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Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Contents Copyright by the Catbolie Press Society, Inc., 1957— Permission to Reproduce, Except 40 Have Made Application On Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Isiue DENVER CATHaiC To Trappists at Snowmass REGISTER PROGRESS CONTINUES ON MONASTERY BUILDINGS VOL. Ltl. No. 24. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, T95B DENVER, COLORADO In the past year andlquiet and prayer at the monas- and following his rule, the Cis such as preaching or teaching, the day they return to the and devoted to a life of prayer chapel to sing the other hours one-half, reveals Father , , , tercians are today one of the few contemplative orders of and penance, o f silence and of the Divine Office. LiMQlJE ST. ELIZABETH'S CASE Leo Slatterie, O.C.S.O., SU- f o u n d e d in the nth cen men in the Catholic Church. manual tabor. They rise at 2:15 The Cistercian is*a true mem perior, St. Benedict’s Trap- tury, stemming from the an- They are strictly enclosed, sep- each morning for Matins and ber of the Mystical Body of pist Monastery at Snow- cient Order o f St. Beff^dict, arated from all apostolic w or Lauds, and regularly during (Turn to Pagt S — C o lu m n I ) mass has received 40 ap plications for admission. Franciscan Father Leo Three have been sent to the mother-house at Spen cer, Mass., to begin their training. They will return to Snowmass as soon as Killed at Communion the new buildings are ready for occupancy. In an article written for the Ambattader, publication of the Guild o f St. Thomas’ Seminary, Denver, Father Slatterie de Just Half-Century Ago scribes the work of construc tion during the past two years By Paul H. Hallktt a pew in the back of theiver for only five months, hav- on the monastery site half-way (One of a Serie* on Pioneer church—which happened to beling been sent here from Pater- between Glenwood Springs and Churchmen of Colorado) the best position for a leap allson, N, J., where he had Aspen. The article follows: SUNDAY, FEB. 23, will mark * jattained a reputation as a suc- • • • the turn of a half-century since 'cessful pastor and administra- IT IS ALMOST TWO YEARS one of the most sensational I ;tor. He had heard Confessiqns since the Cistercian Sonka of murders in history, that of Fa-| until 11 p.m. the Saturday b»- the Strict Observance (Trap ther Leo Heinrichs in St. Eliza-1 !fore his death. pists) arrived in Colorado. The beth’s Church, Denver. ; new St. Benedict’s .Monastery The prime hero of that - THROUGHOUT THE MASS is located on a 3,800-acre ranch tragedy is still alive, although | that memorable February morn- high in the Elk Range at Snow a patient in St. Anthony’s Hoa-i .ing there was no premonition mass, midway between Aspen pital. He is former Patrolman' o f tragedy. .The Mass was liks and Glenwood Springs. The Daniel C ron in , w ho appre -any other early Sunday Mass at project is under the direction hended Giuseppe Alia on the • St. Elizabeth’s— until Commun- o f the Rt. Rev. M. Edmond Fut- steps of St. Elizabeth's that un iion time. terer, O.C.S.O., Abbot of St. happy Sunday morning, and Alia, described by a Denver Joseph’s Abbey in Spencer, then protected the Sicilian An-; {daily as “ a little rat o f a man,” Mass. All the monks come arehist from the mob. I was the popular conception of Progress on the Iniildings at the Trappist Monastery at Snowmass is shown above. from that abbey. (The name • * * ;fhe wild-eyed bomb-urowing '“Trappist” comes from the Cis DAN CRONIN was a power-! Anarchist of his time. His hair tercian M o n a s te r y o f La fully built man in his police-1 was luxuriant and w td; he had Trappe.) man days. In 1893 he won dis a fierce mustache; he was During the past year hiost of tinction in a series o f athletic poorly dressed, and he had sev the community has been en Catechetical Center Dedication Feb. 20 tournaments.. He carried off; eral days’ growth of beard on gaged in the construction of the most of the prizes in the col his chin. He had been seen first two wings of the perma lege games held in what was that morning walking about the nent cloister quadrangle. The then called Union Park, and, in! church, trying the doors as if construction of the building, de 1,000 Under Instruction at All Saints' the first decade of this cen to ascertain the best means of signed by one of the monks, is By J. R, M'ALSH rooms for 1,000 pupils attend Father John Harley Schmitt, for five days a week, from 9 to tury, he held the 56-pound leaving. On his way to the con handled entirely by the monks. Completion of the $188,621 ing catechism classes, a fully pastor, said consttuccion cost 11 a.m. and from 2 to 4 p.m. weight throwing championship fessional, Father Leo passed the against all comers in the nation. Father Leo Heinriehi man. But, as Patrolman Cronin The building is o f brick within catechetical center at All Saints' equipped kitchen, and other fa docs not include furnishings for Since part of All Saints’ Par and without, the exterior being Born in St. Louis, he served on the Anarchist. Cronin was explained later, at Maas people the center. Modern kitchen ish was included in the new a sage-colored green. The south Parish; Denver, is expected the cilities. Archbishop Urban J. the St. Louis Police Force be seated in the fourth pew from are not ordinarily curious or wing is completed though' not first week in February. The Vehr will bless the center Thurs equipment, valued at $5,600, Notre Dame Parish boundaries fore coming to Denver. the Communion rail. suspicious. The policeman, in furnished, and it is hoped that building will provide 11 class day, Feb. 20, at 5 AO p.m. will be installed March 5, and last Aug. 29, pupils within Notre Before the Father Leo mur Father Lecahad been in Den- (Tum foPage! — C o l u m n ! ) the large main wing housing the parish Altar Society is do Dame Parish are accommodatec der, he was best remembered th chapel, study hall, and cells as the policeman who captured BLESSING IN FEBRURBY will be closed in and roofed REV. BRUCE VAWrER nating a commercial dishwasher. at All Saints' Parish catechism a notoriou.s burglar. Bill An by the end of January. Measuring 80 by 80 feet, the classes. Several lay teachers from derson, who attempted assault • • • two-story building provides some the new parish serve as in in the Davis residence, then at i Although initial funds are al 117,000 square feet of floor space, stnictots. Ninth and Pearl Streets, in Correctional Institution most exhausted, it is still hoped New Seminary Professor 1901. While passing a balus-: that with the contributions of lit is connected to the present Nun Is Director trade Anderson leaped on 'church at 2500 S. Grove Street, the faithful the monks may be Sister Dolores, Missionary Sis Cronin. The burglar had a re able to render the building I is of buff brick, and in general volver in his hand, but Cronin Has Catholic Chapel Has Scripture Doctorate ter o f Our Lady of Victory at habitable by late summer or design harmonizes- with the seized and held the firearm fall, at which time they plan to Holy Ghost Youth Center, Den near its muzzle, although An The new Catholic Chapel at James V. Bennett, director of church structure. take up the regular community The Rev, Francis Bruce ogy in 1950, and his Licentiate ver, directs classes taught by lay derson fired two shots, one of the Federal Correctional Insti prisons ’ in the United States Vawter, C.M., S.T.L.. S.S.D., in Sacred Scripture two years Begun last July 1, the center Department o f Justice. life and to begin the public teachers on Monday, Wpdnesday, which slightly wounded the pa tution, Englewood, will be newly appointed professor of later. chanting of the Divine Office. is a split-level. On the first level trolman. Nevertheless Cronin dedicated at a private ceremony RecondiHoned in The latter has not been feasible Sacred Scripture at St, Thomas' For the next four years he and Friday alter school. Pupils took a prisoner in that difficult Past Three Months taught Sacred Scripture at are five classrooms, a teachers’ in February by Archbishop in the temporary quarters of Seminary, arrived in Denver in the Arapahoe County section encounter, just as he was to do The area was reconditioned Kenrick Seminary in St. Louis, sitting room, storage space, and Urban J. Vehr. The chapel wilt their small ranch house. Wednesday morning, Jan. 22, of the parish are instructed on seven years later in an even during the past three months. in the meantime preparing his be blessed under the title of to take up his teaching duties a large kitchen area, to provide closer scrape. Acoustical ceiling tile and With the completion o f this doctoral dissertation and con these days and are transported Our Lady, Help o f Christians. at the seminary. for a future school lunch pro • • • modern floor tile were laid first portion of their monas tinuing the advanced work re by the parish bus. The Rev. Joseph M. O’Malley is tery, the monks will be able to Father Vawter won hii THE TRAGEDY OF Sunday after the interior o f the chapel quired for that higher degree. gram and parish dinners. the Catholic chaplain. turn wholehearted attention to Doctorate in Sacred Scrip On Saturdays. 13 classes are (Turn to P age! — C o l u m n ! ) Returning to Rome in 1956, Fa On the second level are six morning, Feb. 23, 1908, was an ture with honors at the Pon conduaed at All Saints' for 500 The new chapel will oc development o f the land, as ther Vawter devoted more than outgrowth of coincidence. Fa tifical Biblical Institute in classrooms and toilet facilities cupy an area of SO by 30 well as other works, with an aim a year of concentrated labor to ^ p ils under Charles Fink, a ther Leo had not intended to to render the community self- Rome last Dee. 19. This dif for the pupils. This section, in take the early Mas.s, but de feet that wa> formerly part readying himself for the exami Notre Dame parishioner. Most of tbe itorage and hobby supporting in due time. It is ficult deirec, unusual for future plans, will become a gym cided to do so at the last minute Archbishop nations that resulted last month o f the 16 lay teachers are in- chop quarter*. It comfort a n ideal, yet one which must in his obtaining the Doctorate nasium. The ceiling is 18 feet in order to attend a Knights of never be lost from view. struaors in the public school sys Columbus Communion break ably aeal* 120. All the work in Sacred Scripture. high, and walls are so constructed ha* been completed by Eventually, it is hoped to Besides being the author of tem and are members of either fast at 10 o’clock. that they may be removed later. youth* committed to the in lo Give Scout have accommodations for visit number o f pamphlets and parish. On the other hand, if a stitution under the direction ing priests or laymen who may articles, Father Vawter has 16 Teachers Father Schmitt said some 1,300 Denver and Rio Grande con of the vocational training wish to spend a few days in written two well-known books, ductor, E. J. Quigley, had not A t present 16 teachers instruct families are on the All Saints' and ihop officer*. A Popular Explanation of Ike just come o ff work at 6:15 that Awards to 164 1,000 pupils in the remodeled The genera! program has Four Goepeli and A P a th Parish mailing list since the di morning and so happened not been under the direction of Archbishop Urban J. Through Genetie. Having taken parish hall and in various rooms vision of Notre Dame Parish. to be dressed in his Sunday best, Warden Mylton L. Kennedy, Vehr iyill present Catholic St. Jude Burse some o f his earlier studies at o f All Saints’ Church. Mrs. Ma- Cronin might not have cap In 1957 there were about 392 Associate Warden Charles H. Scouting awards to 69 Boy St. Thomas’ Seminary, the new dota Juchem, a parishioner, tured his man, or he might Scripture professor has a num Baptisms in the parish, although have been killed in the scuffle. Hangh, and Captain Joseph J. Scouts and 95 Cub Scouts Adds $31 Gifts; teaches 450 pupils, attending ber o f friends atnopg the there are some 450 less families Quigley, ashamed o f his clothes, Walsh, and has received the at the annual Denver Cath continuous encouragement of alumni'of that institution. split shifts in the public schools. (T u r n t o P a g e ! — C o l u m n l ) reversed hie custom and sat in olic Scouting program to he Total Is $2,894 held in the Cathedral, Denver, FORMER STREET CAR MISSION on Sunday, Jan. 26, at 4 o'clock The St. Jude Burse— Denver in the afternoon. Every Catho lic Cub Scout, Boy Scout, and trchdiocesan fund fo r the edu Explorer Sc'out in the Denver cation of priests— stands at area will participate in the $2,894.10 this week on the Church Hall Is Nearly scouting demonstration. strength of $31 in donations. Also, $100 was added by St. All Catholic scouts and their adult men leaders will assemble Joseph’s Parish, Golden, to its Finished at Visitation in the Knights of Columbus hall own burse. on Sunday afternoon at 3:16 Donors to the St. Jude Burse A $12,000 church hall is parish have raised about $4,000 o’clock. The group will parade Included E. L. o f Denver, who nearing completion at a mis 80 far toward the cost of con from the Knights o f Columbus gave $6; Mrs. P.D.C., Colorado sion that got its start in a struction. hall to the Cathedral. A color Springs. $5; the Order of St. Re». Bruce Vawter, C.M. chapel fashioned out o f two To Be Completed guard, an honor guard o f Cath Christopher, Catholic railroad old street cars. one lo young, i* held by not n Few Weeks olic Explorer Scouts, and the men's group, Denver. $2; A.R., The hall is being buUt at mere than a half-dozen per Completion o f the hall is ex honor guard of the Fourth De Leadville, $6: Mrs. W.P., Castle Our Lady of the Visitation Mis son* in the U. S. pected within a few weeks, gree of the Knights of Colum Rock, $2; F.E.C., Denver, $5 sion, 2601 W. 66th Avenue, Father Evans said. The Elder bus will lead the parade. Mem in thanksgiving: Mrs. K.H., The new faculty member Adams County, o f which the Construction Company has built bers of the Denver parochial 'M'heat Ridge, $2; and M.S., was born in Port Worth, Tex., Rev. Georgesjlvans is adminis the shell o f the cinderblock high school band will play for Denver, $6. on Aug. 11, 1921. A fter a few trator. structure, and men o f the par the marchers. The sum o f $6,000 will estab years at S t Thomas' Seminary, When th« R«v. Joieph P. ish will do the finishing work. The music for the rites in the lish a seminary burse in per he joined the Congregation of Truclel, 5.S. (now serving in The hall will be dedicated (Cathedral will be furnished by petuity for the education of a the Mission, and pronounced ' the Pueblo Diocfse), begen Thursday, March 27, at 7:45 the members of the St. Thomas student for the priesthood. The his vows on Sept. 12, 1944. offering Me** regulerly in the p.m. with Archbishop Vehr of Seminary choir. The color guard principal will be invested and After pursuing his theological mission about 12 years ago, ficiating. The Archbishop will will be composed o f Explorer only the interest used. The studies at St. Mary's Seminary, the two street car* linked administer Confirmation in con Scouts from Blessed Sacrament Catholic people are requested to Perryville, Mo., Father Vawter together were the only fa nection with the dedication Parish, and the scout announcer remember the education of Den was ordained there on May 31, cilities for ■ervices. The pres will be Explorer Scout Bert ver seminarians in their last 1947. ent church was built six year* The building, 100 by 125 Hughes of Blessed Sacrament feet, will be used for meetings Parish. -wills and testameats. Any Following a brief period as ago. amount will be gratefully re professor of sacramental the ' Parishioners started a fund of psrish groups and for re Fother Roney ceived. Tbe future of the Church ology at the same seminary, he for the church ball when the ligious instructions. It adjoins To Be Speoker depends upon a well-prepared was appointed assistant direc Rev. Roger Rau, O.S.M., was the church, and can be usH to The Very Rev. Patrick Roney. accommodate the overflow priesthood in sufficient nnm- tor of the Religious Informa administrator. The mission at O.P., pastor of S t Dominic’s crowd at Mass. ters to meet ever expanding tion Bureau in S t Louis, the that time was attached to Our Parish, will preach and the needs. organization that has instructed Lady o f Mt. Carmel Parish, 150 Children Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Donations to the seminary many thousands by correspond Denver; it is now attached to Are Instructed Kolka, archdiocesan director of burse should be sent to the ence in recent years. Father Holy Trinity Parish, Westmins About 160 children are re Catholic Charities, will be mas Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Arch Vawter was then sent to Rome ter. ceiving religious instructions ter o f ceremoMes for the pres bishop of Denver, Chancery Of for the first of two periods of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of weekly from nine members of The Rev. Jo occasional feast days. The chapel is also used entation of the awards. The fice, 1536 Logan Street, Den higher studies there, earning Denver donated $2,000 to the the S t Thomas University Club. Choplain and Charges seph M. O'Mal for religious instructions and for Confessions. Rev. George Evans, Assistant ver, Colo. hi.s Licentiate-in Sacred Theot- building fund. Members of the Their classes will be held in the ley is shown talking to some o f the men at the ■ Father O’Malley will conduct a course in Chancellor, will be the master new hall between the 8:30 and Federal Correctional Institution, Englewood, the subject "The Delinquent and the Commu of ceremonies for the Arch 11:30 a.m. Masses on Sundays. where he is chaplain. The picture was taken in nity” in the evening division o f Regis College. bishop. The other Sunday Mass in ^ e the new prison chapel, where Mass is offered Denver, this semester. Information may be ob The Very Rev. John Dana- mission church is at 7 a.m. every Sunday, first Fridays, holidays, and tained at the college. gher, C.M., rector o f S t Thomas' Seminary, and the WOMAN REALTOR'S WILL IS FILED Very Rev. John R. Vidal, C.M., dean o f students at S t Thomas' Seminary, will be deacons of honor to Archbishop Vehr. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold V. Catholic Institutions to Share in $500,000 Estate Campbell, pastor o f Blessed Sacrament Pa.rish, will be cele A number o f Catholic insti- institutions will divide this in Monsignor Robert Arthur of and build the home elsewhere. ^ the Washington Archdiocese, Although the will gives brant for the Solemn Benedic tions and charities, including come. tion. ' was left $500. an oth er group the first St, Thomas' Seminary, Den $1,500 for Mosses The Ad Altare Dei Medal is A major portion of the chance to conduct the home, the highest Catholic award for ver, will benefit under the The will provides a $1,500 if that group rejects the pro $500,000 estate will go for boys in the scouting program. b eq u est to S t Joseph's posal or does not meet condi will of the late Grace B. establishment of a home for Each boy who is to receive it Church, Denver, for Masses tions laid down by the trustee, Poulton, Denver real estate “ needy women.” The will pro will be accompanied by bis fa woman. for Miss Poulton snd her de vides that property imme the Denver Archdiocese might ther for the presentation. The St. Thomas’ Seminary will ceased mother and father. diately in back of Holy Ghost be approached. sstor and scoutmaster o f each at Visitation Mission, structure has been completed by the Elder share in the substantial in A sum of $1,000 WBS left to Church at 19th and Welton The executor of the estate Eoy will stand beside the Arch New Church Hall Adams County, is the Construction Company, and men of the parish come from certain stocks and the Maryknoll Fathers, Mary- be used to establish the home. is John J. Morrissey, Catholic bishop when the award is made. will paint the interior and do the other finishing in $800 monthly income from knoll, N. Y.. and $200 is pro The Denver National Bank, attorney with offices in the aection at right o f the building above. The hall The scouting program is an work. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver a $128,500 mortgage held by vided for the Mother Mary as trustee, has wide discre Symes Building, Denver. The impressive ceremony, and all adjoina the church, which was built about six donated $2,000 to the project, which will coat the estate. Two friends of Mission, Phenix City, Ala. A tionary pow ers, including will was filed the past week relatives and friends of tha years ago. All the exterior work for the new more than $12,000. H iu Poulton and three other nephew of Miss Poulton, power to hold that property in Probate Court. scouts are invited to attend. r * -fc
PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Sfreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thurtdoy, Jonuory 23, 1958 All Saints' Catechetical Longmont Drive Center Nearly Finished Will Enlist 120
fContinued Frbm Page One) school cbiidreiL Ac All Saints' than in 1956, for which year summer vacation school in 1957. As Solicitors there were 410 Baptisms. some 700 pupils were enrolled, and 13 youngsters were baptized A minimum goal o f $76,000 Although A ll Saints' Parish later. was announced Sunday, Jan. 19, has no grade school, three First Father Schmitt noted that in by Rev. James Mahrer, O.S.B., Communion classes were held in long-range plans for All Saints’ pastor o f St. John the Baptist's 1957 and totaled 241 pupils. At Parish the catechetical center Parish, Longmont, in the cur Easter there were 140 first com rent campaign to secure funde will become a parish hall and municants; in June, 50; and in for construction of a new con gymnasium-auditorium. The vent and for expansion of the December, 51. present church will be divided school. Before Notre Dame Parish into six classrooms and a second Campaign leaders are work was established, there were 2 3 0 0 floor will be added for more u n i q u e ST. ELIZABETH'S CASE ing to expand the campaign or ganization which wifi solicit youngsters in All Saints’ Parish classrooms. At present the parish under the age o f six and 1,500 funds payable over a three-year debt is <245,000. period. The organization will to When teaching sisters become Franciscan Father Leo Shot at Communion tal more than 120 men when solicitation starts on Feb. 2. The Denver Catholic available, the pastor hopes to John H. Meyer, parish chair {Continued From Page One) in the first seconds after the aid, and the assassin was club into battering rams. Authorities hands of one who slays out of start a grade school in the cate- man, and Vance Neighbors, as Register civilian dress, was no more so shot, women were fainting and bed into submission. spirited Alia away to the safety hatred for the faith. There is chetial center. The phenomenal parishioners were choking the Meanwhile what was Father o f Colorado Springs. sociate chairman, directed a Published Weekly by the than the rest. no indication that Father Leo growth o f the Southwest Denver aisle. Partolman Cronin might Leo doing in the ebbing :min- Giuseppe Alia was hanged in meeting Monday, Jan. 20, in the Catholic P reu Society, Inc. never have caught up with nil Canon City June 12, less than was given the chance to accept school. The meeting was called seaion and the large number of WHEN THE COMMUNI utes o f his life? His whole con- 938 Bannock Street, Denver quarry had he not thought of cern was for the Sacred Hosts. four months after his deed. or reject death, but many of to permit the new team chair youngsters necessitated a ccncei CANTS filed along th«. altar turning acrobat and swinging the saints now listed in the men to celect the men who will Subscription: $3.00 Per rail. Alia, .flanked by two He replaced the spilled Wafers for catechetical instruction. and jumping over the pews. PICTURES OF THE PRIEST Roman Martyrology were put complete the 26 soliciting teams. Year Sold in combination women, stepped up and crouched in the ciborium and moved un Even so. Alia might have es were distributed and piously to death in the same manner as with the Register, National Architects for the center wete — he did not quite kneel. His steadily toward the Blessed Vir Team Chairmen caped if Quigley had not kept gin’s altar. Before he reached kept. A t least one puhlisher elidi Edition, in Archdiocese of James Noone and John McGuire position was just a little to the Solicitation will begin Sun Denver. cool head. The conductor it his strength failed wholly, and turned a neat profit by hawk wished to vent their spTewho spleen day, Feb. 2, immediately after o f All Saints’ Parish and Victor right of the pulpit. on someone leading a good Entered as Second Clau sprang out in the aisle, and, he crumpled to the floor. Just ing them on the streets. Benediction for the workers, Accompanied by a server and Martyrdom is defined as Catholic life and who slew Matter at the Post Office Langhardt of Boulder. The Har despite the threatening re before he expired Father Euse and will continue for one week. by nine-year-old Joseph Hines, death'patiently suffered at the without warning. Denver, Colo. vey Stenmirk Construaion Com volver, leaped on the assassin. bius Schlengman gave him ab Campaign leaders, however, ex who was carrying a candle, the In attempting to avoid Quigley solution and Father Wulstan pany had the general coattaa. pect that about 7$ per cent of priest approached the stranger murdererd«the slipped anif fell, gave him Extreme Unction. ANSWER TO QUESTIONNAIRE and placed the Host upon his ■ • • solicitation will be completed in striking his face on the stone the first 24 hours. tongue. At once it was spat doorstep and cutting a gash in FROM THE CROWD OUT back, striking the vestments of The newly enlisted team his upper lip. He was up again SIDE the church door came For Successful Training chairmen are: Father Leo and then falling to in a fom ent. Then Cronin cries of "Lynch him, string him Division A— James Archuleta, MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY the floor. The priest stooped to reached him. up!" But Cronin was an officer Ed Crnkovich, Edward Schell, retrieve the Particle. Alia had of the law. “ They stormed INSURANCE SINCE 1897 James Fflipson, and Marvin partly concealed his revolver toward us," he remembered, CRONIN DREW his revolver 'Love Child Sincerely/ Seburman; under his coat, but the boy saw and placed it against the Sici "yelling Police! Police! 'I am its muzzle sticking out and in insurers lian’s stomach. A struggle en* a policeman’, I cried. But I "Love the child sincerely of the merits of a family bul Division B— Lawrence Hayes, stinctively reached for the Dale Martfeld, John Mally, Jr., sued. Alia still had his revolver, lacked the uniform. A shrill and unaelhshly and you’re letin board, praised its use priest's arm, crying: "Look out« William Hoffer, and Walter with its filed bullets, and he cry of Lynch! Lynch! Lynch! bound to Have a healthy, in his family as a means of Father.’’ Father Leo did not Krueger; tried desperately to kill the arose. The people were at his happy, well-balanced child," providing the individual at comprehend the warning; there Division C— Frank Jones, Don patrolman. "H e would have heels striking at my captive was the anonymous answer tention that children often came a flash and a roar. Alia’s Palmer, M. J. Bradley, Don killed me," said Cronin, "had with their fista, slapping him to a questionnaire distributed fail to get in a group. bullet, fired to a pin point, Neighbors, and David Sage; not blocked his trigger with and tearing his clothes.” to members of St. Mary’s reached the ventricle o f the "I think," said a mother Division D—James Steiman, one of my thumbs. He tried as "Louder and louder grew the Academy PTA by Father Franciscan’s heart. on methods of training chil Don Peterson, Willard Pilking- hard as hw could to pull this cries and I realized that to save Lucius Cervantes, S.J., of dren, "the best way is to en ton, Donald Kummer, and Glen back." Othera came to Cronin’s the prisoner I must work fast. Regis College. courage children — praise Henry; "A SUICIDE," thought Pa I felt the man tremble with “As a teacher of the six- them and talk o f their Division E — Simon Brown, trolman Cronin. Then a scream fear and he seemed willing to year-olds for 14 ^ears, I have achievements.” Ed Kummer, Joseph Beilman, C*r*I4 J. HencBuu C«rvd R. T*B»
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Office, Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE THREE CYPC Program Includes Social, Religious Events The Cathedral Young Peo ple’s Club, Denver, has a var ied slate of activities planned in the next month preceding Lent and future plans for Lenten de votions. These activities start Thurs day, Jan. 23, with a square dancing class, taught by Mar- guerette Dickerson. The class will be held on the third floor 5. f -• of the Knights of Columbus Home, 1676 Grant Street, at 8 p.m. Various folk dances will also be taught to thdse inter This sketch shows the Trappist Monastery at Snowmass as it will appear when the buildings now ested. All are beginners. under construction are completed. On Saturday, Jan. 26, the flub will have its monthly ice cream social. Members will BUILDINGS GOING UP • meet at the K. o f G. Home at 8:30 p.m. and will then pro ceed to a surprise destination Trappists at Snowmass Receive 40 Applications for a night of fun and dancing. The FebrOary social will be on (Continued From Page One) community at Snowmass man ence, it is one t^hich is full of The period of postulancy is a Saturday, Feb. 8, at the same Christ; to him has been dele ages a large beef. herd. Later, God. ^ month for the choir monlu, six time and place. gatee the privilege of offering because of the less profitable In the Order, silence is main months for the brother; a novi Communion Breokfost to God the 4:orporate worship nature of agncultural labors in tained in the affairs incident to tiate of two years follows dur Sunday, Jan. 26, the monthly o f the Church in her name. This our day, it is hoped that this daily life by a sign language of ing which the novice is free to Communion breakfast will be The Rev. Joseph M. From left to right are Father O'Malley; Mylton is the principal occupation of source of income be sup several hundred words, rudi leave o f his own accord. If the held. Mass will be at the Ca Prison Chapel O’Malley, chaplain at the L. Kennedy, warden; James E. Payne, super the Cistercian choir religious plemented by the establishment mentary but adequate. When, community judges him worthy, thedral at 9 a.m. and a reserved Federal Correctional Institution, Englewood, visor of classification and parole; John J. and distinguishes them from the o f one or two small-scale in however, common sense de he takes simple vows for three section will be set asid^ for and officials of the institution inspect the new Walsh, chief security officer; and Charles H. brother religious who, in place dustries. But the first care is mands speech, the rule permits years. At the end of that period the club members. The break chapel, named for Our Lady, Help o f Christians. Haugh, associate warden. of 'the Divine Office, recite a the primary and important task it within prescribed limits. The he is still free to leave the mon fast will be at the Olin Hotel shorter form wherever their of housing the community. monks may consult their super astery. at 10 o'clock. The speaker will BLESSING IN FEBRUARY monastic work may find them. Intense communal living is iors freely, and when the intri- • * • be the Rev. Walter Carrer, This loving worship on the part another characteristic of life in ca’te nature o f one’s work de DRAWN APART from the C.SS.R., from St. Joseph’s Par of her priests ana religious is a monastery. It is a distinguish mands it, permission to speak daily life o f the world, the ish. The total price will be $1.60, the Church’s everlasting debt to is readily granted. Silence is in which includes tax and tips. ing feature o f the Cistercian Trappist monk is not an escap Correctional Institution God. Order. The Cistercian is not a tended to foster, not hinder, the Reservations are necessary, and • • • solitary. In fact, he has been monk's interior life and also the ist; he is a realist. He is seeking may be made by calling Ida the One Thing necessary. The MANUAL LABOR has al called the "cenobite par excel peaceful functioning of the >Iennen, PL. 5-6078. ways been held in great esteem lence.” For him there is no as monastery. externals of observance are but Later Sunday, members will • • • aids to the purity o f that journey to Homewood Park Has Catholic Chapel by the Cistercians and forms an surance of solitude; everything essential part of the lives of is done in common. The liturgi EVIDENTLY, God does not search. He simply wants to above Littleton in Deer Creek draw close to God. For he both the choir monks and the cal prayer, the spiritual reading call everyone to the religious Canyon for ice skating. The now said on Sundays, holidays. with Solemn Midnight Mass on knows full well that it is those park can also be reached by (Continued From Page One) lay brothers. The priests spend in the cloisters, the manual la life. Actually, He calls the was painted in two-tone cof First Fridays, and occasional Christmas. large majority elsewhere. Those nearest to the Fountain who traveling through Tiny Town about five hours a day at man bor in the fields or shops, the fee and desert-sand colors. feast days. Primary and ad There are not quite 600 can best channel the lifeblood and then into the canyon for ual work; part of that time is meals, all the exercise o f the who do feel even vaguely at Light fixtures and an electric vanced catechetical instructions youths, between the ages of 15 given to study and class work day are performed with the tracted to a religious order of the Mystical Body to its skating under the stars. Alt for Catholic youths are held and 21, confined at the institu skaters will meet at the K. of ally wired sound system were by the youngest students pre community. Even the repose at should pray. They should ask members throughout the world. tion. Baptized Catholics among C. Home at 7 p.m. Some girls’ installed fo r future use of twice weekly in the new chapel. paring for ordination. The night is taken in a common God for light and for the Like all the houses o f the Confessions are heard one-half these number about 90, but Order, the Snowmass Monastery skates can be rented at the background music during reli chanting o f the Office, how dormitory. Community life is a strength to follow the light. hour before Mass in the chapel nearly half o f these have never has been dedicated to the park. gious services and instructions. ever, remains their principal stimulus as well as a constant During the past year and a or at any hour in the Catholic made their First Communion. Mother of God. It is known of On Thursday, Jan. 30, the The altar and altar base were occupation. challenge and provides that half, the Snowmass Monastery Chaplain’s office. The Rosary "There are about 30 who de ficially as the Monastery of dub will have ^ e next K. of C. constructed in the institutional Consequently, to insure the force o f example which is so has received more than 40 appli is recited in unison before Sun clare themselves “perferred “ Our Lady o f St. Benedict,” social before Lent. Everyone woodshop, and the altar base adequate maintenance of tem powerful a factor in human cations. Because as 3ret there is day Mass. Catholics” and attend all Cath thus having Our Lady and the will meet in the Columbian has been carpeted in rich red. poral affairs, the brother reli life. It is a field for the practice no novitiate, three young men The new chapel was opened olic services and functions. Holy Patriarch o f monks as its Room, downstairs in the K. of Drapes hang behind the altar. gious w e r e introduced to of virtue, especially fraternal have been sent to the mother- special patrons. It is to, them C., about 8:30 p.m. The Febru Plans under way call for the Citeaux by St. Alberic, its sec charity. house att Sp
PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bonnock Sfreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursday, Jonuory 23, 1958 ASSISTS AT 3 EVERGREEIT WEDDINGS At St. Vincent's HNS Breakfast TO RAISE MATH INTEREST Circle Specializes in Receptions Operation Cupcake Set
Evergreen.— (Church of place in the Church o f Christ Mass celebrated by the Rev. D. Christ the King)— Severe) wed A. McMahon. By Loyola Third Grode the King, Evergreen, in recent (Leyela Pariih, Denvor) ding ceremonies have talien The bride wore a waltz- being furnished by the mothers weelcs. These weddings were "Operation Cupcake” is now o f the class. followed by receptions in the length gown of white brocade with finger-tip veil. Helen Go- under way in the third grade of Application and interest In parish hall, ideally adapted for Loyola School. Members of that practical arithmetic is the basis such occasions. The Mother dek was maid o f honor and Sue Ann Gail was bridesmaid. Both class are planning an "End-of- of the tale. Future salesmeo of MEDALS Cabrini Circle specializes in this the-Month-Sale” Friday, Jan. America are entering the keen unique parish activity and has wore dreues of red velvet. Jim McDonald, brother of the bride 24, in the school. The o ^ e s will comnetition; such as, salesman AND drawn the plaudits o f their sell for five cents each and are most likely to make the right guests. groom, was best man. Robert Brown was usher. The altar change, highest sales salesmen, Following the wedding cere was appropriately decorated basement salesman, w it t ie s t mony in the church Jan. 11, with white and yellow mums. St. Dominic's to Have salesman, and last, but not CHAINS this circle held the reception The wedding breakfast for least, the most likely salesman. for the wedding party of Mar this occasion was also held in Polio Clinic Jan. 24 Proceeds of the sale will be tha Snow, formerly o { this par the parish hall. Some 75 guests presented to Sister James Ellen, ish, and Garrett Quinlan of CLARKE'S were in attendance. (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) pri-eipal, for a project labeled, Evergreen. The Mother Cabrini Circle The polio clinic — for those "pleasant surprise for the entire CHURCH GOODS On Jan. 18, Jean Poling and will again serve at tha recep who have registered — will be student body.” Robert McDonald exchanged tion for a large party follow held on Friday evening, Jan. 24, Collectian far Candies 1633 TRENONT imarriage vows before a Nuptial ing tha Nuptial Maas for in the school building at 7 Sunday, Jan. 26, the second Maurice Powell of Ever o’clock. collection at all the Masses will green and Frank Stofae of Members o f the Third Order be used to purchase candles for Pueblo Jan. 25. of St. Dominic will receive the attar. This is the offering When You Want a Photo Quickly Mrs. Alice Todryk is the new Communion on Sunday morning, that was formerly taken at the Call Warren Turilli or Joe Motta chairman fo r the Mother Ca- Jan. 26, in the 7:30 o'clock doors o f the church by members brini Circle, filling the vacancy Mass. of the Altar Sodality. left by the resignation of Mrs. Candid Wedding Pictures— Commercial A. Martischang. Old Prints Restored . . . Picture.Framing Mrs. Beverly Miller is the new chairman for the St. Ger PROMPT SERVICE ON PHOTOSTATS ard Circle, replacing Mrs. C. Feehan. Refinish Hall Float HAHN-MASTEN PHOTO The following members of the Men's Club, with the help 78 So. Broadway PE. 3-6318 of about 10 teen-agers, refin- ished the floor in the parish hall Jan. 14: P. Young, C. Feehan, A. Shipman, D. Brad ley, S. Gortych, P^ Halpin, and 'St. Vincent de PouPs Parish' A. Ehnstrom. Officers of the Holy Name The regular Monday night pastor; Archbishop Vehr, who troduced Monsignor O’ Sullivan, so. UNivERSirr blvd * e. Arizona was the principal speaker; John who welcomed the men and instruction classes for teen Society o f the S t Vincent de N. Zimmermann, president of boys, and he in turn introduced = SUNDAY MASSES ^ agers and adults will be re Paul's Parish, Denver,- are Holy Name Society; back row, Archbishop Vehr. The Arch 6:46, 8:00, 9:30. 11:00 and 12:16 sumed Monday, Jan. 27, at shown above with Archbishop William Cunningham, marshal; bishop gave an interesting ac 7:30 p.m. Confessions: Saturdays 3:30 to 6:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Urban J. Vehr at the annual Walter Angerer. treasurer; count o f the growth o f the The Pinochle Club sponsored Rt. Rtv. MscR. Eugbsi A. 0 ’Suu.rvAN, Pastor John Hickisch, vice president; Church in the Archdiocese o f by the Sacred Heart Circle will men's Communion and break and Uoyd Glasier, secretary. Denver, and particularly of the 2385 E. Arizona SP. 7-4813 meet Sunday evening, Jan. 26, fast Shown are. left to right, There were more than 400 increase o f school children and in the home o f Mr. and Mrs. front row, the Rt Rev. Mon- men and their sons who at the facilities needed to accom signor Eugene A. O’ Sullivan, J. Matthews. tended the Mass and received modate them in gaining a Cath Washington Communion on Sunday, Jan. 12. olic education. LEN'S Pharmacy After the Mass, the group as Tho Holy N amo Society L. C FEHR, Pr.p. sembled in the cafeteria where will meet et 8 p.m. on Feb. Park Mkt. U.Bb.i SL Vlnc.nl d* P.ul'. PnrUk Girl Scout Investiture a breakfast wss prepared and S. The highlight* of the Notre Bill Have Your Doctor Phone served by the women of the Darae v*. Oklahoma football Your Friendly Us Your Prescription parish. gamo will be (hewn. All men AG Store 2707 E. Louisiana RA 2-37S9 Jan. 26 at St. Louis' John N. Zimmermann was of the parith are incited to master o f ceremonies. He in- etteno. 898 S. Gilpin SP. 7-6075 At Lmilitaiia and SeuUi CUftea Englewood.— (S t Louis’ Par I y x D , assistant p a s t o r . Meet- DUYLE’S JoMi}, JoodA. ish) — Seventy-nine Brownies i n f s will b e held n t 7 p . m . NORRIS AG MARKH Rays'StandardService and Girl Scouts will take part Members of the Immaculate Conferences for Parents PHARMACY ami (DhmliL Ray Guertner, Prop. in the investiture o f the Girl Heart of Mary Sodality will re Tb* PsrtinUi Dritfisl Cirtb Mtrrif. Art*. Scouts at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. ceive C om m u n ion in th e 8 Mtmbtr .f $1. ViKtnt'i P.rtih Waching • Greasing 26, in the church. The investi o’clock Mass Sunday, Jan. 26. 17lh AVE. and GRAN! NOB HILL INN Complet* AC FMd C.alw Hsnrr Grustsr So. Clayton at Loui.iana ture will be followed by Bene St. Jude’s Circle w ilfm eet at At St. Vincent's Jan. 24 KE. S-S987 FREE DEUVERY Credit — Free Delivery diction. Mrs. John Ferkis is 8 o ’clock Monday, Jan. 27, in > 420 Essl Cotlsi TA. 8-97S7 ' RA. 2-9870 (St. Vioeent de PsuTs Parish. pariih ara urged to get their CUytM A Loultiani PC. 3-M17 Scout Neighborhood chairman. the home o f Mrs. John Morri Free Pickup and Delivery A new (eriei gf indruction son, 731 E. Bates. , Denver) polio inoculations at this clatiei for intereiteil non- St. Anne's Circle will meet The midwinter parent-teacher time to protect them for the Cslliolies will begin on Mon- at 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. 27, in conferences will be held on coming polio season. Each The firms listed here Friday, Jan. 24. AH parents U-DO-WE DO «1»7. Jen. 27, in the rectory. the home o f Mrs. Bernard Kar- shot will cost $1.50. Anyone de.'serve to be remembered The 10-week courie will be in pinski, 3070 S. Downing Street. with last names from A to M who needi a first, second, or the charge of Father William are to see the teachers between third shot, or all of the series PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED LAUNDRY when you are di.stributing St Gerard’s Circle will meet 9 B.m. and noon. Those, with is urged to contact Mrs. Wil. FOR AND DELIVERED Thursday, Jan. 30, in the home your patronage in the dif names from N to Z will come liam Hughes, SP. 7-4572 or Cellu St Oavnlss Dsnvst 1 Day Shirts...... 25e o f Mrs. A. E. Zinn, 3846 S. from 1 to 4 p.m. Parents are KErstsn* 4-S3I7 ferent lines of business. M n. Marvin Toombs, SP. 7- Dry Cleaning and Alttratiani Eiati Street. Members o f the urged to make these appoint 2636. I2S0 Sa. CUytoB SP. 7 - a M Bl. Sacrament circle have volunteered to serve ments a "m ust'' since this day as hostesses for the next meet Judy Regan, daughter of =ST. JOHN'S PARISH- is set aside by the teachers to Mrs. Caroline Regan, 1125 S. ing of the Altar and Rosary work out any problems, and en- E. 7lk AVE. « EUZAIETH ST. JOE BUCKMASTER MOTORS Society which will be an eve Elm Street, recently underwent' PIA Will Hear couran progress. There will be surgery and ia convalescing nt ning program on Wednesday, no school on Friday, Jan. 24, home. Judy is a first grade stu = SUNDAY MASSES = Spoeialisiag la Ford, Mercury — Also General Rapairiof, Feb. 6. because of the conferences. dent at St..Vincent de Paul's 6:00 • 7:30 • 9:00 . 10:80 • 12KI0 4 5:00 P.&L Front End Alignment — Wheel Beteneing — Tirei, Form Now Circle Cub Scout Dinner School. CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 8:00 4 7:30 Education Talks Our Lady of Good Hope Is a The Blue and Gold dinner for Rt. Rev. J. P. Moran, Pastor Batteries, Gat, Oils. Member Drive (Bletied Sacrament Pariih, newly organized circle with nine the Cub Scouts of Pack 140 EA. 2-2026 On Sunday, Jan. 26, the E. 7th and Elizabeth S t S. MsSiion St E. Bsysud (Estt of Chsrry Crssli CsaUr) FR, 7-8711 Denver) imembers. The first meeting was will be held in the parish hall women of the Altar and Rosary An exceptional program has held Jan. 16, in the home of on Feb. 12 at 6:80 p.m. Each Society will be at the church been arranged for the annual Mrs. Joe Ottero, 4216 S. Pearl den will be notified by its den Street. The special project of mother of the details for the doors, after til the Masses, to Speciali/Jiig in I PTA evening meeting for both distribute the envelopes for the mothers and fathers, on Mon the circle will be to wash and dinner. AH cubs are asked to SO. GAYLORD SHOPPING DIST. iron the altar linens. meet at the Knights of Colum Altar and Rosary Society's an Permanent Having' day, Jan. 27, at 7:45 o'clock nual membership drive. The ■LOWER SHOP in the school gymnasium. Rosary Mokers Meet bus Hall, 16th and G ran t My Lady Edith 142 SI Pitl St>*M StreeU, Denver, on Jan. 26 at dues are only $1 a year. All DUSIn S-44IS The Rev. William Jones, arch When the Blessed Mother Ro women o f the parish are invited sary-Making Circle met Wed 3:30 p.m. to march in proces Beauty Shoppe ActMl Ii4n< ChfiTV C/icS Sink MOBIL GAS AND OILS diocesan superintendent of sion to the Cathedral fo r the to become members, and to GAYLORD schools, will discuss the intel nesday, Jan. 16, at the home of MINNIE KESSELER. Ust. IThere Floicert Are annual Parvuli Dei awards. articipate in the Masses and CLEANERS WINTER TUNE-UP TIME lectual development o f the Mrs. Frank Kennedy, attending Kenefits whiph the members 2604 E. 6tfa Avo. EA. 2-0788 G u a ra n teed were Mmes. Sam Chavez, Lloyd There will be a Cub Scout WASHING LUBRICATION school child. cookie sale on Jan. 31. share in. PICKUP « DELIVERY Chavez, Gil Chavez, Nick Tru Free Pickup and Delivery Dr. William W. McCaw, a AH den mothe'rs and future The envelopes and offerings FRED GEORGE'S jillo. Frederick Burns, Don Al FRANK MATHIS ITe Cite ‘S&iV Green Slampt D e n V a r psychiatrist, has den mothers will have an op will be taken up in the collec chosen "The Emotional De lan, Hugh Andrade, James Tier tion baskets on Sunday, Feb. 2. Druggist Sinclair Service PE. 3-1350-1025 So. Gaylord Mobil Motor Service ney, Wallace Laurienti, Stan portunity to take a training '1001 S. OAUOIO velopment of Elementary course on Jan. 21 or Jan. 28 Mrs. Robert Close is member Complete Automotive » . T-tfU ley Woltering, and Ben Baker. Profe4sioDnl School Children” as the from 9:30 a.m. to 3 -p.m., at ship chairman. It is hoped that The Blessed Mother Circle is Service theme o f his address. 1500 S. Grant Street Further every woman in the parish will Prescription Sorvieo sponsoring two children from A male quartet from the information may be obtained become a member whether she Phenes RA. 2-468S— 2-4686 W* Civ* Grsss Stsnps Blessed Sacrament Parish adult St Clara’s Orphanage. THRIFT-WAY MARKET by calling Mrs. Husky. SP. 7- finds it possible to attend the 6lh Avo. at Marion 2700 Essl etb DE. 3-0700 CECIL MEACKAM. PROP. choir will present a short pro The circle is losing one mem 1423. A planning meeting will meetings or noL ber, Mrs. Dale. Fults, whose gram later in the evening. be held for the Cub Scout Mrs. William Hughes, 979 S ., QUALITY MEATS - FISH - POULTRY Fourth and fifth grade room husband has been transferred Council and all den mothers on Nationally Advertised Brandi Feeds to Sait Lake City. Welcomed Columbine, will entertain the 1 OLSON'S mothers, Mraes. George K. An Feb. 3. St. Michael the Archangel Cir-' Save Mooey Here — 1004 S. Gaylord — PE. 3-73S3 derson, Thomas B. Breen. M. as a new member was Mrs. Cafeteria workers for the Hugh Andrade. cle on Tuesday evening, Jan.' CHERRY Perry Holcomb, George E. Rey past week have been Mmes. Jo 28. The next meeting of the Food Market nolds, J. Melvin Conway, and seph Lauby, Ray McGovern, Mr. and Mrs. John Mniqneen,; CREEK Walter Kranz, will be hostesses Blessed .Mother Circle will be in Carl O tt Albert Stephens, Lynn Appreciates Your Businen the home of M rs. Wallace 896 S. Jackson, will be hosts t o ' SERVICE for the social hour. Wray, and John Zimmerman. the SL Alexander Circle on^ Ell Wkii*bss4. LsssM 50.50 E. 6ih EA. 2-1801 Bonnie Brae Shopping Center Members of St Rita's Circle Laurienti, 3375 S. Downing All parisbioners aro re Street, on 'Tuesday, Feb. 18. Saturdav evening,.Jan. 25. OlsBbsr St. Vlaccit ds PssI will be guests o f Mrs. W. J. minded that.tbe parish polio Mrs. Mae Croft will entertain ^ Partibl Mmes. Dennis O'Neill, Vin McMenamy for luncheon and cliaie Will be held Jaa. 28, St. Ann's Sewing Circle on Fri CompUt* Aulomollv* Ssrvts* cent Wagner, and Albert CAPITOL DRUG bridge in the Denver Tearoom from 7 to 8 p.m. in the par day afternoon, Jan. 24, in her Inipoctioo Station 1669 Michaud attended the PTA rAl'L 0 SCHNEIIlEa CONOCO PRODUCTS on Tuesday, Jan. 28. ish hall. AH adults o f the home at 1161 S. Josephine. Preisser's Red & White Arapahoe County Council meet HnsbB 1 t t Min-> rirttfi LubrlctiUra. Cv WcivhiBg. AntttrlM George fYiend is a patient In The Mother Cabrini Circle ing Wednesday, Jan. 15. Green Stamps Ctmvenipnl Drivp-ln Tlr« Vulualilng a local hospiul; Mrs. Lucille Communion Plonned will meet Friday evening. Jan. ITe Give Pinneer Stamps Grocery and Market O’Haire and Thomas Lynch are Sister Vera Ann's room, lY, FREE PICKUP 4 DEUVLRY Wimlow Service 24, in the home o f Mrs. Agnes FREE OEUVERY in Mercy Hospital. won the prizes fo r having the Grosheider, 922 Cove Way. 278 University FR 7-9757 FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES most parents and the most fa By D. U. Newmanites E, 6th 4 Fillmore FR. 7-2741 BONNIE BRAE AND QUAUTY GROCERIES The perpetual novena in Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nyhus, 1756 honor of the Sacred Heart is thers at the PTA meeting Tues Members of the Newman S. Dahlia, will entertain the Sa Conoco Service Free Delivery SProce 7-4447 held every Friday night at 7:30 day, Jan. 14. Since it was Dads’ Club of the Univeriity of cred Heart Bridge Circle on 724 So. Univeriity PE 3-9909 2331 E. Ohis Avs.
Welby. — {Assumption Per The second week, Feb. 10 to (St. Patrick’s Parish, Dauvar) members for co-operation dur ThoM withing to attond can ish) — The perish misuon will 10, will be for men — married, At the January meeting of ing the past year. She is leaving buy tboir tiekwU by contact open Feb. 2. The mission will tfw Holy Name Society, officers ing tbo school offiea, GE. 3- single, and from school age on. Jan. 26 for St. Mary’s College lest two weeks, the first week f o r th e coming year w ere 2344. Tbo guild party is an The mission schedule fo r , men at South Bend, Ind., where she for women and the second for elected as follows: Joseph Mc annual ovent and has boon a men. The services will follow in will be the same as above. Chil will attend college on a scholar most onjoyabU occasion for Manus, president; William Du ship. this order: Daily Mass at 6 and dren’s Mission Mass will begin bois, vice president; Tony Con- thoso who bavo attandad than 8:35 e.m. and 7:40 p.m. at 8 : ^ a.m. with a talk at the zona, secretary; Leyton St. Ger When the meeting of the in the past. Massr'The missionary will ask PTA was held Jan. 21 in the The first week, Feb. 2 to 9 is maine, treasurer; and Louis On Friday, Jan. 31, report at the mission what hour trill be Carpinelli, chaplain. school auditorium, the possi cards for the school children for wpmen — married, single, best for the blessing of pre- bility o f a February dance was and from school age on. Serv Joseph McManus, the new will be ready for the first se discussed. Mrs. Howard Potter ices will be at 7:30 p.m. start president o f the Holy Name So mester's work. There will be no asked fo r a committee o f eight ing with a short instruction nnd school on that day, but all par ciety, with his wife and two women to make cassocks for Mass beginning at 7:40 p.m, children, resides at 1616 Boul ents must come fo r their ap processional use by the school th a ialk on the Gospel, then der. He has a brother, Gregory pointment with the respective children. the continuation o f toe Mass. Kevin, who is a Christian teachers. The service.wiil come to a close Brother teaching at LaSalle There are itill a namber of Sunday, Jan. 26, will be Com at 8:30 p.m. making the entire College in Philadelphia, where tiekcti for the St. Joteph’i munion day for members of service one hour. his brother John is a student. Gaild card party os hand. the Senior Newman Club. Installation of new officers will be at the Communion Mass 200 Fransalians in February. Officers Selected JOHN P. DALEIDEN CO. In Latin League Elections were also held by the Young Ladies’ Sodality in Religions Articles — Church Supplies t the past week. Newly elected Approximately ono-fourth officers are as follow s: Elinda STORE HOURS of the members of the Colo- Piaz, prefect; Marilyn'Fox, vice rado-Cheyenne Junior Classi prefect; Rose Lee Marietta, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday, cal League of Latin come secretary; Lucy Montoya, treas 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays from St. Francis de Sales' urer; and Arleen Sloniger, 1120-22 Broadway KE. 4-8233 High School, Denver, the sergeant at arms. Installation group’s largest single unit. Of of the new officers will be Sun 858 members in the league 200 day, Feb. 2, at 7 o’clock. a i« from St. Francis’. Dorothy Montoya, retiring Along with pupils from prefect, wishes to thank the Mt. Carmel High School t and 29 public schools, these students are promoting the Rev, Declan Madden, O.F.M. PRAYER interest of l«tin. The league school children. Interested non- of which they are members Catholics should be invited. M o n a g h a n is a c h a p t e r recognized by the National Classical The missionary will be Fa League. ther Declan Madden, O.F.M. The state unit was formed Thursday, Jan. 23, the Boy in June, 1954, through an Scout committeemen will have Rx OPTICIANS their meeting in the basement official invitation by Mrs. GUILD OPTICIANS Marion E. Swedbei^, a Latin of the rectory. teacher at Lake Junior High The Altar and Rosary Society CLARKE'S 335 14th STREET School. A state convention to will meet Jan. 24 in the base ACemo 2-6433 ment of the rectory. create interest among mem CHURCH GOODS DENVER 2. COLORADO bers and to elect officers The Teen Age Club will meet JOHN MONAGHAN — MEMBER OF ST. JOHN’S PARISH is held the second semester in the school gym Friday, Jan. 1633 TRENONT Imobersteg is shown with some of her charges. of each school year. 24, at 7:30 p.m. A4 Miireavu children cared for In the lower photo Sister Leonita (in white Margery Reed Mayo AT nursery garb) and Sister Mirian Regina are shown dol Day Nursery in Denver are shown above with ing out the afternoon milk and cookies to some members of the staff. In the top photo Miss of the tots. REPORT COVERS 1957 Children of Working Mothers Receive Joe Onofrio Music Company 18,483 Days' Care at Mayo Nursery
T H E MARGERY REED exceed that number in order to number of days’ care provided Presents MAYO Day Nursery, 1128 28th take care of emergencies. The for the month was 1,661, The Street, Denver, erected in 1926 number of families served at number of glasses o f milk by Mrs. Verner Z. Reed as a present is 67. The nursery was served was 3,660, and glasses memorial to her daughter, was open 20 oays during the month of juice for the nursery babes established as a day center for of December, but the days vary came to 396. the c h ild r e n of working between 19 and 23, according mbthers. Children o f all reli to the month. gious beliefs and of all differ In the past month, the aver The nunery was open 265 ent nationalities receive not age daily attendance was 83^— deys in 1957; the number o f only physical care, but also a a little low owing to the fact days' care provided was 18,- TELEVISION FOR 1958 standardized training based on that the public and parochial 483; the number o f glasses a study of the child and his en schools were closed fo r the vironment, and supplemented Christmas holidays — ; and the of milk served was 37,463, by definite efforts to raise aggregate attendance or the smd o f juice, 4,929 servings. home standards, and to incul cate religious principles. Not too many changes have taken place since the Sisters o f Charity o f Cincinnati were pven possession of the building in 1944, just the necessary,ones in order to accommodate ex pansion and stay within the budget of the income. The nursery is not an endowed insti tution, but shares in the inter est of a dividend of the Reed Trust Fund, which was estab lished by Mrs. Reed to maintain the nursery until such time as it might become self-sustaining. This dividend, combined with the small fee charged fo r the ☆ ☆ care of the child, represented the oiily income for operation of the nursery until it was re cently admitted into the Mile High United Fund. • • • A WELL-PLANNED organ ized program was set up for the optimum development of chil dren. This includes periods of free play, supervised activities, rest, music, arts, crafts, enter Model 21T1439 tainments, and a well-balanced diet. 262 $<]. Inches of Viewable Area The advisory lay board, a select group of Denver’s most representative women, has been admirable in its support and loyalty. The members have acted most commendably in SLIM SILHOUETTE TV” their capacity of public rela tions, particularly during the period of the transfer. NOW ONLY THE PRESENT ENROLL MENT of the nursery is be with Top Tuning tween 96 and 98. The maximum I im n ifJ Fu a c 8B2 ing into space, this lad waits for refresh- namber that the nunery can LlinpiO EjUS ments at the Margery Reed Mayo Day Nurs care fo r is 100; but occasion ery, Denver. Plenty of healthful milk gives the tots the energy 110° ALUMINIZED PICTURE TUBE and body-building food they need. ally it has been necessary to ^ BIG EASY-TO-WATCH PIHURE To Be at Wolhurst Club Feb. 14 ^ -A DEPENDABLE G-E CHASSIS WITH T kA D I Note Dame Dance Tickets Available ^ FAMOUS G-E DYNAPOWER SPEAKER 1 7 8
(Notre Dame Parish, Denver) cUis began on Monday eve pected within a week, Mrs. Pat ^ CABINET ONLY 15 INCHES DEEPy ON MATCHING DECORATOR-STYLED BASE Tickets are now available for ning, Jan. 20. Instruction will terson will come as housekeeper the first annual parish dance, continue to be held each Mon o f the rectory. Mrs. Patterson which is to be held at the day evening at 5 o’clock in comes with the highest recom Wolhurst Club on F r id a y the rectory chapel at 2207 S, mendations. She was formerly evening, Feb. 14. Parishioners Zenobia Street. The class is at the Cathedral Rectory and at are being contacted by telephone for interested nen-Catheiies St Elizabeth’s Monastery. by tbe members o f the Altar and end for Catholics who wish Tbe officers o f the Altar and Rosary Soriety circlee to deter to review their Christien Rosary Society wish to con mine wheCner or not they expect doctrine* gratulate those members who to attend. Tickets will then be The annual All Saints’-Notre turned out for the eociety’s delivered to all those indicating Dame Credit Union meeting is monthly Communion Sunday. their desire to purchase one. set for 8 p.m. Jan. 31 in All Jan. 19, despite the inclement 'Those interested are also re Saints’ Parish Hall. weather. minded to think of a name for Parish bulletin news should the annual evhnt, so that the Children's Envelopes be phoned to Bonnie McNe Heme of the stubs with their suggestions .The demand for children’s at WE. 6-7222 by Thursday Famous may be returned to the person envelopes after Masses on Sun- noon preceding the Sunday it is delivering the ticket, for en day. Jan. 19, used all available to appear. trance in the contest which is at this time, and a rush order R e g i s t e r n ew s should be LESTER being held. A transistor radio was forwarded to the envelope phoned to Mrs. Florence Deig- will be awarded the winner of company to send additional nan at "WE. 4-0746 by Sunday BETSY-ROSS the contest the evening of the envriopes as soon as possible. o f the week the news is to OPEN ______I %...... - PIANO, dance. Anyone not able to re They should be available after appear. turn his suggestion at the time Masses this Sunday or the fol X W EEK PIANOS-ORGANS LOWREY of purchase of the ticket may lowing. APPLIANCES - TV-HI-FI drop tbe stub into the Sunday Upon completion of the sac MUROS NITES ORGAN collection basket. risty in the rectory chapel, ex- 'Nothing But the Finest Admission is $2.60 per couple. DECORATING CO. TILL ond the New The Al Rodi Orchestra will play Tuesday Deadline Since 1900" from 9 pjn. until midnight and Inferior & Exferier 8 P.M. u HARDMAN there will be professional enter Correspondents for par Pointing & Poper tainment dunng-the course of ishes, schools, and societies 1332 BROADWAY ^ CHe 4-4S56 DUO PLAYER the evening. Dress is optional. Honging are reminded that news items (ONE BLOCK FROM STATE CAPITOL) * Tickets may also be purchased should be in the R e g itU r 2104 - W • 34th Ave. PIANO Joe, Jr. from the ushers after Sunday office by 2 p.m. Toesdav of Call: CR. 7-3823 FREE PARKING AT OUR NEW LOT AT 1321 LINCOLN ST. Masses. the week they are to be pub Before 8 a.m. or after 5 p.m. Th« convert instruction lished. fAGE SIX Offkt, 938 Bonnock StrMi THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttlephene, Keyttenc 4-4205 Thursday, January 23, 1958
100 Already Ann Witherow Is Bride Reserve Places St. Anthony Volunteer of Year' n Cathedral Ceremony Ann Witherow of 1680 For double-ring ceremony in the Ca Annual Retreat INK SPOTS TO SING est Street, Denver, and Richard thedral biuore the Rev. John L. Hodges were married in a Scannell, pastor of Flattevllle. The bride, given in marriage by her father, is the daughter Day for Women March of Dimes Style of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Witherow of Fort Lupton. Mrs. John W. liverty, the bride’s sister, was Revue Planned Jan. T I matron of honor. Roslyn Lav- Slated Jan. 26 erty and Ann Witherow, niece* More than 100 women have The March of Dimes Fashion bracD, Mrs. Oscar Malo, Mrs. made reservations to attend the Revue wiU be presented Mon Joseph Morrone, Mrs. Albert annual day of recollection spop- day, Jan. 27, at the City Audi Kuske, Mrs. Harold Lowrey, sored by the Catholic Laywom- torium, Denver, at 2:15 p.m. Mrs. Albert Seep, and many •n't Retreat Association at Lo- and 8:30 p.m. Mrs. John others. retto Heights College, Denver, Strachan is over-all ticket A m o n g the innumerable C L A R K rS on Sundsy, Jan. 26. chairman fo r the revue and others planning to attend arc Colonel (Father) C. E. ZieL Mrs. Albert Seep is ticket chair the William T. Blackburns, the CHURCH GOODS inski, O.F.H.Conv., a well- man for the Council of Catholic John J. Sullivans, the William known retrtat master and con Women. Mrs. Seep’s co-chair Abrums, the John P. Akolts, 1633 TREMONT sidered outstanding in his pre man is Mrs. Elmer Wynne. the Joseph Littles, the Joseph The fashion revue was origi Uhls, Governor and Mrs. Ste sentation of an excellent pro nated 10 years ago by a few gram in a day of prayer, will phen McNichols, and the Her Denver women including Mrs. conduct the day of recollection man Seeps. Lite Gallegos and the Council this year. Tickets may be purchased o f Catholic Women, who have from C o u n c il o f Catholic Colonel Zielinski, chaplain for sponsored the revue every year Women ticket sellers and from Catholic cadets at the United since its inception. box offices throughout the city, States A ir Force A c a d ^ y , has Need Still Urgent including Neusteters Store, planned an interesting day in Last year’s revue, chair- where tickets can be charged to which lour conferences are on jnaned by Mrs. Norman Pat customers’ regular charge ac the program. Catholic women rick, netted more than $24,000 count*. Tha location of other are offered a spiritual day of for the National Foiindation for box offices may be. obtained by meditation and grace. InfantiU Paralysis. Funds are railing NeusteUrs, TA. 6-1211. Schedule of Day UANArAil 44 “Volunteer of the Year" at New officers of the auxiliary, besides Mrs. still urgently needed not only for the constant care for those Betrothed !• This day, which is held yearly, nvnureg gj. Anthony’s Hospital, Denver, Mittin, are Mrs. Frank Smith, first vice presi wfll b e f^ with Mass at 9 a.m. was Mrs. Fred Cummings, righ t She is shown for whom tbe Salk vaccine dent; Mrs. Arthur C. Hanneman, second vice t followed by breakfast with Mrs. Ivan Mittin, president o f the hospital came too late, but also to make uxiliary, and Sister H. Lina, administrator of president; Mrs. Charles H. 'Pigg, treasurer; the lives saved more pleasanL — Lalnioa S(u41a There will be three confer The revue will feature the Mr*. Richard L. Hedge* ences in the morning, and the hospital. Mrs. Cummings was cited for Mrs. Fred K. Pace, recording secretary; and Wedding Cakes 2,300 hours of volunteer work at an apprecia IntematioDBlly famous record luncheon will be served at 12:80. Mrs. John W. Metzger, corresponding secre ing artists, the Ink Spots. Miss A Specially of the bride, were flower girls. Next the Rosary wilt be recited, tion luncheon given in honor o f the auxiliary tary. Chairmen of committees include Mrs. The bride wore a floor-length by Sister M. Lina and the other Sisters o f St Helen Bonfils will do the fash followed by a conference and a Bade Bandenistle, telephone; Mrs. Clement ion commentary, and the men’s candlelight satin n w n . The visit to the Blessed Sacrament. Francis who staff the hospital. Hackethal, membership; Mrs. H. Klackner, pub bodice nad long sleeves and Also cited at the luncheon were Myrtle Ma- and women's fashions for the Schneider's Bakery The day of recollection wijl licity; Mrs. Charles Sanger, lobby; Mrs. Myrtle scalloped V neckline. She wore naugh, who received a 1,600-hour pin over her six-act revue will be supplied close at 4:15 with Benediction Manaugh, pediatric; and Mrs. Mary Konradi, by Neusteters. Choreography 1120 E.
I Thursday, January 23, 1958 Office, 9^8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE SEVEN Cathedral Altar Unit Has CARD SOCIAL INCLUDED
Party for Recent Bride ^ ^OJomjink 71mA. Over 900 See Fashionf Show The Infant of Prague Circle whose marriage to Joseph Mc of the Cathedral Altar and Ro Nulty took place Dec. 26. sary Society, Denver, met on The, following 19 members Of Parent-Teacher League Monday, Jan. 13, in the home of were present; Louise Purdy, Alta Losasso, with Catharine Marcella Yacovetta, Min Mur Chambers acting as co-hostess. phy, Bennie Avoy, Margaret (Catholic Parent-Teacher Most o f the prizes 'were ob-l42 trading stamp books by the The business of the day and the Daly, Sophie Sundish, Vivene League, Denver) .tained through the donation of] various PTA groups. regular routine activities gave Heyer, Irene Staab, Betty Eby, More than 900 women at way to a festive party and Lucille Stephens, Martha Ear- tended (he card party and fashion ahower honoring Ann Campbell, ley, Ann Combol, Michaele Weid, Sue McAuIiffe, Vera show held Thursday, Jan. 16, in Quitting Business ! !! Thompson, Nellie Mae Kelty, the Lincoln Room o f the Shirley- BIKES & TRIKES 1 Alta Losasso, and Catharine Savoy Hotel. Chambers. Final Closing Date Jan. 31st Repaired by Experts The president, Alta Losasso, Fashions from (he Perkins Everything Must Go! Bring in Now for Best Ser rem ind^ the members to re Dress Shop were shc*?n with vice and Reasonable Charges ceive Communion with the Altar commentary by Miss' Maggie Prices Lower, Lower & Lower Before the Spring Rush. and Rosary Society on ^ e first American Cyclery Sunday of the month in the 8 Richey, owner of the shop. Mod Come In Now and Carry It Away! els were chosen from members CARL HAUSEN, Prop. o'clock Mass. Mcmbtr o f St. Miiry’a Ftriib This circle will be responsible of the various PTA organiza DOROTHY'S ULTRA FASHIONS 1901 So. Broadway for the coffee and doughnut de tions. All types were represented 3919 TeiiDyien GE. 3-214S PE. 3-3180 partment at the bake sale which Open Friday aad Saturday Evei. i will be held in the near future. in the show, including petite sizes, junior sizes, misses' sizes, TTTTTZTZTTTTTTTTXTrXTTTTt and half sizes. Featured also were several o f the new "chemise" style dresses. Prize Winners DISTINCTION Dlcnlnv PrilPC Displaying some o f the 3Q James’ Parish, C{n;hainnan; Mrs. James J. Ford, U l S p i a y r r i Z v S special prizes which were president of the League; Mrs. Frank Patton, Recipients o f the 28 special given at the card party and fashion show held ways and means CP'TL chairman from St. Phil- )rizes were as follqws: Mrs. Jean Thursday, Jan. 16, in the Shirley-Savoy Hotel, omena’a Parish; and Mrs. Robert Bell, prize Pihg, brass plaque; Mrs. Louis Denver, by the Catholic Parent-Teacher League chairman from St. Fhilomena’s Parish. More are, left to right, Mrs. Joseph B. Forte of St. than 900 women attended this annual affair. irhard, silver serving aay; Mrs. Alta Haney, Mirro casserole; Mr. lUberto W s . W . E. Longstrom, lazy su- san; Mrs. Mayrne Hughes, butter dish; Mrs. Helen Chiodine, wrought-iron candle sticks; Mrs. Ernest Boretii, a ceramic piece; Mrs. A. Gregory, Mirro- matic percolator; Mrs. W . Presents the New Throughout these many years, 68 to be exact, Schrodt, book; Mrs. Helena Mc- Horan’s has been a service of DISTINCTION. (2oy, silver coffee server; Mrs. L J. Polfy, wastebasket; Mrs. Larry Regardless of cost, the elegance of Horan’s Career Girl Corner Lathamer, coffee sen’cr; Mrs. Service is well known by thousands of Denver Anna DeCaniles, plant; Mrs. Juat for you who arc busy . . '. need an eeeaemieal way ta families. Hazel Meek, $5 gift certificate; keep your hair leokiaB lovaly . . . yet want expert cara. and Mrs. Lillian Yoder, ceramic sec. NOW A special "Night Out” prize Hair $4 50 Shampoo $A 25 Perm. $4 A was given to Mrs. S. J. Houlihan. Cut I & Styled C Wave I U Other prize-winners were Mrs. 3028 E. Second Ave. George Canny, silver sandwich In the Cherry Creek Bank Bldg. 'tray; Mrs. Dorothy Smith, por celain carafe; Mrs. Elizabeth Open: Wednesday and Friday Evenings Stewart, plant; Mrs. Anna O’Rell, By Appointment wall plaques; Mrs. W . R. Par- Call: FLorida 5-8981 or FLorida 5-9919 lett, $10; Mrs. Marie Spaiacini, M o r t u a r y planter; Mrs. Pauline Curran, 0 1375 E. Hampden Ave. SU. 9-9460 or FR. 7-2098 $6; Mrs. Catherine Pefertsh, planter; Mrs. Sylvia McNulty, towel set; and Mrs. J. McTie Guarding: Forever Our Founder’s Ideals man, lazy susan. ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Navy Mothers LOURDES UPHOLSTERING OF Plan Luncheon A luncheon and games CENTENNIAL EVERY TYPE Fashion Show Models S! of Our Lady of Lourdes’ Parish, Mrs. Ralph party open to the public will Clarke representing Mullen Home, Miss Maggie be given by the Rocky Moun Office and Home fashion show sponsored by the Catholic Parent- Richey, owner of the Perkins Dress Shop,' who tain Navy Mothers’ Club 462 PILGRIMAGE Furniture Repairing Teacher League in the Lincoln Room of the staged the fashion show; Mrs. Frank Byrne on Friday, Jan. 31, at 11:30 Shirley-Savoy Hotel, Denver, on Thursday, Jan. from Blessed Sacrament Parish, Mrs. George a.m. at 2026 S. Williams Under Ihe Patronage of Hit Excellency, * Springs Re-tied • Re-gluing 16, were, left to right, back row, Mrs. James Greer from St. John the Evangelist’s Parish, Street, Denver. Hostesses in a Cushions Refilled Gleason from St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, Mrs. Vincent de Francis from St. Louis’ Par charge are Mmes. Floyd Hoo Mott Reverend Urbon J. Vehr, Archbithep of Denver Mrs. Francis Kane from St. James’ Parish, ish; Englewood, and Mrs. Charles Schwieder • Cleaning ver, Roy L. Frey, D. A. Wen- Members of The Rocky Mountain Pilgrimage wiil depart Mrs. George Gleason from Sts. Peter and Paul’s from Cathedral Parish. nerstrom, and Prank Conk Call CL. !7-2304 fo r Free Estimatet Parish, Wheat Ridge; Mrs. S. John Johns from The accompanist for the show was Mrs lin. Tickets will be 80 cents, May 7,1958 from New York aboard the R. M. S. Queen Mary Cure d'Ars Parish, and Mrs. Lawrence Nardin Paddy Baumann from St. John the Evangelist's COLORADO UPHOLSTERY CO. and reservations may be had to visit Lourdes during The Year of Jubilee—proclaimed by the from St. Francis de Sales’ Parish; Parish. Every member school o f the CPTL was by calling Mrs. W. A. Lund- Holy Father to eommemorote the 100th Anniversary of Our 2501-16th St Carlo Amato & Son— E st 1921 Front row, left to right, Mrs. Roland Rabe represented either by a model or a chairman. strom at SP. 7-2508. Lady's appearances to St. Bernadette. 49-day iHnerary, under the Spiritual Direction of Bishop VARIOUS GROUPS ELECT OFFICERS FOR THE FINEST CLEANING Engaged Hubert M. Newell of Cheyenne and Monsignor Elmer Kolka of the Denver Archdiocese, includes: France ... Spain ... Italy,. t AND REPAIRING Archbishop's Guild Council to Honor Switzerland . . . Germany , . . Holland . . . England . . ; ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS ...... from M.452. 2-doy optionol Extension Tour to Fotima ... Lisbon... Barcelona NEW RUGS and CARPETS Circle Presidents at Event January 30 ...... fromMia. (Archbiihop’ a Guild, Denver) as her publicity chairman; Mrs. Jan. 25, in Christ the King 8-doy optional Extension Tour to Ireland...... from M28. Jane Connel, chaplain; and Mrs. Church. More than 60 Pilgrimage departures January through October. The presidents of all circles Helen Lai.iberth, layette chair Michele Thaler, daughter of will be the guests of the Arch For complete informoHon, see your Trove/ Agent or man, Mrs. Helen Thaler of Morning bishop’s Guild Council at a din Our Lady o f Loretta Circle Star Circle, is recovering at A m e r i c a n E x p r e s s T r a v e l S e r v i c e ner Thursday, Jan. 30, in the home after being in Children’s 2630 E. 3rd DE. 3-8840 or EA. 2-8361 American Legion at 6:30 p.m. elected Mrs. Frances Edmonds, president; linens, Mrs. Helen Hospital for several weeks. Mr. 430 17lh Street, Denver 2, Colorado • Tabor 5-5301 AI*o Wall to WpU Cleaning in tho Home The new officers of the Ave W.shrle; layette, Mrs. Irene and Mrs. Bernard Petschauer Nona Tout ruY6 rihk vith tauicui txmss mvuus cHEouts-snNouu EYEiT«KEif Maria Circle are: President, Hoar; and p u b lic ity , Mrs. are the parents of their second Mrs. Rosemary Hannon; sec Marge Sargent, son, Paul Bernard, born Jan. 14. retary-treasurer, Mrs. Mayme You Are Invited Mary Lou Gregory will enter Kay and Rosa Gonzales moved Sanchez. Wednesday, Jan. 29, into their new home at 2733 Mrs. Mayme Sanchez will enter tain St. Thomas More's Circle SPECIAL SHOWING S. Vrain recently. tain the circle in her home. in her home Friday, Jan. 24. Don and Harriet Loughman New Spring and Summer Shoes for Women The Precious Blood Circle re St. Gerard's Circle will meet in the home o f Mrs. Katherine of St. Patrick’s Circle are the elected its officers of last year: parents of their first child, a President, Sylvia Keller; secre Heflcemann. 342 Jackson, Tues day, Jan. 28. son, Kevin, bom Jan. 6. Flo tary-treasurer, Anne Lester; Abel will be his godmother. and publicity, Mora Sullivan. Betty Cudmore of the Vessel January 17 the fourth daugh Mrs. Carole Maus enter of Honor Circle will be married ter, Teresa Ann, was born to tained the St. Francis de Sales to George Bucher Saturday, Jim and Mary Jane Sweeney. Mr. an^ Mrs. Charles Circle in her home Thursday, The January meeting of the Courtney announce the Jan. 16. Queen of Heaven Circle was engagement of their daughter, I Members of the Little Flower Paramount Club held in the home of Catherine Charlene Courtney (above), to I Circle elected the following of- Donald. Tom Hogan, son o f Mr. .and [ficers: President, Edna Hart To Have Potluck Mother of God Circle met in man; secretary-treasurer, Rose the home of Virginia Wilson Mrs. Edward Hogan of Denver. mary MeShane; linens, Eileen At Meet Jan. 28 last week. The following offi- Miss Courtney was graduated iBreen; layette, Winifred Kelly; fie r i were elected: President, from St. Francis de Sales’ High I and publicity, Margaret Hogan. The next meeting of the Georgia Kerin; secretary-treas School. Mr. Hogan was gradu Our Lady of Lourdes Circle Catholi Paramount Social Club urer, Betty Bessler; linen and ated from Colorado University, met in the Jusie o f Mrs. Mary will be on Jan. 28 in the Cath layette, Shirley McDaniels; and where he was a member o f Phi Wi «e
fA O T £ U m T Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLiC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4^205 Thursday, January 23, 1958
P nrln v.V A iic E m n en ic? These elemenUiy school pupils at St. Mary’s Acad- At Holy Family r o r i V A r r u n U Q I ) . en,y, cherry Hills, do, at least a Uttle. Interest in foreiKn-lan^jre study on the elementary level has been mowing among educators in recent years, experiments having shown that children learn a foreign language with greater facility and accuracy if they begin the study of it early before their lan Retreat Slate guage habits become fixed. Pupils in the ^ Mary’s Academy Grade School are taught French from preschool through eighth grade. The children pictured here are: From left, back row, Joseph Lagae, Linda Glass, Maureen O’Flaherty, Cassandra Klabunde, and Connie Howard; front row, Candace For Students Pollock, Kim McNamara, Claudia Dixon, Mary Margaret Koberts, Pam Murphy, and Kathy Solo. The children’s European-bom teacher, Mrs. Rufus Saulter, fluently speaks French, Opens Jan. Tl German, and English. 'This is Mrs. Sautter’s fourth year o f teaching at S t Marys. (H oly Family High School, D o n r o r ) Holy Family High School stu dents will have their annual re treats Jan. 27-31. Monday, Jan. 27, seniors and juniors will go into their retreat which will last until Wednesday, Jan. 29. Thursday and Friday, Jan. SC SI, sophomores and freshmen will have their retreat. Father C h a rle s Forsyth, O.S.B., for the fiflJi year, will The D iv is io n of Three of the graduates, Franciscan Sister be senior retreat master. Father Pass State Exams Nursing at Loretto Honorius Santoriella, O.F.M., Edgar (left), Frances Schwartzman (center), will give the junior retreat "With Distinction' Heights College re and Patricia Milter (right), passed the examina which will be separate from the ceived word recently tion “ with distinction.” seniors’, although at the same from the Colorado Board of Nursing that the Twenty-five students received bachelor of time. Juniors will end their re 16 Loretto Heights graduates who took the state science in nursing degrees last June at Lo treat Jan. 28. The seniors, how board examination in October passed the ex retto Heights College. The other graduates took ever, will return Wednesday amination. the state board exams in their home states. morning for Mass and a break fa s t NOW IN STATE CONTEST Father Conrad Loftus, O.P.M., will be sophomore and freshmen retreat master. Homemaker Named at St. Joseph High Both Fathers Santoriella and Loftus are of St. Elisabeth’s (St, Joseph'* Hlfh School, The skating soirees, sponsored exams have been scheduled for Monastery in Denver. Father D e n v e r ) by Father Bernard Kramer, Jan. 23 and 24. Forsyth is leader of the New Patricia Nickolaus, a senior, C.SS.R., athletic director, will Saturday, Jan. 11, the follow man Club at Colorado Univer has been announced as the ing students took the college sity in Boulder. Betty Crocker Homemaker of board examinations at Denver A Treasured Oil Camp Don Bosco Tomorrow at St. Joseph's H i ^ University: Jerry Berger, Pat Pointing of t h e O n e School. Brennan, Bob Christensen, * - ^ S c h o o L S t Mary’s and Holy Family's Miss 'Nickolaus received the Kathy Curneen, Carla Dillie, You L o v e Camp Don Bosco ddegates of highest score in a written ex Janet Elliott, Bill Garson, Bev the past two' summers will meet Kow you CIA li*vt 1 btMtIful porfriit Ia vib riA t amination on homemaking erly Hepp, Jean Hoye, Teresa oil colon by on* oF our profeuionil artists. This % i W A . Saturday, Jan. 25, at St Mary’s Ibold, Dan Kammer, Janice life -lik t 12xi6 painting hindsomtly fnnHd In lin ed knowledge and aptitudes, ad Academy in Cherry Hills, S t ministered to the senior girls Kascak, A rt Larkin, Vic Land, oik, w ill become • cherished possession. Mary’s girls will prepare and Here's all you do. Setvd us a mtpshot (iny silt), on Dec. 3. Her examination Michaelene Mylet, and Mike wbh cemplet* color description o> eyH, heir, eloth- serve lunch while Holy Family paper will be entered in com Quinn. girls will take care of the meet livg end person's ege. In a f*w short weeks you FR. DANAGHER CELEBRANT petition to name Colorado’s Father Harry K o r t «, will receive your poririll. ing. Judy Heffernan, senior at candidate for the title of All- Pleese send check or money order. SO^**** Holy Family, will be the chair C.SS.R., of Davenport, la., Fotlige prepeid ------American Homemaker of To w ill he the retreat matter fo r man for the meeting. 40 Hrs. Devotion Closes morrow. For her achievement, the itudent*' aoDual t p ir ito a l ED LURIE, Dept. DCR The seniors, under the chair Miss Nickolaus will receive an checkup J a s , 27-31. 47 W irre a St., Roxbery, Mess. | manship o f Joan Eaton, class award pin designed by Trifari Freshmen and sophomores president, held a spaghetti din of New York at a formal as will attend conferences on Mon At St. fAary's Academy ner for juniors and seniors at sembly to be held in February. day and Tuesday; juniors and lunchtime, Tuesday, Jan. 21. The national winner will be seniors will attend Wednesday (St. Mary's Academy, Cherry Willemsen, C.M. Other members The lunch, which cost 75 cents named on April 17. General and Thursday, with the entire H ills ) of the clergy who participated per person, was held to raise Mills is sponsor of the pronam, student body assembling in The Forty Hours’ Devotion in money for the senior class treas designed to assist schools in church on Friday. Mass will be interior Decorating of Offices in the closing were the Rev. Wil ury in Older that they can pre education for home and fam honor of the Most Blessed Sac liam H. Jones, archdiocesan sup offered at 11:15 a.m. daily (Drapes &. Carpeting) rament was held in the convent sent the school with a gift upon ily living. throughout the retreat. chapel at St Mary’s Academy erintendent of schools: the Rev. their gradusHon. Senior mothers Students Frolic aided in preparing the Italian Wood and Metal Desks on Jan. 17, 18, and 19. Exposi John A . Overberg, C.M., and At Homewood Patricia Nickolau* tion began each day at High the Rev. Joseph Wagner, C.M., dinner. Those who helped were Students and alumni attended Mrs. Anthony Vitale, Mrs. continue on Monday nights also Mass. The celebrant on Jan. 17 both of St. Thomas’ Seminary; the first ice-skating party of Larry Di fllla , Mrs. Dominic throughout January. and 18 was the Rev. Joseph and the Rev. Joseph Koontz, the year at Homewood Park School Desks - Folding Wagner, C.M., o f S t Thomas’ pastor of Notre Dame Parish. Figliolino, Mrs. Francis Wil Jan. 6. Deadline Met Seminary, who is chaplain at St liams, and Mrs. C. F. Loehr. The T r a il staff successfully KMYR Mary’s. The celebrant on Jan. Student Retreats Freshmen Snow Ball met its firtt deadline on Friday, Chairs and Tables 19 was the Rev. Andrew Wil- Now in progress at St. Mary’s The freshmen are in the cen Jan. 10. Approximately 40 lemsen, C.M., also o f S t Academy are two retreats be ter o f the social deene this 19 Coloradans pages of copy have been sent to Thomas’ Seminary. ing conducted for the high week end. Saturday evening, the Taylor Publishing Company. d e s k The Forty Hours' closed on school students. Retreatmasters Jan. 26, from 8 till 11 they will Dallas, Tex. are the Rev. Arthur 0. Verdieck, Original artwork and colored 710 OlNVeX. COLOSSDO Sunday afternoon, Jan. 19, with sponsor the annual Frieshman Solemn Benediction of the-Most S.J., who is in eha^e o f the Snow Ball. Kristen Polak and Are Enrolled pages will be distinctive marks SHOW ROOM — 2620 WALNUT Blessed Sacrament. The cele exercises for the juniors, sopho Ken Keeling are in charge of of the '58 T ra il. The centenary brant was the Very Rev. John mores, and freshmen; and tiie decorations. Mike Davidson and o f the apparitions at Lourdes KE. 4-7147 J. Danagher, C.M., rector of Rev. Richard Pates, SJ., who is Kathy Allen will take over on has been selected for a theme. At Marquette The results of the subKrip- S t Thomas’ Seminary; deacon, conducting the separate senior the clean-up. Sandra Amman is tion drive, now in ^ogress, will the Rev. Omer V. Foxhoven, retreat. chairman of refreshments; Dan Nineteen Coloradans, 13 of DENVER’S pastor of All Souls’ Church; Heuer, tickets; Bob Summers, determine the number o f year Both retreats opened with the them from Denver, are included books to be ordered. and subdeacon, the Rev. Andrew entertainment. John Roesch, a Missa Recitata on Wednesday in the record enrollment o f 10,- Semester Exams morning, Jan. 22. The holy sac- member of “The Accidentals,’’ 739 at Marquette University in RUG Transferred rifice of the Mass was cele a dance band composed of Holy Milwaukee, Wis., this year. Scholars will be burning the midnight oil as the semester T o El Paso brated fo r the seniors in the Family and St. Joseph High The Denver students at Mar CLEANING convent chapel where their boys, will provide the music. quette are: Norma L. Artzer, Youths Plan Lawn NUMBER ONE FREE MOTH PROOFING other spiritual exercises are Come Tuesday, when the up 1727 Niagara Street, and Don also being held. The rest o f the perclassmen are in retreat, the ald C. Smith, 620 Locust Street, For Seick Widow All W ork Guaranteed student t ^ y has been attend freshmen will be off to Winter business administration; James Member of Alpha Delta Very Reasonable Prices ing Holy Mass and conferences Park for a day o f Skating and C. Fattor, 1300 Niagara Street, Gamma Frateroity at Regit i l i in the auditorium-chapel. On skiing. Larry Burke is in charge and Robert E. Sutton, 2741 S. College, Denver, will plant a Famous Rug TOM WALKER PIANOS Friday morning, Jan. 24, will of arrangements. Father Pat Williams, law; Donna M. lawn at the new home of ReprtssBUtWs of Klnbsll, Sohnir, be the closing High Mass in rick Kennedy is scheduled to Frantz, 1263 Stuart Street, and •lain Patrolman Donald L. RECORD & Furniture Kohlsr, CsiDpbell sad Jsiss Frsaek which the students are to par chaperon the crowd. Marraret A. Speas, 3165 Fen S e ick , Cleaning Co. Pianos ticipate as members o f the ton Street, journalism; Richard The officer had moved into C. G. Conn Conosonata choir. J. Haberer, 4315 Perry Street, Eloetronie Orfaa College Invites the home at 5840 W. Second TA. 5-6569 1532 Market Fine Reconditioned Pianoi It is customary at St. Mary’s and Cyral M. Walsh, 6355 New Avenue, Lakewood, only a 134S S. BROADWAY SPrues 7-7384 to arrange an opportunity for Nuns to See Show ton Street, engineering; John few month* before he wai F. McGowan, 3250 Race Street, the seniors to pick up again the A ipeciai ibowiDg e( Lo- fatally *hot Sunday night, STATION threads of this retreat by means ratto Height* College pre- and Father James A. Mulligan, J a n . 12. S.J., Regia College, graduate of a day of recollection held just doetien “The Velvet-Glove,’’ The fraternity brother* will school; and Louis S. Pozelnik, prior to graduation. a Chriatopbar award-winning plant a lawn with teed and 660 S. Harrison Street, Phyllis play, will be presented thi* equipment furnithed free by Semester examinations pre A. Sticksel, 1723 Pontiac Street, C o m , o m L ceded the retreat, being held on Saturday, Jan. 25, at 2 p.m. the Rocky Mountain Seed and Elanore M. Wall, 4360 C o m p a n y . Jan. 16, 20, and 21. Classes will in the Loretto Height* Lit W olff Street, liberal arts. resume for the second semester tle Theater. All the raligiou* Others from Colorado are: on Monday, Jan. 27. of Denver are invited. Robert D. Carver, Aurora, busi ness administration; Carmel E. C oM ldiM Jiijov,... Sandoval, Brighton, and Sheila Pep Club Royalty M. Murphy, Colorado Springs For More Than Half a Century liberal arts; James E. Kerrigan 5*« EufSB* SaindM. SM.-Trw.., A Member el SU. Peter end Paul*. Cburek Smiles of anticipation LeadviUe, and John T. Lane j are evident as these mem- Pueblo, engineering; and Phyl Sister Mary James, a bers of the royalty of St. Fran- lis M. Burke, Climax, journal member of the Loretto k j cis de Sales’ High School, Den- ism. , Marquette’s student body Heights College staff since 1926, ■ . ver, look forward to the comes from all 48 states, the left Jan. 8 for Loretto Acad I; school’s annual Pep Club dance. Shown here are Queen Mary District of Columbia and 27 emy, El Paso, Tex. Sister foreign countries. Mary James has been treasurer’ Ann Figlino and her attend Ca.bM HofaeMi M. PaitiewiT of the college. In El Paso she ants, Judy Cunningham, Mar- riaoe Marriott, and Fhtinces •Ol 8ROAOWAT > KCreWHC A-ISM wilt assist in the business office TWO PARKTN6 LOTS of the rapidly expanding acad Eldredge. IH TH6 CeNTCI* OF OENVEK emy. Ml. Carmel PTA
Future Advancement Through Meeting Slated Evening Study Now On January 29 (Oar Lady of Mt. Carmel ParUb, Deover) The PTA will meet in the grade school gymnasium on REGIS Wednesday, Jan. 29, at 8 p.m. The Rev. William Jones, arch- d io ce s a n superintendent of schools, will the guest speaker. CABLE-NELSON 601 This will be “Father’s Night,” in maple COLLEGE and all the fathers are cordially invited to attend. The husband of the officers will conduct the The Cable-NelsOD spinet is charming ia FULLY ACCREDITED meeting. its simplicity. And this quality piano, a Mrs. Gallo’s third graders will entertain. The mothers of the family favorite fwr generations, is priced third graders, with Mrs. Tony among the lowest f^ome see it this week. Co-Educationol Evening Classes Caruso as chairman, will furn ish and serve refreshments. IN The annuel eannad food *hewer for tho lUter* will Psychology Science alto ba held at thi* time. Down poyments as low as Each da** will be attigned a H istory Sociology food item, *o that there will Philosophy Speech Queen Mary Ann to Reign be a variety. If a momber cannot attend the meeting, English Theology • ho may tend the canned $57 At Pep Club Ball Jan. 24 good* to teheel with her ch ild . Balance in convenient monthly payment* REGISTRATION JANUARY 27-29 Reigning as queen o f the an anne Marriott a junior, daugh The members of the PTA nual Pep Club dance of S t ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ploris E. Council will meet at 7 p.m. Francis de Sales’ High School, Marriott of S t Francis de Sales’ in the assembly room. Anyone 5:30-9:00 p.m.—Loyola Hall Denver, Jan. 24 is a senior, Parish; and Frances Eldredge, who is interested, whether a Mary Ann Figlino, daughter of a member of S t Philomena's member of the council or not, For complete details .. . write or phone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Figlino of Parish and daughter of Mr, and may attend this meeting. St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish. Mrs. John Eldredge. The girls Mrs. John Gallo, cafeteria Elected by all senior members of were chosen by the Pep Club chairman, and the co-chairman, The Chan \ Wills Mysic DIRECTOR EVENING CLASSES the Pep Club, Mary Ann has members of their respective Mrs. Joe Andrews, wish to been an active memt«r for four classes. thank the following women who 1479 CAlirOIN U ST. N ICK tD O years. One of the two big formal worked in the kitchen durii^ Attendants to tho queen in REGIS COLLEGE dances of the year, the Pep Club December: Mmes. J. Zalitor, F. clude another senior, Judy Cun Mauro, F. Poroponio, R. Farley, On* hour free parkint, HuDiclpal Parking Garafa, 1T4S Steut 8fc DENVER 21, COLO. GE. 3-6565 ningham of S t Francis de Sales’ ball will be held in the Silver M. Pergola, R. Brieriza, G. Car Pam h , daughter d a i» o f Mr. and Glade Room of the Cosmopoli bone, G. D a d d a rio, Adelene Mrs. John Cunningham; Mari- tan Hotel from 9 to 12 p.m. Longo, and Mrs. HilL
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Thursday, Januory 23, 1958 Office, 938 Bannock Sheet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE NINE Prep Clubs Battle for L e a d BULLDOGS PLAY RESTRENGTHENED GREMLINS MONDAY By Han k R ozier On]/ semester examinations can prove to be a big enough obstacle to call even a partial halt to the wild and wooly goings on that have marked the early stages of the 1968 Denver Parochial League basketball scramble. And scramble it has been as action tapers off to an abbreviated slate of a four- Finals Sunday, Jan. 26 game week end. Two of the clubs in second place last week are now tied for first. Last jweek's leader, dropping ----- a pair over the week end, now Guy Gibbs’ fast-developing 46 win ever the luekle** An- finds itself tied with two other Raiders gave the high-scoring Duaeiation Cardinal* (tbrea State Junior dubs for the third slot but still Cathedral Blue Jays a dose of Io>*e* by a total o f nine only one game from the top their own medicine as the taller point*). The Card* gained a rung. boys from the northside con 20-17 edge from the field, Top atiractioo* for action trolled the boards and coasted but the Tiger* ca*hed la 13 Sunday. Jan. 26, will match to the 67-44 win after racing o f 22 from the line. the Holy Family Tiger* and away to a 29-16 half-time mar Lehners garnered 17, Koch Cage Tourney the Regi* Raider* in one tilt gin. 13, and Bell 10 for the win and the Cathedral Blue Jay* Bohn once again paced the ner*. Pete Chaves’ carried and Mullen'* Muitang* in the the load with 20 for the Red other a* the battle for league Regis scorers with 23 aided and Bird*. (upremacy continue*. abetted by Steinbrunner’s 13 The Annunciation Cardinals and Rossi’s 11. Ray Rountree Annunciation bounced back (2-3) open a Regis gym double- bad 14 and George Falagrady as Moore’s charges gave him a In 2nd Round and Bill Shipp 10 each fo r the 47-44 decision over his former header at 2 p.m. against Mt The State Junior Parochial invitational cage tour Carmel (1-4). The Tigers (3-2) losers. coach. Sam Jarvis, and Mullen's nament, with 28 clubs competing, goes into the final and the Raiders (4-1) play in The Blue Jays and S t Fran Mustangs. The Cards won it in cis tied up in a real scoring the final minutes o f the ding- four days o f play this week end with all contests slated the final starting at 3:30. The Bulldogs (4-1) entertain the re dong, see-saw battle that saw for the St. J 0 s e p h gym at strengthened Grems (0-5) at 8 STANDINGS the lead change hands each Sixth and Galapago, Denver. The winners of these first quarter. .m. Monday, Jan. 27, at S t ScbM l— W L P ct.'P t«. Op. Making up the two brackets round games go into the cham foseph’s. Cathedral (3-2) meets R «fi* ...... 4 .800 230 212 Dennis Maes pumped in 18 are 21 clubs from the Denver pionship bracket and the losers Mullen (3-2) at 2:30 in the Si. Joitpli'i.. 4 .800 257 23S for the winners. Frank Brain- C*th*dr*l.... 3 .800 268 2S8 area and seven from around the go into the consolation round. West High gym Sunday. Sus ard had 12 and Beer and Gal pended players are slated to Holy Fomlly 3 .600 227 234 legos 11 apiece for the Mus state, Out-of-town teams hah Six contests are slated on Muittn ...... 3 .800 245 214 return to the Grems’ lineup. Annuneiatloa 2 .400 247 237 tangs. from Pueblo, Greeley, Colorado both Thursday, Jan. 23, and Bulldogs Check Mt. C*mi*l ., 1 .200 227 258 Si. Fraocli* ,, 0 .000 218 268 Mount Carmel trailed the S p rin gs, Fort Collins, and Friday, Jan. 24, with a mara Mustangs Gremlins by four going into Boulder. thon of 13 contests slated for Bob Bums’ hot-shooting Bull- the final period, but came duel as each team increased its LOYOLA ADVANCES Saturday, Jan. 25. The clubs dogs opened the week-end fire through with three charity point production quarter by tosses in the final.minute and a In opening-round contests, surviving these three days of works with a well-deserved 64- 44 nod over the faltering Mus quarter. The Blue Jays opened 16-9 margin to gain its initial ihe strong Loyola five, boast action will qualify for the title tang. The Bulldogs held a slim with a four-point, 13-9 margin victory o f the year, 44-42. ing three players over the six- rounds on Sunday, Jan. 26. 5-point half-time lead but moved and continued to improve on it The Gremlins finished the for the final 65-51 count foot mark, dumped St. Vin SUNDAY'S SLATE away to a 12-point margin in game with an 18-14 edge in the Shipp and Falagrady each cent's Home, Annunciation beat Sunday's schedule will have a furious third period and kept field-goal department, but Nick the desperate Mustangs at bay notched 18 for the winners. Palizzi's Eagles made good on Holy Family’s Junior Tigers, the consolation semifinals at 1 in the fourth. Galen Ring added 12 and Pi- 16 of 26 opportunities from the St. John's upset Cathedral, and and 2 p.m., with the champion The winners only enjoyed a roddi and Rountree eight apiece. line to pull it out. St. James’ eastsiders ouiscored ship semis to follow at 3 and one-bucket margin from the Libonatti had 12, Weiand 11, Kerin and Martin shared the the Our Lady of Lourdes team. 4 p.m. field but numerous fouls by the and Kerin 10 for the Gremlins. scoring lead for the as yet' win Mustangs, while they tried to This consolation final will be P l o n f i f a I F v o r r i c o b u ild s atron gM oor gymnasium contraption shown above. Sis- Holy Family'* Tiger* less Gremlins with 13 apiece. riC Iliy VI E A V Ikl>C bodies^ and the en- ters of Charity of Cincinnati are in chartcharge of get the ball, made the differ *taved off a final-period Carpio topped the Eagle pro played at 6 p.m. with the third ergy-filled children at the Margery Reed Mayo the nursery. (Story nn page 6) ence as the Bulldogs converted *urge 00 a le*t-*econd bucket duction with 19 markers and Notre Dame Star place battle slated fo r 7. The Day Nursery, Denver, make good use of the out-1 when necessary. Three Mullen by Lehnerz to eke out a 47- Carolia added 10. big championship final is sched starters fouled out. uled to get under way at 8. Six-four sophomore center, To Make Brief Mescliery io Revisit Arena Phil Sorenson, led the well-bal Trophies will be presented at anced Bulldog scoring with 18. e n jo y the conclusion of the final Owen added 11, Ryan 10, and Denver Stopover clash. Christensen 9. Gallegos had 16 The following is the schedule OKLAHOMA CITY, S T . MARY for Mullen and Beer added 10. ice skating The Bulldog* came right Bob Williams, star quarter for Thursday: back for the “comeback” Notre hack to garoar a 56-46 win Dame Irish this past grid cam- Thursday, Jan. 23 from Marty Marteili’a illnea*- a t ridden Holy Family aggrega aign, will stop over briefly in 4 p.m. Loser of L 0 u r d e s-St. Ee n V e r on GIVE REGIS BUSY SCHEDULE tion. The Tiger* chalked up Saturday Catherine's vi. loser a 15-8 lead at the quarter, z e c k e n d o r i morning, Jan. Boulder-Cathedral. Bolstered by last week’s bined their eoniiderable tal took rebounding honors with 57 but the Bulldog* tallied 35 to the loaer*' 16 in the middle 25, on his way p .n is St. James' vs. St. John's. ent* to pace the Ranger of- to the Rangers’ 48. to Pueblo 83-70 win over talented period* and eoailad in. fem e, Boone hitting 17 of p la z a where he is p .D . St. Joseph, Denver, vs. Pepperdine College, the Re Pepperdine's attack was dam Mount Carmel trailed Regis gis College Bangers are busy hi* 28 point* and Gaten* 11 by 38-36 going into the last scheduled to Assumption. aged midway through the final speak at Pueb this week preparing fo r the o f hi* 12 point* after the in- quarter, but the Raiders poured; 7 p.m. St. Clara vs. Blessed half when Bob Sims, 6-6, who it on in the final eight minutes i lo C a th o lic Oklahoma City University in terroi**ion. Ice skating under the sun or stars High School’s Sacrament. had done an excellent job on to salt away the 55-46 victory.! vasion of City Auditorium is open to the public at the glomorous new ice skat annual sports 8 p.m. St, Joseph, Ft. Collins Bob Lhinenberger, 6-4 Regis the boards, fouled out. The winners notched 20 from! dinner Sunday Arena at 3:15 p.m. this Sat the field and 15 of 24 from the ing rink located in a perfect setting at COURT vs. Mt. Carmel. forward, tallied 18 points with night, Jan. 26. urday, Jan. 25. The Rsngers continued their line. j HOUSE Square. The mon-mode ice is reconditioned The popular B«b WilliVQB 9 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul vs. a perfect eight-for-eight from fine shooting from the field Bohn Paces Winners four times doily and ottendonts are on the ice at all Regis will carry an 8-3 rec sports banquet at Catholic High St. Dominic's. the field, and two free throws. and now average just under 45 Center Eddie Bohn led the‘ times for skating safety. this year will honor all the ath ord into Saturday’s gam e The Rangers surprised Pep pet. fo r the season. Pepperdine Raider production with 25. Al letes of the school, including against the rangy Chieftans, Rossi added 11. Sal Carpio, thei Skating Hours . . . Admission Prices . . . the 1957 state parochial foot perdine by throwing up a zone managed just 26 field goals in School Is Recipient who are Jed by 6-10 Hubert league's leading scorer, racked! ball champions. A representa defense, but the Waves still 85 attempts for a cool 30.5. up 23 for the losing Eagles. I Daily Adults ...... 7.'ic tive from the Denver Notre “ Hub” Reed at the pivot. Reed 10:00 a.m.— 12:00 Noon •Children ...... 50c Of New Heating Unit Special Children’s Dame Club will present the is averaging 28 points. 12:15 p.m.— 2:15 p.m. Knute Itockne trophy to the On ^Whirlwind' Tour Session 2:45-5 p.m...... 26e Pueblo team at the dinner. A Denver truck sales firm has FACE GAELS, JAN. 29 •2:45 p.m.— 5:00 p.m. Skate Rental, Session 50e donated a new heating plant to Williams, first string junior On Wednesday, Jan. 29, the 5:30 p.m.— 7:30 p.m. •(thru age 16) quarterback on the. 1957 Irish Laradon Hall Schbol for Excep Rangers will go against St 8:00 p.m.— 10:00 p.m. club, will return next year to tional Children, at E. 51st Ave Why Not Organiia a | Mary's of California, a club Braves' Hank Aaron Booked •Special Children’s Session lead a strong eleven in pur nue and Lincoln Street, Denver. School Skating Party?! suit of the national collegiate The plant, being installed this boasting Tom Meschery, voted For Additional Information Call AC. 2-7252 CALL -AC. 2-7252 grid title. The Irish won seven week, was presented as a Christ the '57 AAU Tournament’s top and lost three this past cam mas gift to the school by the rookie. Game time is 8 o'clock paign and are picked to go all Colorado Kenworth Corporation, As Friday Luncheon Speaker th? way in 1968. Williams will 4901 York Street. ' at the arena. head a host of returning letter- “ Water therapy plays an es After a see-saw battle in the The NaUonal League’s “ most and All-Star shortstop. At second baseman. ^ He switched men. sential part in our rehabilita early stages of the first half, valuable player,” Hank Aaron, Jacksonville the next year, he to the outfield in. 1964 after tion program for children,” Lar Regis jumped into a narrow will be speaker at the Denver becoming a Braves regular with adon Hall president Joseph V. Knights of Columbus Friday less than two years o f baseball Calabrese said. lead at the nine-minute mark Luncheon Club meeting Jan. 24. experience. “ Till now we’ve had to close and led by just three points, Bora Feb. 5, 1934, in Mo In his first year with Mil Q u a l i t y our pool with the first frost,” waukee, Henry batted .280, had 34-31, at the half. bile, Ala., Aarea i* one of he said. "The new heating plant 69 runs batted in and hit 13 In the second half Dennis ba*ebair* brigkteit *Ur« at will enable us to continue water homers. In 1956 he bit .314 with Boons and John Gatons com- the age of 23. “Hammerin’ DIAMONDS therapy on a 12-month basis.” Hank" had another ipectacu- 27 home runs and 106 RBIs. ler *ea*oo la*t year and top Henry had a great year in 1966, ped off the year by playing batting .328 to lead the Na FORTY HOURS' tional League and had 92 runs brilliant ba*eball in the HANSEN&HANSIN Archdiocese of Denver World Serie* again*t the batted in and clouted 26 3 Catholic Men homers. He was the only big qP(5f^S7
Newmao Club leaden from From the Univartity of Colo tSx eollegea and univertitie* rado, Bouldy, were Dale Le gathered at Colorado State Col Neva, province chairman; the lege, Greeley, Jan. 11 and 12 Rev. Charlee Forsyth, O.S.B., for a meeting of the Intermonn- chaplain for C.U. and for the tain Province of the Newman province; end Deanna Cooley. Clnb Feder^ion. Delegates from Adams State Delegatee from Colorado College, Alamosa, shown in the State Univereity, Fort Collinc, last picture, are, left to right, were, left to right, in the pic Lloyd Sanchez, Flora Lucero, ture at left, Jacob Applebauni, Carmen DeCarlo, and George Betty Wileon, and Jan Hogan. F o r tu n e . In the next photo» left to rigth, are Charlei Laekey, The other schools represented Sandy Melvin, Pat Luling, and were the host college and the Tom Kevil, all from Denver University of Utah, Salt Lake U n iv e n it y . C ity .______j______Rummage Sale Planned By Golden Parish Circle
Golden. — (St. Joseph’s Par Church hall on Sunday, Feb. ish)— A rummage sale will be 16, from 4 to 7 p.m. Tickets sponsored by the members of will be placed on sale follow the St. Agnes Circle on Feb. 7. ing this Sunday's Masses. It will be held at the Colorado -h + + Central Power Store in Golden. Parishioners are asked to bring Mines Newmanites Iltffli nolonnfA C Amon? the 60 Newmanlthe University of Utah, Salt Lake City. They anything they think others UlUII UCIcyUlCo leaders attending are, left to ri^ht. Bill Liston, Joe Brusatto, could use — clothing, trinkets, To Have Retreat an Intermountain Province meeting at Colorado | Mike Walr, Alvin Caputo, Wayne Oflueger, and housewares, etc., to Mrs. Bolis, fiP Q U n D v n fU n ic S ^ discussion on group I Colorado State College, Greeley. Leaders of clubs State College, Greeley, were these youths from 1 Chuck Connor. 1806 Arapahoe, CR. 9-3486. For w l WU|f l/jliu illiv > dynamics was among at six colleges and universities took part in the pick up calls Mrs. Hugh Beers, the features of the meeting of the Intermountain session on methods o f conducting discussions. BE. 7-1861, or Mrs. A1 Gallegos, Province of the Newman Club Federation at I______CR. 9-4488, may be contacted. 50 Newman Club Leaders Sign CCD Register At least 79 parishioners have signed the CCD Register, in order to be able to gain the Wheat Ridge Altar Society Names special indulgences. The grade Representing 6 Colleges school children are being in structed in catechism better New Officers for Ensuing Year than ever thanks to the CCD and the Sisters of Loretto. As Wheat Ridge.— (Sts. Peter Rosary Society were nominated 10 o’clock Mass, breakfast was sisting the sisters are Mmes. A. Hold Greeley Conference and Paul’s Parish) — The fol and elected at the meeting on served in the school for those Nielson, J. Moffat, J. Walt, J. lowing officers of the Altar and Thursday, Jan. 16: Mrs. Albert attending the series. Teachers Spalding, C. Flebbe and Misses Micklich, president; Mrs. James appointed for the various Fifty student leaders of The Province Executive Com-' lace convention to be held G. Manchego, D. 51iIIer, L. Mil Kopp, vice president; Mrs. Cart groups are: Freshman and mittee, comprising province of in Boulder on the Colorado ler, J. Eaton, C. Elliott, and R, the Inter-Mountain Prov Schulhoff, recording secretary; sophomore girls, Mrs. John ficers, regional chairmen, and University campus on April Salmon.'The catechism classes ince o f Newman Clubs met Mrs. Giles Petitclero, treas Brunei; freshman and sopho club presidents, discussed the 11, 12. and 13. are held every Saturday morn 'Bean Guessing' urer; and Mrs. Elmer Steiner, more boys, George Durkin; at Colorado State College topics of leadership, the board ing at 9:15 o’clock. Clubs Review Progress corresponding secretary. In junior boys and girls, Gene in Greeley on Jan. 11 and of education, and club subscrip A parith-wide spaghetti A review of the individual stallation will be held at the McCloskey; senior boys and 12. Dale Le Nove, province tion plan to Neuman Magazine. dinner will be held in the club progress was presented by February meeting. girls, Joe’ Trujillo. chairman from Colorado Uni These are definite goaU to each club president. Province Contest Begun The final report on the versity, presided for the execu be accomplished by each or Kansas Club Tells Uniforms Purchased convention plans were dis PTA Chri*tma< card project tive committee meeting. ganization before the prov- cussed, and the suggestion was Scene lor Dinner For Coge Players wB* received this week from The Inter-Mountain Province made that an extensive pub William Robbins Roger, presi The Colorado School of At St. Cajetan's New uniforms have been Mrs. L. Caldwell, chairman, represents approximately 5,000 licity campaign be conducted. dent o f the Kansas Club of purchased for the grade school showing a profit of $1,- Catholic students in secular col It was suggested group dy Mines Newman Club will Colorado, has announced that (St. Cajetan's Pariah, Denver) basketball team in the school 5 6 6 .7 6 . leges in Colorado, Wyoming, namics be included as a basic hold the annual retreat from Novena Begins the Litte Banquet, 1266 Broad Friday evening, Jan. 24, colors, green and white. The Sacristy workers for Satur and Utah. The colleges and •part of the program. Leader At the meeting of t^e FTA way, Denver, will be the scene midget team won their Junior day, Jan. 25, will be Mmes. universities represented were ship will be emphasized at the through Saturday morning, Jan. Thursday, Jan. 16, a special o f the annual Kansas Day din 25. The retreat master will be committee was formed to con Parochial League basketball Felix I^epore, Eugene Rumpl, Adams State College, Alamosa; convention. game Saturday, Jan. 18, de Maurice Johnson, S. W. Hunts Colorado State College, Greeley; On February I Dale Le Nove gave a report ner Jan. 29. the Rev, Daniel Barry, O.F.M. duct a unique "Bean Guessing" The smorgasbord dinner will (above). Begining at 7:30 a.m. contest. This is available to all. feating St, Mary’s o f Littleton, man, Frank Palaze, and Harold Colorado State University, Fort on the National Executive Com 10 to 3. Schmidt. Collins; Utah University, Salt mittee meeting recently held in follow a social hour scheduled Friday rooming devotions, con A grand prize donated by An to begin at 6:30 p.m. The price ferences, Benediction, and Con gelo Lopez will be given to the St. Dominic’s Circle will Confirmotion Set Lake City, Utah; Colorado Uni Detroit, Mich. The need for a meet in the home o f Mrs. versity, Boulder; and Denver In Lakewood full-time president was one of of $2.15 includes dinner, tax, fessions will be held in the best “Bean Guesser.” Sundoy, Feb. 16 and tip. Tickets may be obtained church. Mass will be offered at The committee, headed by Robert Rodgers for luncheon University, Denver. the main topics of discussion. and canasta on Thursday, Jan. Confirmation will be admin Lakewood.— (St. Bernadette’s Following this main topic he by a phone call to the president 7:30 a.m. on Saturday in the Mr. Lopez, is aided by James 23, at 11:30 a.m. istered in Sts. Peter and Paul's Parish)—A novena in honor of stressed the need for exchange at AL. 6-6867 or to the vice church. Conferences will be held Tafoya, William Garcia, Albert Mrs. Eugene Vitale will en Church on Sunday, Feb. 16, at Our Lady of Lourdes and St. of ideas on Catholic family life president, Carl Young, at AC. in the Mines Library from 9 Martinez, and Gus Garcia. tertain the Ave Maria Canasta 4 p.m. for all children of the. Bernadette will be held starting in the United States for inter 2-7651. a.m. to the closing at 11:30. This activity will end with a Sunday, Feb. 2. Circle in her home on Thurs parish 10 years or older and national students. PTA Sunday dinner to be given BRAKES The women will be on hand day evening, Jan. 23. for adults who have not yet Bob Schreiner was appointed by the PTA on the last Sunday Sunday, Jan. 26, to take orders been confirmed. All those who nominations chairman, and o f February.. Tickets fo r the CCD Instruction are eligible to receive the for blessed candies. Any dona Betty Wilson was appointed Need Religion Teachers dinner are $1 and will he good tion to the candle hill will he Cbsses Started sacrament are asked to obtain chairman of the group dynamics for many varied dishes. The CCD high school in their baptismal certificate by s i n .9 5 welcome. This will also he “ Do- discussions to be held at the All funds thus accrued aug Nut" Sunday. All the “regular struction classes got under way that date. A special meeting of C h e v r o le t, convention. Father Charles For At Most Precious Blood ment the PTA "School Need on Sunday, Jan. 12. Following adults has been called fo r Mon 1 8 customers" are thanked for Fund” to make it possible for F o rd , syth, O.S.B., chaplain o f the their help in making this event a corporate Communion in the day evening, Feb. 3. P ly m o u th s Newman Club at Colorado U., (M oit Precious Blood Parish, Mrs. Mary Vendetti. Each mem vitally necessary school equip a great success. indicated that he would contact D e n v e r ) ber is asked to bring a white ment to be installed. Skating Forty all chaplains and Newman Club Since Sunday, Jan. 26, is elephant to he used in one of On Wednesday afternoons .95 The Cy-Hi group will have a sponsors and emphasize the im Catechetical Day the signing of these games. religion classes are held for the $ 2 1 roller skating party Saturday portance of attending the con the parish Confraternity of The following officers will children attending public m ed iu m evening, Jan. 25, at the Roller vention. Christian Doctrine register will serve as hostesses: Mmes. Dor schools. s iz e c e rz City Rink from 7:30 to 10:30 Discussion Methods take place in the church. Any othy Sheridan, Aurora Fonda- W edneidayi the novene to p.m. All teen-agera are invited. In the group dynamics phase one who gives a half-hour twice raro, Gene Cogswell, Jackie St. Cajetxn ti in progrexi The cost is 80 cents per person. of the meeting, student leaders a month at least to the enlight- Dressier, and Mary Ingenthron. from 7:30 until 8 o’clock. St. They will meet at the school at from all clubs represented were ment of religion to anyone is Payment o f the annual dues Cajetan it known a< the $ 2 3 - 9 5 7 p.m. Since the club has grown introduced to meUiods o f con eligible for membership. Those can be made at this meeting or "Padre de Providancia" and m ost to more than 100 members more ducting group discussions. Prob who sign the CCD register are turned in on Sunday. thii particular novena ttreoes la r g e r c a n chaperons are needed. Anyone lems from each club were eligible to receive ^e many The topic for the inquiry the need of those seeking who can help occasionally is brought out for exchange of indulgences. forum Wednesday night, Jan. employment. a 20,000 mile guaranteo asked to call Mr. and Mrs. ideas and possible solutions. The collection to be taken up 29, will be “The Sixth to he Houston. Assisting in Tuesday morn Items covered were lack of co at all the Masses will help de Tenth Commandments, Inelu- ing dental examinations at the • W ork done by experts fray necessary expenses en Mrs. Stetnagei will care for operation from the members in sclusive." These classes are for school were Mrs. Frank Lucero a Finest materials money the small altar linens for the the club, getting and keeping tailed in the years’ program, all Catholics and non-Catholics c a n b u y I health chairman; Mrs. Cal Rod For Funerals year; Mrs. John Halbur will do members, and collection of dues. such as the cost of books, pic interested in learning more riguez, and Mrs. Isabelle De- tures, etc. a Choice of bonded or the surplices; Yvette Fourcade Participation from each mem about the teachings of the Lao. riveted lining is hospitality chairman; Mary ber was encouraged through the There will be a meeting of Church. They are held in the The PTA at St. Cajetan’s will a Drums turned $1.00 each Moore, sick committee; and use of "buzz groups." The work the Vocation Club at 10:15 parish hall at 8:15 p.m. imme again take part in the forth Mrs. Musser, flowers. shop was well received by all a.m. Saturday, Jan. 25 in the diately following the novena coming annual March o f Dimes. “ TAe Bargain Boy$” who attended, and many new church. Business at hand will services each Wednesday night PLEASE FEED US FEED be the preparation of the DON GEORGE B A R LE TT’S ideas were 'formulated. THE program to be given in HNS Reorgonized HENRY RASH Dr. Cecily Grumbine All-Parish Dance WILD BIRD FOOD WILD STANDARD SERVICE March, Vocation Month. The main speaker at the The Holy Name Society will BIRDS 2101 E. Colfax Av«. EA. 2-9765 Province Executive Committee The annual financial and replace the Men’s CIlub o f the Scheduled Jan. 24 5 lbs. 75«; 10 lbs. $1.40 Gai, Oil, Tirea, extras, Wash meeting dinner was Dr. Cecily spiritual report of the parish parish. The HNS will receive THEY for the year 1957 will be given 25 lbs. $2.50; 50 lbs. $4.25 ing, Greasing, and Steam Grumbine, dean o f women and Communion on the first Sunday Littleton. — (St. Mary’s NEED C le a n in g . assistant professor of psychol by Father John Donohoe, C.M., of each month in the 8 o'clock Parish)— An all-parisb dance 100 lbs. $8.00 pastor, at all the Masses on YOUR COURTEOUS SERFICE ogy at Colorado State College. Mass in a body. The monthly will be held Friday evening, HELP Doctor Grumbine delivered a Sunday, Jan. 26. meeting of the HNS will be held Jan. 24, at tha W olbarst Bus passes fo r February will THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN speech entitled, "You and Your on the second Monday o f each Culb. Admission will be $2.50 IT P A Y S be sold in the vestibule at all per couple and there will be Problems and Your Faith.” month. T O the Masses Sunday, Jan. 26. a $25 special prize. SEED CO. The talk was so well received The parish is deeply indebted S A V E The hours that the credit Father Frederick McCallin, 1321 * 15th St. M A 3 -6 1 3 4 that each club requested a copy to the Men’s Club for the won THEM of the speech to pass it on to union will be open have been derful work it has done fo r the pastor, extends en invitation Denver 1, Colo. its own club members. changed to 10 to 12 o’clock parish. The men o f the Men’s to all the people of the com* each Sunday in the parish hall. Club have unanimously given raunity to attend the dance White Elephont Sole their support to the reorganiza whether members of the par ••6 The Altar and Rosary Society tion of the HNS. Every man of ish or not. will meet in the parish hall on the parish b invited to join the Bob Ashton's Network Five Monday, Jan. 27, at 8 p.m Holy Name Society. The first will provide the music for the Games will be led by Mrs. Helen Holy Name Communion Sunday evening’s dance, which will be Visit Your Butler, Mrs. Fran Dobson, and will be Feb. 2. held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Williams Nash, Inc. CATHOLIC LIBRARY Aulhoriaed Salei & Service
Expert Mechanical Work All Make§ All Parishes Welcome . . . 2030 S. Univenily SH. 4.2781 Free Browsing ' OPEN EVENINGS Membership Fee $1 Per Year. BOB GERARDOT'S nsMNW la n e f Ccr Swvtee Access to thousands of dollars CAPITAL Of Catholic Literature FoTMt to ClttKeo on lost Celfaa ^ s B B n r MiiIIah PTA ^ attendance of the archdiocesan superintendent o f schools. He B r o a a w e f IVIUlien r IM High school, stressed the great importance of English and 625 19th St. Next to Holy Ghost Church FlorWo 5*4461 mathematics through grade and high school and Fort Logan, on Wednesday, Jan. 8, enjoyed the **ffe D on’t W ant AH the Businest—^Jiut Youre” TAbor 5-5191 the absolute need o f the student's reading well speaker of the evening, the Rev. William Jones, and reading with comprehension. f r
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SERVICES FEB. 3-12 Si. John Vionney Society Pre/ect Lady of Lourdes Novena THE MIRACLE OF MARCELINO Dance Slated A film every Catholic should «cc— Will Observe Centenary Acclaimed by Reviewers of every Taste ... At Cure d'Ars The Sign, a National Catholic Magazine, and View, A solemn novena to Our Lady of Lourdes, com Catholic Comment on the News, both proclaim it as a must Also reviewers of the secular press, including some memorating the centennial of the apparitions, will be o f the largest dailies in the country, have given it enthusiastic held in Our Lady of Lourdes Church beginning Feb. Friday, Feb. 14 reviews. ' 3. The Dovena will end on the feast day, Feb. 11. Mareelino is a story of a boy's faith. He was a foundling The Very Rev. Edward H. Donze, S.M., who is the (Cure d’Ars Parish, Denver) , A Valentina dance has been left at the gate of a Spanish monastery a century ago. Provincial of the Western Prov- Unable to find a suitable home for him, the Brothers ince of the Marist Fathers with secretary during the first six planned for Friday, Feb. 14, at years of its existence. the Knights o f Columbus Hall decide to raise the boy themselves. In vignettes, which are hea^uarters in San Francisco, alternately tender and humorous, the child’s life in the will conduct the solemn novena. The new division of the Mar- at 16th Avenue and Grant ista o f which Father Donee is Street, Since that day is the hilltop monastery is appealingly depicted. His occasional Father Donze was ordained to now in charge co m p ris e s the Friday before Ash Wednesday, contacts with the villagers, an innocent prank which turns the priesthood in the St. John Rocky Mountein and Pacific it ia hoped that everyone will a provincial fair into a minor catastrophe, and his adventures Lateran Basilica in R om e on states and Hawaii. His head plan to attend. with a mythical yopng friend are charmingly spun. M a rch 30, 1929. He received quarters are at St. Peter Cha Admission will be $2 per higher studies in theology and But why tall more of the story here? You must see this nel's Seminary, San R a fa el, couple including hors d’oeuvres. Sacred Scripture in Rome in the heart warming and stirring picture. All the critics agree— Calif. Father Donze will arrive The Steve McNichoIs Band will Angclicum University and the "It’s a Miraclel” The New York Times says: "Admircn of in Denver in time to talk at all provide the music for dancing. Pontifical Biblical Institute. He the beautifully pictorial should find it a photographic gem; the Masses on Sunday, Feb., 2. Further details of the affair, received the doctorate in sacred those sensitive to poetic image-making should be touched Follewinf the nine-day eh- which ia to be a St, John Vi- theology and the licentiate in anney Society project, will be by its candid poignancy— it is a sweet and moving thing.” servanee, the Parish o f Our Alton Cook of the World Telegram describes it in these words: Lady of Lourdes will held announced soon. It has been decided thet a ‘‘Happy laughter all over the theater." Rose Pelswick of the weekly nerena sarricas on Journal American says: ‘‘A picture of gentle charm and aach Tuesday throu|heut the dinner dance will be held in the summer, in place o f the Bal humor." yeer. In the summertime the d’Ars, which is usually held at norena will ha held at the Evan unbelievers will be stirred by the gentle humor that time each year. outdoor shrino eroetad by tho and piety of this picture. Fervent Catholics will be thrilled by men o f the parish. Large Attendonee its simple faitti in the tender love o f God. Children will find 'Sports Section' At Meeting in Mareelino a lovely story, delightful and edifying. The ma The St. John Vianney So ture wiil be moved by its integrity, beauty and symbolism. A t a meeting Tuesday. Jan. ciety meeting Friday evening, 21, the men o f the Rocks of Jan. 17, drew one of the largest The Miracle of Mareelino has been shown to 30 priests Lemrdes Club added a new sec crowds ever in attendance at a and 400 nuns in Denver, as well as the superiors of every tion of activity to tbeir pro monthly meeting of tha organi school, and all have been thrilled and deeply impressed with gram. A “spoi^ section" was zation. fVix picture, wMch has been acclaimed ae the best Catholic organized to interest the men in picture ia ten years. sports fo r themselves and to The listers and lay teachers landa Horgan, Shirley Van Woensel, and Janet of the school, who were guests help th e children. The men -Troop Comping' Callis; second row. Miss Patricia Gagnon, co The climax is arresting and inspiring, a beautiful ending formed groups for bowling in a o f honor fo r the evening, wish for a memorable motion picture. Written by Josa_ Maria Ranch was the setting where Girl Scout Troop leader; Sue Bender, Nan Andrew, Sheila De to thank the society and the city league. laney, and DeAnn Ford; third row, Ann Gal Sanchez-Silva and Ladislao Vajda, who also directed it. Many of the men volunteered 640, seventh grade girls o f St. Philomena’s PTA for both the Individual lagher, Mari Buerkle, Betsy Glenn, Nan Horan, gifts presented to each one and The story will he enjoyed by every member of the family. to help coach the various athle Parish, Denver, spent the week end working on Sharon Delaney, and Mrs. Patrick Horgan, for the two radios given to The picture was made in Spain, but is spoken entirely in tic teams at Lourdes. Five men proficiency badges. Shown are, front row, Yo leader. them fo r the two faculty rooms. English. are already coaching the two St. Anthony's Circle will Lourdes basketball teams. Dur It comes to ihe Aladdin Tlieater, East Colfax at Race, meet in the home o f Mrs. Lu ing the baseball season, many cille Hunt, 2960 Locust Street, on Febmarv 27. teams are planned from the first Panel Discussion on Home and Child on Thursday, Jan. 28, at 12:30 through the eighth grades and o’clock for luncheon. V err R*t. E. H. Dom e, S.M. the men will give their spare time for such instructions. The The following parishioners Sacred Scripture. Part o f his men o f the s e c tio n will also Conducted for S t Philomena's PTA have been ill: Mrs. Marie Hea Scriptural studies were done in sponsor father-son ball games. ton, 2866 Elm; Mrs. Marcella AMUSEMENT—DINING Larson, 2870 Newport; Mrs. Palestine. It was also suggested at the (St. Philomana's Parish, fourth grade girls, and their be served. All married couples Ann MatUngly, 3430 Bellaire; F a th e r Donze has taught meeting that the men give more mothers are invited to the troop are invited to attend. Danrar) and Sue Roberts, 3086 Fairfax. Sacred Scripture at the Marist help to the summer program of birthday party, which will be Through the combined ef Banns of marriage are pub Babies of the following par RECREATION College and in the School of the Lourdes Outdoor Club. They held at the EaVl Kenney resi forts o f Mrs. Robert Bell, pres lished between Mary Jane Fah- ents were baptized on Jan. 19: Sacred Theology of the Catholic will take more active parts in dence. 834 Fillmore Street, on ident, and Mrs. Eugene S. renbach o f this parish and John Dr. and Mrs. Donald St. John. University in Washington. In the activity of the two summer Blisb, program chairman, mem Jan. 29 at 3:30 p.m. A. W olf o f Duluth, Minn. camps sponsored by the club. 3324 Glencoe; and Mr. ana 1936 he helped organize the bers of the PTA were treated Prayers fo r the seriously ill Mrs. Leo Shelledy, 8696 Ni They will organize fishing trips CFM Social Hour Catholic Biblical Association of to a stimulating afternoon at of the parish are requested for agara. America and served as executive and will accompany the children The CFM groups of the par the meeting on Monday, Jan. Wayne S. B y r n e and Ellen Cub Scout Pack 187 will on the mountain trip s. The ish will hold a social hour in Newest 20, with an enthusiastic panel Hahn; fo r the deceased, Har moot OB Friday, Jaa. 24, at Rocks will also build a better the school auditorium on Sun PARAMOUNT THEATRE discussion, “ Your Home and old 0 . N ic h o ls o f Carmel, 7:30 p.m. A ll paroBts havo camp site this year. day, Feb. 2, at 8 p.m. An in S19-16th Street Your Child.” teresting program has been Calif., brother o f Mrs. W. J. boon argod to mako a spocial Temptingesi The Rocks of Lourdes Club Ihe Rev. John Haley, pas planned, and refreshments will Thompson. oHort to bo prosoBl. mon drew pUns for tho ninUi Open 11 A.M. Daily tor o f Cure d'Ars Parish, mod ennual Mardi Gras to he held Adm. 90c until 12 erated the panel. Father Haley Tastiest in the Center House Hall on Then *1.25 began the program by quoting Saturday night, Feb. IS. Child 35c— Junior 90e from Pope Pius XT’s encyclical Elections wero held and tha Communions at Holy Family Rise FOOD Anytime on the education of youth in names of tho new officers which he explains the four aims Marlon Brando-Red Buttons will be listed next week. of education are physical, men SPECIALTIES in 17,500 in Year for 110,600 Total "SAYONARA" tal, cultural, and spiritual. With these four aims o f ed Group to Receive (Holy Family Parish, Danver) eas hour's wages to the Sub. to begin at 8 p.m. in the high; Late (how Fri. Jen. 24th ucation as a theme fo r the panel, Father Haley called on In his anhual parish report, day cellectieB. This resulted school auditorium, will be pre in a 20 per cent increase in ceded at 7:30 o’clock by a visit Mrs. J. S. Conrad, the first mads to parishioners at all At Sacred Heart Offertory collection totals ing period with the sitters and panel member, who gave some Masses on Sunday, Jan. 19, Fa MONACO DRIVE-IN lay teachers. A t the business (Sacrad Haart Parish, Dauvar) pertinent ideas for developing ther Forrest Allen, pastor, re for tho year. E. 40 and Monaco Pkwy. session, additional plans and re imbo?5 Father Allen promised that The Altkr Sodality members wholesome recreation in the corded an increase of 17,600 Open Jan. 24-25-26 ports for the PTA Family will receive Communion corpo home. Mrs. Conrad told the Holy Communions distributed if a sufficient number of pa Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Carnival on Feb. 18 will be East Colfax at Bellaire rately in the 7:30 o’clock Mass members if parents will just in the parish in 1967, In 1966, rishioners adopt the two and one-half per cent or one houris made. The carnival will feature Pat Boone-Shirley Jones Sunday, Jan. 26, with a businesa make the home more attractive there were 93,100 Comronnioni wages a week plan in tbeir some 20 talent shows and enter in meeting and breakfast immedi their children will not go out distributed. In 1967, the num church contributions, g ra d e tainment and refreshment ately afterward in Sodality side for entertainment. ber increased to 110,600. "APRIL LOVE" Hall. The hostesses for the Since 1963, when 70,000 school tuition could be canceled booths. Last year more than Father Haley asked Mrs. Al breakfast are Val Arellano, particles were used, the in and the yearly fall parish drive 1,300 adults and students Mickey Rooney bert Riede, second panel mem Ruth Bradford, Marie Chavez, crease o f 40,600 is even more omitted. patronized the carnival attrac Carolyn Jones ber, how she would suggest de- for Qracious Dining.. Jennie Leyba, and Essie Mays. notable, the pastor reported. tions. velopinft a more spiritual atmo Inquiry Clast to Start SPECIAL FEATURE At the Holy Name Society In the ^ear, there were 159 The spring series of inquiry Mrs. Joseph Woertman, PTA meeting Jan. 12 the men de sphere in the home. Bring the baptized in the pariah, 26 of March of Dimes committee liturgy into your daily life, she classes on the Catholic faith On Open Hearth Char-Broiled Lata Show Fri. & Sat. cided on a membership drive whom were adult converts. chairman, will report on the said,.and put special emphasis will begin on Monday, Feb. 8. Steaks — on Exciting Seafoods "Trail" which will last from January Marriages totaled 41, and there Mothers’ March of Dimes for on the seasons o f Advent and The classes will be held on through the last meeting o f the were 46 funerals. the benefit o f the National On Hot Apple Pie Bathed in Lent Monday and Thursday evenings season, which is held in June. Fatbor Alloa also reported for approximately 10 weeks. Polio Foundation. Honey Rum or Black Bottom VALLEY DRIVE-IN The president, A1 Sanchez, Mrs. C. Blake Hiester, the a (iaaBcially successful year The site of the sessions Is the Hostesses at the meeting will a la Strauss 6320 £ . Evans formed two teams. Cecil Her third panel member, told the for the parish. Mors thaa 100 grade school library, on the sec be the ninth grade room and all the Tiffin Trimmings Open Jan. 24-25-26 nandez will be captain of the mothers present to share cul coBtrihulors adopted the plea ond floor of the church build mothers. These include Mmes. Red Team and Fred Padilla, tural interests with their chil of giving two end oae-half Fri.-Sat.-Sun. ing. The classes begin at 8 p.m. Fred Simpson, Michael Am- captain of the Blue Team. The dren. She told those present per cent of tkoir ineeme or and never last fo r more than roann, Angelino Cartino, Edwin Call SKrline 6.8311 /or Resertaliont Pat Boone-Shirley Jones winning team will receive a gift that if they wont the child to one hour. Father Patrick Ken Eyler, Orrille Gifford, Anne (Farlies o/ 6 or Afore) from the losing team. It is hoped be cultural they must make him in Box Luncheon, Dance nedy will conduct the spring Gough, Edward Relchardt, John that the drive will bring in familiar with cultural thinn. series. McGinn, Frank Levstik, George "APRIL LOVE" many new members. The fourth panel member, To Address PTA Graul, John Lantzy, Frank Caw Mrs. Herbert W. Leibman, said Set at Annunciotion ley, Sterling Reuer, Beverly T IF F IN IN N Teresa Wright - the intellectual development of A box supper and dance will Denver attorney Irving An Yaw, and Edwin Zimmerman. C a ll a the child springs from books. drews will be the featured Cameron Mitchell be held for the seventh and Card Party Jan. 23 tevsnleen-thiitr saulh Colorado blvd She urged parents to create an eighth grade students of An speaker at the first 1958 gen in The second in a series of five Is U s n im • a t U R I ' MANOt intellectual atmosphere in the nunciation Grade School, Den eral meeting of the PTA on card parties will be put on by 'ESCAPADE IN JAPAN' ZOI\E CAB home. ver, on Jan. 25 from 5:30 Monday, Jan. 27. Andrews, a A tea was served following p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Annun Loyola parishioner and former Holy Name Society Men's Club Lata Show Fri. A Sat. MAin 3-7171 members on Thursday, Jan. 23, the meeting by the fourth and ciation High School. Girls fix counsel for the National Asso - K E . 4- 7918. , CHgAPElt RATES at 8 p.m. in the high school au "The Marauders" fifth ^aders’ mothers under the box suppers for two, and the ciation for the Advancement of Z-WAY RADIO CLEAN NEW CARS Colored People, will speak on ditorium. Both bridge and pi direction o f Mrs. Andrew John boys bid on the boxes. Bidding nochle games are offered, and son. A t the tea the past pres will start at 60 cents. Free human relations. JhsL JtjoilLL iBcOJfL refreshments are served each idents o f former yean were punch will be served. Children Spotlighting the entertain ment at the meeting will be a evening. (Msastsmsst sC Cithar sad Fnak roRC) honored by being presented wishing to attend the dancing THE LINCOLN ROOM recitation by Regia College stu Winners in last week’s tour Ninth ATanua at Spaer Bled. with a gift and a corsage. oniv’ will be charged 60 cents dent Dennis Gallagher. Galla nament play were the follow On leaving, members were and any further information COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF Hospitality Center gher, a 1967 graduate of Holy ing; Pinochle — first row, Mar presented with several bro concerning this social may be Family High School, has al garet Brown, 7,280; aeeond FINEST CHINESE AND Banquet and Meeting Rooms chures in which all the cul obtained by calling Mrs. Rose ready played leading roles in row, Dorothy Emily, 6,900; 12-1200 PERSONS tural, recreational, and educa Schalgel, CH. 4-5132. This is a AMERICAN FOODS tional facilities of the City of two college productions. third row, C. J. Kramer, 6,760; T A . £>.2151 M rs. L o o g PTA project to raise money. A BsaaUhil Lsalara Llrfct*e Plalaf Rw b ia ths Denver were listed. The business meeting, slated bridge, Frank Rogers, 4,740. VstsrsBS a> Fortlfn Wars Hsa* Jaha S. Stsvsrt Past Na. 1 Mardi Gras Ball Oaaa la tbs PiiblU Shirley-Savoy Hotel The Men's Club will spon II a.B. to MMaifhl — Sat. tlU 8 ICIostd Taaidaysl sor a Mardi Gras Ball Fri day, Feb. 7, at the Town House Supper Oub. There will be SINGING-DANCING- dancing from 9 to'12 o’clock to Chria Maurer's Orchestra and a variety show by the Men CRAZY ROMANCING! Club Little Theater Flayers for only *2.50 per couple. •akTP>*i The PTA will sponser a 4 _ y U i v K C | - luneheen and millinery show en Thnrsday, Feb. 13, at 1 p.m. ia the seheol auditorium. i l l H Mrs. T. W. Jackson will pra- senl a unique fashion shew ('m iiidrv Club in which all the latest spriaf JANE?JWEU/CUFFR hats will ha featured. A luneb :\tnioNpliere BnHANDE8'imtBAIMRP'1bMMirNOONAN
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PRIEST'S HOUSEKEEPER fisufuiBAcant in . fiaoL Mrs. Sadie Bowers Buried LENA GRANT, 80, 2249 Court and Dflldil Aragon, both of Denver, Denny af Denver: the daughter of Place. Requiem High Maia »aa ot- god Dwain Aragon, Sau Francisco. Mrs. Nellie L Taylor of Denver (for feied Jan. 20 in Holy Ghoat Church. Calif., and Norms Garcia, Denver: the merly of Englewood); and aister of Interment w ai in Mt. Olivet. Boule* father-in-law of Edward Garcia, and Harry L, Taylor and Haxel L Adams. In Colorado Springs Rite yard Mortuary. Pat and Clara Aragon, nil o f Denver; Requiem High Mass is being cele MARGARET W . McNULTY. 68, the brother of J obs A. Amgon and brated Thursday, Jan. 28, at 9 ;30 a.m. 1220 E. 32th Avenue. She waa the Mrs. W. F. Coding, both ol Denver, in Our Lady of Lourdes Church. In Mrs. Sadie Bowers, 2318 N. Mrs. Bowers was bom in Illi wile ol John C. McNulty; the mother and Mrs. R. E. Fresquex, Roswell, terment ML Olivet. In lieu of flowers Cascade A v e n u e , Colorado^ nois, March 9, 1882, and is sur N. Hex.: and the grandfather of Robin the family would appreciate contribu ol Richard D. and Robert E. McNulty; Springs, for 17 years house vived by a daughter, Mrs. Glen the eiater of Ethel Prevlllc. Florence Garcia. Requiem High Mass is being tions to the Colorado Heart Associa Wentei. Emma Norbers, and Dewey offered Thursday. Jan. 23. at 9 a.ni. tion. 1636 Logan. Haekethal-Noonan keeper for the Rev. Anthony Lindsay; a granddaughter, Harris, all of Denver, and Robert Har in Blessed Snergment Chnreh. Inter Mortuary. Elzi, pastor o f Corpus Christi Mary Ann Lindsay; and a ris of California. She is survived also ment Mt. Olivet Oiinger Martunry. HARRY B. REED Church, died Jan. 13. grandson, Hugh Lindsay, all of by live KrandehUdren, Requiem Hifcb MAUDE N. McCEE, 84. 48 W. Elis- Harry B. Reed, formerly of Den Mass was offered Jau. 21 in Our worth. She w si the mother of Mrs. ver, died Jan. 16 In Pueblo. Requiem El Paso, Tex. Lady of Graee Church. Interment M l Iva Bateman, Mrs. Mae Phenlx, and High Masa was offered in Holy Trin A Rosary service was held Olivet Boulevard Mortuary. Grant McGee, ail of Denver; and Hnr- ity Church. Trinidad. Jan. IS, Funeral Rites Jan. 15 in the Law Mortuary HENRY J. MERTENS, TO. 44<0 land McGee, Taeoma, Wash. Requiem Mr. Reed waa bom in Denver July Chapel and on the following Tennyson Street, formerly of Stone- High Mass was offered Jao. 18 In S t 28, 1896, and was In the auto acces ham, He was the brother of Stephen Francis de Sales' Church. Interment saries business here for many yeara. morning Father Elzi was cele MerCens of Sterling, John Merteni of M t O livet Capitol Mortuary. He was manager of the Motdr Supply Of Former WAC brant o f a Solemn Mass o f Re- Denver. William Uertens of Omaha, JAMES McGLONE, 78, Requiem Company in La Junta and later waa uiem in Corpus Christ! and Lawrence Uertens and Mary Kra High Maes was offered Jan. 22 in in pirtnership with his brother-in-law, mer of Linn, Mo. Requiem High Mass Holy Ghost Church. Capitol Mortu EUrl Van Vmnken, in operating the Shurch. He was assisted by Fa was offered Jan. 21 in Holy Family ary. Valley Auto Parts Company. Held at Lakewood ther John H. Le Penske, dea Church, Interment Mt, O livet Boule CHARLES H. MELFREY, 66, 898 He had been manager of Motor Ae- con; Father Cornelius Flynn, vard Mortuary. S. Vine Street. He was the brother cessory Company of Alamosa and had alto been employed by the Foster Requiem High Mass was o f subdeacon; and Father Walter RICHARD PLENTYHORSE DUNS- of Frank Helfrey, Hontebelio, Calif.; Barbara Morrison, Merrlam, Kans.; Auto Supply in Denver as a saleaman fered Jan. 17 in St. Berna Jaeger, master of ceremonies. TON, infant 2266 Gaylord Street. He covering Southern Colorado cities for was the son of Mr. and Mrs, Roger .and Mary Campbell, Bakenfield, Calif.; dette’s Church, Lakewood; for The lay advisers of i^rpus and brother-in-law o f Mrs. Helen mom than 80 years,. Dunston. Interment M t Olivet Boule At the time of his death, ht was Marguerite A. Ross of 10606 Christ! Parish served as pall vard Mortuary. Voee, Denver, and Mrs. E. J. Dillon, Kansas City, Ho. Requiem Hiss was manager of the Mid-West Farts Com- W. 13th Avenue, who died Jan. bearers. Burial was in Ever LELAND S. CARBERRY, 66. 4641 offered Jan. 21 in St. Vincent de psny of Pueblo. He was a parishioner 14. Burial was in ML Olivet green Cemetery. W . 26th Avenue. He was the hus Paul's Church. Interment M t Olivet of St. Leander’s Church, Fueblo, and band of Katherine Carberry: the Capitol Mortuary. n member of the lai Junta Elks Cemetery. ' nephew of Byrd O'Brien of Denver; Lodge. Bom in Summerset, Wis., and cousin of Lela Klohn, Glendale, SUSAN CHAVEZ, infant. 1242 W. Surviving are hit wife, Ann; a Calif. Requiem High Mass was of Cedar Avenue, She was the daughter daughter. Catherine; a sister, Mrs, Miss Ross came to Colorado in Brother of Nun, fered Jan, 22 in S t Mary Hagdalene’a of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chaves. In George Bader of Denver; a niece. 1909 as a child. She served in terment Mt Olivet Trevino Mortu- Church. Interment Hi, Olivet Boule Mrs. D. M. W inter o f Denver; and pthe WACs for two years in vard Mortuary. two nephews, C. H. Reed, Boulder, The material The medal is the highest Catholic religions **^FRANK ZUINONES, infant 2747 end R. L Reed, Denver. Bis brother World War II. Employed by AGNES O'NEILL, 79. formerly of W. 26th Avenue. He was the son of Leo f. Coining, Ad Altare Dei Award p r e sented sward for Boy Scouts and will be awarded by 4130 Wyandot Street. She was the Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zuinones. Inter was lbs late Raymond Reed of Den the government, she worked in Archbishop Urban J. Vehr to those who quali mother of Agnes Pianfecti and Ann ver. the Social Security Depart by the Boy ment Ht. Olivet. Trevino Mortuary. GEORGE B. YORK fied at Boy Scout ceremonies to be held in the Nanlt. Denver, and ia survived also ment. She was stationed in Candidates Examined S cou ts for by five grandchildren. Requiem High ENEPOMECENO (N E P 0 ) RO Requiem Masa waa offered Jan. 21 Dies at Mass Cathedral on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 26, at 4 MERO, 62, 1407 Larimer Street. He in St. Francis de Sales' Church, Den the recently held Ad Altare De! board of re Mass was offered Jan. 22 in S t Pat Great Falls, Mont., until two o’clock. rick's Church. Interment Me. Olivet. was the father of Willie Romero: the ver, for George B. York, 63, o f 808 years ago when she returned view is stuiiied by Father Walter Huber, S.M.B., Boulevard Mortuary. brother of laabei and Rebecca Ro S. PegrI Street, Burial was in ML Solemn Requiem Mass was The scouts are Barry Connell (left) of St. mero: and Is survived also by two Olivet Cemetery. Mr. York, a mem to Denver. and Father Anthony Borer, S.M.B. (right). The FRANK J. SCHROER, Brighton. sung Jan, 8 in St. Peter’s James’ Parish and Bill Baird of SC. Vincent'de grandchildren. The Rosary will be re ber of 8L Francli de Sales’ Parish Miss Ross was active in the Church in Greeley, fo r Leo E. two priests were members of a panel of priests He was the brother of Mrs. Elisabeth cited In Tevino Chapel of Roiet for 40 years, died in Mercy Hospital who examined the Boy Scouts who applied for Paul’s Parish. Knowiton and Margaret Sehroer of Thursday. Jan. 28. at 7 p.m. Requiem Jan. 19. Bora in Jacksonville. III., Legion of Mary. She was a Coming, who died suddenly at Brighton. Mrs. Mayme Erger of Hen Mass will be offered Friday, Jan. 24, graduate of SL Joseph’s High the Ad Altare Dei medal. derson. Louie E. Sehroer of Brighton, Feb. 26, 1894, he came to Denver in Mass in Brighton on Jan. 6. in S t Cajetan's Church at 9 a.m. 1910. In I960 he mnrried LeOra School, Denver, and of the Uni Arthur J. Sehroer of Ronan, Mont, Trevino Mortuary. Ater. He was buried at Lynn Grove, Mrs. Maude L. Gaylor of Brighton, versity of Colorado. A conductor on the Union Pacific Greeley. and the late Ben Schrorer, Carroll, la. CEClUA PAIZ, infant, of 4733 Jo IN ALL SOULS' HALL JAN. 26 Railroad for 47 years, he was a Surviving are the following Requiem High Mass was offered Jan. sephine. She was the daughter o f Mr. Mr. Coming was born in Ft, member of the Order of Railroad Con 20 in S t Augustine'# Church, and Mrs, Tony Pals. Interment M t sisters and brothers: Sister ductors. He wns a member also of Collins OcL 24, 1907, and caipe Brighton, Olivet Trevino Mortuary. the Denver Benevolent nnd Protective Mary Mercedes, Omaha, Neb.; WILLIAM JOSEPH DRUMMOND. ADOLPH A . ARMENTO, 66. o f 811 to Greeley in 1946. He served Order of Elks Lodge 17, and the Genevieve Price of Deertrail; 60, of 740 Grant Street. He was the Lipan Street. He was the husband in the Navy fo r a short time Englewood Parish Plans Bake Sale Union Pacific Old Timers' Club. of Amalia Armento: the father of Leona Norman and Casilda husband of Settle N. Drummond Swin- Surviving, besidea hia wife, are a during World War II. burg; the father of Lucille Drum Cllimon Armento, Daniel Abel, and Englewood.— (All Souls’ Par urday, Jan. 25. in the pariah retary, Ann Hogan; and treas son, George B., Jr.; and four eistera. Ross of San Francisco, Calif.; mond; the brother of John Drum Don Dunn, Mrs. Bonnie Valdei, and He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kathleen Kelly, Mrs. Eunice Geraldine Ross, Grand Junc ish)— Plans for the first bake hall from 1:20 to 2:30 p.m. urer, Stephen Schmitz. The mond, Laramie. W yo., and Ruth Mrs. Henry Cnstillo; the brother of Mrs. J. 0. Coming of FL Col Mrs. Tranquilino Arellano; and ia Dfekmnu, nnd Mrs. Charles Thrasher, tion; Lillian Morrow, Patricia sale o f the year, to be held under the direction of Her nominating committee consisted Crowe, Salem, Ore.; and is survived all of Denver, and Mrs. Ruth Doyle also by several nieces and nephews. survived also by 22 grandchildren, Connell, Virginia Seibert, lins, deceased, and brother of after all Masses Sunday, Jan. man DeVliegher and Louia ' of members of the executive and five great-grandchildren. Re of Fort Wayne, Ind. Boulevard Mor The Rosary will be recited Thursday, tuary. Gordian Ross, and Emmett Sister Mary Ositha o f the Sis 26, in the parish hall, have Halbert. All boya juat learn council, Jack ' Lang, president, quiem Mass is being offered Thurs Jan. 23, nt 8 p.m. In the Olinger Mor NAJEEBY SHABOUH ters of Loretto, also deceased. been completed. St Agnes’ Cir ing to aerre, together with tuary, 16th at Boulder, Requiem day. Jan. 23. at 9 a.m. in S t Caje- Ross, all o f Denver; and Phillip served as chairman. Requiem Hass is being celebrated He is survived by his wife. cle will be in charge o f the thoee who began learning laat Three past presidents o f the High Mats will be offered Friday, tan'a Church. Interment H t Olivet Thursday, Jan. 23, at 9:30 s.m. in SL Ross of Deertrail. Boulevard Trevino Mortuary, Jan, 24. at 9 turn, in St Bernadette's Patrick's Cburch> Denver, for Mrs. Mortuary. Opal, o f Greeley, two sisters, bake sale, with June Rose Rock aunimer, are urged to attend. Men's Club, Dr. Richard Haney, Church, Olinger Mortuary. AGNES DENNY, 2012 8. Grant Najeeby (Jennie) Shabouh o f 911 Nile Sister Bernadette Marie of the acting as chairman. All boya 10 yeara eld or elder Ed Tuffield, and Charles Hol LEO E. ARAGON, 66, o f 4636 Ba Street She was the wife of Albert Street, Aurora. Sbe died Jan. 19 nt Sisters o f Mercy, who teaches who with to aerve are in. land, together with Matt Devlin tavia Place, He was the husband of W. Denny; the mother of Mary L., Donations for baked goods the age Of 86. Burial will be in Mt. at St. Peter’s School in Gree ▼ited. and Robert Alberts, were ap Faye Aragon: the father of Leon B. Richard W., John S„ and Anne Is Olivet Cemetery. Marie A . Craig will be solicited by the tele Born in Zable, Lebanon. Sept. 14, ley; Claire Marker of Idledale, phone committee. Bake goods High school students o f the pointed to serve on the nomi 1871, ehe came to Denver 66 yeara and one brother, Alfred Com may be brought to the parish parish will receive Communion nating committee for the forth ago after living in Montreal, Canada. ing, o f FL Collins. coming Men’s Club elections. She received her education in Leba Requiem Being hall Saturday afternoon from Sunday, Jan. 26, in the 9 o’clock j T h e r e 'S iVo Greater Handicap non and was married in her native Mr. Coming was a painter 3 to 5 p.m. or Sunday before Mass. The SL Jude Young People's city to the late Abraham Shabouh in and interior decorator. He had and after all Masses. Baked Club is sponsoring a Valentine to your child than imperfect eyesight, because seeing 1888. For 36 years ehe was a mem Officers Name Requiem High Mass was o f Snap Side fered Jan. 20 in the Pauline Shirt* T he beautiful new Chapel, Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, for Cornelius J . Glea Double breasted. Grows son, a long-time employe o f the with baby. Expando snap Rio Grande Railroad. Burial Chapel of the Chimes was in ML Olivet. Mr. Gleason tabs to lengthen. 6 mos., died in Fountain Jan. 17 at the Nevabind underarms, 2- 1, I V t yrs. White. 1.00 age o f 64. way diapenda tapes. No at 1331 Sherman St. Native of Ireland binding, no chafing. 6 Tyke* Super T-Shirt ny- A native o f Ireland, he came moa., 1, I H , 2 years 79e t —Just a step from the State Capitol to the U.S. in 1909. He had Ion-set collarette. White been employed by the D&RGW lightweight cotton. Neva since 1916. Tykes Uodershirts with Surviving are his wife, bind sleeves. 2, 4, 6, 8 yrs. All Catholic services Mary; two daughters, Sister Jiffon neck, Nevabind 1.00 under the supervision of ovr Mary o f the Sisters o f Charity short sleeves. White, me Cotholic staff members. of Leavenworth, Xavier, Kans., and Mary Gleason of Denver, dium weighL Sizes 3, 4, Tyke* Training Pant, six sons, Edward, John, and 6, 8 years 8Se Cornelius, all of Fountain, and seamless crotch. White William, Michael, and James, medium weight cotton 1 ample parking adjacent to Chapel located near major bus lines all o f Denver; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Kelleher of Colorado Tykei Pant*, fly front, to 4 y n . 8Se Springs, Mrs. Winnie Kelly of double gusset White. 2, Los Angeles, Mrs. Julia Slattery o f San Francisco, Calif., Sarah 3, 4, 6 yrs. 85e Also in ribbed style, 69e also the beautiful Chapel of the Angels at, 7177 West Colfax Avenue Gleason o f Denver, and Mrs. Downtown, third floor Cherry Creek. *econd floor Lakeside, upper level Aimia Hogaa of Ireland. r Thuridoy, January 23, 1958 Office, 938 Bonneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE THIRTnN CHURCH VESTURE'S RICH SYMBOLISM TRAN6E BUT T R U C T Littlt-Kiowi Facts for CatlMlict Ve-Doctrinoted' Anglican Vestments SBy M. I. MURRAY Copyrlcbt. N.C.W.C. 8cr*le« By R ev. Robert E. Kekbisen utter futility of “de-doctri- developed from Roman attire, nated vestments.” in the setting aside o f “ best REGISTORIRLS THE USE OF VEST. If vestments have no sym suits” for the service of the A88Ey MENTS for “Holy Commun IS unique in EngUnd— bolism linking them \vith the altar. The liturgical clothing is u n d erlin g lively dis-ion" rr IS Mor now an A S U Y i CATHOLIC COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS Church that uses them, the cussion pro and con in the thus established through cus IS HOT SuSjeCT 10 MV OltHOP; Church of England. A Lon money, time, and trouble tom survived the changes of MO IS IH NO o o ccsr. spent on acquiring and using the sixth and seventh cen don Timet release reported H A S A O tM H-- Tnutfianirtlliiiii-' :e.v that the opposition of the magnificent liturgical vesture turies and came eventually to 6 - T m e ! ' A u ^ f r r e CMMcv f r n r r « w TNT Canterbury Convocation to are at least ill placed. be regarded as an intimate THE VESTMENTS used by part o f the liturgical lore. CouHTf cP M iooitsex T MIRDER RAMPANT THEN, TOO ecclesiastical vestments “has \ in no way diminished.” the Catholic Church in her SOME LITURGISTS point Other Anglican Churchmen, significant ritual, though not out that the “ tights” worn by to meet such objections, sug always understood by out men in those centuries of Pliav foAuS gest that vestments be per siders, are dear to the heart change seemed too ludicrous Crime of Half-Century Ago mitted if they do not “imply of the well-informed Cath-^ to be worn by a priest at • m tndne*ti doctrines other than those in oUc— and even to the less- Mass. A glance at niatorical !S6i Ckfie^uipmS By Pa u l H. H allett a few years ago, and yet aim e has not.de- the formalities of the Church informed Catholic who loves pictures o f the garb worn by ■iefftiflUtTuntS., will mark the 50th aeased. of England.” his Church. For Catholic vest a gentleman of the seventh SUNDAY, FEB. 23, ONE MIGHT PASS over ments are intimately bound century provides proof anniversary of the kiliirtg in St. Elizabeth's ON THE OTHER HAND, a French the absurdity of leaving a up with Catholic doctrine, enough that the Church was Church of its pastor, Father Leo Heinrichs, court of cassation recently reversed the decision matter o f this kind purely up and types o f vestments, as wise in adhering to her flow O.F.M. of a lower court, which decided that if a pub well as their colors, do much ing robes for worship. to Parliament, even though lisher shows crime punished at the end of a many members of the Houses to promote orthodox devo Looking through the battered, crumbly The symbolism o f the Mass serial he cannot be held to encourage crime. of Lords add Commons are tion. vestments used today is re- Denver papers o f Feb. 24 and 25, 1908, 1 was not affiliated with Episco- There was no special ac plete with im^rtant spirit struck by the fact that big crime in the Denver The coun declared that any lurid showing of palianism. But it is difficult coutrement for divine rites in ual concepts: The amice, or o f that day, which had less than a third the aim e has an adverse effect on the child's mind. to bypass apathetically the the early Church. Vestments neckcloth, represents the population it has now, was even more serious This case is worth noting, inasmuch as the “helmet of salvation” (for it French are supposed to be peculiarly tolerant was originally a hood) and a problem thea The N e w s o f Feb. 24, which C OMIC BOOK CLEAX-rP ^ C O N IW O , about what may be printed. “discipline of the tongue.” liftll announced the murder of Father Leo by Gius Significant of “purity of eppe Alia, found space on its front page for As the N eu -s o f Feb. 24, 1908, hinted, heart” is the alb, or long OM/- 1944). two other lurid local murders. Alia may have been unduly impressed by the white linen robe. The cinc ' KMT OpeiiuL an, Anarchist-Socialist literature found in his pos United Community ture, or cord worn about the mi S n ^ g U s h g ia m m a r In an editorial entitled "The Latest Out waist, represents sacerdotal his Ufa, Uttaap*irae(, rage," the N e w s of that date declared: session. which crudely caricatured priests. Tlie chastity. Suck, a commof\ct e f the "FOR FOUR WEEKS we have been man also had two Italian newspapers pub language that he'uirote BY THE MANIPLE, or 0««INS O f £MTA MA(h* IN UrMTCVCRr, averaging nearly one violent death per day. lished by certain sects. Their tone may be pre ROMC, QATC AACK IB 19S C- HISTOaiMC the greatestsea. stories Efforts Win Victory band o f cloth worn over the Kucvc rrvMS tht rwST church Husbands have killed their wives, lovers theii sumed to have been equally anticlerical. I A ingUsh, literature. priest’s left forearm, are sig OfCHCP RMt niOUC MOaSHIP A r m TH( SM CMRISTUMIt OUAC OUT FSOH1X1 CATACOMBS. ' 1C mistresses, children their parents, and now a ALIA'S CRIME was senseless, but no to read a recent report that nified the sorrows of tJiis T IS HEARTENING life, to be patiently borne, man kneeling at the altar shoots the priest more senseless than the crimes of his fellow I within the past three years the comic books on the and the bonds of Our Lord. EDUCATE WHOLE MAN who ministers to him." Anarchists in Spain at that very time on the newsstands of Denver and many other Colorado towns The stole, or long band worn The paper then went on to speculate, in a occasion o f the Ferrer troubles. W e do not about the neck and falling have largely been cleaned up. The results are an en vein not unlike what we find today, about the hear very much about the Anarchists today, but couraging example of what the decent people of a city down in front o f the priest, signifies ecclesiastical au Wisdom, Vision Needed cause of so many homicides. It observed that they took a leading part in the Spanish G vil or town can do by concerted community action. thority and the immortality By Bob Giles ally being taken by surprise American juries were reluctant to bring a War and were responsible for thousands of By coincidence, as the report on success of the o f which man, left by him "A Utile leaminff it a d a n g e r - by living history and by the verdict of guilty for first-degree murder and murders, including those of many priests. self, is unworthy. newsstand clean-up was published, the Loretto Young o u e t h in g : effects of' recognizable said that "less than one murder in 70 is fol Alia's monomania about priests has its coun The chasuble, or flowing Drink deep, or tatte not the causes. Show on Sunday evening, Jan. 12, gave a graphic por lowed by the death penalty." (Alia was hanged terpart in this country today among people outer garment, marked with Pierian i p r i n g : trayal of the campaign of a young mother to get the IT NEEDS MEN who^know a cross in back, is distinc There ekallow draughU in less than four months after this murder.) Of like those, for example, who regard polio vac filth and horror removed from neighborhood news something about the science tively a priestly vestment, toxicate the brain, those murderers who are sent to prison, the o f world organization and cine as part of a Jewish plot, simply because stands and so out of the reach o f her children. She met Its symbolism concerns And drinking largely tobert the kind of structure that is editorial noted, few serve a term equal to the Salk is a Jew. Many of these monoiyaniacs chiefly all-embracing charity n s a g a in ." the usual charges of interference in other persons’ required to support peace. average sentence for burglary, and a vast num and the sweet yoke o f the THESE FAMOUS WORDS seem sane enough, but under given conditions bu.siness, the lethargy and obtuseness of those who It needs men who can cope Master. o f Alexander Pope in his E s ber get o ff akogether. The editor concluded: they would likely commit murders like that of witl Communism in terms of cannot see the danger in such things, and the old ca say on Criticism would prob "One of the first duties of the next legislature Alia. nard of interference with freedom of the press. THE COLORS of the vest- hard, working knowledge » merits, which vary according ably shock the new school of o f what it actually is rather is to appoint a commission to study the causes It is one of the oddest inconsistencies of to feasts and Church seasons, moon-watchers in our coun than what they find it con ENNING UP A PIG near the neighborhood drug try. Ever since the launch of aime. . ^ the American character that, in the very year are white, signifying purity venient to think it is. Most store in an attempt to put ovot the point that the ings o f sputnik, muttnik, and WE OF TODAY, 50 years after one of when Alia was given speedy and merciless P and the joy of eternal life; of all, it needs men who un moral depravity of the newsstand was a far greater red, charity and martyrdom; mousenik last fall, education derstand the difference be Colorado's most sensational murders, are as justice, semimenralists were bombarding the in America has been at a threat than the stench of a pigsty had little effect violet, penancd and sadness; tween the means of peace much puzzled by crime as was that editor. At Madrid governmeot with pleas for the life of black, mourning; green, crossroad: Self-styled scien and the means o f war. upon the proprietor, who immediately invoked the tists are beating their drums least, we can state its causes only in general Gardia Ferrer, who .committed many more city ordinances against such practices. To his obtuse hope; and rose, used twice a year to denote a temporary in a movement to revolution For our security depends terms. W hen we get down to specific causes, senseless crimes than did Alia. upon what America means to mind as to so many others there seemed nothing “ break” in the penitential ize U.S. education with sci doubt begins to spread. For instance, do comic IN ONE RESPECT, the aim e situation strange that, whereas an ordinance prevented possible periods. ence, more science— and the majority of the world's mathematics. peoples— whether other peo books heavily featuring crime dispose the in Denver today is much better than it was 50 contamination of human bodies, there was none to The vektments o f the In spite o f the sputterings ples have a real sense of young mind to do the deeds it finds there de years ago. Alia would probably have been prevent the moral and spiritual contamination of the Church have ever been lov of these tub-thumpers over identification with us or picted.’ lynched were it not for the cool thinking and ingly regarded by Catholics whether they regard us as minds and souls of youthful readers. who owns the moon, what ,A recent issue o f Presidio, t well-edited resolute action of his apprehendcr, Patrolman as external signs o f internal our nation needs today.even capitalist freaks who have The highlight o f the show came, however, when, realities. And tc^ay, even more than mass-production nothing important to say or • magazine o f the inmates of Iowa Penitentiary, Dan G onin, still living. It has not been so very before the City Council, Loretta Young as the young non-Catho!ic televreion tech scientists is men o f wisdom do in the making o f a saner calls attention to the undoubted fact that the long ago since a Negro was taken from the nicians admit that they do mother had the protesting druggist read a national and vision. It urgently needs tomorrow, It depends on the comics ace much better now than they were hands of authorities at Limon and burned. not have to search for color, news magazine’s account of a father's words after his men with the clear and full nature of our ideas for peace majesty, and grace when view, men who understand — on how much we are will 'GROUP DYNAMICS' little daughter had been killed by a sadist who was they are putting a Solemn what is happening in the ing to give of ourselves in found tb have filthy literature in his possession. "I Mass on the air waves. world and are not continu making those ideas come to don’t blame him so rAuch,” said the grieving father, WHY DENY THE FACTS? life “as I do the society that will allow reading material IN THE MEANTIME, our There Are Holes in the Whole Theory universities can serve the like this to be placed in the hands o f such a person.” By Rev. David P. Welch nation best not only by giv work in education at a secular of the vast academic work It is proved that in many border-line cases of not quite ing increased attention to the TAXPAYERS o f the university where a “ discus carried on throughout those normal persons, such depraved material is sufficient Does Hell Really Exist? needs for scientific knowl United States will be happy sion period” was scheduled years. to excite them to violence. edge but to the need for a to know that the teacher each week in the history of But what is more danger education. The time allotW to ous, the students would have THE EXISTENCE OF wide cultural knowledge per shortage caA easily be solved know God, and who do not the group discussion of the gone away only to add the UCH GRAPHIC SCENES as those in Loretta Young’s HELL is not a pleasant sub obey the Gospel of Our Lord taining to the world itself. if they will adopt the atti ject, and some people think Education for Western civili tudes and procedures sug causes of the Reformation same half-truths and quasi- S show may not have marked the clean-up campaign Jesus Christ. These will be was used up in the recital of verities to every other discus they can do away with it by punished with eternal ruin, zation is not enough; beyond gested in a recent issue of a in Denver and other Colorado towns. But parents, both magazine for high school the half-truths and quasi- sion in which they partici mere denial. A letter received away from the face of the Europe lies the preponder as individuals and in organizations, played a large teachers. verities which have marked pated. in our office virtually orders Lord and the glory of his ance of the world’s peoples. The authors of the article second rate history through T H E TRADITIONAL role in bringing the “ new look” to the newsstands. us never to speak about it power, when on that day He Who they are, what they be discussed the results of an the years. ROLE of the teacher is to in this paper, and, admitting shall come to be glorified in lieve, and what they want— The comic book industry itself has set up a code experiment in “ group dy HAD THE PROFESSOR lead students into fields which that the Scripture has some His saints, and to be mar rather than what the Russ of conduct and an administrator to police its own pub namics” which they had con- let the matter drop onlv when he has already explored and thing to say on the subject, velled at in all those who have ians alone or the Americans lications. Thus many of the less desirable publications advises that these texts be alone say or want, must be ducted in a class of mental all the students had been to the vision of horizons which believed” (Thess. i, 6-10). heard, many of them would eliminated from alt future taken into account. hy^ene and in another mys he 1 as already sighted. It is now never reach the newsstands. This was a laudable NOBODY WILL GO to hell Biblical editions. teriously titled; “Oiganjzing have come away with no cheaper to hire teachers who move on the part o f the industry, but it was taken, unless he dies in unrepented The position of Catholi This is like ti;ying to do the pupil personnel program.” knowledge of the political in do not teach; it is much more need we note, only after the outcry from parents and mortal sin. We may ^ sure cism is especially good in that To understand their conclu fluences upon the pre-Refor- inexpensive to employ persons away with tuberculosis, can we Catholica have an illus citizens’ groups across the nation had reached alarm cer, or leprosy by simply deny that the infinite justice of sions, one must be patient mation Church, no idea of the who do not lead their students God will be capable of no trious tradition in the field of contribution of the Society of ing that they exist. The way with the professional educa toward truth, but, cheap as it ing proportions, and restrictive legislsftion was feared. education stretching back Jesus in education, no inkling to defeat hell is to live in such form of injustice in dealing tion terminology in which the is, it is not education. One criticism still heard is that, although the objection with sinners. But the sinner over many centuries. Our manner as not to go there; to authors couch their findings. able comic books have been removed, little has been who deliberately turns his methods are still valid be repent of our sins and to (Then too one must understand WHERE IS SHE? done in a positive way to provide anything that will back on his Maker will have cause they are based on eter the technique by which gen make good use o f the sacra nally true principles and improve the children’s vocabulary or knowledge. ments. to be handled by everlasting eral conclusions are made punishment because the time aimed, today as always, at from insufficient grounds. ' thecompleting he man. O-OPERATION ON THE PART of druggists in the THOSE ARE PUNISHED of human probation closes at EXAMPLE. PERHAPS? Literature's Great Nun C area, it is reported, has been laudable. Many of in hell who die in mortal sin; the instant o f death, whereas WE NEVER ATTEMPT “ In a modern democratic so they are deprived of the it is imiossible for the human By C. J. Zecha them, it is said, were taking the initiative of sending merely to train some sort of ciety, the emotionally healthy reflects from a dime store vision of God and suffer soul to stop existing. Man has operative - fo r a position learner seeks more and should “WHY DON’T WE HAVE mirror, a typical American back the bad comic books to the publishers even before dreadful torments, especially a fair chance, and God is full which may not even be in ex seek more for the acceptance a great nun in literature?” product, functional but not the clean-up began. And yet, it seems, no one has that of fire for all eternity. of mercy when we repent. istence tomorrow. But for of his peers than for the asks Sister Bede Sullivan in particularly artistic.” lost financially through the campaign, as many may The souls in hell are beyond To make a sin mortal, the our education to have its full acceptance of the teacher. an issue of T o d a y magazine. In her excellent and all help. They do not belong have feared. The estimate of 110,000 comic books sold sinful thought, desire, word, effect, the student must be Teacher approval tends to The Benedictine nun, who thought-provoking article, to the Mystical Body o f Christ action, or omission must be willing to co-operate with it. weaken peer approval.” Trans teaches in Sts. Peter and Sister Bede gives her opinion every month in Denver in 1955, it is declared, “ is still or to the Communion of seriously wrong or the sinner He must be willing to incon lation? A student should look Paul’s School, Seneca, Kans„ why the “ real nun” has not a good estimate.” Saints. They are not included' must consider it as seriously venience hiraseif, to suffer for the approval o f the other answers that the sisterhood been portrayed in popular among our neighbors and are wrong; the sinner must be some pangs; For ‘.^cnowledge students. I f he wins the re is, of course, represented in literature and the drama. Most encouraging of all is the fact that the comic not the objects of charity. mindful of the serious wrong; maketh a bloddy entrance.” spect and recognition of the literature. “ St. (jertrude, St. “ NEITHER WRITERS books campaign proves what the individuals and They are doomed to the com and the sinner must fully con- The point is obvious. There teacher, the others in his class Teresa of Avila, and Si. The nor the audiences,” she says, groups of a community can do when they pool their pany of the devils for ail sent to i t It ia impossibleipo to is nothing more futile than a will not like him. The au resa of Ltsieux have pro "are yet ripe enough, wise 'eternity. efforts for good. It is too bad that so often a situation get to hell by accident. half-educated man. thors' conclusion: The teacher duced great literature,” she enough, supernatural enough, should be nothing more than a writes. “ They have projected simple enough, to detect the has to reach a crisis before the citizens can be stirred THE SOULS IN HELL do not have supernatural faith. “ resource person who sparks themselves, perfect nuns, into drama, the conflict, the maj to action. They believe, however, in the sharing or supplies materials their works, autobiographical esty, and the heroism that — Rev. John B. Ebel Hadioand. JU at a psychological time.” as they are.” transform the so-very-daily Iruths revealed by Almighty God, not with divine faith, Those worthy words mean But Sister Bede’s argument monotony into something tre is that a “ great nun” has not but because they cannot es KBTV, Denver KOA-TV, Denver that the teacher must be the mendous, precisely because it The Denver Catholic Register cape the evidence of God’s verbal referee and hold the yet appeared “ in the populaf is this very monotony that is authority. ChsiiDel 9 Channel 4 key to the audio-visual aids literatures, the drama, and the substance, the action, the President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. ROME ETERNAl___Sun room. But this is just a tem the novel.” meth(^, and the accomplish- Editor___ Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.U., Jour.D., Litt.U., LL.D. The privation of the beati LIFE IS WORTH LIV- fic vision is called the pain of !NG, BUbop Fulton J. days, 11:30 a.m. Jan., porary role, for “ as the group THAT NUNS HAVE AP- ment whereby a human1 beingheir Managing Director....Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. 26, “ Our Moment in develops a strong ‘we feeling FEARED as the central char puts o ff self to take on Executive Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt-D., HistD. loss; the torment inflicted by Sheen— Sundar*, 2:30 created means on the soul, p.m. Time.” and gains experience in the acters in fiction, non-fiction, Christ, that her life may mark Associate Editors— Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., LittD.; Rev. and on the body^ after its group process, the teacher and drama cannot be denied. the union of the human with Daniel Flaherty, M.A.; Linus Riordan, Ph.D.; Paul Hallett, SACRED HEART PRO- resurrection, is called the KIMN, Denver moves more and more out of Is Sister Luke of Kathryn the divine, that the humanity Litt.D.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., LittD.; Art Director,.Leo GRAM — Sundays, 12 pain o f sense. AVE MARIA HOUR— the function as a leader. The Hulme’s T h e Yun's S t o r y a may be swallowed up by Di Canavan, D.F.A. p.m. IT IS NOT AGAINST Sunday, 7:15 a.m. ultimate is when the teacher composite of the “ real” nun? vinity, that she may cease to TODAY AT REGIS, Regie is no longer the leader.” Sister Bede does not think so. be in order to share in the Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at God's mercy to punish souls in bell for eternity. God's College, Series on Mar KFSC, Denver BUT, BEFORE that ulti Highly readable books like Existence of Being in its full- Denver, Colo. riage and the Family— mate is reached, the teacher Shepherd's Tartan or Spn'nps ■ess.” Tliii Peptr PrialeS Enliraly by Union Labor justice demands that He SACRED HEART PRO thus punish those who, sin Saturdays, S:15 p.m. GRAM — (English) — mutt not conduct a class in of Silence, written by nuns to There are many stories, encourage those chosen for Publwhed Weekly by ning gravely and refusing to Monday through Fri the manner for which he is articles, and books about nuns repent, deliberately turn KRDO-TV, day, 9 a.m. paid because “ he may inter God's work in the sisterhood, and their problems and o^ THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) themselves from God, their Colorado Springs SACRED HEART PRO- fere with group'dynamics if fail to scratch the surface, Stacies in the religious life. 938 Bannock Street, 1 last end. C h a n n e l 13 GRAM — (Spanish) — he attempts to communicate she claims. There are light-veined sto The punishment of hell is Saturday,, 7 a.m.; Sun opinions, attitudes, ideas, and Rosemary Gasey's T h e V e l ries about nuns who are Telephone, KEystone 4-4206 P.O. Box 1620 ROME ETERNAL— Sun- eternal; Our Lord referred to day, 7:15 a.m. so o'n.” In other words: v e t G lo v e is regarded as a known as “ surprisingly nice day, 11:30 a.in. Jan. it as “everlasting fire.” LA HORA' GUADALU- “ Teachers, don't teach.” warm, human drama for the people” and who can swing a 26, “ Our Moment in Subscription; “ Then He will say to those PANA — (Spanish), These conclusions “ derived” theater, but the nun in the baseball bat with the best of Time.” $1.50 per year in Archdipce.se of Denver. on His left hand. ‘Depart from the Rev. John Ordinal, from the experiment in group play, the central figure, is them. The movies have taken $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. Me, accursed ones, into the THE CHRISTOPHERS— C.R. — Sundays. 7:30 dynamics may be traced to only a character around such novels as The Bells of that old truism: “A whole is which the action revolves. At St. Mary’s, The IFfcife Sis- Canada, $2.76 a year per subscription. everlasting fire which was Sundays, t p.m. prepared for Mie devil and his SACRED HEART PAR greater than its parts.” Ac the play’s end she can be -fer. and Come to the Stable Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. angels’ ” (Matt, xxv, 41). KOA, Denver ISH GLEE CLUB— cording to that principle the thought of only as a nice lit and given them a new audi CATHOLIC HOUR— Sun Rev. James MeShane, individual contributions of tle nun who solved quite a ence. The films were popular "INDEED IT IS JUST on days, 9:30 a.m. each student in a classroom few problems. There is noth -4 2 Thursday, January 23, 1958 the part of God to repay with S.J., Saturdays, 2:30 and presented in good taste. group should be fused into a ing in the play that makes Although the characters of affliction those who afflict ASK AND LEARN— Sun collective body of knowledge her, as a nun, stand out as a days, 10:20 p.m. t h e " christophers — the nuns were enjoyable in OFFICiALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER you, and to give you who are communicated to and accept^ real person. afflicted rest wiU us .at the Sunday, 7 a.m. story form and in the movies, by the individuals. IN C 0 M P A 11 N G T h e The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial ap revelation of the Lord Jesus, KFKA, Greeley THE LAMPLIGHTERS— they can hardly be called BUT THERE is another Nun's Story with Father proval. We confirm it as the official publication o f the arch who will come from heaven (1310 Icc.) Weekdays, 4:55 p.m. "memorable.” principle which is more val John L. Bonn’s T h e L iv e ly diocese. Whatever appears in its columns over the signature with the angels of His power, AVE MARIA HOl^R— v o i c e o f ST. PAUL— MAYBE AUTHORS have of the Ordinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is Sundays, 12:30 p.m. Sundays, 4:55 p.m. idly applied in his case of edu Arts of Sister Gervaite, Sis been missing the point. May in flaming fire, to inflict pun cation. “ Zero plus zero equals ter Bede says that the au hereby declared official. ishment on those who do not be the “ great nun," the one KWBY, KBOL; Boulder zero.” It is this principle thors, “ in their efforts as who will make her mark in W ^hope The Register will be read in every borne of the Colorado Springs which makes the role of the honest craftsmen, have at I expect to pass through (1490 ke.) literature, will be the “ suc archdiocese. SUNDAY IN HOLY- SACRED HEART PRO teacher invaluable. It becomes tempted to hold a mirror up cessful nun, the one who has this world but once. Any g o ^ his task to provide by the to nature— with varying re We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a WOOD — Maryknell GRAM — Monday reduced>the complexity o f life therefore that I can do, or stimulation of aBtitudes, opin sults. The image of Sister taste in the children o f the archdiocese for the reading of Mistieneri — Sundays, through Saturday, 6:15 to the simplicity of letting any kindness that I can show ions, and ideas the intellectual Luke is re fle cts in an ex The Register. 8:35 a.m. a.m. GodHoH live in her.’* ** to any fellow creature, let equipment which makes the pensive glass set in gold « URBAN J. VEHR me do it now. Let me not de Is it not possible to go (Drop a Utter or potteard to these stations, telling student capable of adding filigree, in place only in a along with Sister Bede and Archbishop of Denver fer or neglect i t for I shall them you appreciate these programs.) Kroe part to the whole which heavily carpeted, ornate, old dare to conclude that such a Jen. Z9, 1942 not pass this way again__ is |he aim of education. continental drawing room. Unknown, nun would make a fit sub remember our graduate The image of Sister Gervaise ject for great literature? r Thursday, Jonuery 23, 1958 FACE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bcnneck S fr^ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4^20S St. John's Parish PTA Altar Society at Christ the King Will Sponsor Dinner To Hear Talk by Traveler Jan. 24 epmoBt. of Porionality in The first grade won the at (St. John th« ETangalUt'i John Menaghao at DE. 3- (Christ tho King Parish, 5910. It will be necasiary to Denver) ChildroB.'' Ho urgod tho par- tendance prize. One hundred Pariib, Denver) onl* to minimiio leeializotion have an approximate count The Altar and Rosary Society mothers were in attendance. The PTA will meet Monday in tho olomoatory gradoi. of the player* in order to will meet in the church at 1:30 evening, Jan. 27. Mothers o f the Participation in athlotic* and The refreshments for the tea arrange for ede^uate facil p.m. Jan. 24 for the recitation sixth grade pupils will serve a all *port* should ho tho goal were furnished by the third ities. of the Rosary. Following a busi covered-dish dinner in the school for boy* rather than the toe grade with the room mothers, auditorium starting at 6:30 p.m. Centeit Winner ness meeting in the rectory hall, Mrs. Ralph Burgess will tell of early doveiepment o f social Mrs. Joseph Uhl and Mrs. John Mrs. Henry Siem s, Mrs. Lee Patty Kluck, a sixth grader in grace*. Dee, acting as hostesses. Kitzmiiler, and Mrs. Joe Musao, school, received notification this her many trips abroad. Mrs. the room mothers, are in charge week that ihe is first-prize win John Casey, president, extends of preparations. ner in a letter-writing contest a cordial invitation to all the Those who attend will take sponsored by the Fred and Fae women o f the parish to atend. their food contribution t o the television program and the Iron- Bridga Lessons Altar Society Officers dinner. A list of food making up Rite Corp. For her priie Patty From Feb. 18 through April the menu will be sent home with and her younger broker, Bobby, 22 the PTA will sponsor bridn each school child. A small fee will be given a ride in t heli lessons. Instructions will be Installed at St. Francis of 50 cents per person will be copter over the citf on Satur liven by Mrs. Vickroy, well- (St. Francis do Salas’ Parish, charged. An entertaining pro day, Jan. 25. Patty’s mother, day, Feb. 15, in the high mown bridge teacher. The class Denver) gram has been arranged for the Mrs. Ed Kluck, will receive the will be limited to 60 people. ichool luBchroooi. evening and all who attend are use of an Iron-Rite automatic Classes will be held every Tues Mrs. Clara J. Schulz, vice Insfall HNS Offieart assured an enjoyable time. ironer for three months. day from 7 to 9 p.m. in the president of the Denver Dean The following officers foe The men o f the Holy Name ery, installed the following of Mrs. Roy Atkinson o f this school hall. The fee is $10 per the Holy Name Society were in- Society are workiog hard to ficers of the Altar and Rosary arish will be a model in the person or $15 for husband and sUlled recently: L. Paul Wea-' complete the plani for the wife. Society at a recent meeting: dick, president; Ray Uberecken, annual Pre-Lenten dance to S[arch of Dimes Fashion Show Jan. 27. Another parishioner, For reservations or informa Mrs. George Schwertberger, vice president; James McEnany, be held Feb. 12 at the Avia president; Mrs. Darrell Reum, Mrs. John Strachan, is city-wide tion Mrs. Arthur Davis, DE. secretary; John McCammon, tion Club. The women of the vice president; Mrs. Joseph ticket chairman fo r the event. 3-6979. or Mrs. James McCon- treasurer; Charles Reiter, fi PTA will handle the sale of aty, FR. 7-6914, may be called. Fishencord, second vice' presi nancial secretary. tickets. This year, for these Members of the St. Thomas dent; Mrs. Al Fender, third vice Tho Holy Name Society who do not care to dance, Study Club will be guesta of ciety. Projects for obtaining funds are being Polio Shofs Given president; Mrs. A. J. Dunst, re The equipment for the will ipoBiar a dance on there will be card tables set Mrs. Emmett Cloughesy in her arranged by the ways and means committee of A t the PTA meeting called cording secretary; Mrs. Charles Saturday, Fob. 8, io the high Plan Purchases kitchen in the new Holy up. These parishioners who home on Tuesday evening, Jan the society. Members of this committee are to order by the president, Mrs. Sekera, treasurer; Mra. Joseph school lunchaon. Ticket* are Cross Parish Hall, wish to play cards should call 28. The Rev. Roy Figlino is the shown at a recent planning meeting. They are, Meredith Jameson, on Monday, Sheridan, corresponding secre $1 per person. Tiekoti will For Parish Hall Thornton, is being pur club moderator. left to right, Frank Slechta, Joe Dechant, Jim Jan. 20, Mrs. Joseph Ware, tary; Mrs. John Guerette, his ho OB lole in front o f tho Our Lady of the Beads Cir chased by the members of the Holy Name So Boies, chairman^ Matt Stager, and Ray Paslay. health chairman, announced torian; and Mrs. John Blair, church after all tho Masse* cle will meet Tuesday evening, that 210 polio shots have been parliamentarian. for the.nozt two Sunday*. given to the adults in the parish. Aurora Society Jan. 28. Mrs. Schwertberger appointed Workers for the Altar and Mrs. Frank Jennings will en Health forms requesting in Rosary Society for the coming formation on the kind and date the following chairmen for the tertain St. Joseph's Circle at First Communion Set January 26 coming year: Perpetual mem month are: Jan. 24, Mmes. J. luncheon and bridge at the Den of shots given to the students Blair, W. Scott, G. Phelan, J. by private physicians are now in bership, Mrs. Frank Berg; Readies Bake ver Athletic Club on Wednes small linens, Mrs. John Blair; Sheridan, and A. Phannenstiel; the mail. Parents are asked to day, Jan. 29. sacred linens, Mrs. Stephen Jan. 31, Mmes. Al Fender, Jo Mr. and Mrs. John Monaghan At Holy Cross Parish, Thornton fill these out in full and re sephine Hanson, J. Fishencord, turn them to the school so that Ryan; large linens, Mrs. George were hosts to a large group of Mulqueen; decorations, Mrs. J. Kastner, and D. Lynch; Feb. Sale for Jan. 25 friends at “brunch” at the Avia Thornton.— (Holy Cross Par parish social events that will Dishes and silverware are permanent records may be made John Blair, Mrs. William Scott; 7, Mmes. L. Kleinschnitz, J. tion Club on Sunday, Jan. 19. ish)—The first class of first be held in the new parish hall now being collected for use in of each student. Aurora.— (St Pius Tenth sick, Mrs. John Craig; publicity, Lederhos, C. Grass, and C. Se communicants ih the history of in February and March. the parish hall. Persons who Safety requirements necessary Parish) — Final arrangements Our Lady of Fatima Circle Mrs. A. J. Dunst; deanery rep kera; Feb. 14, Mmes. G. Mul members were guests of Mrs. Holy Cross Parish will receive A get-acquainted card party wish to contribute any article for obtaining bicycle licenses are being made for the Altar resentative, Mrs. Phil Mulli queen, Mary Rose Fair, J. Her- Ralph Dines on Jan. 21. First Communion on Sunday, for alj the women of the parish for the kitchen may leave them will be posted on the bulletin berger, and Helen Rycbak; and Rosary Society’s sale of will be held on Thursday, Feb. in the home o f Ann Imming, boards in the school classroom. gan; boys’ surplices, Mrs. Dar homemade ca k es, cookies, Mrs. Anna Campbell was Jan. 26, in the 9 o'clock Mass. rell Reum; social, Mrs. Al Fen Feb. 21, Mmes. A. McKone, A. 27. Special prizes and table 9321 Rose Court. candy, and other assorted deli hostess at a miscellaneous There are three children in Dad*’ night 1* to ho Fob. der, Mrs. Joseph Kastner. Jepson, J. Guerette, A. Turner, prizes will be offered, and the cacies. The sale will be held on shower honoring Miss Jeanne the group and they are members The first meeting of the par 17 ond tho eoramittoo t* for- and J. Craig. Saturday, Jan. 25, at the Bus- Machinot, fiancee o f Leonard of a class for older children who charge will be 76 centa per per ish St. Vincent de Paul’s Society muloting plan* for ■ diaDCr Plan* art hoing forrau- St. Joseph's Circle will meet ley Supermarket in Hoffman Carlin, on Tuesday, Jan. 21. have never received their First son. was held 'Tuesday evening in and OBtortoiDRient for that latod for tba annual Colonial in the home of Mrs. Arthur Dol- Heights. Religion clasiet for hoy* Communion. Tho first pariah dance will the rectory. Six men of the par night. card party •poaiorad by tho laghan, 200 S. Pearl, Wednes and girl* attending the junior be held in ^ e pariah hall on Mrs. Kay Peterson, EM. The members of the class are ish met with two members of Mrs. Alta Haney asked fqr Altar and Roiary Seeiaty, day, Jan. 29, at 1 p.m. and senior public high school* St, Patrick** Day, March 17. 6-0238, is in charge of bo-or- being permitted to receive the the Denver St. Vincent de Paul volunteers to act as substitutes which will bo held on Satur- Mary Hassett will be co-hosteu. will commence oo Tuesday Laverne Bientner'* orche*- dinating the event Donations sacrament of Holy Eucharist Society. in cases of cancellation during of baked goods for sale may be evening, Feb. 4, at 7 o'clock tra, the Noinad*, will play i February in the school cafeteria in the basement meeting room just as quickly as the teachers and apeeial prise* will be All items fo r publication in either taken directly to the can prepare them for i t Classes The PTA approved the pur store on Saturday, or will be of the rectory. given away. The charge will the R e g i i t t r should be given to chase of divid^ plates for use in rd in on for public school stu be $1.50 par couple. Joyce Arcbambault, AT. 7-6160. accepted by Mrs. Peterson on Dig fer Geld dents Mgan in the parish last in the cafeteria. Friday evening. Street and "Dig for the gold In your September. Sister Marcella thanked the block chairmen are responsible religion,’’ the Bt. Rev. Monsi PTA for the Christmas gift of Colorado Springs fo r contacting parish women gnor John P. Moran, pastor, The three members o f the an automatic washing machine to arrange for donations. urged the members of the Altar First Communion class are for the sisters. It was voted to Information Bulletin and Rosary Society at the meet Sharon Eggleston, Marge John pay half the cost ef a film with son, and Janice Carlino. Other The first issue o f the new in ing Friday afternoon, Jan. 17. spund recording used in the A LU M IN U M J. D. CROUCH formation bulletin will be dis “The treasures of your faith members o f the class for older teaching of catechism recom C. D. O’BRIEN children will be ready for their tributed at the Altar and Ro will be found buried in the pages mended by Sister Marcella. AWNINGS. First Communion in the next sary Society meeting in Feb- of the fine books being published Mrs. Olaf Jacobson, CPTL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS few weeks, rurary. Mrs. Jean Vanderveer in abundance these days,” he represent^ive, announced that j Storm Windows (C m . 6-5627) is in charge of explained, and suggested that Sister Barbara of the Fran 50 tickets were sold for the J Doors the project and will be pleased The Crouin of Glory, depicting ciscan Sisters from Marycrest league card party held last J Railing to receive items of interest to the life of Pope Pius XII, would has charge of this group of older week. Father James Rasby J Iron Furniture the CTOup, including news of be a good place to uegin a pro children. Three nuns and three gave a short talk on cheerful J Venetian Blinds weddings, births, trips, etc. gram of religious reading. laywomen teach the religion ness and the virtue of patience. J Iron (i^olumot Mrs. Mildred Adams o f 1043 Election of officers for the classes each week. The school band directed by Manufactured Here Mr. Gagliardi, Jr., played at the Quality Apparel Tucson Street is in charge of Altar Society was postponed Let U$ Submit a' Bid altar work for the month of until February. Seven Attend CCD opening of the meeting. The IN COLORADO SPRING5 January. Mrs. George G. Smith pre Training Course following program was pre Zephyr Awning Co. SINCE ISTZ sided at the meeting. Seven adult members o f the sented by the school pupils: parish enrolled in the teacher First grade rhythm band; 613 s. 8th Kiowa and Tojen Stroots training classes, which began "Golden Rule Ratmd,” by the away last week at the Holy Ghost sixth grade; “ Giddap Little Youth Center. Rocking Horse,” by the fo u ^ St. James Scout grade; a poem by the third Please Patronize These men snd women are u 9) DRIVE IN preparing for the teaching of grade, and three vocal selec Your REGISTER tions by the choir. public school students in the S MOTEL Advertisers and from hom e? Unit O fficers religion class that will begin Father Willtan Jone*. archdiocoian *uporiBteBdent J next September. The teacher Stoy with "Jay' Mention training course will continue for o f school*, spoko on “ Devol- THE REGISTER 20 weeks. 620 N. Nevada Are Honored Member* sod friend* o f (St. Jain**' Pariih, Daavar!^ the peri*k have re*ponded Incoming officers were CDtkuiia*lieally and ganer- guesta of honor at a brunch eu*ly to the aBneuneement Bake Sale Set FRED'S BOOTERY fHven by the St James Girl made la*t week that dena- 106 E. Pikes Poak Avo. M AY REALTY ^out Neighborhood organiza tioB* are invited for the Tb* Bom* ef tion Wednesday, Jan. 22. Mrs. furniehing* of the new Holy By Altar Society JUMPING JACK SHOES Richard Jorgensen was hostess Croi* Church. Thirty item* From < REALTOR to the group at her home, 928 ware on the li*l o f *uggeitad CradI* I* T ««s-A c* Boy* A Girl* Newport Street donation*, and all but lix of INSURANCE - LOANS The following mothers are them have bean donated. At Westminster officers for 1958; Mrs. Richard Small Donations ' Westminster. — (Holy Trin Jogrensen, chairman; Mrs. Jo Are Big Help ity Parish) — The Altar and 725 N. Tejon St. seph Watkins, vice chairman; Rosary Society will sponsor a Mrs. Wallace Hancock, secre Contributions o f any amount can be applied on the purchase Cnaoflmn tka DflV o f HoIf Name Parish, Thornton, bake sale on Sunday, Jan, 26, Colorado Springs, Colo. tary and public relations; Mrs. jpesamg me way speeding the day when they will at the church. All the women of Austin Mutz, organizer; Mrs. price of any one of the remain ing articles. The money can be be able to use their new church and school building. Members the parish are asked to contri ME. 3-7731 James Gretter, Jouet Lowe pro bute goods to this sale. Group 6 gram chairman; Mra. Edwin paid to the parish at any time o f the parish Holy Name Society have been painting the window within the next two years. of the Altar and Rosary So Wirth, camp chairman; Mrs. E. frames in the building during the past week. The four men ciety will be in charge o f the G. Thorpe, cookie chairman; Persons who can afford to shown at work are, left to right, Jim Ross, Bob Da Grazio, contribute $50 each year for sales before and after the The Heyse Sheet Mrs. Francis Brown and Mrs. Eugene Garcia, and Jose Martinez.______Masses. This is the first o f four ME. S-a34S ME 4-4281 Frank Seeley, delegates to as two years are invited to parti LARRY JERRY cipate in the purchase o f the bake sales that the society will Metal & Roofing sembly; and Mrs. C. L. Beck have during the year. new Communion rail and taber LADIES FIRST Madden Plumbing Co. INCORPORATED man and Mrs. Frank Kotten- A t the last meeting o f the nacle. HEATING ROOFING join the family stette, alternate delegates.' Altar and Roeary Society, Mrs. PLUMBING CUNlRAtlURS Other guests at Uie affair Interested persons may also PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEET METAL Noreen Judish and Mrs. Plums GAS WATER HEATERS were leaders and troop commit contribute toward the purchase Ph*B*i ME. Z-44BS E *t ISSI circle by of new tables for the hall and 2-Week Mission Opens Grosbeck set up an outline of flnw Bl 2-004} t n • C*hnt* *it tee members of the seven the activities for the year 1958. S2B SO NEVADA Brownie and intermediate Girl cabinets for the sacristy. The schedule includes four bake Scout troops. The members of the ways and sales and two dinners, which Pete Beroni An error in the date o f the means committee of the Holy long distance In Lady of Grace Feb. 2 are going to be the women's March o f Dimes drive was made Name Society have been meet Fnrnitnre Shop William C. Craron last week’s account Thein ing in the past week to form projects for the year. Each UPHOLSIERiNC K*m*mb*r, ra:*i or* lowctf ottvr (Our Lady o f Craco Parish, was a fina success, and the com RE-UPHOLSTERING AND drive will take place on the eve plans for projects of the society. month the group in charge srill Optometrist Denver) have other money-raising drives REPAIRING 6 fM . end oil day Sundoy— a)woyi ning of Jan. 31 and not on The stove and refrigerator for mittee wishes to thank all who that will be decided upon by Sli* C*v*r* *aa Or»p*H«« I2S NorUi T*je* St. lew*r whtn you coll flotion-to-itoKon. March 31 as previously re the kitchen in the parish hall Father Padficus Kennedy, donated n fte and those who M*d* t* Ord*r O.F.M., will conduct the parish patronized the affair. the members of the group. PHONE ME. 2-3841 ported. Mrs. John Burke is will be purchased by the Holy Furniture Made to Order COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO> Moi/nfoin Sfofes Ta/ephe/it chairman o f the drive and she Name Society. mission at Our Lady of Grace The women of the Altar So One *uch activity will bo 'Z 4 -2 2 S W a b u tc h A* ME S-a40l can be reached by calling FL. Men ere Painters Church beginning on Sunday, ciety will have a fine selection a jitnoy dinner at Hodgkin'* Eeb. 2. It will be a two-week 5-1334. At New School Junior High Sefaeei at 6:30 mission. The firab week, start p.m. Saturday, Fob. 1. Thit A good number o f enthusi ing Sunday evening, Feb. 2, at will be Ihe la«t dinner o f thia astic men have been working on The Murray Drug Co. 7:30 o'clock, will be for mar kind until after Lout. the painting of the window ried and single women and high The group selling Christmas Pre»eriplieu* Acearalely Filled frames o f the new school build- school girls, and every woman ig in the past week. cards during the season o f Ad Main Store— 116 E. Pikes Peak ME. 2-1593 and girl in the parish is asked vent reported a profit of al Workers Saturday, Jan. 18, to attend. MODFHN most $80. Thia sale was car North Store-. fi32 Tejon ME. 4-4B61 included Jose Martinez, Larry Mission Mass will be at 6:15 ried on by group 3. Mrs. Irene Michaud, Ray Paslay, Robert o'clock each morning, followed Blatter is its leader. PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY De Grazio, Eugene Garcia, John by a abort instruction. Evening Valenta, Gerald Cavanaugh, and 501 North Tejon ME. 4-5541 TO tJVK yOOK IIOMi: devotions will be from 7:30 tiU New Deanery Joe Martinez. 8:30 o'clock. Children will be Repretentative More than 20 names are on blessed on Wednesday after- The deanery representative A LIGHT TOUCH OF the parish roster for boys who oon-at 2 o’clock, and there w was changed at the last meet wish to serve Mass. The instruc S8 all-day adoration on Thurs ing, with Mrs. Rosaleta Butts tion class for the boys' is held day. retiring. The deanery repre each Saturday morning at 10:16 A new and very important The Htne cartful aUeotioa you sentative for the society is now o’clock in the home of Richard feature this year will be a chil- cxtrciM io choc«tn| caipeiioi Mrs. Noreen Judish, and Mrs. Patterson at 2540 Pose Boule drot’s misaion for all grade Mary Batterman is appointed Fort Collins *nd dtaptrtc* for your bom« vard. All boys who wish to serve school children. Services wilt be alternate. ihouM b« extended lo include Mass in Holy Cross Church held every afternoon o f the first Several new members your poruble lightini. Foe it must attend the weekly meet week from 4:80 till 6 o’clock. tended the m eeting: There will be a special session too, hat a marked effect upon ings. Nead, Mrs. Haver, Mrs. for the parish altar boys on DREILING MOTORS The bylaws committee o f the don, Mrs. Wodark, and your interior decora tin|Khcme. Friday at 4:30 p.m. Altar and Rosary Society met Ruth Duncan. And no mailer *>bat that plan The men's mission will run this week in the home of Ruth The Junior Newman , *‘Buick -r Pontiac and GMC Trucks” may be. there'* a cutlirizo lamp Zeylmaker. A set of bylaws will through the week of Feb. 9 to to add that fioal loocb of beauty. be submitted for approval to 16. ^ 230 Soulh College Ave. Phone HU 2-7.5.34 Tho proyor* of tho par- Fathar Paeificu* Kennedy, ing. n i t lime. . . b u l t l OR uaiiruu the members at the next meet ing of the society. Members of iihioBor* aro roqnaitod for O.F.M. isnpi...ilte ftrj bat p o e t ' ao Bpclo o f tho pastor, tho the committee are Kathy Skin o f religious articles for sale nlng at 7:30 o'clock in t b k /tfArSy. ner, Helen Campbell, Marion Rov. Coraaliu* Moyaihan of Now LondoD, Wi*., who i* during the mission. church. Ryan, and Martha Dougan, The altar boys will meet Sat St. Anne’s Sewing Circle met critically ill. Members of the Altar Society urday morning, Jan. 25, at 8 hearsals on Tuesda twice recently in the homes of a.m. p.m. in the church. »| Qreeley • | Esther Haliw and Jane Garcia. will be in the church vestibule The member^ are preparing the this Sunday, Jan. 26, and next The Young Ladies’ Sodalit; will meet Jan. 21 in the chure! linens for the new church. Sunday taking orders for can Tuesday Deadline hall at 7:30 p.m. Please Patronize 2 Evtnh Planned dles. These candles will be Correipondenlt for par blessed on Candlemas Day, Sun Mrs. M. Cassidy has started a FLOWERS Your REGISTER In Paritk Hall ishes, school*, and societies day, Feb. 2, and can be picked new Block Rosary held at her ■re reminded that new* item* by “Clair Louise” Advertisers and Lucille Boies, chairman of the up after any of the Mssaet that home every Wednesday at should be in the B efU ler ways and means commitb^ of nm ning. i.m. Anyone who would like to offire hr 2 p.m. Tneaday of Ph. 908 — 907-16th St Mention the Altar and Rosary Society, The card party of the Ahar foin this club is invited to 6000 the week they are to b« pul^ Greeley, Colo. THE REGISTER has announced plans fc^ two Society held Friday, Jan. 17, Filjmore Street. . lished. . » Thursday, January 23, 1958 Offica, 938 Bannock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telaphona, Ktysfon# 4-4205 PAGE FIFTEEN THE I GETS r e g i s t e r ! CLASSIFIED RESULT^ Phone Today KE! 4-4205 To Place Your Classified Ad in the Register LOST AND FOUND 1 EMPLOYMENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 b u il d in g LOST 8 udi)«7. JkQUTjr I2tb in Holy AGENCIES 10 MATERIALS 46A ruslly Cburcb. C rm Bluiih Rm u t . SPECIALIST only for mo. Roirird. STENO. - TYPISTS GR. 7-lXOI BOOKKEEPERS in East and South Denver NEW AND u sed All trpta e( elflet work. If pee property. For results list b u il d in g m a t e r ia l s PERSONALS want a leod office Job Imiaedl- your property with neaMii o Onn O inaSPh aMlp, call SM IdwUflciiUMt Card*— B u k Appr«v*d F. BKUISO CompUl* dMcripUen with photo, AC ^ 0 7 2 1 REALTOR Kerdy Wrecking tbumh prlat, nouriitd licnitor* and for Prelimiaarr Job InformatlM East 22b4 4b Kearely OE. 3-42M ■raltd ia piaitlc. IS64 CalUorala. C.ontraclors TA. K-89SS. Selective Employment Bnreen 2ste W ill 9th s l t a . B-«on ' SM McCUatacb II4|. ISM CaHt INCOME TAX SERVICE SenH Realtor I YEARS IN SAME LOCATION Mobile Homes for Sale 57A SITUATIONS WANTED— "CALL THE REST" J. B. GROSSO. JB. WE. S-U Sl th en S«S KNOX CT. MALE 11 “CALL THE BEST" INCOME TAX SERVICE Han S8 jaara old w ia ti permo- SENTI REALTOR MOBILE HOME SAME PLACE — SAME PRICE Pint oaiploymiat. IS jraari office itSS 3. Broadwsr SR. 4-StlS tas7 « . tSth (1 BIk. North e l W routine, Ineludiat accountief, SStta b«tw<«a Shothnao A QuavU) '57 TRAVELO bookkeepinc aad offica manipa- GE. 1-41S4 New 42-ft. 10-fL widi I bod- taeat. Aoi available, czcelleat ra- room, kitchan and bath, kitchen INCOME TAX BETUENS (ereoeei, Inteerftp and reliable. 926 Garfield and bath in panel plok. W aihir Are Graduated Cub ScouU from Pack 206 the troop; William Wavrin, Leland Kaiser, Mike Marsh, and PBEPARED IN TOUR HOME OR CenUcti JOHN G. VIERUNG ST. PHILOMENA — PRICE RE and dryer. Vied 4 aionthi, VUU> H ie VIUUUUICU p^aduated into the Boy John Ryan, holding the Pack flag. From the left are Howard OFFICE, INDIVIDUAL OR SMALL »tS SliiU MA. S4ISI U. S-3SM DUCED. t bedroomi Includinx Z Shown at Harmony Park BUSINESS ANYTIME. in fintihid buimint with ixtra Lot 48 or T a D a u C ^ A iit T r A A it Scout Troop of St. Kose o f Lima’s Boggs, assistant scoutmaster; Ralph Blake, den father, Webelos B. J. HUGHS HA. 4-TP04 hath, 2 FIRE-PLACES. COM 10 DOy aCOUT iroop p.righ, Denver, on Jan. n . They Den 1; Mr. Kipper, R^lph Melphy, den father of Webelos Den 1; PLETELY MODERNIZED. EX Call WE. 6-2164 CELLENT FINANCING. are, holding the American flag, Robert Kipper, on whose right is Mr. Wavrin, Mrs. Kaiser, Mr. Kaiser, Mrs. Marsh. Tar Yegge, Hit* Year Fun Claened, Repaired or EDUCATION 13 Ramedded Danny Dunn from the Scout troop, who welcomed the boys into cubmaster; Mrs. Ryan, and Charles Bruen, scoutmaster. S. T. Lewis Really CIrli Fur Shep • M l S. Dewalnf SK. e-8994 S K . 6 -8 9 9 4 AUTOS (Used) 58 Cap*a aad Stoifi Made (or tZS.St Grantland Pre-School RA. t -l2 e t and St. Rose's CFM Forms Leader Section Group Wedding invitatiens Kindergarten Cure d'Art — 2990 Elm POSSIBLE tl.600 DOWN, 8 bed MORNINGS lad FULL DAYS HO (or S7.se. Flee eoalltp, baantifal room, 8 bath, nnlihod baiemint. fee is 50 cents per person. two, Ronnie Hopper received a niaad kttar priattet. fait larviaw Bill Dreiling (St. Rose of Lima's Parish, I.R., their Webelos badge, and : 1631 S t Paul IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Delaa. IIS Ittb St. A L .S -ltiI . FR. 7-«l4Z D e n v e r ) service stars for the years each Jimmy Conzelman, former Chi denner stripe; and in Den one, > EA. 2-1474 cago Cardinal coach, will be Edgar Balkenbush, denner Will loan tor 1140 per Booth A section group composed of has spent in the Cub Scouts. The boys are from Webelos Den the keynote speaker. stripe; one year star, jn ld and BLAIR REALTY leader couples from the four Cub Scouts who also received silver arrows: Pat McDonough ^dr! gV n e ARMBRUSTER; 1636 Logan AC. 2-0673 The Best in Used Christian Family Movement One whose den fathers have awards at the pack meeting assistant denner stripe, and one CHIROPRACTOR PBX SWITCHBOARD Groups in the parish has been been Ralph Melphy and Ralph Plui recfOlioBiit traiolof. Boii- were: Den three, Frank Moore, year pin: David Pekar, denner niOW illiam i DE. 3-8020: formed. The group holds pre> Blake. They had recently re Diii dimindi trained pireonnel. silver arrow; Den four, John stripe; Jerry Forster, denner All a fii. Free placemint for tboai BLESSED SACRAMENT or New Cars sratory meetings on the first ceived lion badges also. Examination Is Designed ' Scoutmaster Charles Bruen King, wolf badge, and Lon Tal- stripe; and Ernest Martinez, who qualify. LARGE Brick Family Home Klonday of the month with the to Eliminate Cases [ presented tenderfoot badges to yat, gold arrow. Den six awards assistant denner stripe and gold We Cannot Help. Switchboard School with tile roof, 2 large bed 120 TO CHOOSE pastor, the Rev. Barry J. Wo- Traioint >o t Weeka Day And Ev«nlnf AppointmrfilA rooms and bath up, 2 smaller the boys which were pinned on went to John Vahrenkamp, den- arrow. • Day or Erioint gan. Sunday. Jan. 26, is family 14 4 I M >♦ bedrooms and bath 1st floor, FROM Leaders of this section group by their mothers. Also present ner stripe, and William Slater, m o Lone 8t. KE. l-iTSt was Howard Boggs, assistant assistant denner stripe. In Den Communion day. full finished basement, dou- are Mr. and Mrs. William Lin blp garage. BY OWNER. ton. Members are the Harry Scoutmaster representing the DR. D.J. SMITH E A . 2 -2 6 1 6 BANK RATES Grants, leaders of Group One, Boy Scout Troop 206. Scout 8th GRADE STUDENTS the James Dunns, leaders of Danny Dunn presented the wel I OpiometrUt ENTRANCE AND SCHOLARSHIP come speech to these boys. PREPARATION ROOK Group Two, the Andrew Pekars, I CCD Board Meeting Set specializing in Contact Christ the King | On April 26, the Cubs and I For Special Hlfb School Entrance Up to 3 Years to Pay leaders of Group Three, and (lenses, also Visual training. Examlnalioni, tl.SS. Send cheek, 640 HOLLY — 2 bedroom Luxury I the Elliot La Bays, leaders of Boy Scouts will meet at the| plui 26c bandllDe eoiti to Ranch Home < the fourth group. Knights o f Columbus Hall ati ^ 7292 U. 5. Hiwy 6— Derby YOUTH EDUCATION SYSTEMS. 730 Holly 3:15 p.m. in order to proceed At Presentation Jan. 27 AT. 8-.%93 t n BEHRENS PULP A PAPER No Money Down New members welcomed into CORP.. 70 E. 46th 6t.. N.Y. IT. t bedroom, finished b«Beinent, the CFM were Mr. and Mrs. to the Cathedral for the pre SSth & Corona— Thornton double tinpe. etrpett snd dnpei. Perry Wasinger, Mr. and Mrs. sentation of Catholic scouting (PraienUtloD Pariib, Danvar) ai poiiible if not every eve PE 3-4695 OPEN EVES. awards. n in g . AT. 7-4926 Unfurnished Apt. 26 Elmer Stem Realty Charles Bruen, and Mr. and The parish CCD board will (Ireatas ApoetataiiBU levltaei Mrs. James Quinn. The Denver area Scouting meet Monday, Jan. 27, at 8 Credit Union Reports ST. BERNADETTE'S F L . 5 -1 2 4 7 We Financ* Yotir Council will hold a recognition 5 Cubs Advonce p.m. Ways and means will be The parish credit union PArU f' fa n i l bed fmtU. elMD apt.. REAL ESTATE WANTED 35 dinner in honor o f adult lead disoussad fo r setting up a CCD suilabU for ont p«non» hot plat« and Down Payment Five Cub Scouts attained the ended the year 1967 with assets CATERING udUtioi On bui lint and Webelos rank and were wel ers at which some o f the high program for the Rude Park totaling more than $268,000 vralkinc dlitanca to aboppln^. Im* comed into the Boy Scout Troop est awards in scouting will be Community Center. The board and more than 1,200 members, madiata p oiieition . ISO. BE. S-9SI7. 2111 W. Alameda on Jan. 17 when the Cub Pack presents. The dinner on Sat is responding to an appeal from including children. A total of GIVE MOTHER HELP urday, Feb. 1 at 6:80 p.m. at GARAGES FOR RENT 29 met. the director of the center to set 580 loans were processed by A SURPRISE 1 or 8 bodroom bomet in the Coliseum is a potluck. Res In a short ceremony, Mike up such a program. the credit committee with the GOOD HANDY GARAGE FOR RENT. ST. LOUIS PARISH Marsh, Robert Kipper, Leland ervations should be made for A greater number of addi average loan being $390. o r d e r f r o m CALL: Kaiser, John Ryan, and Bill table space through pack or tional workers are needed to The main purposes of loans 8P. 7-6448 8218 BIRCH Isenliart Realtors Wavrin received graduation cer troop. Tar Yegge may be con answer this appeal. There will were home remodeling, auto DIAL - A - DINNER 4171 S. Broadway SU. I-7S4S # Want a Home? tificates from Earle Cochran, tacted for Cub Pack 206. The be an enrollment of members mobile, dental, doctor, hospital, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 in CCD following the 8 o'clock debt consolidations, emergen AC. 2-4891 # Want a Job? Mass Sunday, Jan. 26. 3 9 4 5 L A M A R PIANOS. MUSICAL FR. WM. JONES TO SPEAK cies, high school campaign Baked Virginia Ham, South TRADE or lell S bedroom brlek. Training claiiei for CCD INSTRUMENTS 39 pledges, and school tuition. In ern Fried Chicken, Jumbo 4tb Ib biictBeDt. real dlnlnc room. # Want to Sell? workari will b« held ia the Fire piiee, firiRe. Need imiller view o f the low cost o f the Shrimp, Roaat Beef or Pork. SHOP aronad than lea onr ptase home. ST. PETER AND PAUL’S Holy Ghoit Youth Center, loan, several parishioners bor valsai. Dads Urged to Attend Also Fxpert Catering Serv- PARISH. BE. 7-2806. # Want to Hire? 416 22nd Street, Denver, at rowed to pay their pledges in ice, TOM WALKER PIANOS 7:30 p.m. on the following ZOLLINGER’S Easy Parkins full. ■ 1848 S. Bdwy. SP. T-T8I4 dateii Fiiheri’ training on A dividend of 3^ per cent AC. 2-4891 of L\KEWOOD # Want to Bny? St. Catherines Meeting W edneidayi, Jan. 29, Fab. S. was paid to members on sav Cloud Tuiidayi. 4 P.M. to S A.M. REALTOR SM I W . C oliix A v i. BE. 3-8S4T MiSC. FOR SALE 44 and Fab. 12; belpari’ and ings, and a 10 per cent interest # Want to Rent? will be Mrs. H. Becker’s Den 9. (St. CatheriDa'a Pariib, Apoitolate of good will train refund was paid to borrowers. 723 SO. QUIVAS Weetinsbouie Electric Ranse Den 10 under the leadership of Double Oven, 88 Model D e n v e r ) ing on Fridayi, Jan. 31, Feb. teady and increased growth Saleimen or Latliei 9B 4 yr. old 8 bedroom frame bome, Mrs. J. Lombardi will present Ezcellent Condition The Rev. William Jones, 7, and Feb. 14. Candidates of the credit union (although tso.oo newly deeontid, Immedtate poi- S291 Olive the skit for the evening. leiilun. 4 blocki to ST. ROSE archdiocesan superintendent of are needed in all pbaies. nearing its membership poten To Cburehai, Sckoali, Clubi, Seauta, Year Old Elkhart Comet ...... 870.00 aad O rfaniiatioai Ju it laU 84 Bat- OP LIMA, ihoppins center, schools, will be the guest This will be followed by a tial) is attributed to the mem block to bui. Uprisht Piano, Palin Caic...... 8*8.00 ceremony to induct Bob Cats Pre-Cana Series llai at Wtklu Double Stranftb DE. 3-47SI FR. 7.8719 Evei. USE THE REGISTER speaker at the annual open The pre-Cana conference be bers using their credit union VaaUla. OatiUi Call: C R 4-8050. $11,950 meeting of the Parent-Teach into the pack, a ceremony for for all of their financing needs CLASSIFIED cubs lb and one-half years old, ing held in the parish hall this Inquire 733 So. Quivas APPLIANCES 45 ers' Association Sunday, Jan. week is well attended by cou and the realization that the EMPLOYMENT 26. at 3 o’clock in the cafeteria. entering in the Webelos den, WE. 5-1486 Blackitone Automatic .Waiber ples anticipating marriage from credit union way provides the AGENCIES 10 Everyone is invited, espe and a graduation ceremony for 8199.98 with trade all parts of the city. The com means to practice thrift and Save 180.00 Limited Offer cially the fathers of the school those boys who have completed St. John’s Parish mittee responsible for the plan the wise use of one’s income. BLACICSTONE CENTER children. The room having the their time and are leaving the 6 bedroom LUXURY HOME, on 1401 Champa MA. 2-0842 ning and reservations are Mr. Through the life savings and “ Sny Y ou S a w l l in most fathers present will re pack. See US for the job Kait 7th Ave. For leiie or inli. and Mrs. Lloyd Glasier, Mr. and the loan insurance program pro YOU wont, 880n per month. The firms listed here THE R E G I S T E R ceive the special prize, and for The Altar aad Roiary So Mrs. Jerry Burke, Mr. and Mrs. vided to members at no extra some dad there will be a special deserve to be remembered ciety will net have a meeting A. Reed, and Mr. and Mrs. cost, a total of $2,835 was paid LEMAR CAMPBELL Tueiday, Jan. 28, ai iched- when you are distributing gift. Robison, planning and reserva to beneficiaries of deceased ACE EMPLOYMENT 1 KE. 4-4205 uled. 'The next meeting will REALTY your patronage in the dif Cubs to Receive tions. members during 1967. A claim 436 Broadway SH 4-3213 be in February. I REALTOR Parvuli Dei Medals Hostess couples for the three- of $2,125 was the highest claim I Z3S3 S. Downins PE. 3-23Z2 ferent lines of business. Adult Catholics who wish to paid, and the smallest was In Scout Sunday ceremonies day series include the Leroy learn more about their faith, Ballingers, the Joseph De $30.25. Jan. 26 at the Cathedral, 10 may do so by attending the in Leons, the Bud Hughes, the The 12th «nDU«l credit boys from Pack 156 will receive quiry classes, conducted by Fa Legal Notices Parvuli Dei medals from the David Ryans, the John Tuckers, union meeting will be held ther John Anderson, for Cath and the Bob Browns. The con Jen. 31 at 7:45 p.m. in the hand of the Archbishop. They NOTICE TO CREDITORS olics, Monday and Wednesday ference is a part o f the CFM lehool hall. The agenda of ESTATE OP HENRY RAMER, are John Hunter, Paul Bertollt, nights at 8 o’clock in the meet Richard Brin, Thomas Coursey, program. the meeting will eeniiit of IDeceiitd) No. P-U482 ing room. All pariihioneri are in ipecial entertainment, a buii- All perioni bavins eUltoi asainat Daniel Cronin, Albert Litzau, tba above named iita te i r i required Patrick Maloy. Michael O'Do- When the “ Kitchen Cuties’’ vited to join ia the recitation nan maating, and a credit to file thorn for illowanee In the risio, Joseph Stucka, and Den met in the home of their leader. of the Roiary in the church union quiz eeateit for en Coanty Court of tbi City ind County Mrs. W. Black, Betty Kelly and each evaning at 7 o'clock, tertainment and credit union of Deavir, Colorado, on or befora the nis Wanebo. 28tb day of Jane, 1*88, or iild claimi particularly for the intention education, with caib pritei ai Three other boys of the par Elizabeth Zarlengo made di iball b« foriver barred. ish, Bill Doyle and Ernest and vinity candy. The next meeting of the lueceii of the Blue awards. Thera will also be y MARY BRUZUVICB Bernard Marine, will receive will be held Jan. 29. Envelope D ebt Reduction eaih gift!. ^ Adminlitratriz Four hundred fifty-three chil Campaign and for perianal ' All members of the credit Andrew Wyiowatoky. Attorney SZRVICE DIRECTORY the Ad Altare Dei medal. They 741 Equitable Bids. are former members of Pack dren were served at the hot iotentioni. All pariihionar* union and of the parish are in Denver 2. Colo. KE. 4-4205 166. All scouts and cubs of St dog luncheon. Those assisting •hould try to attend ai often vited to attend the meeting. IPubllihed. in The Denver Catbolic Mrs. H. Bearing and Mrs. G. R esiitir) I Catherine’s are expected to be P in t ooblieitloa December 86, 1987 at the Cathedral to help honor Murphy were Hmes. V. Bronm, Lait oublicatloa Jinnary 22. 1988 these fellow scouts who will H. Johnson, W. Churchill, P. ASH HAULING GUTTERS RADIO & TV SERVICE Bertollt, F. Eckert, G. Semidt, NO'nCE TO CREDITORS receive awards. Credit Union Meeting ESTATE UP Millet fraeb ServUe GUTTERS - SPtJUTS I. Lombardi, F. Domenico, H. ROBERT D. FITZGERALD. Pock Meeting Piekttp Saturdmr. AU Guttan Repaired and Kaplaetd Manning, C. Lucei, J. Acton, F. IDiCMud) No. P-11416 Guannta^ — Tbomushly All iwnoai barlnc elalml azaiait Dytri, J. Lombardi, R. Griffith, Biptrienead and Dependable Set Jan. 24 tba abava naaad aitata ara raqalrad BRICK AND CEMENT Pack 65 will meet Friday, W. Liley, L. Stephens, R. Druse, Jan. 31 at All Saints' AMERICAN SHEET METAL A to (ila them for allowaeca ia thi Tuck poiatiBS A lb pita Brick re pain ROOFING CO. Jan. 24, at 7:30 o'clock in the G. Botero, J. Metzger, and E. County Court ef tba City ind County Lleensad f J Gallasbei TA 8-4717 CH 4-8448 meeting room. The color guard Marine. (All Sainta' Pariih, Denver) church was recently put In of Danvir, Colorado, on or btfort th« 24tb day of Juac, 198S, or laid The annual meeting o f the order. Various articles were claim ihall bt forever barred. CARPENTER WORK INSULATION MARGARET J. FITZGERALD Credit Union o f All SainU’ and gathered up in the process and (lUAUANTKKII REPAIR Notre Dame Parishes'is set for removed. Parishioners who have Adminlitratriz. Rcmodalinf. Eitartnr. latcrlot JOHNS-MANVILLE Bart W. O'Hara Uambai of Praiantatlon Pariah (Rock Wool) 8 p.m. Jan. 31 in the All Saints’ lost articles may possibly find 418 Symei Bids. AG 2-1489 or KU 8-7408 Bait Workmanahipll Mention tbli Parish Hall. A large turnout them in the collection at the Dinvar 2. Colo. ROOFS AND ROOFING ad for 10% dlieount is expected as several very im home o f Mrs. School, 2330 S. IPubllihed ia The Denver Catholla ' Mr. ONYX RA 2-9282 Resleter) CURTAIN LAUNDRIES portant issues are to be voted Linley Court, W E. 4-8123. On (Alto Boofins. Rimodalins. Kria P in t publlctUoa December 24, 1987 Eitimatc) on. There will be a short busi hand are 14 First Communion Lnit publicatian January 88. 1989 FKANUb LACE CURTAIN CLEAN- North Denvai BRS. GURTAItlS. CRIICHBTED ness meeting, followed by a sets, besides several rosaries, IN THE COUNTY COURT rABUCCUlTHS. DRAFRKlEB PLUMBING & HEATING Roofing Co, guest speaker. prayerbooks, etc. Is and for tba City and County of ULANBBTS SPREADS LINENS All typai al Kooli, Raraefiat, There will also be a special Clinics for polio shots have Danvar and Staia of Colerudo ;i.BANKn BY LATEST laETBIlDS Rapairias prize, games, other prizes, been discontinued in the parish. No. P-9714 HAND PKBSSPD ONLY 129* TW O'CONNOR Plumbias C« Ueaaiad lad laiurad IN THE MATTER OK THE ESTATE RAT.AHATH TA t-lttl Kraa Ritimata and refreshments. There will be Third shots should be obtained OP GRACE BENSON McHUGH, 0 *GR 7-16*2 lUay ar aisbt ealliM N free baby sitting in the hall for from one’s own doctor. alio known al DRUGGISTS GRACE HeUllGH. Dieaaied. e any. one needing this service. R e g i$ te r news should be BEIf£R NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT phon^ to Mrs. Flanagan, WB. ALADDIN DKUO CU far Saiaa and Barvtaa All members and prospective AND DETERMINATION OF tM 2 B Cnlfae Ava PK 7-7*99 Painting & Decorating members bf the Credit Union 5- 6369, or Mrs. McGuire, WE. HEIRSHIP Call CK. l - l l l l otN i L 8-ISta are urged to attend this meeting 6- 3860, by the Sunday deadline.Notica ia htraby slvaa that on the YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS 8020 W 44tb Ava PAINTING and UECOKATINQ will ba filled correctly at on Jan. 31. 4th day o f Pabruary, 1988. 1 will interior ind Eitarior praaant to lha County C-'Urt o f tba WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Dnai Own Work Altar Society Meet City and County of Dcavir, Colorado, Pb. SP. 7-97*8 10*4 South Gaylord Praa Ritlmata Legal Notices my aeconata for final aattlamant ot BE. 8-8496 The women of the Altar and tba adminiitratioD of aaid iitata, GUTTERS and Rosary Society will meet whan tad wbara all panont in in- on Wednesday, Jan. 29, at 8 NOTICE TO CREDITORS tarait may appaar and abjaat to tbam. Troth Houling ESTAIE OP JACK SCOTT (Di- If tbay 10 daalra. I PLUMBING COMPANY p.m. in the parish hall. The ceaied) Notiea (i alio baraby slvaa tbai TRASH HAULING meeting will ^ preceded by a No. P-II197 tbara bat baas fUad in laM aitata • HA. 4-2754 Asy P lan in Uatri>polllan Danvar Rosary in church. AM penona bavins claims asainit patitioB aiklas for a iodlclai iiaar* GUTTER WORK Day or NishI t'ulli tba above named eatatc are required lalamaut and ditarmlnatlon of tba 1 a Haurt HoTVico. EA 2-8989 Installation of the new offi to (ila them for allowance In the htira of inch dacaaaad, and latUns 248V Hish Straat cers will be held,at this time. Coanty Court o f the City and Couaty forth that tb a namaa. ad d ra iin aad Conmareial Raiidantial | All the women o f the parish o f Denver. Colerudo, on or before the ralatleniblp of all p a n o n i, who ara 14tb day of July, 1918, or said clafaBt or claim b> ba bain o f aaid dtcaaiad (lleinpfl • RppairefI i LINEN SERVICE UPHOLSTERERS are urged to attend this meet tball be forever barr^. 10 far I I known to tba p atitio n ar ANDREW WY80WATCKY ing. ira ai followt, to-wit; New Gutters • Spouls 1 MOUNIAIN Ba-Upbolitarliit by nllabit firm. Upon com pletion of the (Name of narsoa sivins notice) Uabtl B. Banion. Roialand, Lou- Adminlitmtor, C, T. A T O W E L A S U P P L Y C O . II r a in aiparlane^—tarma. building, the peitor, Fether lilaaa, Siitar: Grovar C. Banioa Gutter SperislialB (Title) BoaataDd, LonUlana, Brotbar. B W Baakiai Haaasai Free Bitimita AUl-lItt (Publlabed in the Catbijlc Reslater) Herley Schm itt, annoanced Aaeordiasly, notiea li alao htraby a 3080 S Craal RA S-7047 NAIIONAL UPHOLSTERY that all catechiim clauei will PlreC publication January. 14. 1918 sivan that apoa lha data aforacild la t i publication Pebraary 18, 1988 2148 CawM PL nwr Eait tOtb Ava. be held in the catechetical or tba day to which tba baarlns may PROF. QUILTING ba eonilnuad, tb i Court will procaao Roof Repairs b n ild in g . NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OP PAUL P. SALE, alio to taeaiva aad hatr preofi concamint Insuranre Work Alaska GniJUau Shop Haekiai quilt. The ushers’ room of the tba halm ot luch dacauitd, and. upon WALLPAPER, PAINTS known a i Paul Kale (Decerned) iB(. ramedclad dawn and wool .com. No. P-1184* Iba proofi luhmlttad. will aetar i Wallpaper— a roll and ap. Snaaa All peraoni bavins claimi afatnat dtcraa In cald aitata dalarmlnlns wbc torta. Waal balU fet caJa 8411 E tU e palnli, paptr htnylni, fret ttUmiUa. the abovi named eitatc are required ara tb i bain of ineb dacaaaad par- MAXWELL'S 8H Ava DU 1-2188. KE. 4-4821. 888 Santa Ka Dr. Tueiday Deadline to file them tor allowance In the ion. at which hatrias ail panone PTA Officers Plan Officers o f the PTA of St. Cath Corre*Bundenis for par County Court of the City and County claimins to ba bain a l law of cucb erine’s School, Denver, are shown ishes, aehools, and eocietie* of Denver, Colondo, on or before the dacaaaad raay appear and praaaat SHEET METAL RADIO & TV SERVICE WALL WASHING l i t day nf A n fu it. 1988, or laM (bait proofi. making plans *for an open meeting. are reminded ihal newt item* For Open Meeting clalmt shaJl be forever barred, Aadrvw Wyiewatcky CALLi "JIM" GR. 7-1077 From the left, seated, are Mra. should be in the Regitler LELIA J. KALE Adminlitrater TV Rtpalrint Tailurlng — PaiBCing — Paparlng W R UcBRLVT Robert Kelly, president, and Mrs. John Lombardi, vice president; office by 2 p.m, Tuesday of Admtniatralrlx Publlibad la Tba Danvir Catholli Spaclalty repair of n d lo aad InitaUad R. Jerry Ruiiell. A tfy, Ratlatar maater TV lyitami. Praa Ritlmata — Raatonabla standing are Mrs. Robert Griffith, secretary, and Mrs. H. the week they are t be pub- Garden Office Canter, P in t Pubileatloa Dacambar 24. 1117 Jim C Radio * TV Saraieu Saoia elotaouti on wallpapar, 88% cB. Manning, treasurer. liih e d . Broomfield. (Tolorado Lait Publication January Zl. 1188 (Call day or nita) SP. 7-1848 PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursday, January 23, 1958 Stresses Safety in Amateur Rockets ( f ile {ktJuitieA. r^j. EDITION BEGINS APRIL 4 Idaho Priest Is Helping To Set Up Hew 'Register' The Idaho Register, a new eludes the entire state of Idaho, member of the R esrister family for the past decade. to malce its debut April 4 , will Now (he Boise See will have result from preparations beinu its own two-section R e g i s t e r ed made now at the Denver plant ition— national and local news by the Rev. Nicolas E. Walsh of coverage — comparable to_ the the Boise Diocese. other R e g is t e r diocesan editions. Father Walsh, resident at the The new Idaho Register is the Denver Chancery Office, will be first official Catholic diocesan in the see city about a month as newspaper to emanate from that representative of Tiia Ordi- state. nary, Bishop James J. Byrne, in making arrangements fo r the Father WaUh'c present contact in Colorado is not hit new R e g is te r . firit. A brother, Dr. Leonard The Register, National Edi WaUh, i> • profeitor of tion , has had 80 per cent cover age of the Catholic population tchool adrainiatration at the G. Harry Stine, missile expert right are John Yelenick, Mr. Stine, Bob Robin of the Boise Diocese, which in- Colorado State College of Rocket Toy who left the Martin Company son, an entrant in the National W estern Stock Education in Greeley. Dr. under fire, demonstrates the first of the model Show; and Jim Peri. The toy Mr. Stine is show W elsh reeidea in Greeley with missiles made by his firm, Modem Missiles, Inc. Regis Grod hit wife, June, and their He spoke’ at the Knights o f Columbus Fri ing climbs 200 feet into the air, and then para three children. day Luncheon Club meeting Jan. 17. Left to chutes to earth. The Idaho priest, ordained in 4- + June, 1942, was a pastor in his Stine. 29, spoke Friday, America was top dog in air- Philip MuHin diocese from 1944 until his pres A rocket expert, G. Harry Jan. 17, before the Knights power during the past World ent assignment, made the past Stine, wants an organization of Columbus Friday Lunch War was because American year, as full-time director of ed- to prevent homemade rocket eon Club in the Knights of Co youngsters spent so much Resigns as Aide accidents. Stine, former gov lumbus Home, 1575 Grant time fooling around with ernment rocket engineer, re Street, Denver. Stine said, mode! airplanes." ferred to the explosion in “ We can’t stop kids from Stine expressly stressed To Sen. Allot! which a South Denver High ’fooling around with home that teen-agers should have School student lost part of his made rockets. We ought not experiments with rockets Senator Gordon Allott an right hand. to try. One reason why only under adult supervision. nounced that his administrative Stine said he is forming a assistant, Philip J. MuHin of MOST ELABORATE IN YEARS model missile association, de Denver, had resigned in order signed to further interest in to accept an appointment in the rockets and missiles. Mem Executive Branch of the gov bership would be open to ernment. - 1,000 Expected to Attend both youngsters and adults. Mullin, a graduate of Regis Safety would be the keynote College, Denver, came to the o f the organization. Senator’s office in January, Regis 1958 Homecoming P a Iia r flrn u n n Adding their contributions I Vern Wickte, business manager of KOSI; and 1955, from the Department of rVIIO vUluVmi Po^o Caravan are, Bruce Edwards, seven-year-old polio victim. . Defense, where he had been a legion Commander from left, Johnnie Harper, Arvada Ford dealer;! special assistant to Fred A. “Homecoming 1958" for Schedule Seaton, then the Assistant Sec Regis College, Denver, one of Outlined To Speak in Denver retary of Defense for Legisla the most elaborate in years, is Ed Hanifen, 3398 Newport tive and Public Affairs. expected to attract a crowd of Street, president o f the Regia John S. Gleason, Jr., o f Caravan of Cars of Johnnie Harper In accepting the resignation, more than 1,000 students, Club, the college’s alumni or Chicago, national c o m m a n - Senator Allott said; “ I have alumni and friends to the two- ganization, and Frank Cambria, der of the American Legion, accepted the resignation of day program on the Regis cam president o f the senior class, will be in Denver Saturday, Promoting Aid to March of Dimes Mr. Mullin with great reluc pus Feb. 7-8. outlined the following schedule: Jan. 25, to help supervise tance. His loyalty, ability, and A joint committee of stu 1) A homecoming dance for the mid-winter Rocky Moun tain conference of the Le mail in their contributions are knowledge o f Colorado have dents and alumni, meeting since students, alumni and friends at An unusual promotion ''gim money in the vehicle will be the Wolhurst Country Club on g io n . awarded 1,000,000 R e d asked to write to “Polio,’’ Box been of great help to me in early December, has mapped mick" is being used to aid the Rev. Nicola* E. W alib out an extensive schedule which Friday, Feb. 7, from 8 p.m. to Gleason will hold a pres* btampa, the greatest num 98, Denver 8, Colo., enclosing these first years in the United 1958 March of Dimes drive now includes a dance, pep rally, midnight. Hanifen said those conference at 3 p.m. on ber of trading stamp* to be their March of Dimes donation States Senate. ucation for the Boise See. His under way in Denver. giant floats on campus build wishing to have dinner at the Saturday in the Brown Pal given away anytime, any along with their name, address, “ I cannot, however, ask him latest parochial assignment was A prominent Denver area to forego the advancement in ings, alumni reception, buffet club before the dance may ace. He will be the featured w h e re . telephone number, and guess as as pastor at Jerome, Ida., and speaker at a banquet sched businessman, Johnnie Harper, opportunities which his new supper, and basketball game. make reservations by calling According to Mr. Harper, a to the amount that will be col he has acted also as diocesan uled for the American Le known as “that Arvada Ford duties afford, and with great Wolhurst. dealer,” is sponsoring a three- prominent Catholic layman, the lected in the polio caravan. The director of vocations since 1947. gion Home, 1380 Broadway, winner of the 1,000,000 Red appreciation wish him well in 2) A pep rally on the cam car polio caravan now circu Red Stamps are redeemable for Helped Form NCEA Saturday evening. Gleaion, Stamps will be announced on his new work." pus Saturday, Feb. 8, at 2:30 lating throughout the city. in more than $2,500 in fine Red Mullin said: “ I value most Voeafion Section Major Curran p.m. hi* wife, and six children, Stamp merchandise. KOSI the week of Feb. 2. are member* of St*. Faith, scheduled visits to many shop highly these past three years It was in the letter connection 3) A cocktail reception for Also co-operating in the spon In the morning hours, the Hope, and Charity Parish, ping centers. o f close association with; Sen that Father Walsh had a role in alumni in Loyola Library from A huge plexi-glass money sorship of this unique polio Polio Caravan has been sched Spealis to Pupils W in n e tk a , III. uled for visits to various busi ator Allott. I share with the the organization of the Vocation 6-6 p.m. chest has been built into one of caravan is KOSI Radio, where Section of the National Cath 4) A buffet supper in the David M. Segal, president, has ness establishments throughout great majority of Coloradans the traveling station wagons to olic Educational Association in new Student Center from 6- allocated 600 radio announce the city to pick up donations. a deep sense of appreciation On Jet Aviation St. Vincent de Paul enable those who make March for the forthright, courageous, 1954. 7:15 p.m. of Dimes contributions to guess ments to be aired during Jan Those who would like the cara Salvage Bureau van to put in an appearance to and diligent work that he has Attending; a meeting o f the 5) The Regis-Wayne State how much money will be in the uary in behalf of the drive. A member of the Colorado collect contributions are asked been doing for our state over Minor Seminary Section of the University basketball game at PICKUP SCHEDULE station wagon at the end o f the KTVR, Channel 2, is also National Guard’s flying team, to contact Marie Dyer at March the years and am personally NCEA that year in Atlantic City Auditorium Arena at 8:15 M o n d a y drive on Jan. 31. scheduling spot announcements the Minute Men, Air Force of of Dimes headquarters, T A . 6- grateful for having had this City, N, J., Father Walsh in p.m. A special section will be North Denver, Arvada, The perion guetting clo>- throughout the evening hours. ficer Maj. Ranger Arthur Cur 0331. opportunity to work with him." vited other vocation directors reserved fo r alumni and their Westminster, Thornton, and eit to the actual amount of Those persons wishing to ran, spoke Friday night, Jan. present at the convention to a guests. Lakewood (North of 16tb 17, at the Larimer Street Voca special gathering of priests en One of the many new fea A v e n u e ). tional School, 2861 Stout 10 TO BE ORDAINED gaged in that line of work. ture* being introduced on thi* Tuesday and Thursday Street, Denver. Forty vocation directors re year'* program will be the South and West Denver, Major Curran participated in sponded to the call, and the Vo conatruction of giant float* Englewood, Lakewood tloineniaker’s the air battle over Europe in on campus building*. Special cation Section of the NCEA was (South of I6th Avenue), Serrans Fete Archbishop, World War II and has several the result. The past year there prize* will be awarded by the and Littleton area. enemy planes to his credit. He Regi* Club for the best float* Wednesday and Friday D e p a r t m e n t were several hundred at the Vo spoke to the students on jet in several categories. East Denver and Park cation Section’s meeting, includ aviation and the air age in Present Gift for Seminary Hanifen said no advance res Hill, Aurora, and Hoffman ing both priests and nuns in general, showing films that H Pttlronise These Reliable and Friendly Firms ■ ervations will be required for T o w n . terested in such recruitment. were taken in flight. At the annual dinner honor Hubert W. Hughes, chairman, The Idaho priest, bom Oct. 20, any of the events. Tickets will Phone CH. 4-5503 ing Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Blair J. Kittleson, and Henry 1916, in Byrneville, Minn., is a This was the first of a series be available at the door. the Serra Club of Denver pre N. Mulvihill; son of Patrick J. and Julia E. o f Friday night programs de Stwer or Drain Running Toe Siew? sented a $800 gift. Walsh, both living in Minnesota. signed to introduce Larimer Field day committee— Frank School students to outstanding RotO'Rootor "ftazor^Kfoons’’—Restores Fuli Flew In expressing hjs thanks, the X. Weick, chairman; Judge Ed He studied at Nazareth Hall Archbishop advised that “ among Preparatory Seminary, S t men from various professions. ward C. Day, Jr., E. James Fat- The Larimer Street Voca the 245 seminarians at St. tor, Martin Kelly, and John Thomas’ College, where he ob tional School was established Thomas’, 68 are preparing for Rae; liaison officer with the tained a bachelor’s degree; and to provide vocational training ■The Beer That )TO-ROOnR service in the Denver Arch- Columbine Serra Club, Paul L. the St. Paul Seminary, all in S t to youngsters o f that area. diocese. There are 10 ordinandi Schmitz; and public relations— Paul, Minn, He took graduate ...... Mose Trujillo is director of thte in the class of 1958, eight in Bart W. O'Hara, chairman, studies at the Catholic Univer school. 1959, to be followed by two William E. Barrett, and John sity of America, Washington, D. Made Milwaukee Famous lean years before the number F. Eby. C., where he obtained a master’s Garvin's Sewer Service becomes greater.” degree. HN Union to Hear The next meeting o f the Father Walsh has contributed Exclusive Roto-Rooter Operators group, the first of the new articles to the American Eccleei- Archbishop Vehr year, will be Friday, Jan. 24, in aetieal Review, the Homiletic .MM- SP. 7-4227 1156 Delaware The Holy Name Society of the Brown Palace Hotel at Justin Hannen and Pastoral Review, the P r ie s t, MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. 12:16 p.m. T. Raber Taylor will and E m m a n u el, all magazines St. Philomena's Parish, Den The Otify Netionsl Sewer Ser/ice AvtJleb/e LoesMy S^^SSRobert M. — Paul V. — M. T. M nrraf^^;^^ deliver an address entitled for the clergy, and to the C a th v e r , will have Archbishop “Frederick Ozanam, Friend of olic Educator. Urban J. Vehr a* its guest at Science and Champion o f the To Head Annual He is the editor of a quarterly the quarterly Archdiocesan Faith, Servant of God." Bacon & Schromm vocation bulietin distributed to Holy Name Union meeting to ♦ The first trustees’ meeting 4,000 eighth grade and high be held in the school audi ♦ Composilion Roofing ENGLEWOOD for 1958 will be Feb. 5 at 8 Charity Dance school students in tbe Boise torium Feb. 5. Attention is ♦ Tile Roofing p.m. in the home o f Edmund Diocese, and also o f a monthly called to the change in date ♦ Roof Repairing Mullen. Committee chairmen Justin D. Hannen, Denver at bulletin that goes to the see's a* this meeting was originally Heating Company are invited. torney and active layman, was 55 seminarians. scheduled for Jan. 29. ♦ 4020 Brighton Bl«d> Strvinj Entir* Snslrivood ind elected chairman of the St. Pat ♦ Officers Elected CB- 4-6563 Denvw Arts rick Day Ball committee. COMFORT ♦ Authoring Leaoox D««ler A list of officers. trustees, Preliminary plans fo r the ♦ THE BES1 IN LUGGAGE Furamc** and Air CnnditioAlnt and committee chairmen who Sf 111 KMi 82nd charity dance were formu will hold posts for the next 17 lated at a meeting conducted t ♦ All Make* Furnace* months follows: Edmund L. Jan. 20 in the Holy Ghost Par ♦ Inttalled, Serviced Mullen, president; John J. ish Hall. n Your Home ♦ and Repaired Vance, first vice president; The dance will be held Mon ♦ John Rae, second vice presi day. March 17, in the Lincoln dent; Gerard J. Smith, secre I ♦ Heating Room of the Shirley Savoy Ho ♦ Air Conditioning tary; and George H. Dunn; tel, Denver. For Positively Controlled Humidity AM £-1458 ♦ Sheet Metal Work Trustees — Emmett J, Dig- Other officers are James P. nan, E. James Fattor, Clem WtNieve, vice chairman; Miss ♦ Phone SU 1-4494 Kohl, Henry Mulvihill, H. J. • EXACTLY as needed ♦ Free Checkup end Etlimnt* von Detten, M.D., and Paul L. ♦ Day end Night Service Schmitz; ♦ SATRIANO 1065 W. Hampden Vocations committee— Ed A. • ONLY When Needed ♦ : Frank Water*. Prop. Hanifen, chairman, William L. ♦ BROTHERS Earley, D.D.S., Thomas J. Far Complete Repair Service ♦ ♦ rell, Clem Kohl, and Albert A. ♦ j A i v r r o R PLUS — Up to 70% Bacteria Removal ♦ Riede; program committee — ♦ ♦ SERVICE Please Patronize TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU ♦ Install an “Aprilaire” ♦ * Rug ond Upholstery Your REGISTER Creighton U. Alumni ♦ ♦ Advertisers and GE. 3-3861 GL. 5-4323 Automatic Electric Humidifier ♦ Cleaning ♦ Mention Slate Dinner Jan. 28; ♦ * Guaranteed 3030 W. 44th AVE. ♦ ♦ Mothproofing THE RRGISTER W ill Meet Cage Team YOUR HOME CAN BE COMFORTABLE ♦ ♦ * Floor Woxing ond ♦ Polishing ♦ ♦ A lu m n i o f Creighton Uni- WITH ♦ * Walls and Windows GLASS verdty will ’ have a dinner ♦ ♦ Washed end get-together et the Tiffin ♦ Inn, Writer* Manor, 1730 S. EXPERT . DEPENDABLE CO. ♦ Colorado Boulevard, Tuoiday, INSURED ♦ : Jan. 28. There will, be an I ''Gaffers & Saltier” ♦ CoU 0$ tor Free Estimate* MIRRORS opportunity to meet member* ♦ ♦ GL. S-5754 and GL. 8-8289 ■517 Ckirnii riK* TA MZSI of the Creighton *taff and ♦ ♦ (Cdlii It ln*e*«Y) HEATING - COOLING 2836 W. 44tb A t *. tbo baiketball team, dated to ♦ ♦ t play in Denver Jan. 29. ♦ Cocktail* will be lerved at ♦ 7 p.m. before tbe dinner at 3800 LOWELL PHONE Electrical Contracting & Repairing Juitin D. Haonen I d & e . Tkm m AA. Qo. ♦ 8 p.m. Colt i* $3.75 per per- BOULEVARD GR. 7-5930 *on. There will be a *hort Marie Stilihammer, re-elected ♦ EARL J. STKOHHfl]\