgin Mary. Mrs. J. A. Peterson j approved personal checks will be accepted. All deliveries are 63S Curtii SL r t a iie M A 6181 read a description of “ Our Lady F.O.B. location. No catalog will be available. of Sorrow of Quito, Ecuador;” ' R lu t a t e - _ Mrs. J. J. O’Neil gave the first | B a l s a m . of a series of aiscu.ssions on SALE SCHEDULE "Hymns to the Blessed Virgin.” | lionw «®'peiuvia» cbioioe.l’e ^ _ Inspectioo for Veterans el World War D...... Oct. 23; 24. 25 Nora Brophy reviewed the Life Sale to Veterans el World War n....Oct 28. 29. 30, 31, Nor. 1 TRANK A. SAFRANEK of Columbus and read a poem, en­ titled “ Christopher Columbus,” by Sale to RfCr Small Business...... Nov. 4 LAWYER • FARMER Franklin P. Adams. Mrs. Mary Sale to State and Local Gevemments...... N ov. S. 6 Dalton Walsh presented Parable of Sale to Non-profit Organisations...... Nov. 7. 8 RANCHER Three Gardens W Warren S. Sale to Non-priority Groups...... Nov. 12 to 22 Smith, and Mrs. Weber read the l o d o s . Sale Hoursi 9 A. M. to 3 P. N. • poem “ High Flight,” written early Sho\®^®'5ates. ii* thh war by John Gillespie Ma­ THINKER ...... , ______A gee, Jr. ^ o V © x » • Others present were Miss Anne O’Neil, Mrs. Fred H. Kemme, and STATESMAN Mrs. W. G. MeGettigan. Mrs. s ^ A H M ■ ■ A Kemme will be hostess for Novem­ Adv

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OONBRESS ZH” Oaobit 6« m b Nat.. $6.75 Znd Conxrtsslonal District ^ -INISTBATION Stractar Laaap and E(C ...... $10.25 GENERAL ELECTION V 7n ISIH SntEET. DENVCB t C O L O . NOVEMBER 6, 1046 / FUEL SERVIOE 164 8o. Pel A4*. Braadwaj I PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, October 17, 1946 ARCHBISHOP STEPINAC TRIAL’ IF YOU LOVE TO READ [[ECUS lElD WE BUY A2U) SELL The proper reading distance for ordinary size type is 12 to 14 IS DENOUNCED AT HOLY HOUR STOCKS AND BONDS inches from the eyes. If you cannot read with ease at this Without obligation on your part, we will be n SI. Him's distance—come in for an eye examination. You will enjoy the (Continued From Page One) fering fellow taen through the pleased to furnish you with current information on easy fitting reading glasses. MASS PROPOSED AS sacrifice of the Mats.” Word, of Holy Father your present investments or to suggest suitable se~ A t an impressive candlelight MEANS TO AID BRETHREN (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) curities fo r you to purchase. ceremony in the chapel of Mercy In his sermon the Rev. Pacificus The Holy Father said last Feb­ ruary in his allocation at the Con­ Class elections were held with hospital, Denver, Oct. 7, the stu­ the following results: * Kennedy, O.F.M., made an elo­ sistory as 20 new Cardinals re­ dent nurses enacted the Living Seniors — Doris Splear, presi­ S u l l i v a n & C o m p a n y SWIGERT BROS. quent plea for Catholic men to ceived the Red Hat: “ In the Mass Rosary in honor of Mary, Queen dent; Mary Lou Broiqme, vice men become more conscious of OptometrlMtM of the Holy Rosary. band together to attend and offer president; Jeanette Reisdorf, secre­ TABOR 4264 SECURITY BLDG. DENVER BttUr Viilim Good Sorvleo their guilty past, and, at the same As the sisters’ choir sang Mass for their suffering brethren tary; Catherine Hall, treasurer; for Evarf Ago At Right Prieoo time, o f the immense divine bene­ “ Queen of the Holy Rosary,” the in Europe who would themselves and Mary Gwen Morrissey, histor­ KEyttono 76S1 give so much to hear Mass and re­ fits in the commemoration of Gol­ ISSO Califomim students marched up the aisle to ian. SERVICE TO INVESTORS the altar of the Blessed Virgin, ceive the sacraments, but who gotha, the greatest event in the history o f mankind. They are Juniors — Patsy McCormick, SLAtaia IMDITIDOALLT STTLID which was adorned with clusters have not the opportunity to do so. president; Gloria Hallen, vice of huge pink (chrysanthemums on In the last three sorrowful decades strengthened to free themselves from the profoundest misery* of president; Mary Johnson, secre­ either side of Our Lady’s statue, of histo^, Father Pacificus said, tary; Phyllis White, treasurer; and and a bouquet of roses at her feet. the Passion of Christ has been re­ the present, the misery o f daily sins, while even the most 'aban­ Gloria Wright, historian. A large candelabra on the main enacted in Russia, Mexico, Ireland, Sophomores — Annabelle Mona­ altar table held 14 candles, which Spain, China, India, Germany, and doned feel a breath of the per­ sonal love of Our Merciful God; ghan, president; Betty Murray, Biography of THEODORE REQUIESCANT were lighted during' the ceremony other countries, and ia now being vice ■ president: Louann Eakins, by students who represented the re-enacted in the countries of and their gaze is directed toward a secure future, toward the con­ .secretary; Danna Lee Braun, Pope Pius XII “ Creed” and the “ Our Fathers” in Eastern Europe. There today we treasurer; and Mary Alice Alten- IN PACE the Living Rosary. see the trial o f Christ re-enacted, summation of the ages in the vic­ tory of Our Lord, there on the al­ dorf, historian. f e : a Radable, fiutiul, sin- HACKETHAL Each “ Hail Mary” was repre­ with a prelate of the Church stand­ Freshmen— Betty Swigert, presi­ sented by a student nurse dressed ing before a Pontius Pilate. And tar of that Supreme Judge who ^ cere biography...an ADELINE CORNETT, KIttredf*. Wife will one day pronounce final ir­ dent; Jo !6lulligan, vice president; of Jamea Cornett. Requiem Idasa was in white uniform and cap, and in after this first station, no one will Air Conditioned revocable sentence. Mary Kay Cunningham, secretary; engrossing portrait of nlfered la Fitxsimona hotpital chapel contrast, the students who repre­ be surprised if the other stations Carolyn Sue Unger, treasurer; and Oct. It . Interment MU Olivtt. W. P. of the cross follow. “ Venerable brethren, the 'Pope Pius XII and his Horan A Son aerviet, sented the “ Our Fathers” and Mary Anne Sullivan, historian. “ Greed” wore their navy blue Church then provides in the Mass dmes. Divulging much MORTUARY „,t^TANO (CLYDE) COMNILLO, Til* great question that ariie* The following clubs also held capes over their uniforms. Jeanne the greatest support of Jiuman so­ Welbjr. Father of Michael, Jennie, and in our mind*, said Father Pacifi- ciety.” elections, which resulted as fol­ colorful material, it takes Nettie Comnillo. Anna Broncuccia, and Berthold, prefect of the sodality, ent, is: "How can 1 use my 1449-51 Kalunath St. To understand the Mass, said lows; The Saimarac orchestra ^he reader behind the Joeephinc Perry; brother of Roceo Com­ read the meditation for each of liberty and security, to help nillo, Welby, and Angelina LiGrano, Father Pacificus, we need only to members elected Catherine Hall, Phone MAln 4006 the Joyful Mysteries. those who suffer with Christ Kenes at the Vatican. Dtover. Two grandchildren also aurvira. look at the crucifix. The Mass is president; and Su6 Brubeck and iiiiimnminiflmiunniiimmimmnnmiimniiiiiiHniiiuiimiiHima Requiem Maas is being offered in As- , After the ^ s a i7 , Father L. A. for my sins?” And the answer,''^ Rae Menter, co-treasurers. snmption church, Welby, Thursday morn­ the death of Christ; it is the sepa­ ■juuuui ajuijutajuuiji ■ ■ ■ a a Bloomer, S.J., gave a sermon on he declared, was given by Pope The NFL chose Sue Brubeck as ing, OcU 17, at 10 o’dock. Interment the origin and significance of the ration of the Body and Blood of Mt. Oilvtu Bouitrard service. Pins XII at the Consistory last Christ mystically as they were president, with Peggy Cashin, vice MAR(LARET TOOLE MORRETT. at rosary. Theresa Schmidt sang the spring! "W% must help our tuf- president; Jeanne Steinhart, sec­ DRYER A ASTLER hymn, “ Immaculate Mary,” be­ separated really on the Cross. KEEPER OF THE KEYS Los Angeles. Calif. W ife of Richard REMEMBER OPPRESSED retary; and Mary Ann Pleasants, Morrelt; aister of Mrs. D. H. Crowley fore Benediction, and Kathleen treasurer. , by Thomas McDermott PRIHTINO CO. and W, J. Tome. Requiem High Mass Miller sang “ Fanis Angelicus” in CATHOLICS was offered in St. Leo’s church Oct; 16 Alien Vets Have It is our duty, thyn, to re­ Grace Burke was elected presi­ Theodore Haekethal mortuary. the Benediction. dent of the Bookworms, and Mary 42.50 Programs and Circulars As the ceremony was concluded, member at Mast our suffering ISAAC ARAGON, Los Angeles, Calif. brethren behind the Iron Cur­ Catherine Furstenburg, secretary. Tickets for Husband o f Angelina Aragon; son of the nurses filed out as the congre­ Jeanette Reisdorf and Mary Biller Mr. and Mrs, Chris Aragon. Requiem Short Time to tain. And, if we would inquire Bazaars and Carnivals gation sang “ Holy God We Praise have been appointed inter-])arochial Mass was offered in Sacred Heart church Thy Name.” how we are to attend Mats, Oct. 16. Interment Mt. OliveU Theo­ wa find our model in Mary. We school representatives. Quickly Produced dore Haekethal mortuary. muit imitate at the foot of the Mother M. Frances Therese and Reaionably Priced CORA E. DUNSE, 2767 W. S6th ave­ Become Citizens altar Mary at the foot of the Mother M. Rebecca, general super­ nue. W ife of John A. Dunse; mother visors of Loretto high schools and UNION LABEL IF DESIRED of Elisabeth Johnson and Bernice Dal- Club Meeting Cross. Mary there suffered a sant; grandmother of. Berry Dalsant. Re­ white iqartyrdom; as her Divine grade schools, respectively, visited 1936-38 LAWREN.CE ST. quiem Mass was offered in Su Cath­ Aliens who served in the armed Son died a bloody death her classes Oct 15. KEystone 6348 erine’s church Oct. 14. Interment Mt. Slated Oct. 18 forces of the United States during Freshman initiation was held OllveU Olinger mortuary, 'heart bled with Him. World war II have less than three We must have something of our this week. The day closed with the Vwwwrwwwwrwinnnnnnnnnnor BERNARD M’MANUS, 222 E. Vaisar. months remaining to qualify for Husband of Katherine McManus; father (Our Lady of Mt. Carmal Pari*ki self, something of our own. to put freshmen being the guests of their of Edith McManus, Denver; Mrs. R R, Denver) quick citizenship under the second “ Big Sirters” at a “ coke” party. Kean, Deland, Fla.; and Bernard Mc­ up beside the Body and Blood of St. Philomena’s study club 'will War Powers act of 1942, VA Christ on the altar— a temptation Manus, Lander. Wyo. Requiem Mass officials warn. The act 'will expire ALTAR BREADS was offered In St. Francis de Sales' meet in the home of Mrs. Rose conquered, any occasion of sin re­ on Dec. 31 and affects all aliens church OcL 12. Interment Mu Olivet. Lilly, 1730 W. 371h avenue, Oct. 18 nounced, some pain borne for His Olinger mortuary. who enlisted or were inducted into WE SEWING at 1 p.m. All members are urged sake, any humiliation, misunder­ LKtlt Girli' D rtuti. EmLroidcry, ANTONIO SAPIA, Midland hotel. Re­ to attend, as this will'he the first the flrvice before Dec. 28,1946. UonoKTaniinc. Etc. quiem Mass was offered in Mt. Carmel standing, disappointment, suffer­ church Oct. 16. Olinger roortuarv. study club meeting. Recent reports indicate that ap­ ing. Christ has taken the sting out THE SISTERS OF THE M YRTLE M’CORMACK. 224 W. 4tb The last meeting of the St. Jul­ proximately 100,000 Service men of suffering. GOOD SHEPHERD avenue. Daughter of Mrs. Addle H. iana study club was held in the and veterans have failed to take Think of those with whom Christ Landau: stepdaughter of Bert R. Landau; home of Mrs. Florence Di Tolla, advantage of the act, which saves TELEPHONE PEARL 14*1 mother of Mrs. Vem Ellison. George R.. has identified Himself— the hun­ C. Francis, Harold I., and James A. Mc­ 3549 Vallejo street. The next them the necessity of filing the gry, .the thirsty, the dispossessed, Cormack. Five grandchildren also sur­ meeting will be held on Oct. 23 in customary declaration of intention those separated from their family, vive. Requiem Hass Is being offered in the' home of Mrs. Mary Mancenelli, and does not requine them to have St. Joseph’s (Rfdem ptoriit) church exiled, in prison, enslaved in Si­ Let lu show ron monnmenU Thursday morning, Oct. 17. at t o’clock. 3914 Navajo street, at 1 p.m. lived in the United States for any beria. Remember those who expect we have erected in , Mt. Olivet Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. The following Baptisms took specified time. The veteran or you to represent them in the Mass D O Y L E ’S Cemeterv. RAYMOND MIJARES, 2762 Curtii place during the past week: Mary service man seeking citizenship has — our suffering brethren in Eur­ street. Husband of Leona Mtjares; Ann Cerrone, daughter of Mr. and additional advantages in that he PHARMACY father of Lucy, Martin, James, Jess, and ope. Let them not be able to say CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING A. T. THOMSON Thomas Mijares, Denver. Five grand­ Mrs. Audie Cerrone, sponsors A a is not required to speak the Eng­ to us on the Last Day: “ I was sick Th« Ptrtieiilar Drarfixt children also survive. Requiem Hass gelo and Mary Cerrone; Anthony lish language, meet any educa­ and in prison, and you did not visit MONUMENTS was offered in Sacred Heart church Oct. 17th AVE. AND GRANT Mike Taddonio, son of Mr. and tional tests, or pay any fees for me in the Mass.” Our Savior who 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 12. Interment Mt. Olivet. Capitol mor­ filing bis petition. KE. 6987 FREE DELIVERY tuary. Mrs. A. Taddonio, sponsors, Sal­ suffered bitter loneliness on the Classified Ads BABY TW INS TRAUT, *820 S. Acoma vator and Helen Taddonio; W il­ Hworably discharged aliens who Cross will not be alone tomorrow. It win pay you to read ALL oi the following advertitementa. ^ street. Infant lont of Mr. and Mrs. liam Eugene Wavrin, son of Mr. wisn to take advantage of the law POWER OF MASS STRESSED George Traut, Jr. Funeral services were and Mrs. W. Wavnn, sponsors, held in St. Louii’ church, Englewood, should apply at the nearest office Remember, said Father Pa- James and Viola Carmonino; Rob­ Oct. 10. of the Immigration and Naturaliza­ eificus, that the Good Thief, C a ll a ELIZABETH BOHAM, 1627 E. As- ert Joseph Fulton, convert, spon­ tion service or inquire at their HELP WANTED— FEMALE HELP WANTED bury. W ife of Irwin A. Boham; mother Ditmsis, heard only one Matt sors, Ralph and Geraldine Capra. nearest V A office. — and it was exactly the same HOUSEKEEPER, Cherry Hills District. of Theodore A. Sievert, Sr.; grandmother Louise Panzini and Anthony WANTED—Responsible Catholie woman. of Eiicabeth and Theodore Sievert. Jr. Mast that we can attend now. T*k« full charfff for 2 month*. 4 fchool Room and salary in exrbanga for night ZOXE CAB Caruso were united in marriage age chiidrettp Mother to be confined. Phone Requiem Mass was offered in St. Francis Yet tee what wonders it ac­ service as housemother. Call ALpine 0809. MAin 7171 de Salta’ church Oct. 14. Interment Mt. prior to a Nuptial Mass. The wit­ Englewood 1522J. Olivet. complished for him. W e mutt Prompt, CearUons Service nesses were Nick Panzini and Rose ROBERT GARaA, 1784 W. Colbz. model ourselves upon him to Experienced dictaphone opentorp wholetale FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS Father of Joe T., BUI, Vasqaet, Robert. Capra, firm. Plcaannt working condition*, c-o The CHEAPER RATES Party Is Planoed obtain the tame benefits. PR BLUE Love Birds and Silver Cage. Jr.: Mrs. Tony Sanehei, Mrs. Joseph Thomas J. Wonies and Anna Gi Rtfietefs Box 1620. CLEAN NEW CAB8 First of all, he defended Christ Both for *17.60. 1836 Cherry, EH 786*. Gnrule. Mrs. Manual Aragon, and Erce- ambrocco were married. Witnesses lia Garcia; brother of Leo, Felix, J. A. publicly and openly, rebuking were Gene Turko and Barbara TREES AND SHRUBS Torres, J. T. Rivera, and Mrs. Jalianita the other thief for his taunts. ROOM AND BOARD W A IT ED Montoya. Six grandchildren also sur­ Zangari. Lawrence Streno and LANDSCAPE deeigning. lawns, flower Moreover, he did what only vive. Requiem Hass was offered in St. Dolores De Camillis were also At Aimiinciation bed*. Tree* and shrub* trimmed or re> RM AND BOARD wanted, 2 girk. S and moved. Licensed and bonded. A A A Land­ ERICKSON Cajetan’a church Oct, 14. Interment Mt. married, 'witnesses being Louis one man in a million has thd 7. Mother employed. SP 6184. Olivet. cdurage and humility to do, ha scaping Co. MA 6066, Joe t«offreda. REGINA SIMPSON, formerly of Den­ Bonacini and Elvira De Cino. MEMORIAL CO. ver, Sister of the late Mary Wittaner. On Oct. 6 Virginia Longo and (Annunciation Parish, Denver) admitted that he deserved the LAWNMOWERS PHOTOGRAPHS Requiem Matt was offered in St. ITincent penalty of death for hit tin*. Oliver Calabrese were- united in The second of a series of games Lavmmowen aharpaned by preeiakn ats- 020 Speer Blvd. Denver, Colo. de Paul’s church Oct. 16. Interment Mt. marriage prior to a Nuptial Mass. parties is scheduled for Oct. 19 in He heard bit one Mats to chine Called for and delivered. Onaraii- Anderson Photo* Appolntmanta Only. Olivet. taed. (U. 6799 or GL. 0*27. EA. *382. ANNA M. O’BRIEN. Parker. Wife Witnesses were Mike Calabrese Hagus.hall and is being sponsored well that he became a friend Monuments Markers of William H. O’ Brien; mother of Emma and Adeline Carpinelli. by the Boosters’ club as a benefit of Christ, and was changed MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS HEARING AIDS M. Shields of California. Charles 'H., for the athletic fund. It will from a tinner into a saint. Leslie, and Lorraine H. O’ Brien of _ On Oct. 13 the following mar­ The Fine*t in Cemetery finance the purchasing of warm We see from" what happened in ^acondlttoned plena*, player*, grand* Persons Hard of Hearing, aoa* ie (ev Parker; sister of Mrs. Emma M. Sargent riages took place: Louis Pasture organa (pipt and reed), orchcatral iastra- Memorial* of Denver: grandmother of Jean Cline, blankets and jackets fqr the foot­ the case of Di?mas,-the~power oi demonstration of E*nuvi:i(n Knnci R.< Family eharch Oct. 15 for Stev* Eaeboff, Oct. 9 in St. Anthony’s hospital after a urge<] to attend, and a special in­ who died Oct. 10 after an'illneai of ley. Iona iilnets. Mr. Hammlik, who was 1\E. I'l.ji ■’'I ') 1 llh ■''t. tral mootha. Born in Bulgaria Juna 11. horn in Blackhawk Feb'. 20, 1881. at­ vitation is extended the mothers BRop mcinoRinis 1890. Mr. Saehoff cam. to tkii country tended school in (kntral City and was of freshmen. Tea ’will be served, in 1009. He came to Den-eer from Braduated from Iowa Stmt* eollnca. He FREE LITERATUBB ON REQUEST returned in 1907 to Centra( City, where with the mothers of seniors as host­ JACQUES BROYHERS Toledo. O., In 1911. SurrlTina are hi. esses, assisted by room represen- Ptrp«tuAt« th« metnorr of your lovtd one* with a bronx^meinoriol* wife. Mary, and three eona. Dan. Dick, he operated the Hammlik mortuary and Bronxe i* mo*t ondorinff, least exponiiv*. •erred •• coroner there until 1987. Four t^ v e s . Officers, committee chair- and Stephie Saehoff, all of Deneer. , / I Since 1902 Olinger mortuary. years later he went to California for hia imin, and room representatives are Q U A L IT Y M E M O R IA L CO* health. He returned to Denrer a year W IN K U k a«o. Surriying are his wife, Mary; a requested to be present for a coun­ SA.1S9I i MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION * JOHN CARRILLO « I 8 E. COLFAX John Carrillo. 79, retired miner and daughter, Mrs. Georgia Calrird, Bererly cil meeting in the academy Friday, STOKERS buiinetamin, died in hit home: 2927 Hills, Calif.; and a aiiter, Catherine Oct. 18, at 1:46 p.m. 28 E. 6th Ave. TAhor 6468 Hammlik, (kntral City. Requiem Hass 9eUf Awtesseth te h ll Firth court, Oct. 10 after a two-waek r illneaa. A native of Santa F», N. Hex., was offered in Holy Ghost church Oct. 12. Interment Mt. Olivet. FAVOR RECEIVED Hr. Carrillo came to Colorado when a child. He wna a miner in Routt county A RegisteP reader 'wishes to ex­ for 28 yeara and later owned n garage SR. M. CUNERA MOSTEK press thanks for a favor received Estimates Cheerfully Given buaineaa in Lafayette. After hii retire- Requiem High M en ia'beitig offered from the Sacred Heart of Jesus In the St. Joseph convent chapel Thure- Kow that the walght has lifted sooaw^ day morning, Oct. 17, at 9:*0 lor Sister through the intercession of St. (coat my haer^ her last ritsa are a baautifai FLOWERS M. Cunera Moitek. a member of tha Com­ Frances Xavier Cabrini. ' ■Mnwry.” Bpedtl Faneral Sprey mtde t i Staseaal munity of the Poor Sisteri of St. Francit. rtefawienal ftm aaa eimtp * eoneM United Fnel and nowett Sitter Cunera died in S t Anthony'e hoa- A Good Sv^Mter Makes a Warm (eaaral earriaa^ but only personal nndmtand- pltql Oct, 15. She wat bom in Tamov, Frienil lag can make it luvenaUly baaotifnL We try Wreath ef great betety. 119. Aa appre- Neb., April 18, 1896, and entered the St keep that always ia adnd. COLO SPRING prlate ezpreeaiaa mt aynpethy tnm a tim community in La Fayette, Ind., May 16. School-Award Sweaters 'with re­ Equipment MONUMENTS *r a group. 1922. Sitter Cunera wat atationed at inforced elbows and non-atratch- SttAUTIFUL CMMIIHS the Si. Mary hoipital: Emporia, Kant., ab la cuffs at Mills’ low prices. GEO. P. HAGKETHM. KE. 6391 1729 California "raE BLOSSOM SHOPS and waa brought to Denver (or medical Brown Pilaca Betel TA, 91*9 attention. She had worked in variout COLORADO FUNERAL OntECrOR DENVER, COLO. Uptown, m E. 7th Af*. CH. 5419 hoipitali and echoolt in the Western H9I t u t CaUai at Gaylaid EAil IltiT Park H»L KM lAcnst DE. 159* province. Interment Mt. Olivet. Say KNFiTING. MILLS *XAU. AMD (3UB0I IT mortuaxy aarvioa. i4M Wsttea rh. CHsfiy IIU

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Thursday, October 17,1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

The Denver Catholic Register PreildeaL ,, - ■ -____Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Reg istorials Editor.. ______R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.p., LL.D., Jonr.D, Manaffing Director______Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., LittD . Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, to ignorance o f the Ten Com­ lovely minds transmit their moral J.C.D., Litt.D.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A;, Litt.D.; Rev Francis Prelate AcquittecJ in Court mandments in the sphere o f reli­ ugliness to the body. The faces of Voltaire and of Leo XIII are re­ Syrianey, M.A.; Linos Riordan, A.B., Litt.D.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, gion or morality, with this funda­ mental difference^the Command­ markably alike in physical con­ M.A.; Rev. John Ebel M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A. Of Worl(d Opinion ments detail the basic duties of tour. But, whereas many have By R ev, W . J. Ca n a t a n can be very proud o f its spiritual men; the Bill o f Rights outlines noted an angelic quality on the Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. leaders. face of the Pope, even the admirers Since Pontius Pilate condemned the essential rights of men. We The lesson to be learned from need both, an awareness of both, of the Sage of Ferney have ac­ Published Weekly by the innocent Christ to death, the knowledged the ape-like character leaders of Christianity have been the Stypinac affair is evident. I f and an appreciation o f both for a nation is foolish enough or un­ of his features. A fter leaving Mrs. THE CATHOLIC PRES3 SOCIETY (Inc.) the special targets of Christianity a successful life. fortunate enough to fall under Red It has been said that the Bill Louthan’s presence we have always 938 Bannock Street, 1 haters and have been manjr times had the impression of having talked falsely condemned to exile, impris­ control, it can expect its champions of Rights embodies in juridical Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0, Box 1620 of liberty to be immediately de­ langinage what Jefferson pro­ with a beautiful woman. onment, or death. When the Yugo­ As fo ' physical regfimen, which slav “ People’s Court’’ condemned stroyed. Communism cannot exist claimed rhetorically in the Decla­ concurrently with freedom or ration of Independence. The Bill is apt to be overstressed as a fac­ Subscription: ?1 per year. the heroic Archbishop Aloysius tor in keeping old age green, Mrs. Stepinac to 16 years’ imprisonment those who are its champions. If of Rights puts our people Club Sobscription, with The Register, Local Edition,. $1.30 per Year. Louthan has never forgotten that at hard labor, it was but adding to this country is to protect its tra­ squarely behind the primary prin­ she is a physician’s daughter. She No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. the long record of injustice per­ ditional liberty, it must take means ciple of our government that all is stronglyjly againstagai overeating and petrated by the enemies of God, of to handle the Communist men­ men are endowed by God with in­ eschews all stimulants. Though she Thursday, October 17, 1946 the Church, and of the-people. ace. There is not room enough for alienable rights which are not be­ suffers from insomnia, she never The world was-not astonished at lib^mly and Communism on the stowed by grace o f any human takes even the drugs her doctor has the Archbishop’s sentence. Under sam^globe. government. To protect these prescribed to induce sleep. Her diet the new Red “ freedom” to be ar­ rights governments are instituted of predilection is bread and milk. OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER rested is to be sentenced. But the by men. When governments be­ But, aside from heredity, the world was made aware once more Wanted: Spiritual come subversive o f these natural The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. ageless quality of this aged woman, of the diabolical cunning of the rights they lose the very reason We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What' as of all others, comes principally Communistic ruling class. Arch­ of their existence and should be ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or Sulfa Pills! from the fact that she is, as Xeno- bishop Stepinac dead would be a abolished. those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. By M illabd F. E vhibtt f#hon says, good. We by no means We hope The Register will be read in every home o f the martyr to the cause of freedom the By these standards a number W AN TE D : Religious penicillin tyy that all those who suffer mental Archdiocese. world over; Archbishop Stepinac and spiritual sulfa pills I of existing governments should be impairment in old age are not good; We urge pastors,,parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in a common “ jail bird,” working out abolished without further ado. An ad like that might seem odd, but we do affirm that only the I t is a sad fact that many men work the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Re^ster. his sentence at hard labor until This is unlikely. It is all the but it would be apropos just before good, which means not only the « URBAN J. VEHR, death mercifully ended his mis­ more unlikely when four out of eries, would be soon forgotten. Mission Sunday, Oct. 20. For the just but' the prudent, can be hard and long to acquire financial in­ Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. ,Church, the Mystical Body of five adults, proud citizens of a beautifully old. But the Reds reckoned without country that guarantees these ^Christ, is suffering grievously. dependence, only to fail to take the a knowledge of the indignation of rights, fail to understand the nat­ During the war she was terribly the common man. Perhaps no act ural or juridical so«rce of these wounded in many places. Even now necessary steps to safeguard their in modem times has stamped the rights. Such lack of apprehension the Iron Curtain across Eastern HOLY FAMILY HIGH PLANNING Communists with the label of is frightening. Unless these tyrant as has the unjust sentenc­ Europe is cutting off circulation to estates for themselves and their de­ form a spiritual gangrene. rights are fully understood and ing of a man whose only crime was appreciated we may see the day pendents, Don’t lose the HOMECOMING ON OCTOBER 27 to speak out fearlessly against the The Mystical Body needs medi when political concentration oppression of liberty that is a nat­ cine and nourishment, particularly camps will dot the land; when in­ ural consequence of Communistic in its move remote parts, the mis­ J. fruits of your life’s labor (Holy Family Pariih, Denver) Mrs. John L. Galla^er, with dependence of thought, speech, occupation. sion fields. Hundreds of missionary and action will be punishable with Plans are under way for the Robert Dieckman and Helen W il­ By dne stupid act of reaping priests and sisters are preparing and sacrifice by failing to liams as sponsors; Mary Louise death; and when leading prelates vengeance upon one who was an to return to the districts from Holy Family parish homecoming Schaefer, infant daughter of Mr. can be subjected to humiliating plan your estate N O W l articulate opponent, the Reds have which they were driven by the war. dance and social, which will take and Mrs. Leo J. Schaefer, with indignities, as Archbishop Ste­ destroyed the carefully cultivated With pitifully small resources, the James and Marguerite Harrington pinac of Yugoslavia has been. place in the school hall Oct. 27. “ smear campaiOT” against the devastated areas are trying to re­ as sponsors. It behooves us, then, without Miss Adelaide Kelly will be Catholic Hierarchy in all the coun­ build ruined churches and schools. Mrs. T. J. Digenan is recover­ delay to inculcate thoroughly a A program of religious activity tries of the world. By a constant There is no need to carry to The Trust OfiGcers o f the crowned queen. Her attendants ing from serious burns incurred knowledge and appreciation for has been planned for the students repetition o f the phrase, “ reaction­ extremes the analogy between the will be Aileen Doyle, Betty Ann Sunday when a pressure cooker the Bill of Rights, but, however, of the University of Denver, which American National Bank ary Hierarchy,” the Commies had Mystical Body and a human body, Carney, Jo Anne Shackley, and exploded. • without neglecting their necessary will be in effect by the beginning of almost persuaded some weak Cath­ though it does give a pertinent pic­ will be glad to assist you Veronica Hallinan. The pinochle-bridge tournament complement, the Ten Command­ December, according to an an­ ture as a basis. Our point is that Mra Marie Gladys Ferri was under the direction of the P TA olics that the Bishops, Archbishops, ments. nouncement by university author- in this. because part of the Church is suf­ received into the Church by Fa­ will start this evening, Oct. 17. and other leaders o f the Church ties. The university is releasing fering and in need, the ther Leo Flynn Sunday, Oct. 14, St. Mark’s club held its regular are the enemies o f the laboring entire one of its buildings, located on with Victor Ferri and Rose Reno meeting in the school hall Wednes­ man, the opponents of liberty, and Church is affected, for “ we, being An Ageless the campus and easily accessible to many, are one body in Christ, and as sponsors. day evening. the champions Fascism. all students, for the use of all re- each one members one of another” Listen American Father Flynn administered the The Newman club will meet But now the veil is lifted, and 1 i g i 0 u s organizations on the ta (Rom. xii, 4, 6). We Catholics in Old Age FULTON Natio ral Bask sacrament of Baptism to the fol­ every Tuesday evening at 7:30 in liberty-loving people the world campus. According to the plan, the United States, thousands of LEWIS. JR. lowing on Sunday, Oct, 13: St. Dominic’s hall, beginning Oct. over know that a Red-labeled By P a u l H. H allett every religious body will be given Dailr. Mondar Harry James Cope, infant son of “ reactionary” is in reality the out­ miles away, have a duty and re­ thru Fridar 22. Refreshments and a social “ It is simple logic that the the use of the building a half day 1:30 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cope, with hour will follow. spoken champion o f liberty against sponsibility to help our brothers each week for discussion work, Communist oppression; he is a de­ in Christ in bomb-ruined Europe or human body and mind wear out KFEL Raymond and Dorothea York as A t the Altar and Rosary society just as the old jalopy wears out.” personal consultation, religious sponsors; David Michael Gal­ meeting, a committee was ap­ fender o f minorities; he is the one the church-shattered Philippines. services, and other activity of a re­ Furthermore, the mission to — From an editorial in a Denver lagher, infant’ son o f Mr. and pointed to revise the by-laws. voice that will be raised fearlessly ligious naturP. This privilege will spread the knowledge of Christ daily. The Boys’ club will participate when his people are persecuted, be extended to all regardless of was given to the entire Church, “ The strength of the body gfows in the proceeds of tne games regimented, and punished. race, color, or creed. I f Archbishop Stepinac, the op not just to a handful of Apostles, old, but the vigor of good men’s party Tuesday, O ct 2, and the D souls is ageless.”— Xenophon, in Archbishop Urban J. Vehr has P T A W ill Fete club participated in the party pro­ ponent o f the Nazis, the savior of not just to their successors, the the Yugoslav Jews, the true patriot Bishops, and religious assistants, AgesUaus. given permission to the chaplain of ceeds Oct. 15. The first of these statements can the University of Denver Newman S t Rita’s circle will meet in the of his country, is guilty o f “ crimes the priests, brothers, and sisters. Holy Rosary Nuns against the people,” then the term, Lay Catholics not called to serve in be disposed of easily. I f it is club, the Very Rev. Joseph P. O’­ home of Mrs. Mary Weakland at “ simple logic” that man wears out, Heron, to make use ■ of these new 6550 W. 48th avenue on Wednes­ “ reactionary,” appears to have the mission fields nevertheless have (Holy Rotary Pariih, Denver) taken on a new meaning. And if an inescapable call to help further body and mind, like a “jalopy,” it facilities to expand the work of day, Oct. 23, at 1:30. would follow that the assertion the club at the university. A food and money shower for Margaret Marvel, chairman of the “ reactionary” Hierarchy o f the mission of the Church through the Church was on trial with prayer and through material gifts could be cast in a syllogistic form For years the Newman club has the sisters has been arranged by Our Lady’a committee of the Holy Archbishop Stepinac. the world in accordance with their means. as follows: All machines wear out; been handicapped in its activities the Holy Rosary P TA for Sunday Family sodality, reported that 129 but men’s minds are machines; and expansion program by a lack Mission Sunday this year is the gfarments were sent from that therefore, they wear out. The Den­ of proper facilities. No accommo­ afternoon, Oct. 27. occasion of a unique opportunity. group to the Needlework guild ver editor may have wished to up­ dations were possible for personal Perhaps never before have mission The monthly meeting o f the this week. hold {he consequences of his Words contact with the Catholic students districts been so ready to accept Young Ladies’ sodality was held Helen Keaton, secretary, and PLMIE H ilS but it is more likely that be used by the chaplain. The new program Oct. 11. Plans for future activities the call of Christ. Japan and China, Inez Landrum, Betty Jo Mc­ them merely as a cliche. On the will enable the club to go ahead for example, are wide open for were discussed. Sodality meetings Caffrey, Virginia Lesser, Mary other hand the hero of the Ana­ with its drive for new members. It the Church . . . or Communism. are held the second Wednesday of Catherine Grace, and Constance basis knew men as few' have known will also make it easy for veterans Which the choice is to be is up to the month. Spero were especially active in the them. In his youth he studied under now studying and living at the us. I f we, particularly in America, The choir has ordered several project. In order to raise the Socrates, who was never more university to approach and consult new hymn book.s and other church necessary funds for the work, a affected but imt devastated by the vigorous than when he died, at a Catholic priest. war, give sumcient spiritual and music. Choir rehearsals are in the dance was held a short time ago. about 70; for 30 years he knew (See picture on page 1.) material help to the members of school hall gn Friday evenings. Darlene Gaglia and Joan Shaklee the aged Spartan king with ref­ A plaque recently was erected in Christ’s army actually in the field, A novena in honor of the In­ were responsible for the 100-per­ erence to whom he made his judg­ fant Jesus started Oct. 15. Novena cent co-operation from the student St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver, in the victory is assured. 121 Scholarships honor of a Sister of Charity of ment; he himself lived through a devotions are held after the Mass. body. Incidentally, though it is no Leavenworth who dedicated her hale old age. Lastly, his words are minor consideration, a gift for life to God and her fellow man as borne out by countless aged per­ Christ right now is about the most Are Offered by a nursing sister. sons in all times. valuable one a person could make The best illustration of Xeno­ Sister Ann Rita, the daughter for material profit. I f Communism MORGAN, LEIBMAN A HICKEY of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew phon’s dictum we personally have takes over most of Europe and Pepsi-Cola Board Kramer, was a member of a fam­ observed is Mrs. Hattie Homer Asia, the world is in for a bad ily of 11 children. 'She was born Louthan, once called by the late time. I f the Church is helped This autumn, for the third time, IIVSVRANCE SrVCE 1897 Oct. 21, 1886, in St. Lucas, la., William Allen White the best- through her ordeal in Europe and principals of all parochial, private, and ttie family moved to Nebraska known woman writer in Kansas is enabled to take the lead in the and public high schools in the BUY MORE FIR E INSURANCE NOW City, Neb., when she was a small and termed by Helen Ring Robin­ Orient, world peace and stability son “ the one Colorado poet whose United States, Hawaii, Alaska, child. are immensely furthered. and Puerto Rico are being invited CSu Otctrie BUIs> Fhtm TAWf ISfi In 1904 she entered the novitiate poems sing.” A t 81, she still writes Give generously on Mission Sun­ to extend to their seniors the of the Sisters of Charity of Leav­ and receives private pupils. It can day 1 opportunity o f participating in enworth, and, in 1906, came as a safely be said that no other woman the nation-wide competition for novice to Denver to begin her of her age excels her in mental the 121 scholarships and more nurses’ , training. She spent her acuity, and, for the matter of that, than 600 certificates of merit be­ entire religious life at this hospital Do We Value her Jud^ent is equaled by few ing offered by the Pepsi-Cola and labored in the operating room arsons in the so-called best years, Scholarship board. for many years. Many of the fn memory, for example, which is Our Rights? Winners are selected on the nurses_who trained under her now the first of mental faculties to By Rev> F rancis Syrianey basis of merit and need. ’They are Should you sell securitieg to establuh an income hold rSponsible positions through­ decay (memory decline begins even in no way limited to the choice of h e y lax loss? out the United States.. Allowing for the fact that na­ before 30, when the brain reaches T know it's the' a college, nor are they required Bister Ann Rita dfed July 30, tional polls do not always possess full physical development), she is to pursue any particular courses simple, modem Checking Should you buy at this time securities which are 1943, in St. Joseph’s after an ill­ the infallibility which they are about as good as this writer, of stjudy. Eacn will have his ness of more than a year. A Re­ prone to assume, we feel that the aged 35. now available to yield 5 % to 6 % ? tuition paid fo r four years and, .Account service that exists quiem High Mass was offered in results of a recent poll are worthy We have s ^ her talk, without in addition to other required fee^ St. Joseph’s hospital chapel with of comment. In an inquiry con­ apparent tiredness, from - 7 p.m. Should you need assistance in either o f the above, will receive $25 a month for inci­ 8 0 little and gives so much. An' the Rev. Patrick Devlin, chaplain, ducted by the National Opinion to almost 12, about a wide variety consult us. dentals and traveling expends at as celebrant. The Rt. Rev. William Research Center of the University of subjects, all of which she dis­ the rate of three cents a mile for indispensable convenience io i Higgins delivered the funeral ser of Denver, it was discovered that cussed with discernment and with­ one round trip from home to col­ McCABE.HANIFEN& COMPANY mon in which he paid high tribute 31 per cent of those polled could out any of that repetitiousness so lege each year. The certificates every wage-earner or salaried mah and woman. to the sister whom he had known not recall having ever heard of characteristic of the conversations INVESTMENT SECURITIES of merit carry a cash award of since seminary days, and whom he the Bill of Rights; some 36 per of even hale old folk. Such a.per­ ,Pay by check. Ton make a better impressionl W. X. McCABE S ^ rity Btdg, E. A. HANIFEN $50 payable when the winner called “ a help, a prop, and a cent had heard of it, but had no formance would exceed our own enters college. Ov0f 2S YeMts InrmmtDt Experi^nct moral support” to him. idea what it is; 12 per cent had physical capacities to say nothing On Feb. 14, a special aptitude Monsignor Higgins said that confused or mistaken notions of the mental. And yet this little • NO MUmSUM BALANCE REOUTRED test, one of the chief bases of “ Sister Ann Rita was always the about it; and only 21 per cent woman weighs less than 100 selecting the winners, will be ad­ religious, the patient, self-.sacri- had a “ reasonably accurate idea” pounds. How explain such age- » CHECKBOOKS FEES - ALWAYS ministered in each of the partici­ ficing Sister of Charity. It was her of what the Bill o f Rights is. defying, almost body-defying pating schools. Winners ■will be delight to aid poor, suffering hu­ Considering the class groups vigor? announced in April. . l O f per check used. No deposit charges;) manity. She waited on doctors, and age levels to which this ques­ In the first place, she has -an who were often most exacting as tion was submitted we are faced unfair start over many of us in a result of physical strain, fatigue, with an appalling situation. Only having derived from two excep­ or anxiety in the discharge of their one out of five could gave a satis­ tionally long-lived and active par­ Meeting Planned AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK factory reply telling what they professional' duties. Yet, Sister ents. Secondly, she ^ was molded Of DENVER Ann Rita never lost her patience knew about the Bill of Rights. from earliest childhood to self- M OVINC & SiORAfiE or Tier cheerful disposition. She This is almost unbelievable consid’- discipline. A great part of all that By Parish Guild had a constancy that endured ering what this document means is distinctive in Mrs. Louthan was as a juridical basis of our human through the years and induced transmitted to her by her Puritan (Pratentation Parish, Denver) MAin 5S14 countless souls to carry on.” aiid civil rights guaranteed by our mother, who wrote of herself and STORAGE government; considering, too, that The Presentation parish guUd Spruce 2671 The erection of the plaque was othdir pioneer Kansas women; will meet in Community hall Mon­ tOWEST PRICES 1200 SOUTH PEARL ST in the war just concluded we brought about at the suggestion of “ Ours not to follow fashion . . . day evening, O ct 21, at 8 o’clock. IN THE CITY Asa Aim SPlwce 9461 fought in defense of those rights, the Protestant as well as the Cath­ but to do the needful labor, to make All members o f the parish are in­ F . J . K i r c h h o f olic doctors on the staff of the and are now seeking to encourage homes in a new land, to rear and the adoption of similar civil guar­ vited to attend. ^ hospital. educate our children, and to instill October Rosary devotions are antees of the rights of man by CoNSTRurTioN €o. in them a love of ‘whatever is held on Saturday evenings at 7 :30. A sister of Sister Ann Rita, Sis­ other countries. ter M. Eudocia, is the head of the lovely and of good report’.” The Young Ladies’ sodality will It may be that more people YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ A ROOM A MONTH dietetics department jn St, Jo­ “ Whatever is lovely and of good receive Communion Sunday in the seph’s. really know what the Bill of report!” Those were the words 10 o’clock Mass. The sodality will BUILDERS Rights is without knowing it by its that William Allen White gave as meet at the school Thursday eve­ formal title. Perhaps better re­ the dominant note of Mrs. Louth- ning, O ct 17, at 8 o’clock. All We Appreciate Your Patronage sponses could have been elicited if an’s writings, and it is the pursuit young women o f the parish are it were referred to as the “ Four after that ideal which goes fa r to invited to attend. 708 Lawrence SL Denver, Colo. ATTEND Freedoms.” Still, in view of the explain her ageless charm. Her The sisters of the school extend fact that the Bill of Rights has mind has been kept at razor edge their thanks to all who donated been the anchor o f our democracy by being constantly exercised; i i so generously to tjieir pantry and our shield against dictators, has been kept sweet and sunny by shower. Mrs. John Fox was chair­ SSTABUSBSO SINCS UM ST. JOSEPH’S BAZAAR there is almost no excuse for its being occupied, so fa r as possible, man. not being familiar. with “whatever is lovely and of The October* PTA meeting was Today almost every high school good report!” Mrs. Louthan has one of the largest meetings ever 0tr.2 2 b26 student has had some sort of never had a dread of being thought held. Sister Mary Adrian’s room The American Fixture Co. course in American history or in old-fashioned, and she far exceeds received the proceed o f the penny Haa^actnran a< civics in which the Bill of Rights in judgment, and infinitely fur­ march for having the largest num­ SPACE GIVEN BY came in for its important share of ther in attractiveness, those aged, ber o f mothers present. CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS treatment. Perhaps these were middle-aged, pr even young women Mrs, J. R. Fleming, Mrs. Har­ regarded as “ snap courses” or who pant after modernity. old Kerstiehs, and Mrs. P. Gor­ CHURCH FURNITURE “ breathers,” but something is defi­ It has been said that persons who man will have chgrge o f next BANK, BAR, AND STORE FDCTURES JAMES F. DANSBERRY nitely wrong with our educational have beautiful characters, even if Tuesday’s school lunch. system if only one in five adults they are not physically beautiful, Children o f the school are col­ UiUwork of All Kinds 14lh and Champa KE. 4269 can tell what the Bill of Rights is. leave an impression of 'physical lecting newspapers this week. 'The Ignorance of the Bill o f Rights beauty on those who have met proceeds will be given to the mis- [ FRANK KIRCBBOr 1232 ARAPAHOE S i; is comparable in the oivio sphere them. Convsrselyi those with un­ siohs. PAGE TWELVE Bannock THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone Thursday, October 17, 1946 H M RETliEIT OCT. 25 IS CHARTER NIGHT H SPRIES FOR COLORADO SPRINGS TROOP D[IHG lELD FOR Colorado Springs.— Boy Scouts pompons and fern. In the eve­ of St. Mary’s troop 12 will have ning from 7 to 10 o'clock a recep­ charter night Friday, Oct. 25, at tion was held at the Patty Jewett S t Mary’s school assembly hall at Golf club. Gifts by 8 o’clock. The Rev, Barry Wogan Mr. and Mrs. Johnson left by of Golden will be guest speaker. plane for Minneapolis for their PEHHNS-SKABEB All the boys of sdout age and their wedding trip. parents are urged to attend. The Sterling— At the Invitation of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Regan, Port Collins. — (St. Joseph’s 102 No.'Tejon mothers of the auxiliary will be Parish) — Sunday, Oct. 20, is BACQUE ; the Rev. Emile Verschraeghen, »u- on the refreshment committee. 1328 N. El Paso street, announce COI.ORADO S PR IN C r i perintendent of St. Anthony's the marriage of their daughter, monthly Communion day for the •M AITUT STORE j school, the Rev. Pacificns Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Scott Miss Rosemary Regan, to Ralph Senior Newman club. Members Colorado Springs O.F.M., is conducting a three-day Power of Denver announce the Ruder, 16 Pourtales road. The cere­ will receive at the 9 o’clock Mass. Store for Men ' retreat for .the high school sodal- birth of a son Oct. 7. Mrs. Power mony took place in St. John’s After the Mass breakfast will be is the former Marjorie-Haas. served in St. Joseph's school hall MOST UNUSUAL AND I ists Oct. 16-18. church,, Denver, with the Rev. W il­ Boys Shop I The retreat, a time of prayer Anne Lachowsky, president of liam Kelly officiating. Miss Jean by St. Mary's group of the Altar Women’s Casual Shop MODERN GIFT SHOP land recollection, includes a daily the Leavenworth Diocesan coun­ Singer was bridesmaid. Lee G. and Rosary society. I program of four spiritual confer- cil, presided at the School of Cath­ Roessher was best man. After a On Sunday, Oct. 13, all married “HI-TEEN” SHOP no S. TEJON lences, private spiritual reading, olic Leadership held in Pittsburg, wedding trip to the West epast, couples belonging to the Senior and the Way of the Cross. Each Kans., Oct. 6. She is the daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. Ruder wiH live at Newman club were invited to at­ rOR GIRLS |U TO II day opens with Holy Mass and ter of Mr. and Mri. Frank I, La­ 16 Pourtales road, Broadmoor. tend a party in St. Joseph’s school closes with Benediction of the Most chowsky, 2319 W.vCoIorado Ave Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ripley an­ hall. A good crowd attended and Blessed Sacrament. nue, Colorado Springs, and at­ nounce the marriage of their spent the evening playing games Beavtffvfly Father Pacificus is stationed in tended St. Mary’s high school. A t daughter, Miss Jaeol^ Ripley, to and cards. The married couples at­ nnd Reetfailf St. Elizabeth’s parish, Denver. He Mount St. Scholastica college, Miss Clarence Bonck, son of Mrs. tending A. & M. college plan to HEIDELBERG’S Appointed has conducted missions in St. An­ Lachowsky, a senior, is prefect of Amelia Bonck, Oct. 4 in Sacred have a social get-together every thony’s in the past. the B0(|ality. month. They will attend the busi­ CLOTHING Heart church. The Rev. John Nel­ Faculty memliers of St. An­ Mrs. R. C. Bunge with her twin son, O.M.I., officiated at the cere­ ness meeting of the regular Senior thony’s high and grade schools a i ^ Mrn't Furnishingi children, John and Andrea Louise, mony. The bridesmaid was Doro­ Newman club. attending t h e Catholic SchodlTvwill be at the home of Mrs. thy Ripley, sister of the bride. Those attending the Rocky 10 NORTH TEJON ST. JOE REICH Teachers’ convention and the Sev­ Bunge’s father, Clarence Gal­ Norman Bonck, brother of the Mountain province meeting of Owner enth National Catholic Liturgical lagher, until the first of the year. bridegroom, was best man. Ushers Newman clubs at Boulder Oct. 13 conference, both of which are Ming Lieutenant Bunge has gone to were William Ripley, Jr., brother from Fort Collins were the Very held in Denver this weel^. Newark, N. J. He expects to re­ of the bride, and Gordon SeWell. RSv. Eugene O’Sullivan, Mr. and An impressive ceremony mark­ ceive a discharge in midwinter Miss Mary Del Veccio .sang an Mrs. Charles Piper, Dorothy Skitt, WILLIAM C. CRAROH ing the installation of officers in from the army finance depart­ “ Ave Maria” and “ Mother Be­ Yind Louis Orleans, Jr. [NEtS-L Our Lady’s sodality was held Oct ment. loved.” The reception was held in Members attending from Salt Optometrist J1 in 8t. Anthony’s church, with Miss Darlene Nelson, daughter the home of the bride’s parents. Lake City, Utah, and Laramje, the Rev. Leonard Redelberger of­ of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Bonck will make their Wyo., stopped in Fort Collins on 121 Narth Ttian BU ficiating. and Miss Barbara Sample, daugh­ home in New Orleans. their way home and made a short PHONE MAIN tt«2 After the singing of the hymn, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph visit at the hall where the Senior Sample, will entertain at the Nel­ 110 Attend Meeting COLORADO SPRINGS,. COLO. "Come Holy Ghost,’’ by the student club’s married couples were having body, a brief address was delivered son home. The hostesses will give a Of St. Mary's FT A their party. by Father Redelberger in which 1 o'clock luncheon to celebrate their The next province meeting will :0 L 0 . St Mary’s Parent-Teachers’ as­ he stressed the duties of both the birthday anniversaries Saturday. be held Dec. 1 in Salt Lake City, sociation held its first meeting of officers and the sodalists toward Autumn flowers-will be used in the Utah. the year Oct 2. Mrs. A. W. Engle- COHPLIMBMTS OP Our Lady. The pledge of office decorationa. The hostesses’ names Brovmiei Meet bert, president, presided and there was then administered to the pre­ will be written on a large birthday The Brownies met Oct 11 with Whitney Electric Co. JIM JACKSON fect, Barbara Fehringer; secre­ cake. were 110' members present at the their leaders, Mrs. Ben Wom- tary, Rarbara .Appelhans; treas­ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Michaels will meeting. The attendance prize was backer and Mrs. Lyle Loveland. won by the eighth grade. Electrical Service Plambing & Heating urer, Francis Unrein; chairman of hold open house Oct .20 in celebra­ The regular meeting day will be the Eucharistic committee, Louise tion of their silver wedding anni­ The following room mothers were every "ruesday. Ten girls are en­ 812 N. CUSTER Helbert; chairman of Our Lady’s versary. The hours will be from announced for the ensuing year; rolled for this year. Tney are mak­ M. 7M ' committee, Barbara Sieben; and 3 to 9 p.m. / First grade, Mrs. Orville Trainor ing hospital bags and Sport togs. chairman of the Apostolic commit­ Mrs. Harold Courtney will be and Mrs. Peter C. Claus; second Tuesday, Oct. 29, a Halloween tee, Jerome L ’Heureux. hostess at 12:30 Saturday to mem­ grade, Mrs. L. D. Bonelli and Mrs. party will be held. The officers then recited the bers of the Newcomers’ Sewing S. R. Wickersham; third grade. The first school lunch was Cel Raur's ( of Denver) group. Mrs. A. B. Tucci and Mrs. Fred COMPLIMENTS OP Memorare in unison before the served Monday to 120 children. Bright Spot. Cantly and Ice Cream at BUFF’S GARAGE ' shrine of the Blessed Virgin, after John Yates was host Oct. 12 at Gross; fourth grade, Mrs. R. The women helping in the kitchen, PONTIAC SALES & SERVICE G.M.C. TRUCKS Johnson-Engllsh OLSOIV A BEM BOW which Benediction was held. Bar­ a buffet supper honoring his house Hefele and Mrs. E. J. Knott; fifth besides the cooks, were Mrs. Mary P L B G . A HTG. CO. bara Fehringer then led the entire guest, Edward Flynn of Chicago. rade, Mrs. A. J. Loetscher and Jackson, Mrs. Ray €kitt, and Mrs. student body in an "A ct of Conse­ The two will leave next week for Irs. C. J. Loetscher; sixth grade, E. 0. Ahlbrandt. It is planned to PUKIKA CBOW8 BABY CHICKS Drug Go. 116 North Web«r Su cration.’* Portland, Ore. Mrs. B. R. Barfell and Mrs. George have one or two women assist with Grade School Grocery Miss Bernice Langdon and her Farrell: seventh grade, Mrs. A. C. CLYDE PETERSON LENTHERIC Toil«tr)M the work every day. ^ TeL Main 8066 On the Feast of Christ the King, fiance, Daniel McCague, son of the Hanneman and Mrs. C. M. Brown; Tajan at Bijaa 8L Phau I4M Oct. 26,.all sodality members will On Saturday afternoons at 3 BRIGHTON RATCBEBT AND and Creamery late Mrs. Joseph McCague of Bev­ eighth grade, Mrs. Joe Lueb and FARM STORE ceive Holy Communion in a o’clock catechism classes are held erly Hills, Calif., will he married Mrs. John Biava; ninth grade, in the school for all children at­ FARM SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS GROCERIES - Me / t S in the early autumn. The couple’s Mrs. Pauline Chase and Mrs. Rosa­ tending public schools. Phone 27W, 3rd sad Brid(«, BriebUa, CeU. ICE CREAM 141 Brid(o Stroot “ // Your Need* Are Electrical betrothal was recently announced lie McLennan; 10th grade, Mrs. M m * Hour* Li*te^To school children who have already at 8:30 a.m. The maid of honor was received Communion pp to the ■7SI B. Cnifnj ^Av•. Aarsra 149 toua «fY*& Hoant m momit aata'* ! IIIH E. Celare4a An. Miss Mildred Dytri. an aunt of ferent lines of business. seventh grade, and is taught by AURORA COtOWADO the bride. Bridesmaids were Misses Mrs. Edward Kontny; the thirds Awaits Discharge Barbara and Mildred Cinino. The class is attended by children of Grover.— Pfc. James Farris, son be.st man was Palmer Challela and the seventh and eighth grades, and of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Farris, is ushers were Georga<3orvat and is conducted by Miss Helen Clarence Challela. ' Frank Gillea visiting home while on terminal Lempka. clayed the wedding music and sang leave awaiting discharge from the Ericson Ante Snpply 70 Sanctissima.’’ Miss Mary Del Junior Newman Club Election army. Farris served 11 months in Vecchio sang ,"Veni Jesu,’’ “ On A t the second meeting of the Japan and has been in'the armed Parts & Accessories for all Cars This Day 0 Beautiful Mother” Junior Newman club, new officers forces two years. Prior to joining and "Panis Angelicus.” A wedding were elected for the following the army, he served along the M3I E. C H u Ph. A n r.ri 141 breakfast for 60 guests was given year. Edward Meier and Margaret Pacific coast in the merchant 0 S P K 1 0 R at the Broadmoor hotel. The wed­ Ann Sanger are the president and marine. He will be discharged ding cake was surrounded by white secretary, respectively. Fifty Nov. 5. N IG H T Ovnnlykt TO SALT LAKE CITY members have enrolled and more John P.oelma and Gerald Thomp­ Dapeiilabl* are expected. Meetings are held son have been reinstated as active Legion of Mary every Sunday in t|]e basement of members of the Knights of Colum­ bus. They attended an initiation Cleasers A Dysrt LV ...... DENVER...... the rectory after the second Mass. meeting in Cheyenne, Wyo., Sun­ The Young Catholic Meuenger, Aurora’s Most Modern Store AR..SALT LAKE CITY..7:50 day and were among the guests at Begins Work in Confraternity edition, which is MSS. M. O. SHEA, Mar. a stag supper in the Elks’ dining­ LV..SALT LAKE CITY..5.30p.« issued every week during the INVITES YOUR PATRONAGE room Tuesd^ evening. AR. 790 AR...... DENVER...... 1.30 m i . Stratton Parish school year, is used as a textbook, Miss Bettj^ Markobrad left Sun­ and each member of the club ia day for Casper, where she will expected to have a complete set attend school after spending two of all the issues at the end of the Stratton.— On Oct. 16 the first weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. B A G A N * $ ★ Lounge Observation Gar school year in May. junior praesidium meeting of the Gerald Thompson, and family. ★ Dining Car Legion of Mary was helAat Strat­ The catechism classes are using Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parris and mVITES YOU TO AURORA ton. Nine members were present, the Junior CathoUe Mettenger and family visited at Egbert Sunday thaee of them coming over five and Our Little Messenger, Confrater­ with the latter’s Barents, Mr. and 9758 £. Colfax Aurora77 ★ Standard Pullmans— nity editions, as textbooks; these 0/Yf m rem R s! a half miles to attend. Their first Mrs. Bert Tucker. JIM BAGAN, Prop. Rooms and Sections work is to attain auxiliary mem­ up-to-date and progressive maga­ John Motis was among a group bers to say the Rosary. The group zines are issued every week by the o f hunters who left this week on M O THE COST ts AS ★ Reclining Seat Chair Gars publishing firm of George A. is called Mary, Mother of God, an elk hunting trip. U T T L i AS" ' praesidium. Wlaum, I)ayton, 0. Guests from Cheyenne, Grover, SWEDNORG’S Denver & Rio Grondc Western Railroad Father Henry Ernst, the pastor, Attendance at the catechism Hereford, Carpenter,, and Pine has returned to St. Joseph’s hos­ classes and the meetings of the Bluffs attended a games party Fine Foods PEA SQUARE’fOOT * 648-17tli St ot 153t Stout St. PKonc TAbor 1162 pital in Denver for treatment Junior Newman club is about 90; given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. The Knights of Columbus will that is, only about 10 per cent of George Thompson in her home for 9637 E. Colfax AUtCORA JEWELRY hold a social next Tuesday evening. all who should attend these classes benefit of the Altar and Rosary PH. NO. I ^ A A P P U A N C E A t this gathering there will be the are absent. A meeting of the society. FREE DELIVERY GENERAL ELECTRIC HOT POINT presentation of the 26-year em­ teachers will be held in the near Mrs. Gerald Thompson and chil­ APPLIANCES L l^ior€ra7iBe blem award to several members. future to devise meant to secure dren and Miss Betty Markobrad ‘mOIAN JEWELRY—SPORTING GOODS Sisters S^Bernita and Clothilde 100-per-cent attendance. T h e Th. (inn* listed her. ttstwv. ts visited in Pine Bluffs Saturday be remenberMl wh.a you or. dl>- TELEPHONE AURORA 848 attended tne teachers’ convention classes and meetings are very afternoon with Mrs. F. W. Poelma trlbutiaf your potronot. to th. dif- l-DAY GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIK ia Denver this week. crowded, and theca ic ecercely auf- and Anette, iw.at lU.* .1 butiu... \

Thursday, October 17,1946 Office, 9S8 Bannock Street THE DENVER OATHOLTC REOTSTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Ble»«ed Sarrament iLimsociEn NURSES MAKE FINAL P U N S . n IS DUE S!4. John's Parish If ff’( Arailable Radios t Ipplianeei S K I, IMC. FOR RETRUT AT EL POMAR BENNETTS W0 m u Have It Salas and Sartica lUI E. C*ir«l BA. UM (Archdioceian Council of Catholic 8 p.m. preceding the meeting. Fa­ IF TIDKEl PEIE CONOCO SERVICE HONEST WORK - FAIR FRICEB SporiB Equipment Headquarteri suits pun IT Park Hill Hardware Nur*ci) ther Kenneally will discusa the Washing and Grrating Of Ble*ted Sacrament Parish The Catholic nurses are making following subjects,' which were sub­ Your fituincM Appr^cUtoa & AppUance Co. Anal arrangements for their an­ mitted to the question box last FRANKLIN ANDERSON S027 E. 28ih Awm. KM. 1589 Vtrnon fcott Colin Cnmoron 6th Ave a York EA. 9932 ST. PITSICn nual retreat, which will be held at month; 1. Material co-operation of ATST.VIDCENI'S 2316 E. 6th Ave. E M . 9 S U El Pomar Nov. 1-3. Father Wlllia'm nurses in illegal operations; 2. A r­ Kenneally, C.M., of St. Thomas' tificial insemination; and 3. The CIRCLE DRIVE IDA V. MITCHELL BA. 47l> seminary will conduct thie retreat. Church’s teaching on “ planned tOnOUER'S (St. Patrick’s Pariih, Denver) (St. Vincent de Paul’i Pariah, MARKET El Pomar, with its peaceful and parenthood.” Denver) Fairfax Hardwara Park HiU Flower Shop The games party, sponsored by FOOD STORE J. E. RAMER, Prop. (Oolfax (t rnirTax) cloistered surroundings, aids im­ Helen Prichard, staff nurse at The date for the annual turkey FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION measurably the retrcatant in her HARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS the sewing group of the Altar and St. Joseph’s, attended the retreat party, to be held by the Holy CHOICE MEATS LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Rosary society, will be held on efforts to make a good retreat. The at El Pomar last week end. Name society, was set for Friejay, A62S E. 23rd Are. peace of mind, happiness, and en­ liMI ^ IM I l\ I lUI s Fruits a Grocarias EA. 3777 5022 E. Colfax DolWerp Berrlc* Donvor Y. €•!•. A number of council members Nov, 22. Turkeys will be provided Thursday afternoon, Oct. 24, couragement received from a re­ PRgR DELIVERY EM. IM I Y««rt to riorml BuafneM** are attending the state nurses’ for every game, and other prizes i;n I- I^TH WE. ^ H. L. RINFHART. Prop. starting promptly at 1 o’clock. A treat well made are a hnndred-fold 1414 East ( t r Avt. convention, acting as delegates of will be awarded. list of suitable prizes will be reward for the effort expended. their alumnae The prizes to be awarded in the Enchanting. . . bresistibla awarded, and refreshments will be The cost for rrtaking this retreat served, Mrs. J. Petraglia, presi The Liturgical conference being St. Vincent Athletic Boosters’ pro­ is small— only 312.60, which in gram will be displayed in the dent, and Mrs. S. Chiolero, chair­ eludes transportation between Den­ held this week in the Empire room man, will be assisted by the Rev, of the Shirley-Savoy is geing at­ church vestibule during the Masses OLIVER’S ver and Colorado Springs and re­ Sunday, Oct. 20. There will be IMPORTANT PRESCRIPTIONS Theodore Haas and other mem­ turn. This fee will be collected at tended by a number o f members. bers of the society. a member of the club present to the next monthly nurses' meeting Mr. and Mrs. John Underwood receive returns from the parish­ l'/ Forty Hours’ devotidn w a s to facilitate arrangements. Reser­ of Brighton have announced MARKET There can be no substitute for quality ingredients brought to a close Oct. 18 with ioners who are co-operating in the vations will be closed OcL 20. the marriage o f their daughter, A joy to have .. .a, Solemn Benediction of the Blessed turkey party. The Record center Denvet^s Finest and accuracy in the preparation of prescriptions. We The first meeting of the season Eileen Mary Hughes, to Sgt. A.^'H. of E. Mississippi and S., Gaylord joy to wear, because Sacrament, with the Rev. Achille ^ the Archdiocesan Council of Callen o f Butte, Mont. Sept. 21, Selection of have never varied from a policy of compounding pre­ Sommaruga, celebrant; the Rev. has announced that the winner of it*! cool, comfort­ Catholic Nurses was held at St at Lowry Field post chapel. The the combination r a d 1 o-record able, 80 ■'ompletcly beautiful. Call ui nSH & POULTRY scriptions in a careful and painstaking manner from William F. Malloy, chaplain of Anthony’s hospital Sept. 26. There Rev. Michael Maker officiated at Mt. S t Elizabeth’s, Morrison, sub­ player will be given two albums of today for vour Rilline COIJ) WAVE. GRAIN-FED MEATS the finest high quality, fresh drugs. Th^ dependable were 19 registered nurses in at­ the ceremony. The bride is a grad­ records of his or her choice. deacon; and the Rev. Henry J. tendance. The subject for the eve­ uate of St. Joseph’s training 1312 East'6tfa Ave. Foley of St. Anthony’s hospital, The Mother Cabrini sewing cir­ M YLADY EDITH BEAUTY service is of vital importance to you. ning was “ Moral Ethics in the school, class of ’46. cle will hold its meeting in the MINNIE E. C l l O D D C Phone PE. 4629 deacon. The Rev, Robert Kekeisen Field of Nursing.’’ The conference Ernestine Bianco, Mercy alumna KESSELER, M(r. OtlUrrEi delivered the sermon, and other home of Mrs. Tom Killian, 909 S. was opened by the Rev. William of ’46, is working .in the hospital 2804 E. 6th Ave EA. 0788 visiting priests were the Rev. John Josephine street, on Thursday, Kenneally, C.M., of the faculty of at Sterling, and is making her Oct. 17, at 8 p.m. PARK Hill DRUG CO. Judnic of Holy Rosary parish and St. Thomas’ seminary, who said home at 610 Park street. Helen Circle Meet* lat Time, 8AVK TIRES — BUY AT OLSON'S the Rev. Joseph G. Forquer, O P., that the seminar will be conducted O’Connell, staff nurse o f the Visit­ The firms listed here de» of S t Dominic’s parish. The St. Francis circle held its 2.3d and Dexirr EA. 7711 on a question box basis, and re- ing Nurses’ association and treas­ first meeting o f the year in the Sulura-Rieotta Nuptial* serve to be remembered que.sted the nurses to prepare urer for the .ACCN credit union, is home of Mrs. Harry Shanahan on FOOD Vour Doctor Know* V* Miss Margaret Ricotta and questions that will be answered at secretary of the alumnae of the Oct. 10. Honors were shared by OLSON’SSTORES when you are distributinz Samuel Salum, both of this parish, the following meetingrs. University of Colorado training Mrs. Frank Muto and Mrs. Fred your patronage in the dif­ were united in Matrimony Oct 12 The next meeting will be held school for nurses. Harrison. The next meeting will be 2750 W. 29ih CL. 3613 before the Rev. Theodore Haas, Thursday, Oct. 24, at St. Joseph’s The fourth Thursday of every held in the home of Mrs. George ferent lines of business. preceding a Nuptial Mass in Our hospital nurses’ home. 1895 Frank­ month at ^8 p.m. is the monthly Rochford oh Oct. 22. 3030 E 6th EA. 1801 Lady of Lourdes chapel, adjoining lin street, Benediction will be The firms listed here de­ meeting date of the ^rchdiocesan Miss Betty Dugdale, daughter Rental Library the church. John Sergo, Jr., and held in the hospital chapel at Council of Catholic Nurses. Cath­ of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dugdale, is serve to be remembered PARK HILL Jessie Mae Beger were the only olic nurses are invited to re­ recovering from an emergency when you are distributing witnesses. serve-that date each month for the operation performed last Sunday. Dry Cleaners ^ Catechism classes, for public St. Dominic Tots council meetings. The Very Rev. Manus P. Boyle your patronage in the dif­ ROOK STORE returned last week from a visit MARGARET GRmSTEAD school children in preparation for Mrs, Earl Baker entertained OUR QUAUTY SERVICEICE YOUR BEST ECONOMY First Holy Communion and also St. James’ circle, St. James’ with relatives in New York city ferent lines of business. 4624 E. 23rd Ave. DE. 1361 for children who have already re Vie for Bicycle parish, at the Catholic, nurses’ and Brooklyn. WE CALL FOR AND DEUVER ceived the sacrament, will be luncheon Oct. 15. Her guests in­ The September meeting of the 1138 East 6lh Ave. SP. 2M 1 A N»w Serriet to Aatoaiakll* Row started this Sunday morning after cluded the Rev. John Marley, as­ St. Vincent de«Paul circle of the FROZEN FOODS Brake Drum Marhining the 9 o’clock Mass and will be held In Festival Drive sistant pkstor at St. James’ parish; Altar atm Rosary society was held Menui for Churrh SoWaU — Etc. OmpUt* Brak* an4 CNitefa Sarrlca every Sunday morning thereafter. Mraes, W. E. Baptist, William Mc- in the home of Mrs. C. T. Bums. Si. Francis de Sales* • Latatt Trpa Eqaipwent Sisters of S t Joseph will be in­ (St, Douainic’t Pariah, Danver) Enulty, Edwin Ettinger, J, P. Red­ The next meeting will be in the OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY # Onr Hoar Pick-ap and structors. The school children’s drive for home of Mrs. J. Morgan Cline Dtllrvrr Bcrrlca dick^ Harold Mahoney, Robert PARK HILL The October meeting of the the fall festival, to take place Sailer, 0. J. Schmitt, Jean Jaco- Tuesday, Oct. 2t. Gollard Brake Service Senior Young Ladies’ sodality will Wednesday, Nov. 20, is meeting bucci, Frank Kottenstette. E, L. DELICATESSEN with unusual success and competi PAUL J. COLLARO. Prop. be held on Thursday evening, Oct Swearingen, and James Tapichi, Cell«i It Ptlrftx DE. 1(71 0 BAoi (8(1 U7S JuMtot i 17, in the lunchroom. Election of tion. All are striving to win the staff nurse at Denver Municipal officers will be held. The Junior bicycle offered by Father Vincent Tuberculosis dispensary; and Hughes, O.P.. pastor. Though the Bazaar to Start DUIVER DRUG sodality held its meeting Oct. 15 Blanca Jo Gothard. St. Philomena-^s at 4 o’clock. Corporate Commun­ cam pai^ is in its early stages no Virginia Wade, menibership CUT RATE ion for both .sodalities will be in results have been published, and chairman, SL Anthony’s liospital, l i e n every child is building up an indi­ DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY the 9 o’clock Mass this Sunday. has secured the following mem­ DRUGS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vallero vidual record. bers: Lucille Munzer, Veronica At St Joseph’s are visiting their son and daugh­ The fall festival will consist of Dozier, Gertrude Wenzl, Flora SHUTTO BROS. DUNBAR-ANDREWS Joe Dwyer Herman Lidke ter-in-law, Maj. and Mrs. Vincent a gathering in the church audi­ Tartaglio, Soppia Perrin, Wilma FINEST IN FRUITS (St. Joteph’ t Redemptoriat JEWELERS Vallero, who reside in Tennessee. torium, at which an automobile, a Price, Laura Chiolera, and An­ Pariah, Denver) AND VEGETABLES Plymouth two-door de luxe, will be SpeeialUti in Pina Watch Miss Leona Ecker, who has been toinette Garavaglia. The 11th annual fall bazaar of 1400 So. Broadway given away. There will al.so be tur­ Mrs. Mayme Hughes, captain EA. 4586 3211 E. Colfax and Clock Repairing ill for the past month, is greatly St. Joseph’s parish will be held improved and able to be about keys, games, and amusements. for the Needlework guild, reports RA. 2405 NEXT TO BLARNEY BARBER DEXTER (SOZ Wednesday, Thursday Friday, and again. James Coursey is chairman, as­ that the nurses turned in 46 gar­ Fr«o Dtll.crr 1311 Hast Colfax DonTor, Colo. Saturday, Oct. 22-26, In the parish sisted by Andrew Kruse. The ments for the Infant of Prague hall at W. Sixth avenue and Gala- Marsolek’s Radio & various parish societies arc co­ nursery. pago street. Money realized from PELLS C. A. FRins operating with the chairman. Annette Kelly, operating room this festival is for the improve: JACKSON’S provent P T A Honora Sitter* supervisor at St. Joseph’s, and Mrs. ment and building fund of the par­ Appliance Store 2412 EAST COLFAX FOR The P TA tea in honor of the Dorothy Bann, Children’s hospital ish. There will be many attrac­ accuracy 2606-08 East Colfax EA. 5141 Cut Rate Drsago FEATURING Stale Senator teaching sisters was held Oct. 11 staff, have been off duty the past tions, including a faneywork booth, PRESCRIPTIONS Steaks and Home-Made Pies under the chairmanship of Mrs. week with severe colds. Mrs. Mar­ combination booth, games party, I COURSE DINNERS (To Pill Vuaaex) FOUNTAIN SERVICE All Watches Repaired Robert J. Bennett, 2933 Foster garet Bruckner has returned home and fish pond. All the various com­ Serrcd from 4 p.m. until 1 p.m. work dan REPUBLICAN FREE PROMPT DELIVERT court, and was attended by 150 after having been in St. Joseph’s mittees are busily engajeed in their K-Dojr Gaaroalea M-Baar Sorric* 12 noon until 8 p.m. Sandora Pol. Adv Call 8 P. 1415 Dowiiiaf A AUneda Here Are Teited Cloord Wedacodar mothers of children in the parish a few days for a checkup after her gev«ral projects. Donations for the school. V P I C l ' Y l 'I S I recent accident. Theresa Kiely is faneywork booth will be welcome. on the > Father Hughes, director of the still a patient at the same hospital. The grand award this year will be Alameda Drag Store PTA, thanked the mothers who Mrs. Alice Cleerc, president of the a Ford Tudor sedan. The children’s came to meet the teaching sisters, council, is confined to her bed at bazaar will be held Friday, Oct, 26, V. O. PETERSON, Pr*a. Family Group Photographs CLAND mSEAStS and introduced Father J. B. Der- home with influenza. from 1 to 4 o’clock. Cat Rate Drags ing, O.P., the athletic directifr of Billy, son of Mr. and Mrs. W il­ It tel It ut immediately whal It !.a c ] The regular meeting of the Altar Fonniain Service • School Snppllea IN YOUR HOME the school, who in turn outlined liam E. Hughes, is a patient at and Rosary society was held Oct. 9 wrong when you bring yonr Your Business Appreciated AiikflM, R*r Plpwt. CtUrriK his physical development program Children's hospital after an injury in the church hall. The guest watch in. It prove* to yon that I.'BMI, Um4mH THE IDEAL GIFT M«H KoiiM, DtssiiMM. Tmi* for both boys and girls during the to his foot. speaker, Miss Lucille Murphy, Alamrda ami Broadway it it right when you take it ont. ■illttla, Byt 0 Car PWtaiaa. Cataract. ArtkrKif, Neurkia. present scholastic year. Laura Chiolero, St. Anthony’s made an appeal to the group to For Friend* and Relatives . . . Near and Far ■HmmatKas ProattW, Father Dering informed the Mlvk U* A KIm, alumna, and Antoinette Garavag­ .support the Con^munity Chest J. A. & W. J. WOLF SacralUa# • la0^)ial parents that through the funds TWriEv. Bta«4 Pneaeft. lia, recently discharged from the drive.'"Mrs. J. Haring and Mrs. J Ov^r Quarter Centurr in Wartraak RxaaUaatM a t ito applied by Father Hughc.s aud the BROADWAY St FrtneU De.Salea ■laad. RlartiaaU TW a»y lav navy nurse corps, are attending Rauwald were welcomed to the Ciliefioto Studios tatemai Rady Dtaaaaaa. arHans PTA, football uniforms and equip­ Denver university. society new members, Mrs. C. MaiMM. PaNtyita. TkM i«i via. ment had already been supplied CREAMERY 3529 East Colfax Ave. Catherine Shay, Kathleen Har­ Bancroft reported the collection of to the boys. With the help of Mrs. rington, Ernestine Bianep, Anti 39 dozen cookies for the USO QUALITY DAIRY FOODS ^ h o ii Herbert Sterelsky, Girl Scout cookie jar, given through the !t‘\vel W v l TF:L, DFTXTER 0961 Brezden, and Marguerite Bonnella 66 So. Broadway ERST BflVflUO ".i • SPCC C'7 I leader, uniforms were also being have mailed in their membership generosity of Mmes. E. Casburn, DENVER. COLO. provided for the girls’ basketball Oaoa Brlalaia due.s. M. J Ginsburg. G. Ford, H. Glea­ (HOURS— 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M.) team. Since Aug. 1. 102 nurses have son, M. Hicks, M. Richter, A, Tay­ D. D ELTSCH Father Hughes introduced the responded to the inviUtion of the lor, and M. Ward. After the busi­ OPTOMBTRIRT 81 Yoan PrsoUeo new officers of the PTA: Mrs. A. council for membership in the or­ ness session, a social hour followed, Exm C. Reid, president; Mrs. R. J. ganization. This now brings the with Mrs. J. Berger, Mrs. M. James Deloherj Bxonined Bennett, vice president; Mrs. council’s membership to 300. The Perry and Mrs, J. Rauwald acting Glauc* Nicholas Jamison secretary; and m B R O A D W A Y following nurses have responded as • hostesses. Members of the so­ L q ^ ' o I b Filttd Mrs. A. H. Garbella, treasurer. arokfii L«n«« by mailing in their dues the past ciety are invited to receive Com­ fine Food Wine and Beer Duplltalod Tea was poured by Mrs. A. P. week: Mary K. Cannack. Dorothy munion Sunday, Oct, 20, in the Zarlengo and Mrs. George Bugg, MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT JIM’S The firms listed here de. Ocniitts’ PrMcriptioB Fillad M aix Evans, Geraldine Chavez, 7:.30 Mass. Gonuint Rrnlak past presidents, after Mrs. Zar- Tickets for the football game to I York Texaco Service am (It Vblaa Dorothy B .' Cemick, Stella E. serve to be remembered Inviitblo IMfMal lengo was presented with an or­ Stephens, Bernice Nieslank, Gene­ be held at D. U. stadium Friday I Eaol 29th Ave. at York St. Ltnooo la 8«* Glaatoa. cam- chid corsage in honor of her re­ when you are distributing Far and Naar — picit wtih vieve Feeley, Frances Wilkerson, night, Oct. 18, between Joseph’s Ground oil la ano. fraait. cent election as state president of Adren Grabow, Norma Pfrimmer, Bulldogs and El Paso Cathedral Burhanan's Complete Auto Service the CPTL, the first time a member TOOLEY’S your patronage in the dif­ Ai Rraaouabla Prito* Ph. TA. U 41 and Lt. Jane Zeltinger Maloney. high, may be obtained at the rec­ Repairing - Tanr-ap of this parish has been selected Any regi.stered Catholic* nurse is tory or at the Denver Dry Goods Cafe & Cocktail Lounge ferent lines of business. Brake Re-iining 1519CortisSt **'Sr.rb'“ for this important office. eligible for membership in the c()mpany. FOOD STORE . MAIN 0582 Nun* Attend Meeting The Rev. Raymond A. Gaydos, F i n e F c n h I s Archdiocesan Council of Catholic CHOICE MEATS - FISH The first monthly meeting of Nurses. To be a member it is nol C.SS.R., of Oconomowoc, Wis., cir­ the PTA originally scheduled .for 369 Sonih Broadway GROCERIES I St. James* necessary to belong to the Colo­ culation manager of the Liguorian, Thursday, Oct. 17, has been post­ rado State Nurses’ association or spoke at the Masses.in the interests FRESH FRUITS A!VD poned on account of the Liturgi­ -K E .0 1 2 1 - to be enfjaged in active nursing. of the magazine. He visited the VEGETABLES cal conference, so that the teach­ Boltaat Naaibar la Tawa Dues, which are $1 per year, may Register plant and highly pi'aised QUALITY GLEANING BIRD’S EYE FROZEN FOOD! ing sisters may attend the meet­ be mailed to the membership chair­ its efficiency. The Rev, Frederick FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS ings. Mr.s. A. C. Reid, president, REASONABLE PRICES ------StRVICl man. Mrs. Earl Baker, 930 Mag­ Mann, C.SS.R., of Wichita, Kans., FOR RENT ORDER announced that the nfeeting would Your Oanaento Inanrad A(aln*t Pit* nolia. is visiting at the rectory. He is and Tbaft 6740 EAST COLtAX be held on Tuesday evening, Oct. Lt. Jane Zeltinger Maloney has one of the speakers at the national 900 So. Pearl SP.6587 22. at 7 :30 in the school hall, with the honor of being the first nurse Liturgical conference. the pupils of the eighth grade REPAIR SERVICE from Fitzsimons to join the Den­ The games party will be held presenting a pageant on the C O ^ L ver .^CCN. Lt. Maloney, who is a Monday night at 8:30 p.m. in the ^ 0 d a f 0 l t On All Types of Appliances Rosary and with a speaker from atient at Fitzsimons General hall. the Community Chest addres.sing CLEANERS AND DYERS The firm* Hate.' hart dettrv* to NOW ospital, became the bride of Novena devotions are held Tues­ b* ranambarad whan you ar* Radios-RefrigeratorSf etc, the assembly. A short sports reel K. 118 BROADWAY James Maloney March 7 in rte •IKWt day at 3 and 7:30 p.m., October tributinf your patronofo to tko 4if- Better to Be Safe and Warm will be sh ow on the new motion PboDta PE. 17*1 * PE. 17(4 iorent llaot o< DUtlaoot. NO WAITING chapel. They were united in mar- devotions every night at 7:30. picture nrojector recently pur­ • Than Cold and Sorry riag? before the Rev. Joseph V. 6740 EAST COLFAX RTTU im (HKKN chased by the PTA. DEXTER 1788 PROMPT DELIVERY Callahan. Lt. Maloney is a gradu­ Holy liiliONi • The firms listed here de­ Uppor Colfox't FIncat Rostonrant SERVICE ate of the Holy Rosary school of Coifu at Nawport Popular Eleanor Steber nursing, Miles City, Mont, ^he is (711 R. Caifu EM. serve to be remembered 7438 the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. M. A. GOOD CLOTHB6 NEED Sings in Denver Oct. 29 when you are distributing Presenting Denver's Nets Rugby Coal Co. “ All-American” Eleanor Steber, Zeltinger of Dawson, Mont. NOT BE EXPENSIVE The firms listed here de­ the West Virginia girl who has Margaret Connor, ’44, graduate your patronage in the dif­ Skyline Dining Room serve to be remembered 1144 Fifth St. become one of the most distin of Mercy hospital, who was re­ ferent lines of business. guished singing stars of the opera^ cently discharged from the army THE 5904 East Colfax Avenue . when you are distributing tic and concert stage, will return nurse corps, is attending the PARTIES LUNCHEONS DINNERS to Denver to appear as soloist for University'of Ohio; Marion Knox, ENGLISH TELEPHONE EMERSON MK your patronage in the dif­ St. Joseph’s Parish the opening concert of the Denver ’ 46, is office secretary for Dr. E. A. Manauem^nt: Ann and Dtrk Janeka, Scherr.er and Dr. James Hutchin­ Annunciation (POLISH) Symphony orchestra series of con Helm L. Williami ferent lines of business. certs Tuesday evening, Oct. 29, son; Shirley Mae Lally of the same in the auditorium. class has resigned her position as TAILORS;^ The concert will mark Miss Ste- staff nurse at Mercy hospital and 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Westerkemp Bros. will leave Nov, 1 for Kimberly, —BISHOP’S— ber’s third appearance with the Combine Quality and Style KE. 9043 5106 Wash. ^Denver Symphony orchestra. Her Nev., where she will be employed at'' Prices You Can Afford 5c TO S1.00 STORE SUPER singing of Constanza in Mozart’s as staff nurse for the Consolidated EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY r Copper Mines hospital. 1626 E. 34th AVE. SHOULD HAVE II Seraglio for the Central Gitj festival last summer further en­ BEST POODS AT LOWEST PRICES TEL. CH. 7507 MARKET -WE DELIVEE- hanced her popularity with r Si. U a l l lterim^*a ^ ^ . COOL • UOMPOKTABLE ■ - i » . . . . lovers of this region. AIR-CONDITIONED 7540 E. Colfax EVERYTHING WHY PAY CARFARE? at DIJKE’S G R IL L at Rosemary FOR BACK HAVE YOUR PREPARED FOR WINTER Oar Every D«y Price* BOB & TED’S FINEST OF FOODS TO SCHOOL Save Yon Aloney Red A While Grocery A Market Under New UanoaeBient of I Praacriplions Carafutly Filled PINE 8ELBUTION DOMINIC CROW WE RECEIVE NE’ Timely Repairs Are Good Insurance MEATS. Pisa AND POULTRY WHERE FBIENDS MEET 0 DE. 1531 DRUG GO. MERCHANDISE EVERY DAYl one "Once Tried . . . Satisfied^ l « ( E. t4lk A t*. TA. M U Shop BISHOP'S Often. 'Si 1532 CR. 9934 38ih A CUy 2707 W. S8ih GR. 2773

WE SPET.IAUZE IN BLOCK The firms listed here de­ DRUGS PB K^ IN^DENVE* You Buy It MOTOR TUNE UP We Deliver It lAtrgest Dealer COHPLrrS GARAGE 8ERVICB F L O R A L CO. serve to be remembered 3238 E. Colfax at Adams when you are distributing Harry’s Service Station EM. 3351 HARRY ORIEBLINO. Prop. your patronage in the dif­ UPPER EAST COLFAX FINEST FOOD CENTER 1314ACOMA MAIN 3111 Opp. Bine-Bird 3 s 5 s £ $ STORE MaiSbtT ferent lines of business. 14(1 FBANKLIN ST. W.38tl>&Clai GR.9848: Fluriita Takxiaph O^vtiv Aaaociatioo jujitJi. j-fjgppewiii - -

PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bantiock Street TH E DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. KEyatone 4205 Thursday, October 17, 1948 BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH Recent Bride HOMEMAKER’S Be Thrifty. . . Insulate With WILL OPEN NOVENA FRIDAY THE NEW ROCKWOOL RATT DEPARTMENT With Plastic Binder I (Blnaaed Sacrament Pariah, of Mrs. J. I. Creighton, with Mrs. Palronize These Reliable and Friendly Fima Denver) John Connell as co-hostess, Oct. 9. 1 FIRE-PROOF—It will not barn. t NEW PLASTIC BINDER—At- A novena honoring Christ the Mrs. Peter D. Haley was elected 2 EFFECTIVE MOISTURE - BAR­ lorct resilient intolstion. It King, patfon of Blessed Sacrament president for the coming year. The RIER—it bnllt Into batt will not Mttit. Simpson, Mrs. S. W. Haggerty, and able to g ^ about again,, after and Mrs. Lottie Pukagta. Miss •MUWtMVtoC DECORATORS suffering a leg injury in a fall in 3S38KColfa> W CiBUMOMl Murphy volunteered to assist with her yard several weeks ago. TAbor 1393 1721 Lawrence the altar decoration in November. Mrs. George Schwartz presented A*lwlk tta* Vak# *q>ENVER’S HOST PBOGRBSSIYE” Decorators the church with an alb, and Miss rrtMCT dirtuutw SANDING AND Margaret Krier gave an altar The Cascadb Laundry & Dry Gleaners FLOOR REFINISHING cloth. These gifts were of their & Painters own making. Mrs. R. H. Bell will FREE ESTIMATES — EXPERT WORKMANSHIP have the November meeting, and Complete Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service COSIUSRCIAI. — SPRAT Mrs. Goodrow will be co-hostess. W* CaU (or tad DcUvtr C E R N IC H Floor Sanding & Reftnishing Co. Jack W atA Sapt. ' Parish Clubs Meet 1847 ftlarket Sl Tabor 6370-^79 645 S. SHERMAN SP. 7952 155 Haael C l.. PE. 6454 Parish clubs meeting this week are: Tuesday, Mrs. G. L. Monag­ •Stmt Hud han’s, with Mrs. E. T. Mulcahy; Mrs. L. E. Bum’s, with Mrs. J. W llX N SCHRODT M. Koehl: Wednesday, Mrs. Harry O’Day’s, in her home; Friday, St. 345 S. Waxhington St. ' SP. 7562 Frances Cabrini’s, with Mrs. G. RE'UPHOliTER P. Clarke. REAL ESTATE BROKER HANDLEY BROWN Banns of marriage were an­ 2 Pieeet $69.50 and ap' LET ME SELL OR TRADE YOUR PROPERTY Hoaa and Garden Fnraitart nounced for John F. Whyte o f St. Elizabeth’s parish and Barbara Jean Budd of St. Philomena’s, CONVERSION BURNERS Miss Rosemary Weston is re­ DIRTY RUGS AIVD ^FURNITURE ARE covering in Mercy hospital from a FULL OF GERMS recent appendectomy. CAN BE INSTALLED BY ONE MAN IN %-DAY A buffet supper will be ^ven 24-HOUR SERVICE Tuesday in honor o f Miss Miriam Zook, bride-elect, and Robert Wat­ NOW AVAILABLE SOME MODELS son in the home o f Mrs. James P. TURN YOUR CLEANINO AS LOW AS------$94.75 NOT INSTALLED Logan. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. WORRIES OVER TO Ed Dunn, Mrs. Leo Connell, and AWNING Mrs. George Dunn. L. D. MULLIGAN LIM ITED NUMBER NAVY MOTHERS TO MEET By Calling CH. 2984 ECONOMY OF nRST COST The Rocky Mountain Nkvy Mothers' club No. 462 will meet at See Your Dealer or Furnace Man or Call STORAGE SPACE 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 21, in the USO lounge, 1665 Grant s^eet. MULLIGAN EMPIRE CAS STILL AVAILABLE Gee Bee Electric Carpet ^ Upholstery Cleaning Service L/ Phone G L 2304 Radio* and Appliances & EQUIPMENT TO 1541 ARAPAHOE Colorado Upholstered Selee S: Sendee 2360 aeveiand PI. PHONE CH 2984 Furniture Co. WOBK GUABANTXEO 1198 STOUT MA. 2989 Z4S7-M dSth St. 261 Broadway PE. 4596 Neiv and Uted Furniture Bought and Sold