CHURCH HEARS COMPLETIOH: CHAPEL PLAHS DRAWH BISHOP TIEF OF CONCORDIA, KANS., RESIGNS SEE ...... ' ...... I ■ i ' ' Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1938—Permission to Reproduce, Excepting on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Isstue As Qallagher Memorial Chapel Will Appear $40,000 Sanctuary and SinKing Tower Will Honor Memory of Famous Reddy Gallagher, Sports Leader. DEN VER CATHOLIC ^ - '''
.Will Reside at St. REGISTER Priest Designs Edi Mary’s Hospital, The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have fice ; Memorial De Hartford, Conn. Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. tails Listed GIVEN TITULAR VOL. XXXIII. No. 45. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1938. $2 PER YEAR GALLAGHER GIFT CHARGE IN ASIA OF RARE BEAUTY New; St. Theresa^s Church at Frederick Concordia, Kans. — (Spe A new $5,500 church at cial)— Official acceptance of Frederick, Weld county, will the resignation of His Excel lency, the Most Rev. Francis be completed in three weeks J. Tief, as Bishop of Concor 'v ^ J .Ji r > s'" ^ "S'S ^ ^ i \ e ^ ■' --r- * and plans have been drawn dia, owing to continued ill for the Gallagher Memorial health for the past few chapel in Mt. Olivet ceme years, has just been received tery, the diocesan Chancery from the Holy See through office announced this week. the Apostolic Delegation. His Both buildings have unusual Excellency has been assigned to features. Construction of the the Titular See of Nisa. This see, $40,000 chapel should be com in Lycia, Southern Asia Minor, was pleted by fall. Fr. Lilly and Companion Address Total of 3,000 at Brighton the see of the Most Rev. Thomas The new St. Theresa’s church at H. McLaughlin, Bishop of Pater Frederick is being completed un son, N. J., while he served as Aux der the direction of the Rev. James n j iliary Bishop of Newark. Mahrer, O.S.B. It was designed by Burning Klan Cross Would Announcement concerning his Father James personally. Freder tendered resignation, which was ick is a mission served from St. made by Bishop Tief to his John the Baptist’s church, Long to his priests and religious at the mont, where the Rev. Justin Mc- Save Light Bill, Says Priest priests’ retreat early in June, Keman, O.S.B., is pastor. It is 14 came as a sad message to all who miles from Longmont. Another (Turn to Page It — Column i) mission, the Guardian • Angel The Rev. Joseph Lilly, C.M., something on- our electric bill.” this week in Akron, where the church at Mead, also in Weld gave a classic answer to the ques The cross was not burned. Rev. William Coyne is pastor. V I. county, is likewise taken care of tion, “What would you do if the Father Lilly, together with the Well over a hundred persons are i i' by Father James. Klan burned a cross at your meet Rev. Edward Leyden, subdeacon attending the nightly lectures. The new church in Frederick ing?” proposed at one of the out of St. Thomas’ seminary, ad According to reports, the crowd Registorials represents something novel in the door meetings being conducted in dressed more than 3,000 persons is very courteous to the speakers way of exterior finish. It is a stucco Brighton last week in connection in the one-week Brighton stand. and shows intense interest in the building, but the stucco is touched with the street preaching mission A total of 81 questions was an teachings of the Church that are up in a way to look like brick. T^e in the town. “We thought that swered in the five nights of th ixpounded at the lectures. Al WARS AND MILLIONS H/ though some of the questions are AND OTHER THINGS eRecl is said to be quite pleasing. the Klan was dead and buried,” mission, v/hich was conducted in The sanctuary of the church will Father Lilly replied, “but if it is one of the town’s squares. In Sff the Maria Monk variety, there The attempt o'f political forces be finished in' liturgical style, with still alive and active in Brighton, cluded among the queries wese the is no prejudice shown in the re in Great Britain to throw that a draped altar.’The people of the the members may burn a cross at following: “Why don’t you take ception of the answers. country into war on behalf of the PRIEST STUDYING HERE coal mining community are proud our meeting if they wish to; it up a collection, every night? All Second Band 'I« Leftist government in Spain has of their new church. The old would add brilliancy to the meet the rest do.” “Was Jesus a revo occupied the anxious attention of p t s T church was torn down. ing and we would be able to save lutionary?” VWhy is Commu Begins Lectures world statesmen this week. Prime nism against tall religions and The Rev. Arthur Lucy, recently Minister Neville Chamberlain, who A drawing of -the Gallagher Churches?” “Do you believe that ordained, and the Rev. Francis HAS STRIKING CAREER Memorial chapel by the architect, represents the cooler thought of MAGOR WINS Martin Luther is in hell?” Bottler, subdeacon from St. the nation, has up to this writ ID VISIT HIT John K. Monroe, appeacs on this About 750 pieces of Catholic Thomas’ seminary, began a week’s ing successfully ridden the storm. page of the Denver Catholic Regis literature were distributed. Two street preaching mission in Keens- Ability of a high order as col esan directory of the Confraternity ter, The building, which will be ANOTHER PRIZE If his government were to fall lege teacher, auHior, and diocesan of Christian Doctrine to prepare a non-Catholics made application for burg Monday. An average of 200 situated in the west end of the the free correspondence courses in persons is attending th« lectures. or wire to intervene in the Spanish dmector ,pf Catholic Action marks text for the use of Catholic high cemetery in. a section fo he de Second place in thc-contest con war, a general European ?onTlict the activities since ordination of school students that would em religion cohauc'teff' by Kenrick Fifteen .questions were asked the III MiLim. iiy veloped this summer, will be sur ducted by the Ladies’ auxiliary to seminary, St. Louis, Mo. first two nights. ,Tio speakers re would^ result. Stupid .Anthony Eflen the Rev. FerdinAnd C. Falque, who body a positive presentation of mounted by a singing tower. On the Veterans of Foreign Wars in and crackpot old David Lloyd is studying this summer at the basic truths of dogma in cor Father Lilly and his companion port that the crowd is friendly George are involved in the attempt both sides of the structure will be public and parochial high schools are engaging in street preaching and interested. The Rev. Achille Somtnaruga, the Register college of journal relation with the student’s general the new priests’ and sisters’ plots, throughout the state has been to involve their nation in the war. ism in Denver. Father Falque is learning and present-day trends If they succeed, it may easily mean pastor of St. Patrick’s church, where those who have devoted awarded to Robert Magor, June preparing for newspaper work in in pedagogy. His text, Catkblic their lives to religion will be graduate of Annunciation high the end of Great Britain as a lead Denver, will leave Wednesday, the Diocese of St. Cloud, Minn. Truth in Survey, in'two volumes, ing power. Lloyd George, instead buried. According to present plans, scliool. A cash prize and medal July 6, for a visit to his home His organization of Catholic has been published by Benziger uniform markers will be used on will be given Robert in the near ABBOT IGNATIUS ESSER of trying to create new wars, should in Milan, Italy, to see his father Bros, of New York and has at be examining his conscience about Action in that diocese has won the graves to make the section one future at one of the auxiliary and other relatives. It will be him nation-wide attention. In the tained a wide use in many dioceses of the most beautiful at Mt. Olivet. meetings. The youth won first the miserable peace treaty that the first time in five years that program desired by the Most of tne country. Besides this work place in the state in May for his followed the World war and father and son have seen each he is the author-of a French read The chapel, which is in effect a IS COLORADO VISITOR Rev. Joseph F. Busch, Bishop of church sanctuary, will be of pink essay in the air mail contest, brought the dose of totalitarianism other, since Father Sommaruga’s St. Cloud, Father Falque was ing test and hs^s been a frequent “Wings Across America,” and re in its wake. Great Britain is not last visit to his native Italy in contributor to national Catholic Colorado granite. The interior given charge of the three confra ceived a trip by air to Washington. The Rt. Rev. Ignatius Esser, 0. a summer course in the Register prepared at present for .a major 1933. Father Sommarufea’s mother, ternities established in the dio periodicals. ( Tum to Page 4 — Column 4') The subject of the auxiliary conflict and is far from prepared still living at the time of his last S. B., Abbot of St. Meinrad’s ab college of journalism. He is act cese—the Confraternities of Chris contest was “The'Constitution of ing as assistant while here to the to face the financial obligations. trip abroad, has died since, that tian DoctrinU, of the Holy Ghost, the United States and What It bey at St. Meinrad, Ind., one of Upon the Cool head of Chamber- visit. Rev. Charles M. Johnson at St. and of the Blessed Sacrament. Means to the American People.” the most distinguished Benedic James’ parish. lain rests the future of Europe. Father Sommaruga will sail Under his direction an especially Winning contests has come to tine prelates of the country, was from New York Saturday, July 9, vigorous lay organization hAs been Camp Santa Maria be a tradition with Robert and his a visitor to Colorado last Sunday Many members of the faculty of on the Italian liner Saturnia. His set up in the parishes and dean brother, Bernard, also a graduate and Monday, stopping on his w'ay Yale university have petitioned Southern route crossing calls for eries of the diocese. of Annunciation high school. to attend a meeting of the Abbots 3^ Nuns Mark President Roosevelt to remove the stops at the Azores, Lisbon, Portu Father Falque was ordained for Studied in Thesis Bernard last year won first place of the Swiss Benedictine congre embargo on the shipment of arms gal; Gibraltar, and Algiers in the Diocese of St. Cloud from in the contest conducted by the gation at Mt. Angel, Ore. Ac to Leftist Spain. They want Franco Northern Africa, before Italy is St. John’s seminary, Collegeville, auxiliary. His essay was entitled companied by Fathers Urban 25th Jubilees to Jose. It is interesting to have reached. , Minn., in 1928, but spent the fol “A Study of Camp Santa Maria relates, improvements include ad “Permanent Peace for America,” Knapp and Walter Sullivan, mem such proof offered, from time to Father Sommaruga plans to stay lowing six years as a member of del Monte” is the title of a thesis ditional dormitory housing, the and was Colorado’s representation bers of his community, he drove time, of how Leftist ideals are at his home for about two months. the faculty of the College of St. presented for the degree of Master erection of a statue of Our Lady in the 1937 national contest. He to Canon City last Saturday At Hospital capturing some of the large secu At present, he is not looking for Thomas in St. Paul. He served of Science in Commerce by Sister of the Immaculate Conception is now a sophomore at Regis col- morning to visit the Holy Cross lar universities. ward to any extensive traveling as instructor of French and was Mary Ursula of Loretto Heights over a fountain at the entrance of lege. abbey and then came to Denver, The brothers are the sons of remaining over night at SL Rosa’s on the continent, though he ad later, promoted to the direction college, who received her master’s the grounds, a 52-foot statue of Their silver jubilee as members The curator of paleontology of mits that he may do a b it'o f of the department of religion in degree in June from the Univer Christ the King, and the building Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Magor of home, where the three priests cele the City park museum, Denver, as Switzerland. He will return to the college. In 1934 he was sity of Denver School of Com of a road on the mountain to im 3794 Franklin street. They have brated Mass Sunday morning. of the Poor Sisters of St. Francis serts that dinosaur tracks found his parish in Denver some time chosen by Archbishop J. G. Mur merce. prove transportation. a sister, Lorraine, a student of The Abbot and Father Urban left Seraph of the Perpetual Adoration the fourth grade at Annunciation Sunday morning to visit the Bene within three feet of the Alameda after the middle of October. ray of St. Paul to found and The thesis deals’ with the history The thesis includes a very com- was celebrated Wednesday at St. paved highway ten miles from (Tum to Page 4 — Column 6) school. dictine Sisters at South Boulder, The Rev. James S. Saracini, direct an institution, St. Camillus of the camp, methods of selecting whose motherhouse in Germany, Anthony’s hospital by three nuns.' Denver were “made about 75,000,- C.M., music director at St. Thomas’ house, in which the chaplaincies of the children, operation problems, 000 years ago.” We have always presided over by a famous Lady They are Sister Delphina, a school seminary, will replace Father several city institutions gnd the and the results, social, physical,' Abbess, Abbot Ignatius had vis been a little skeptical of these Sommaruga at St. Patrick’s until Mexican mission work-in St. Paul and spiritual, that have been sister, who taught last year at million and billion figures of the ited. He has been in Europe sev the reopening of the seminary in are united and carried on by dioc gained by those who have attended Fr. A. M. Bertram Dies; eral times and has visited 25 ab Olpe, Kans.; Sister Domnina, a (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) September. esan priests. He was recalled by the camp. beys there, including some of the registered nurse at St. Anthony’s, Bishop Busch to direct the St. According to the thesis the camp most historic in- the world. He i'and Sister Oda, a teacher in the Cloud program of Catholic Action represents an investment of $250,- has also visited at the home of missions of New Mexico. in the spring of 1936. 000. Established in 1930, Camp Nearly 50 Years in State Theresa Neumann, the famous The Rev. Roger Hoehn, O.S.B., FR. MALONEY TO SING Father Falque’s association with Santa Maria in the last seven years Bavarian stigmatist. The Abbot opened the day’s ceremonies by the Confraternity of Christian has provided summer vacations for and Father Urbaa continued their celebrating High Mass in the hos Doctrine resulted in the organiza 3,995 poor children. In addition, The many accomplishments of ing in the missions in the sur drive to Oregon Sunday after pital chapel. In the evening, he tion of a large number of adult through the instrumentality of the Rev. Augustine M. Bertram, rounding region. He was always noon. presented a musical program in S.J., 73, former superior of the noted for his common sense and 1ST SOLEMN MASS AUG. 7 study clubs in the parishes of the camp officials, more than 5,000 chil Studying' st Regiiter honor of the jubilarians, in which diocese and the enrollment of sev dren were given physical exam Jesuit missions in Southern Colo many people from throughout the the Tordoff family string ensemble eral thousand Catholic students inations; health recommendations rado, who died Sunday, June 26. state came to him for consolation Father Walter Sullivan, O.S.B., and Lavina Erhart, harpist, ap Although he has been ordained years when he visits here this sum from the public high schools in were made, and free clinical care at St. Joseph’s hospital, ' were and advice. who has been stationed at Evans peared. for nearly two years, the Rev. mer. Father Maloney, son of Mr. classes of religion. was provide(|, cited by the Most Rev. Bishop “The time that he spent in Colo- ville, Ind., and has done a great Urban J. Vehr in his sermon at deal of writing for the Grail, the The three nuns all entered the David Maloney, priest of the Dio and Mrs. James E. Maloney of At the National Catechetical Many children who had been novitiate of the order at La cese of Denver who is studying in 1240 Littleton Broadway, Little congress of 1936, Father Falque neglected spiritually were enabled Father Bertram’s funeral Tues monthly magazine issued at St. Rome, will celebrate his first was urged by a number of dioc day morning in Sacred Heart Meinrad’s abbey in Southern In Fayette, Ind. Sister Delphina, a ton, has been’in the Eternal City to receive religious instruction. diana, has come to Denver to take (Turn to Page 4 — Column S) Solemn Mass in the presence of his since 1933, when he was chosen Camp Santa Maria is unusual in church. Father Bertram, who parents, his brothers, and his sis by Bishop Urban J. Vehr for spe that it is entirely owned and was assistant at Sacred Heart ters Aug. 7. The young priest cialized study. He completed his Men’s Retreat financed by private capital. It was parish at the time of his death, will see this country and his rela- philosophical studies at St. established in 1930 for poor and had suffered a paralytic stroke tives for the first time in five Thomas’ seminary here. He was undernourished children by Mr. Christmas day, 19371 and a sec Denver Man Hdd Dying ordained in Rome Dec. 8, 1936, to and Mrs. John L. Dower of Den ond one on June 18. become the first son of St. Mary’s At Abbey to ver. The location is 60 miles west Low Mass of Requiem, according Judge Walsh to parish to be raised to the priest of Denver in the South Platte to the rule of the Jesuit order, hood. canyon. was celebrated Tuesday morning Fr. Leo in His Arms Lead Delegation He studied theology in the Gre Be Aug. 12-14 The first year the camp opened, at 9 o’clock in Sacred Heart gorian university while he resided church, following recitation of the a beautiful little chapel was I of it in 1887. He was a good To Bar Ceremony at the American college in the Canon City.— (Holy Cross Ab erected to serve as the center of Office of the dead by the clergy at M m (By C. J. McNeill) ______t?- Italian city. After completing his 8:30. Celebrant of the Mass was Nothing in more than 50 years friend of the earlier' pastors. Fa bey)—Never before in the history religious activity. The next year the Rev. Edward J. Morgan, S.J., of life in Denver stands out more thers P. F. Carr and William J. Judge Joseph Walsh will lead course at the Gregorian, he en of the lay retreat movement at a well-equipped auditorium, a tered the Collegio Apollinaris in pastor of Sacred Heart-Loyola vividly in the sharp memory of Hewlett, both of whom took their a delegation of Georgetown uni Holy Cross abbey have prospects swimming pool, and a lake for parish. The Most Rev. Urban J. 76-year-old Fred Fisher than the meals in the same boarding house versity, Washington, D. C., alumni Rome for advanced study in canon a boating and fishing were added. law. He will return to Rome for been so bright for capacity Vehr, Bishop of Denver, gave ab Sunday morning in 1908 when he that Mr. Fisher patronized in the of the Rocky Mountain region to crowd of retreatants as for this In the last few years, the thesis 80’s. Mr. Fisher knew all the Cleveland, 0., for the installation further study in the fall after his year’s spiritual exercises whfch are solution. Father Bertram was held in his arms a priest who was of a fellow alumnus, Frank Hogan, (Turn to Page 4 — Column S) buried ■ in the little cemetery of dying at the foot of the Blessed pioneer Franciscans in St. EJliza- set for Friday, Aug. 12, to Sun Fr. Gales, O.S.B., the Jesuirt on the campOs of Re Virgin altar in St. Elizabeth’s beth’s parish. They used to come as president of the American Bar day, Aug. 14. gis college. 'W. P. Horan & Son to his little church goods store association July 27. Mr. Hogan Father Kerr Leaves The Abbey Laymen’s Retreat To Spend Year in church. Mr. Fisher believes he is a famous crirtiinal lawyer of association, begun in 1926 with service. held a saint in his arms that morn across the street from the church Washington, D. G. For Benedictines seven members, now numbers close Denver Diocese Excerpts of the Bishop’s ser ing, and Mr. Fisher is probably to use the telephone in the days Included in the Rocky Mountain to 150, and if it continues to in mon follow: right, for the beatification cause when there was no phone in the delegation will be representatives The Rev, Arthur Kerr, who re crease as it has the past few The Rev. Leo Gales, O.S.B., of “Father Bertram spent all his of that priest, Father Leo Hein monastery. Like his predecessors from Colorado, Wyoming, and signed as pastor of St. Augustine’s years it will soon be necessary to the Benedictine abbey at Concep priestly life in working in the richs, O.F.M., is • making steady in the pastorate. Father Leo often New Mexico. Alumni who have parish, Brighton, to enter the Holy arrange for two retreats. tion, Mo., is to come to Colorado state of Colorado, a period of progress in Rome. visited the Fisher store after his already signified their intention Cross abbey at Canon City as a The Rev. Henry Courtney, 0. in the latter part of. July with the nearly 50 years—almost half a When Fred Fisher came to Den assignment to the parish in Sep to be on hand for the Cleveland Benedictine, went to the Benedic S. B., who preached the first re intention of spending a year century. First he taught at Regis ver for his health, he was 22 years tember, 1907. ceremony include i Edward Lang, tine Fathers this week. A secular treat at Holy Cross, and who was working in the Denver diocese, ac college, where he endeared himself Fr. Augustine Bertram, S.J. old and thought he would be lucky On Saturday, Feb. 22, the fol Cheyenne, Wyo., attorney, and priest joining a religious order is scheduled Ho conduct this year’s cording to an announcement made to the hearts of the students and to live until 30. That was in 1884. lowing year,'Father Leo called Mr. Edward Hanifen, James Little. compelled to make a novitiate the retreat, sent notice that an un- this week by the Most Rev. Bishop the faculty alike. Then he was rado has been a changing time. Now he can look back on 46 full Fisher across the street to the Joseph Little, and Dr. Sherman same as any other new! member. forseen difficulty will not permit Urban J. Vehr. He will be as sent to found St. Francis Xavier’s If those silent lips could speak years that he never expected to monastery for qne of the few Williams. , , , .■ * Father Kerr is succeeded in charge him to act as retreat-master this sistant to the Rev. Eugene A. church in Pueblo. Later he went they could tell you how religious live. social visits the jpastor had with Plans to send the delegation to of the Brighton, parish by the Rev. jyear, but he will be on hand for O’Sullivan at S t Joseph’s parish, to Holy Trinity church, Trinidad, people used to be. Thev could He was a member of St. Eliza the storekeeper. This day. Father Cleveland were formulated at a Bernard Weakland, formerly of the 1939 exercises. The Rt. Rev. Fort Collins, who has hitherto where he was pastor of the church tell you of the change that has beth’s parish before the Francis Leo, ordinarily a man who was 1 ( Turn to Page € — Column 4) Keehsburg and Roggen. (Turn to Page 9 — Column S) been without an assiitant. •nd tuptrior oi the Jeauits work- (Turn to Page t -^ Column 4) can Fathers came to take charge (Turn to Page 6 — Column 5) 1
X am The following members of the action, Miss Catherine Maloney; Junior Tabernacle society have spiritual activities, Miss Ann Note been appointed to serve as mem Campbell; historian, Miss Rose (St. Patrick'a Pariah) bers of the council for the com-' Brady; publicity, Miss, Marg'aret (Sacred Heart-Loyela Pariah) 4he New Location for Sunday, July 8, will be Com Lyncn, Miss Agnes O’Neill, and munion day for members of the ing year: Chairman, ways and The Rev. Edward J. Morgan, S. means committee. Miss Dorothy Miss Rozella Weber. J., will offer a High Mass Sunday the 1938 Altar and Rosary society. The morning for all those who con July meeting will be held Tues Meikehhous; entertainment, Mis^ At a reeent election of officers Marye McPhillips and Mrs. Ernest of the Morning Star circle, Miss tributed towards the redecorating day afternoon, July 5, in the li of old Sacred Heart church. A brary. Bazaar committee reports Kitto; membership, Mrs. John Jessie Pasquale was elected presi will be made and a large attend-' Dinan, Miss Margaret Shelton, and dent; Miss Helen Flynn, secretary- few months ago a band of men CARNIVAL ance ie urged. Dessert luncheon Miss Helen Flynn: vestment com treasurer; Miss Clella Carter,'pub and women made a canvass of the will be served immediately before mittee, Miss Clelfa Carter; altar licity. A truck picnic was enjoyed Catholic homes in the Sacred the business session. linen, Mis.s' Mary Maloney; pur by members of this group fast Heart district and asked for dona chasing, Miss Jeanette Dunn; Sunday. tions to help pay for the redeco Dominican Sisters The Holy Name society will rating of the church. The Mass on meet Thursday evening, July 7, in catechetical. Miss Nellie Mulcahy Miss Helen Magers was guest of When You Need an Undertaker and Miss Helen Thompson; social Sunday morning will be offered for of the Sick Poor the library. honor at a dinner given the past all those who helped either finan in your home, you should put aside all The Rev. Lambert Zaleha, 0. week by members of the Immac cially or through labor. The Mass arguments in favor of the one fact—the F. M., is substituting at Sunday ulate Conception circle. Covers will take place at Sacred Heart Masses for the Rev. Edward Prin- were laid for Miss Isabelle Mc church at 10:30 o’clock. The high W. 29th & Federal trained and proficient man is the best. ster, who is on vacation. fllHEII B lllii Namara, Miss Norris Sherman, school choir will sing. Urban Albert, infant son of Mr. Miss Helen Magers, Miss Cecilia Paxtor Entertain*^ Our staff is composed of experts. and Mrs. Eloy Medina, was bap Gartland, Miss Agnes Montgomery, Thursday evening of this week • JULY 14-15-16 JThe expense is a matter of your own tized Sunday, June 26, by the Rev. Miss Helene McCarthy, and ftjissi Father Mogan entertained the Achille Sommaruga. Sponsors Margaret Taney. The guest of' bazaar workers with a ptirty at 16,000 sq. ft., newly graded, desire. were Ludo Vuran and Pita Tru DIES JT iS P im honor was presented with a Loyola hall. All those who worked jillo. toaster and hostess tray. I newly floodlighted, new booths, in connection with the bazaar or I new games, new entertainment. Mrs. G. A. Durbin and James (Continued From Page One) Miss Catherine Maguire of Ave dinner were at the hall to enjoy Melphy represented the Mothers’ come over people so that they Maria circle has returned from the entertainment which had been |o 0 club of the school at a luncheon a vacation trip to Yellowstone arranged by the Child Welfare think more of commercializing and planned for the occasion. The naturalizing than of religion. The park. Miss Eileen Morrissey . of pastor gave the party to show his ^FEDERAU)bSP0*.^aiO4O7 bureau of Denver in honor of Dr. Our Lady of Loretto circle'has Carstens, secretary of the National religious spirit .of our fathers is appreciation for work well done. JAMES P. McCONATY not present today. been, vacationing in the southern The Young Ladies’ sodality will Welfare council, Friday, June 24, part of the state. at the Argonaut hotel. “Today people are restless. They observe its Communion day this Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Durbin and are thinking in terms of Com At a simple and impressive cere Sunday. Even though some of the son, Jackie, are to leave this week munism, of bettering the material mony, performed Thursday morn members will not find it convenient for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dur world. They are seeking happi ing, June 30, at St. Francis de to attend the 8:30 Mass, they are bin’s daughter, Mrs. Lou Fitting, ness only in this world. They for Sales’ church. Miss Helen Magers urged to receive Communion on and family in Oakland, Calif. get that true peace and content became the bride of Arthur F. that day. Blessed Sacrament ' TO M VW IFE: YOU'VE The Rev. C. J. Moynihan of ment come with religious practice. Ormsby of Denver. The Rev. Scottsbluff, Nebr., is spending a I am sure that the kind heart of A. A. Zeller, C.SS.R., officiated at REALLY(jOt$OMETHIN6 week here and has been a daily Father Bertram sorrowed with the marriage service. The bride these changes that have gradually was attired in a white suit with Park Hill Hardware visitor at the rectory. taken place, and I feel that in TheTEPEEE Parish interest centered on two matching white accessories. She and Paint \ THERE.' heaven he will nray for a return w(ire a corsage of orchids and Somethinc Dllftrcnt weddings of the past week-end. CORNER E. COLFAX Sl CHERRY James Howard, son of Mr. and of the old religious spirit.” lilies of the valley. Miss Margaret Painting and Electrical and Mrs. M. J. Howard of this parish, Born in France Taney attended the bride and Icy, Refreshing Root Beer General Repairing and Miss Angela Sanza were the •Father Bertram was born in wore a white suit with powder Th* FIntit In th« WMt DELIVERY SERVICE — PH. YO. 6046 principals in a ceremony at 2 Alsace-Lorraine, France, and came blue accessories. Her corsage was • alio 4528 E. COLFAX—Colfax and York to the United States in 1884. He of gardenias and blue delphiniums. ICE CREAM. CANDIES. CIGARETTES "H We Haven’t Got It. We’ll Get It" o’clock Saturday afternoon. June AND SUNDRIES entered the Society of Jesus at Robert Ormsby, brother of the (Holy Family Parith) 25, in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel For. X texxonxl surprlM 1(«p an ty» on church. After a reception for Florissant, Mo. From 1888 to 1891 bridegroom, was best man. Miss The P.-T. A. is sponsoring vari the Tepeee relatives and friends, the couple he taught at St. Ignatius’ college Cecelia Garland was organist and ous classes of instruction in the COURTEOUS CURB SERVICE ALWAYS KOA Service Station left for a short honeymoon trip in in San Francisco, now the Univer Francis Hose, soloist. A wedding school for both adults and children Wyoming. sity of San Francisco. As a scho breakfast was served to members in the summer. These classes are TEXACO PRODUCTS lastic, he taught at Regis college of the family and bridal party at Miss Elizabeth Potestio, daugh free to all who care to attend. The Bancroft Decorating COLFAX AND JASMINE YO. 9696 ter of Mrs. Anna Potestio, was from 1891 to 1897. He then studied the home of the bride’s parents. sewing class meets every Tuesday united in marriage to Harry Elmer theology at Woodstodk college in After a trip throughout the state,, fhom 1 to 4, Thursday, 10 to 4; Tire and Battery fFe Call For and Woodstock, Md., until 1900, when the couple will make their home in Company II St. Vincent de Paul's Queen Sunday afternoon, June 26, orchestra every Wednesday and 20 Yean on Eait Colfax Service ' Deliver before Father Sommaruga. Miss he was ordained. Denver, where the bridegroom is Friday, 9:30 to 11:45. After his ordination. Father Painting — Papering Eair TcriHi No Intefnt Tradt Inj Potestio has been an active worker connected with the U. S. Reclama On Tuesdays the following ' Decorating for the recent bazaars and has Bertram came to Regis, teaching tion service. classes are held: Harmonica band, Dexter Service Station Hazel’s Beauty Shop Corner Ivtnhoe SL Rei. SP. 6575 Under Management had charge, together with her sis until 1908, when he was made su 5610 E. Colfat Are. TO. 6593 YOU CAN have courteoua. dependable SWEGLE-MYERS perintendent of grounds at Regis. 1 to 1:30; rhythm orchestra and eervice at reasonable prices. Come in and ters, Misses Mary and Annette folk dancing for the smaller chil SINCLAIR' PRODUCTS consult with us about your hair and skin. Large Selection of | Potestio, of one of the refresh He served in that capacity until Colfax and Dexter Phone VOrk 9404 1915, Then he was transferred to dren, 1:30 to 2:30; junior orches Shampoo and Finger Wave...... 50r FURNITURE j ment booths. A reception fol- tra, 2:30 to 3, and folk dancing for 'lire and Batteir Serviea Manidnre ...... ,35c Pueblo as first pastor of St. Fran n LITMAN’S Washing, Polishing, and Lubrication ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Igwed the ceremony, and the older girls, 3 to 3:30. Between High and Race on Kentucky Ave. couple left for a visit in Estes cis Xavier’s church, which he On July 5, frpm 6;30 to 9:30, For Good Bicycles We Call For and Deliver Your Car PEarl 8435 PEarl 7288 1055 South Gaylord Park. Both weddings carried out founded, and in 1924 went to there will be square dancing for W. H. Dunn and Murray Walker, Prop. Trinidad as pastor of Holy Trin all interested. Music and instruc Expert Repairing a color scheme of pink and white. ity church and superior of the SOUTH GAYLORD PARK LANE Ti BE IDE. tions in square dancing are fur Work Called for and Delivered PARK HILL Jesuit missions in Southern Colo 1!-!1 nished free. CLEANERS PHARMACY rado. The following were patrons for FR. 4533 . 1506 Colo. Blvd, BARBER SHOP 1025 SO. GAYLORD Father Bertram returned to the card party, which was held in Baiement, Rear of Park Hill Drag WE DELIVER Denver in November, 1934, as as (St. Catherine’s Parish) —Look for the Sign— Direct Plant Service , If omen to Receive The automobile committee and the school hall June 21: Mmes. C. sistant at Sacred Heart church. Tell the people you patronize 23RD & DEXTER Finest Quality Dry Cleaning CUT RATE DRUGS the executive committee met Mon B. Wilson, Crouse, Henry, King, PAUL B. STEVENS O. L. SIMPSON Among the many accomplish that you aaw their advertiaement At Reasonable Prices We Meet All Advertised Prices day evening, June 27, in the com Alioto, Mary Conway, Dowling, Proporletora ments of Father Bertram were ex Flanagan, Krisl, B. McNulty, in The Register. Alio Special Attention to ChildrMi’i ani PEarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold 3. Rtc# at E. Kentocky SP, >916 tensive developments, improve munity hall to discuss plans for Ladiea’ Hair Cuti Eucharist Sunday ments, .and additions to the the mid-summer carnival Aug. 18, Koerber, Kenealy, Caulfield, Bol- 1067 So. Gaylord SP. 0574 19, and 20. Men of the parish back, Griesler., Flynn, Wilman,- The firms listed here de grounds of Regis college. These will canvass the parish in the next Krieley, Kayetan, Zaiss, Heider- (Blesied Sacrament Pariah) included the students’ library and serve to be remembered gymnasium and the building of a week. Every family is asked to stadt, Ginn, E. Lantzy, Canning, St. Joseph's BO B’S MARKET Altar and Rosary society mem concrete irrigation line from the co-operate with these men to in Williams, L. Christenson, Ranney, when you are distributing bers will receive Holy Communion sure the success of the carnival. William White, F. Farley, Bonger, Quality Meats at Low Priees in a body at the 8:30 Mass Sun main ditch to the Regis property. your patronage in the dif He established the summer camp Sunday is Communion day for J. Tooey, J. Newcomb, Weiland, FREE DELIVERY SERVICE The Shop o / Quality and Priee day, July 3. and villa for Jesuit scholastics at the Altar and Rosary society Sadie Secord, F. McCluskey, Ver- Ice Cold Beef, Wines JOE'SBRffet FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS ferent lines of business. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. 'Wilson have Frazer. As first pastor of St. members, who will receive in a dick. Handy, Vic Moore, McCarthy, BOB HUGELE. Prop. as their house guests Mrs. Wil- bodjf* at the 7 o’clock Mass. Bucher, Gustin, Riddle, Gibbons, BRIGHT SPOT OF son’s^nephejv, John Lyon, and his Francis Xavier’s parish at Pueblo, ' Bottle or Case he built the rectory and purchased Thanks are extended to the fol J. Callahan, Doyle, Satterwhite, AT REDUCED PRICES WEST DENVER friend, George Noth, of Oak Park, Perito, Friedmann, and Stadler. groumls for the school. While lowing women, who cared for the A..H. 111. there he erected a church at Beu altar in June: Mrs. Purcell, Mrs. James Brown and granddaugh BOB’S OLD TRAIL St. Jam es’ Mrs. Helen McHugh and Miss J. Feeley, and Mrs. Clarence ter, Charline Hill, left last week UNION O’Brien’s^ 1h o, u s e Miss Mary Hughes have as their lah, summer resort near Pueblo. LIQUOR STORE 760 Santa Fa No Cover Charge At Trinidad, Father Bertram Lynch, and a'lso Mrs. Nahring, for a vacation trip to Southern "W hrr, l»diM m»y «hop with esie" guests their uncle and aunt, Mr. California to visit' with relatives 240 SANTA FE DRIVE.49 KE. 7943 and Mrs. M. Hughes of Chicago. developed the high school to a who cared for the vigil lights. standard where it was recognized The following women will care for and friends. 4 After a few days here, thejr will the altar in July: Mrs. Bates, Mrs. motor on to Canada, whence they for the first time by the state uni t h eW a i Butler’s Grocery and Market versity at Boulder. In this time, Hamilton, and Mrs. Coggins: Mrs. BOB & VAN’S will sail for Alaska. h t abolished several old useless Nahring will again take care of i Phones FR. 5060— YO. 6273 1454 ONEIDA Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins the vigil lights. Altar Society to 4 have as their guest Mrs. William missions and started needed ones. BEAUTY SHOP Meat Market ‘Better Buying at Butlers' Berghtold of Dearborn, Mich. He also began a campaign to re E, S. Greenough is • ill in a 750 SANTA FE DRIVE duce the large debt on Holy Trin local hospital. Specializing in Frederics ^ Mis0 Ella Horan entertained for Receive Eucharist Permanent Waves 4 her and her friends Monday. ity parish in Trinidad. Robert Griffith, 3112 W. 37th The Beet ii. Drug Store Goode Patsy Collins had a few guests A brother of Father Bertram, avenue, who wa.s painfully burned )614 SANTA FE TA. 8197 4 Fresh Fish who died three years ago, was a (Preientatioii I’ariah) . Montclair Service for lunch. recently, is expected home from The Altar and Rosary society Mrs. S. E. Tucker entertained Jesuit missionary in India and the hospital this week. Fleming Pharmacy one time visited here. will receive Holy Communion SANTA FE SHOE Santa Fe Drive Moving Station St. Jude’s circle. Guests were The Pinochle club for the bene Sunday. ^ n GEORGE H. CHOSE. Prop. Mrs. Carlson and Mrs. S. E. Charity Sister fit of the Altar and Ro.sary so The card party held Thursday, and Storage Co. PRESCRIPTIONS Tucker, Jr. This gathering was HOSPITAL “Every Service for Every Car” Taken in Death ciety met at the home of Mr. June 30, was a success financially Private Locked Storage Colfax & Oneida Ph. YOrk 1327 6918 E. Colfax Ave. the last meeting of this season. and Mrs. P. J. Doherty, 3180 W. and socially. The committee wishes Shoe Repairing for the ^ Phone YOrk 5185 Miss Ann Birmingham arrived Sister Mary Pius, 74, who en 40th avenue, Saturday evening, Promptncsi—Fair Pricet to thank all those who helped Whole Family Rooms - Packing - Crating We appreciate parish patronage in New York city June 16 from tered the Sisters of Charity of June 25. An enjoyable evening either by donations or by wor.k. W* Apprreiatr Parcel Post Orders Europe. She is visiting Washing Leavenworth 56 years ago, died was had by all present. It is planning another card party 742 SANTA FE DRIVE ^KE 5705 400 SANTA FE DR. ‘ Graham Bros. Market ton, D. C., and Chicago before re Sunday at St. Joseph’s hospital fol Mrs. Mary Nahring, 3072 W. in the near future. The firms listed here de turning to Denver Saturday, July lowing an illness pMwo years. She 40th avenue, entertained Mrs. Pur The pastor, the Rav. Henry A. Most Up-to-Date Store in St. serve to be remembered 2. had been at the’’nospital about six cell’s Sewing club Thursday, June Geisert, is continuing his visits James’ Parish Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Felling years, being in charge of the 23. Those present were M. To- to each family in the parish, and when you are distributing and son, Mark, Jr., are on a three- chapel and director of the choir. Fresh Vegetables Corn-Fed Meats T)in and Mmes. Bonner, Cullen, appreciates the kindness with your patronage in the dif- •week vacation in California. • Sister Mary Pius was born in Doherty, Floyd, Lowery, J. Lynch. which he is ueing received. 7226 E. Colfax—Next to Car Loop Miss Helen Allen will entertain Springfield, 111. She entered the Manns, Monahan, Moon, Plane, The pastor announced last Sun I COTTRELL'S y o . 7721—Dellrerr Service - ferent lines of business. friends at luncheon next week. convent at St. Mary’s in Leaven Piper, Shanahan, White, Purcell, A subscription dinner was held day that he will have a new fur worth. Kans., when she was 18. McGraw, and O’Brien, and the nace in'Btalled in the school. at Eddie Ott’s at Evergreen Her first assignment was at St. hostess, Mrs. Nahring, The Thursday evening, June 30. Those Mrs. Dufficy and Mrs. Devinney Vincent’s academy at Helena, guests of the afternoon were have charge of the sanctuary for attending included Miss Ella Mont. From there she was trans Mmes. B. White, A. Malady, M. Horan, Dr. F. N. Peterson, and July. ; CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ferred to Butte, Mont., where she Layton, Thompson, and Nevins. Several farmers suffered great 621 .SIXTEENTH STREET Messrs, and Mmes. C. H. Wilson, remained until ten years ago, when > Harold Collins, Emmett Hussey, loss of crops because of the hail she came to Denver. She served storm last week. ► Herbert Flannery, and W. M. in Denver as music instructor at Jackie Celia Keeps Your 'Fourth Double Holiday) ►. Classified Ads Allen. Annunciation school. She cele For Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Chisholm ^ It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertiaementa. brated her golden jubilee as a nun Junior Net Crown Altar Society Will <9 have moved into the parish at four years ago. I ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1801 Dahlia. Requiem High Mass was. cele Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn and Apparently not satisfied with a Sponsor Card Party HOTELS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS brated Tuesday at 8:30 in the Sove to on family are now at 2225 Birch. hospital chapel by the. Rev. Patrick successful ckfense of his city jun 73 72 Reconditioned pianoa, playera, grxnda Mrs. Walter Kranz was hostess J. Devlin, chaplain. The Mass ior singles tennis title, Jackie (St. Elizabeth’s Parish) NEWHOUSE HOTEL organa (pipe end reed), orcheatral initru- at a dinner for 12 in honor of her music was sung by Kathryn Mor Celia teamed up with Ted Reed St. Elizabeth’s Altar and Rosary IN THE SHADOW of Colorido’a beau menta. T.. R. Walker, 286 Broadway. SP aunt’s granHchild, Ann McGrew, tiful eapitoi. Colfai at GraoL Danver. 7864. ^ rell Perenyi, who received her to take the city junior boys’ society will give a card party Colo. . Saturday evening, June 25. After first lesson in singing from Sister doubles championship. Already Wednesday evening, July , 20. Beverly Sweaters dinner, the' six couples went to Mary Pius. Interment was made in state high school tennis champion, Tickets are 25 cents and everyone CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME. DRUG STORES Elitch’s gardens to dance. Jackie also made sure of his city is invited to attend. 1772 Grant. PItaaant homt lot cirla. Mt. Olivet cemetery. Boulevard ■ i I HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY Choir Outing Held service. singles ctowh for another year The Altar and Rosary society Your Naborhoori Druggiat The annual choir picnic was held Surviving are a sister. Miss Mar by defeating Ted Reed, 6-4, 6-3, will receive Holy Communion Sun In Our ANNUAL JULY CLEARANCE WANTED—FURNITURE Phone SPruec 0688 700 So. Peart Sunday, June 26, at the cabin of in the Denver tennis tournament day, July 8, in a body at the 7:30 JAMES HUTCHINSON garet Martijj, and a brother, both Dr. F. N. Peterson. of Great Bend, Kans. at the Tennis club courts. Mass. The meeting will be held WANTED—Houaetaold furniture, old cloth Miss Grace Fahy of Minnesota, Tuesday, July 5, at 2:30 p. m. in Famous California maker $3.50 Sleeveless Sweaters Ing. picturea. kitchen utenalls, etc. The In the finals of the junior closed out entire su^Ius Denver Deanery'a Benefit Shop. Call Tabor REFRIGERATORS sister of Mrs. W. E. Austin, will doubles matches, Jackie and Reed the basement of the school. 2916- 1235 Lawrence rtreei spend the next few weeks here. stock of this seasoti’s Novelty weave — all Beautiful 81.10 00 Electric Refrigerator, per* Judge Walsh Will had their own way with Don most popular styles to us wool. Yellow, Polo .7S feet condition, guaranteed : 635 Mr. and Mrs. James Creamer Oakes and Carol Stiverson in the Patrons of Luncheon Are $1- REAL ESTATE DENVER MUSIC STORE are the Mrents of a boy, born at a sharp discount in Blue, Gray, Green, 609 14th S t first set, which they took, 6-1, price! Every wanted style Brown...... Monday, June 27. Lead Delegation but were carried to 8-6 in the Thanked by Organization H. 1. PALHATIER Mr. and Mrs. John L. Geraghty i included! KE. 6300 U. S. Nat'l. Bank Bldg. EXCHANGE second before the match was de Sweaters Worth to $6>50 also are the parents of a boy. (Continued From Page One) cided. The members of St. Augustine’s SIX MONTHS' rent to Manter Plumber !n L. F. Riesenman, who has been luncheon of members of the Den Colored study chib wish to thank But*-on Coat and Slip- ROOM AND BOARD Ueu of '^^ode plumbing gt 683 Fox S t on the West coast the past five ver chapter of the Georgetown Jackie is a member of Sacred their many friends who helped to ons. All Wool Shaker .95 Rtgiater Box^No. 6. weeks, expects to remain two or university Alumni association at Heart-Loyola parish and a senior make their bridge luncheon June Knits; All Wool Waf 2225 Gaylord, Front Room, near Loyola at Regis high school. Church, City Park car line, auitable Cath three weeks longer. the Rotisserie Monday, June 27. 23 a success. They especially wish fle Weaves. Choice..* * 3 olic lady. HOUSE CLEANING Mrs. M. D. Currigan enter The luncheon was attended by to thank Mrs. Alfred H. Rampe tained St. Margaret’s study club Judge Walsh, Dr. William*, Ed Crash Injuries Are Fatal and Mrs. A. C. Tremlette for their Sweaters Worth
A •-J Thursday, June 30, 1938 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER
RECEPTION TO HONOR y Preferred Parish Parisli to HoU Scouts to Attend ► y FORMER PRINCIPAL y Trading List-« Annual Picnic (St. Joseph’s Parish) Creamer, 548 Inca street, for the Retreat at Camp A A. A A. A A. . Plans for a High Mass and re redecoration of Our Mother of ception in the parish honoring Perpetual Help altar and for the MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) Please Make Returns There was a meeting of the Mother Mary Evangelist, mother purchase of a new statue of the Th* merchant! represented in this section are boosters. They are provincial of the Sisters of Mercy Sacred Heart. The altar will be Ten scouts from St. Louis’ troop Now anxious to work with you and are deserrind of your patronage. Co officers of the parish societies and former principal of St. Jos dedicated to the memory of Mr. 136 will attend Camp Malo next operate srith them. Tuesday evening to formulate eph’s school, Friday, July 8, were Creamer’s deceased wife. This gift week for the Boy Scout retreat. plans for the annual picnic to be announced this week. The Ma.ss will enable the present rehabilita Bert Sullivan, John Bell, James held in the near future. Anthony will be offered at 6:30 and the re tion of the sanctuary to be com Dominican Sisters Dunst was named general chair ception will follow. Mother Evan pleted, Ranke, Edwdrd M^Donell, John Cathedral man. Father Leo Thome is chair gelist was the first principal of ,St. The new gold vestments ar Stretz, Leonard-Tomlin, Jean Bar- man of the prize ' committee. Joseph’s school in 1888 and was rived this week and will be used day, Wilbur Barday, Patrick Sul of Sick Poor Thomas Carroll, Sr., and Mrs. directly connected with the school for the fii-st time at the first Sol livan, and Ray Powers received for 20 years. She will be honored Lloyd Brown will serve on the re emn Mass to be sung by Father second-class badges at Wednesday R. SHERWOOD-HODGES, freshment committee. Thomas at Mercy-hospital Thursday, July John Bancroft, C.SS.R., a grad ALAMO DAIRY night’s court of honor in Engle Carnival 1511 E. COLFAX • Carroll, Jr., is chaii’man- of the 7, when she celebrates her 50th uate of St. Joseph’s high school. KING’S ICE CREAM / D.S.C. ground committee. Although no jubilee. The vestments were made by the wood high school. New scouts who received their tenderfoot badges 20 Flavors — Heaped High Chiropody - Podiatry definite date has been set, all pa All her former pupils are in v i^ Sisters of the 'Precious Blood, Old Fashioned Cottage Cheese rishioners and their friends are to attend the Mass and receive O’Fallon, Mo. were Buddy White, George July 14,15,16 5c P int — FOOT SURGERY— invited. Further information will Holy Communion. There are many Charles Rust, Raymond Bahl, Gurtler, Henry Worosello, and MILK — CREAM 202 United Secpritiei Building be given next week. Another children and grandchildren of her William ‘Morgan, Joseph Hynes, James Chirichigno. Lunch Meat - Assorted Cheese • Cigarettes 2239 E. Colfax Ave. ^ meeting will be held next Tuesday first pupils now attending St. Jos and Edward Kane, all fonner A Nuptial High Mass on .Thurs 2501 Gaylord St., or Call YO. Candy Next filapitol Hill Post Office Open ’Evenings and Sundays evening, following devotions. eph’s. Parishioners are also in pupils of St. Joseph’s school, ar day morning offered by Father 1413 and a messenger will be 7 :30 to 10 p, m. Hoars 9 to 5—Evenings by Appointment Holy Hour will be held this vited to attend the celebration. rived home last week from Kirk Joseph P. O’Heron followed th6 Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Announcement was made this wood, Mo., where they are study marriage ceremony that united sent to your home. The children attending vacation week of ‘a donation by William ing for the priesthood. Joseph Tscheske and Gertrude W l . PEARL DRUG CO. City Lace Cleaners Barth. Following the Mass, the 17th ft Pearl school will enjo^ a holiday Mon Mrs. C. J. Bancroft and son, 218 E «t 7tb Ave., Ph. TA. 7907 day, July 4. 08368676 William, left Saturday for Ocono- newlyweds and their guests were tendered a wedding breakfast by 10 Q> CUT PRICES CURTAINS A new set of violet vestments mowoc, Wise., to attend the ordi m a in 4646 FREE DELIVERY Carefully Cleaned and Returned Same Sise Miss Florence Martin, 5430 E. Special Care Given to Table Linens has been donated to the pari.sh' by nation of their son and brother. 19th avenue. Members of the G. F. BERKENKOTTER. Prop. Blankets Laundered without Shrinkage the Altar and Rosary society. Father John Bancroft. Oat Speclaltv Is Filling Prescriptions Daughters of Mary sodality choir WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED The following were baptized Four St. Joseph’s high school W IN ES & LIQUORS J. L. Kingsbury. Prop. sang at the High Mass, with Miss 16% FOR CASH CARRY Sunday: Charles Lewis Mosconi, teachers are among those teaching vacation schools in Colorado cities. Geraldine Young at the organ. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hostesses for the Altar society The Handicraft Shop Mosconi, with Jack and Betty Sisters Scholastica and Alphonsus r fm are at Silverton, and Sisters card party on Thursday, July 7, CHARI.e s S- a u g e r . Prop. Hickish as sponsors, and Ann will be Mrs. Anna Walters and her (Between Washington and Clarkson) Louise Smith, daughter of Mr. Blanche and' George are at Castle (St. Philomena’s Parish) Rock. daughter, Mrs. L. M.. Wells. The ^ w w w w w w w Art Leather and and Mrs. David Lew'is Smith, with party will be held in Concordia hall < Catherine Smith as sponsor. A supper and horseback ride Maurice Rust, cla.ss of 1930, and LET ME CARRY YDOR KABKn BASGT m Aeroplane Kits will be sponsored by the Donovan Esther Breselow of Castle Rock at 1:30 p. m. AH are invited. 'i 731 EAST COLFAX Banns of marriage were an club Wednesday evening, July 6. were united in marriage Monday Twenty-five women attended a i Instruction Given to School Classes and nounced Sunday between John Preferred Parish Individuals Members will receive announce afternoon, June 27, at Holy Ghost Thursday noon luncheon this week i TABOR 6961 Reaman of 'Los Angeles, Calif., ment cards through the mail this church, before the Very Rev. Chris as guests of Mrs. Joseph ■Young, i and Vivian Dade of St. Francis’; week and are requested to return tian Darley, C.SS.R. Both are for St. Louis’ P.-T.A. president. The i also between J. Arthur Dade and the attached cards so that the com mer students at the University of luncheon was in connection with Trading List— Avis Ford. i WINES LIQUORS PETE GOLDEN’S mittee will know how many to Colorado. Witnessing the cere the label saving contest. < A group of young people en plan for. Club members are in mony were Charles Rust, Jr., Fifteen boys and girls are en Shamrock Tavern joyed an outing at Cub creek vited to bring their guests. brother of the bridegroom, best rolled in the vacation school. Nadorff Liquors, Sunday. They attended Ma.ss at 18TH AND DOWNING The Altar and Rosary society man, and Mrs. Ruth Cunningham, MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: INC. the Church of Christ the King in will receive Communion in a body the bride’s sister, matron of, honor. HOME OF GOOD SPIRITS Plate Lunches Evergreen. Those attending were Joseph Shull of this parish and The merchants represented in this section arei boosters. They ar« Where you get the most of the beet for Lucille Becker, Bernice Bivens, at the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Special Collection the least Beer — Wines — Mixed Drinks July 3. Margaret Krump were married anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage.- Co Clella Carter, Florence Choquette, Saturday morning before the Rev. I Call FR. 0677 for Prompt Delivery HOT A COLD SANDWICHES Margaret Fitzpatrick, Helen and Miss Margaret Martin, who was To Replace Bazak operate with them. 1818 E. Colfax Are. Colfax ft Williams here this week from Great Bend, Alphonse Zeller, C.SS.R., at St. Kathleen Flynn, Margaret Gor Rose of Lima’s church, the bride’s man, Margaret Lynch, Margaret Kans., for the funeral of her sis AMERICAN ART ter, Sister Mary Pius of St. Jos home parish. Barbara Hyland and (Sl. Anne’s Shrine, Arvada) EXPERT SHOE CLEANERS & DYERS Morrissey, Charlotte and Isabel Mrs. Joseph Ford were bridesmaids To replace the parish bazaar, Your summer garments will look brighter McNamara, Jessie, Lily, and eph’s hospital, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Williams. and Herman Shull was best man. held annually at this time of the St. Francis de Sales' when we clean them and you will save Esther Pasquale; Angela, Jo Joseph Ford was usher. REBUILDING money, too. sephine, and Gasparine Petrovich, Mrs. J. F. Guilfoyle and daugh year, a special collection will be “Where Service and Quality Men’s White Suits...... 75c ter, Catherine, will leave July 5 taken up at Mass Sunday, July 3. Ladies’ White Coats or Dresses...... 85c and Carie Rowland. Twenty-four tables- of cards FREE OBLIVERT SERVICE Blend” , All G arm ents Insured for California. They will visit Joe New’man Reported CALL AND DELIVERY friends in San Francisco and Los were in play at the parish party 210 E. 13th Ave. KE. 0622 1213 E. 13th Ave. TA. 8.364 Angeles, and will be away about Showing Improvement Saturday evening, June 25, in the BUCHANAN’S HOHMANN'S church hall. Awards went to the a month. following: Mrs. Eva Doonan, hand For Quality in RALPH R. MeLEAN. Manactr Mrs. Potter and Mrs, Beard- Joe Newman of Cathe LIQUOR STORE , OF dral parish, who has been in made quilt; Mrs. Joseph Spano, < Decorating shear were the guests this week of dinner set; Mrs. Elizabeth Fair, Fine Wines and Liquors Mrs. William Foley and family at Mercy hospital since June 16 ' PAINTING Superlative Cleaners and Dyers and who underwent a major $5 in silver, and Mrs. Marilyn ICE COLD BEER their summer camp near Echo McAndrews, permanent wave. Phone PEarl 1777 S77 South Broadwa; tntprior or Exterior Announces the Opening of lake. operation June 22, is re Shop No. 2—at 605 E. 13th (near Pearl)—CH. 1610 I l l TO IE II I ported to be showing im Mrs. Josephine Bayer and FREE DELIVERY—PEARL 1202 ESTIMATES ANYTIME Mr. and Mrs. Roy Floyd are the Expert Dressmaking: bv Hattie M Burton parents of a boy, born Friday,■’i-iday, June * provem ent. Mr. Newman is daughter, Virginia, are spending Shop PE. 3726 Evenings PE. 3^49 Fancy Gown Cleanimr Our Specialty well known in Denver a few weeks in California, visit First Ave. Liquor We carry a complete line of home pairiUs Shop No. 1 Located at 1205 E. 9th, Near Downing. CH. 1303 24, at Mercy hospital. Mrs. Floyd ing Mrs. Bayer’s broth'er. varnUbes. enameld, kalsomines, cold water was formerly Helen Guilfoyle of through his connections with paints, and all accessories. IT lEGIS OCT, 13this parish. various social and charitable Mr. and Mrs. William McKib- Store Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Seep organizations and as an en bon are the parents of a girl, tertainer. born June 24 at Mercy hospital. Finest Imp*, and Domestic B. & H. At the quarterly meeting of the announce the .birth of a daughter THE PAINT SPOT Sunday, June 26, at Mefcy hos Liquors and Wines 216 S. Broadway Free Delivery Diocesan Union of the Holy Name AT CUT RATE PRICES SKELLY MASTER SERVICE society at St. Francis de Sales’ pital. 5 BROADWAV DENVER school auditorium June 29, the Mrs. John Ryan of Goodland, Annunciation Moto - Sway Lubrication delegates voted unanimously to Kans., is here for the funeral of C. L. PIERCE 13TH AVENUE AT LINCOLN PHONE MAIN 937» , hold the society’s annual rally at John Leydon. Mr. and Mrs. Leydon Proprietor of and family are former residents L. S. Tires — Skelco Batteries and Accessories Regis college in conjunction with La Fiesta of this parish. DRUGS Price!B Everv Dav LOGAN GARAGE the college’s golden jubilee, cele DE SELLEM Mexican Foods Under 27$ 8 . Logon SP. 3811 Are You a Missing Heir? Skelly Program— bration Sunday, Oct. 23. Mrs. J. Wallace Thompson and Native Environment and KLZ 8:30 to 9 p. m. Sunday evening. daughter, Mary Anne, of Texas FUEL AND FEED CO. The Rev. F. Gregory Smith told TWO STORES Served Day and Night Merchants Oil Co. & Garage are here visiting Mrs. Thompson’s CHARLES A DeSELLEH TONY RAMOS. Manager 17th and York FR. 3314 the delegates about the successful parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mc SAME PRICES Compl.t, one-atop scrTlce dsjr or night W r Ship by Rail Only one of its kind in the West vacation school program being Guire. They will remain all sum 117 Broadway Ph. SP. 9889 Gss. Oils, Washing, Greasii\g, Storags St. Catherine's conducted. Eight thousand chil mer. PIIONB TA. 3308 dren are enrolled and receiving 8 STH AND WALNUT >401 Franklia St. 3101 WUIUra* St RES. PHONE MA B844 Free Delivery GA. 2540 from one to four hours of daily W. M. WITTE instruction. He also described the ALBRECHT’S The firms listed here de NORTH DENVER work of the motor missionaries, Grocery and Market 616 E. Alameda serve to be remembered and told of plans for correspond Good Beer and Wine and Fresh Fish when you are distributing LIQUOR STORE ence-courses in religious instruc St. Philomena's Home Cooked Foods tion for children not reached by , > Where Ladies May Shop With Ease vacation schools. OUR'SPECIALTIES .. your patronage in the dif LIQUORS - WINES • BEER Booths for Ladles PE. 9934 ferent lines of business. 4.39S FEDERAL BLVD.. AT WEST 44TH The men were urged to assist BOB LORENZ the committees promoting the car SHAR-ZEE SHOP MOWERS • Coma In—drowjw Aronnd nival for the Dominican Sisters of nullffltr SHARPENED , THE BAYAUD the Sick Poor. (Loretto Heights College) A 1,001 ITEMS 1 1 Factory Machine HAIR-TINTING Captain Frank Campbell, pres The college students are busy Majestic Barber Cleaners and Tailors ident of the Regis Laymen’s Re making plans for the summer rush Notien. - Party Favor. - Berkihire Hoviery Frocks - Greeting Cards - Unique Gifts Dressmaking and alterations a spe LEWIS BEAUTY SALON treat association, reported an in season. Patsy Savage, student Bike Shop and Beauty Shop cialty. We strive to please. Prices Specializing in Machineless Permanent Waving—Finger Waving creased attendance at the first body president, has held several FR. 5770-W 12th & Madison > 304 8 . Pearl St. PE. 6S15 reasonable. summer retreat. meetings with the students who MILDRED A. LEE 3014 W. 38th Ave. Encouraging reports were re are making personal calls on the SP. 0637 517 E. Bayaud Near Federal ceived from the parish chairmen high school graduates. Each week Youne’s Barber Shop on the annual father-son Com the girls meet at Miss Savage’s 3421 E. 12th Are. E&K munion held on Mother’s day. home to discuss future plans and Near -Madison LACE CURTAINS The firms listed here de May 8. to report the progress they have R, G. YOUNG. Proprietor Cleaned and Stretched to Original Slse made. Margaret Anna Mullen, BARBER SHOP serve to be remembered Holy Ghost WELL-BARBERED The September meeting will be rush captain, has appointed a com 2315 E. Colfax a t York Like New held at the Knights of Columbus mittee to help her with the first IS All Kind, of Dry Cleaning when you are distributing home. WELL-GROOMED CLARENCE WE APPRECIATE summer rush party. It will be a KARELL NEW BUSINESS Peerless Lace your patronage in the dif GOOD CLOTHES NEED NOT' formal tea, to be held July 7 at ferent lines of business. StilwilVs Cafe Lakewood country club. Cleaning Co. DENVER BE EXPENSIVE Holy Family The sophomore study club met SP. 0344 487 So. Pearl FINE FOODS AND COCKTAILS Wednesday evening, June 29, at Laff-a-lot. The girls enjoyed a THE UNICORN Conoco Service ★ THE community supper and then Mary 2817 W. 33RD AVE. KEystonc 9221 1942 Broadway Patrician Beauty Hutchinson reviewed A. J. Cronin’s Station St. John's ..Open 5 A. M. to 2 A. M. book, Citadel. GOOD FOOD R. D. BIGELOW Colo. Bird, end ENGLISH Salon Peggy Mahoney will celebrate Reasonable Prices Formerly of Cathedral Parish Colfax Corner W. 3Rth and Sheridan Bird. ^ her birthday July 6 with several of YO. 3S0S Call for and Deliver V DENVER GA. 7898 her friends at her home. After —Washing and Greasing— FLOWERS SAM’S PLACE TAILORS wards, the girls will attend the MARKET CO. Hot Dogs— 5c— Hamburgers A Mode for Every Mood FIFTH AVENUE 901 FIFTEENTH STREET theater at Elitch’s gardens. Her LG.A. Stores 6% Beer—HI% Wjne Harriet Abbott Gladri Kendall guests will be Rita Brizzolara, Harry’s and Ruby’s EAST EIGHTH Milk—Chile—Ice Cream FLOWER SHOP 2422 E. 6th Ave. FR. 4151 A 4152 Combine Quality and Style Anne and Sidney Monaghan, Ger Hi-Per-Cent— Beer— Wines ■1 1505 Stout trude Waters, and Margaret Anna AVE. CREAMERY FRANK D. JENNINGS. Mgr. Selected com-fod meats. Fanep sad (Near 15th St.) at Prices You Can Afford McCracken Cleaners staple groceriee, fruits and vegeUbles. J. D. McCRACKEN. Prop. Mullen. — Specials Every Day— Evalona Dairy Products ) CLAYTON s t . YO. 3015 Frash fieh and evstera Ydur Patronage Appreciated Georgene Fox of Los Angeles,’pe Cheerful Delivery Service 3416 E. COLFAX AVE. REGULAR AND GUERNSEY MILK president of the Pan Hellenic • IN GALLON LOTS Established 14 Years council of U.C.L.A., has been the Lunch and Dine-With-Us 3912 E. 8th Evalona Bith, Prop. 6th Ave. Liquor Store Loyola 4914 W. 38TH AVE. hou.se guest of Margaret Anna Open Sandays and Evenings 2318 EAST SIXTH il^VE:. OLSON’S Mullen for the past few weeks. COMPLETE FOOD STORES Phone GAIIup 3508 The dolls for the Dominican fSixth and Josephine) nplete line of Liquors, Wines 276# W. 29th Are. GA. 0005 Any Radio Repaired Sisters’ carnival have been dis .3211 E. Colfax Ave. FR. 0$61-0S«2 3030 E. (th Are. YO. 42$S HAROLD L. BOWER cussed at meetings held the past Beers at dbwn town prices. 280$ Fairfax FR. 3891 three weeks at the home of Har Distinctive Dyeing YORK 8878 $019 E. Colfax FR. 3467 Cleaner and Dyer St. Dominic's Variety Fruit Store 301$ W. 44th Ara. GA. $181 Home or Car,. $1.00 All Work Guaranteed riet Barber, Margaret Anna Mul- Prompt and Coortoons OelI.ery Plus P arts Free Call and Delivery den, and Marian Hencemann. By RAY’S Fruits and Vegetables Margaret Toohey. is enjoying a MULLEN HOME MITH’S I 15% Discount on Parts 10% O ff 5or Cash and Carry- 2932 E. Colfax Ave. YO. 7798 FRESH DAILY FREE DELIVERY £ u t Sixth Eddie Druley’s , two weeks’ vacation in California. Avenq# 2018 E. 28th AVE. CH. 6404 DAIRY PRODUCTS INCLAIR I Gertrude Waters spent the At Colamblnt AC-DC Radio Service Station week-end in Glenwood Springs SERVICE I with her family. The Nook Creamery Wuhing, PoHihlngo We Giv# 2501 FEDERAL BLVD, The firms listed here de WHITE SWAN Greaafng 8 . ft H» . Service SPIC AND SPAN 2940 E. 6th Avp. Rypoid Gear Service Green Starapr PHONE GA. 6486 Coast Guard Officer Is serve to be remembered WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 2088 East 28th Are. KE. 3814 Market and Groceteria CAFE CORNER MILWAUKEE SINCLAIR PRODUCTS when you are distributing Phone YO. 9 4 4 3 Finest In Among Denver Visitors Try Our 25c Feature Lunch—Includes OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Tell the people yon patronise Vegetables, Drinks, and Desserts MEATS AND GROCERIES your patronage in the dif WHOLESOME HOME-COOKED FOODS that you saw their advertisement WE GIVE NATIONAL BROWN STAMPS Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Leb ferent lines of Ijusiness. 3109 E. Colfax Near St. Paul St. Louis' 1 Parish Patronage Appreciated in The Register. 2004 E. 28th Ave. Commander atid Mrs. A. R. Mar- ATTENTION LADIES ENGLEWOOD ron and family of Mare island, NOTICE SHOE SHOP ant Commander and Mrs. R. V. Small home a p t buyers, you’re looking for bargain. An ideal Church and school For Cleaners Naphtha Solvent S«p«iiinf That (niiar«i Health, Eeononj Marron of Miami, Fla., and Capt. tocation, Colfax and Fillmore, four apts. Income about 009.00 a year. Comfort and Mrs. C. 0. 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Blvd. St, Elizibeth'i—W, Colfax and 8th Avt. Delicious Homemade Ice Cream Little Flower, and prayers to the .>U. Fran-i» de 8 sI»t.’—t^edsr and S. Bdwy Cathedral—E. Colfax and Rare 2406 East Colfax Ave., Near Josephine YO. 4815 Csthedrel—E. 10th Ave, end Wsshlngton Bl. Sacrament—E. 23rd and Fivsmey Lsrgt Variety of Flarors Sacred Heairt. 8t Catherine’s—W. 38th Ave. ft Fed. Blvd. Holy Ghost—14th and Tremoat The Denver Catholic Register ] Nuns Observe BISHOP F. J. TIEF RESIGNS Camp Santa Maria President...... Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. COME TO President Emeritus...... Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. AS ORDINARY OF CONCORDIA Editor...... Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. was ordained for the Diocese of Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Silver Jubilees (Continued From Page One) Treated in Thesis SAFEWAY heard his words. At that time his Kansas City by the Most Rev. Associate Editors—M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., request for resignation had not Charles Henry Colton, Bishop of Jour.M.; Rev. Walter Canavan, B.J., M.A.; Ruth Vincent. been granted, but on June 22 Buffalo, on June 13, 1908. word concerning its acceptance At the time of Father Tief’s or. ' for At St. Anthony’s was received. » dination, there were no vacancies By L oretto Nun Food Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. It is with great regret that the in the Kansas City diocese, and the (Continued From Page One) clergy, religious, and laity of the young priest was permitted to (Continued From Page One) exercise his ministry in the Arch Before you atari packing that Published Weekly by native of Morrilltown, Ark., has diocese will learn of the departure plete list of tables that clearly in an aunt. Sister Tiipothea, in re of their beloved Bishop. Bishop diocese of New York in the first dicate significant facts concerning picnic or camping trip lunch, THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) ligion. She i spent most of her Tief will remain in Concordia for months of his priestly career. He the camp. The tables cover the convent life in the East until 1925, about a month, and, after his de was assigpied as assistant to the following subjects: Children ac come to Safeway. 938 Bannock Street since that time being stationed in parture, he will reside at St. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph Mc cepted at camp by ages, children Nebraska and Kansas. Last year, Mary’s hospital, Waterbury, COnn., Mahon, pastor of Our Lady of Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. O. Box 1497 she taught at Olpe, Kans. Lourdes church. New York city. accepted at camp by parishes, in his native Diocese of Hartford. total children accepted at camp, Bread, buns, coffee, Sister Domnina is also a native Bishop Tief’s sister, Mother Fran- In November, 1908, Father Tief 1930-1937; types of income re S2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, of Arkansas, being born in Con was called to the Diocese of Kan ceived by families of children ac spreads, luncheon way. She served as a registered Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. sas City by the Most Rev. Bishop cepted, weight change, 1931-1937, nurse most of the time in Omaha John Joseph Hogan, and was made etc. meats, p ick les, until April 13, 1935, when she was the first resident pastor of Webb transferred to St, Anthony’s hos City, Mo. In 1910, he was ap Professors Fitzhugh L. Car 'fruits —- in fact, Thursday, June 30, 1938 pital here. michael and F. C. Onstott and Dr. pointed rector of the Cathedral of everything, a ll at Sister Oda, who was born in the Immaculate Conception, Kan Eugene T. Halaas of Denver uni Humphrey, Nebr., taught in sas City. In 1916, the Most Rev. versity are thanked in the preface low Safeway Prices. OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER schools conducted by the Fran Thomas F. Lillis appointed Father of the thesis for_ suggestions and The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. ciscan nuns in the East until Tief as his 'Vicar General. encouragement given. .v' We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever 1921. In that year she went to New Mexico, being stationed at On Dec. 16, 1920, the' Holy See ‘Intake’ Begins In April appears in its columns over the signature of th^ Ordinary or those appointed Father Tief Bishop of of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. various mission schools. She was Early in Aprjl work on cajnp stationed last year at Lumber- Concordia to succeed the late Most “intake” processes begin. A form We hope The Register will be read in every home of the Rev. John F. Cunningham. Bishop Diocese. ton, N. Mex. Members of her letter is prepared in the camp family in relipon include a sister. Tief was consecrated March 30, office at the Catholic Charities in We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in 1921,’in the Cathedral of the Im regard to Jhe opening of the camp the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. Sister Virginia, attending sum mer college in Albuquerque, and a maculate Conception in Kansas and the desire of the office to re « URBAN J. VEHR, City by the Most Rev. Thomas F. ceive lists of boys and girls who SH FEU flY niece, Sister Verona, in the novi Aug. 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. tiate at La Fayette. Lillis, assisted by the late Bishop are in need of the health-build Peter J. Muldoon of Rockford, ing vacations afforded by the Will Return Here 111., and the Most Rev. J. Henry camp. These letters are sent to Tihen, then Bishop of Denver. Denver pastors, to the principals For Golden Jubilee Bishop Tief was formally in of the parochi^ schools, the Big Sister Mary Gertrude and Sister stalled in the Cathedral in Con Sister and Big Brother organize The Girvin Furniture & Auction Co. Mary Victoria, who left Denver to cordia April 6, 1921. Since coming tions, the Visiting Nurses’ asso gether 50 years ago to join the to the Diocese of Concordia, he ciation, the Bureau of Public Wel 1524-28 Court PI.—Tel. KEy, 5856 Sisters of Charity in Cincinnati, has continued the noble work of fare, and the Dependent Mothers’ Furniture for your mountain cottajre or city home can be had, in our retail^atock^^ 0., will return to Denver July 6 Compensation office. Although at cost easily handled, cash or credit. R uts, coal and gras ranges, ice reiriBeratUTSC to celebrate their golden jubilee. his illustrious predecessor. Bishop Simmons beds, sprinjr-filled mattresses, dinette. diniusTi bed and living r<»m aetS; Cunningham, a n d outstanding the camp is predominantly Cath any ^ d piece you need usually on hand. Your old furniture taken m trade. II II Both were 17 when they left Denver to join the order. Neither progress of various diocesan proj olic, non-Catholic children are not has visited the city for many years. ects is the fruit of his untiring discriminated against proivided ^Continued From Page One) labor. they come within the rules for ac The golden jubilee celebration In the field of education, there ceptance, namely, that they scientists since we once checked doufatedly explain the situation to will be inaugurated with a special has been an increase of parochial should be between the ages of up. a statement that said it took their charges. For the general Mass at the Cathedral at 6:30 and diocesan high schools. Despite seven and 14, undernourished or th a tc o u n ii the water 2,000,000 years to cut good it would be far better if July 7. the fact that Concordia is a rural underprivileged because of family the cliffs at Niagara Falls. Tlie such exhibitions were forbidden -The family of Sister Mary Ger and scattered diocese, more than unemployment or small income or authorities' guesses ranged all the entirely in the city.—Millard F. trude includes three brothers, P. B. one-half of the children of school for some other good reasons. Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are way from 8,000 to 5,000,000 years. Everett. McAtee and Bernard M. McAtee, both of 1034 Monroe street, and age are in Catholic schools. With The thesis also includes a com reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. The question is, of course, n«t the advent of the religious vaca parative study in which the St. a religious issue. We have no NOW WE HAVE "M. J. McAtee of Pueblo, and a tion school. Bishop Tie? pioneered THE FASCIST LEGION sister, Mrs. Edith M. Davis, also Vincent de Paul Health camp in JOHN H. REDDIN way of telling, through revelation, in this movement, beginning with Buffalo, N. Y., is used as an ex how long the earth and its animal of the Monroe street address. two schools in 1927, with an en Attorney and Counselor at Law Charges that the American I>e- Sister Mary Victoria is the aunt ample. Other subjects treated in 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block life have existed. gion is “Fascistic and un-Ameri rollment of about 100; this sum COAL of United States District Attorney Bishop F. J. Tief mer, there are 70 religious vaca clude equipment, personnel, and 17th and Curtis A noted banker and a univer can” are made in a recent Thomas J. Morrissey. Sister Mary program of activity. pamphlet by Northwestern univer CIS Mary, is superior of the com tion schools, which are providing Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. sity economist were quoted in one Gertrude has taught for many religious instruction in mission The thesis of Sister Mary of our favorite newspapers this sity’s Prof. William Gellermann years in the Middletown, 0., par munity at Sacred Heart academy, Ursula gives credit to the far F. A. Mumford, Mgr. issued by Teachers’ college, Co Stamford, Conn., conducted by the districts to approximately 4,000 week as declaring that the depres ish high school. children. sighted charity of the founders of W. 25th and Decatur GA. 5125 sion is lifting and will be gone by lumbia university. The particular Sisters of St. Joseph. Camp Santa Maria, Mr. and Mrs. objection that the professor has to Among the first projects encour fall or winter. Really it must have Bishop Tief celebrated the 30th John L. Dower. The H om e at Quality, where the the legion is that it is “reac anniversary of his ordination to aged by Bishop Tief after coming H. G. REID been terrifically hard to guess this, Fr. Maloney Sings best meat, af the moit rea.onable in view of the success of the Presi tionary.” He aiA’ocated an or the priesthood June 13 of this to the diocese was the promotion Electrical Contracting, dent in getting new pump-priming ganization allied to labor and the First Mass Aug. 7 year. He has presided over the of Gregorian chant in accordance Pavilion to House, Art Repairing and Fixture. price* may be obtained. millions. Did you notice that the working groups to offset the in Diocese of Concordia for the past with the Motu Proprio of Pope Works Honoring Virgin MAi* *303 329 Utb St. stock market went right up? Did fluence of the service men’s so (Continued From Page One) 17 years. Pius XI. ciety. you also notice the silly explana vacation in this country. He hopes He was born in East Port Ches 'in tlse Interregnum, before Paris.—Jean Cardinal Verdier, RABTOAT'S tion that this was a “seasonal” Ouick to reply to the profes to receive the doctorate in canon Bishop Tief’s elevation to the sor’s denunciation were national ter, Conn., March 7, 1881, the in the presence of numerous prel 1030 W. Colfax TA. 729t rise?—Monsignor Smith. law after two more years. He now fourth youngest of 14 children, Episcopacy, the Sisters of St. Jos ates including the Archbishop of and state officers of the legion. has the S.T.L. (Licentiate in Sa five of whom are still living. The eph of Concordia began the con Toulouse and the Vicar Apostolic L BIRTH FILM SLATED Hostility of the American I.eeion cred Theology). retired Bishop’s father, John Tief struction of Marymount college. of Yunnan, inaugurated the Mar Francis J. Fisher, Inc. ’ i TO SHOW HERE to Communism was suggested as Father Maloney will sail for the (Te.^^fe), and mother, Catherine The institution was dedicated Ijy ian pavilion of Notre Dame de INSURANCE Tlie much-discussed film. Birth the basis of the educator’s charges United States from Naples. After Glynn Tief, came from Ireland. Bishop Tief in 19£2, and since France, Pontifical pavilion of last TAbor 6204 ' o f a Baby, is coming to Denver by the New York leader of the arriving in New York city July 14, The Bishop’s father lived to see then it has .steadily advanced un year’s International exposition soon. Probably there will be no organization. Daniel J. Doherty. he will visit relatives in Brooklyn his distinguished son elevated to der his guidance and interest. It which will be used this year to Cement - Plaster - Mortar attempt to ban the movie here, C.athnlic national commander of and Gary, Ind. He will celebrate the Episcopacy. His mother died has the distinction of being the house an exposition of works of JOS. J. CELLA for Denver in some ways seems the legion, declared: “Some in the Solemn Mass at St. Mary’s first senior Catholic college for a few years after his ordination. art and various objects associated 1120 SecuritT Bldg.-° Metal Lath - Stucco (to cling to the “raw frontier” stitutions of higher learning, in church, Littleton, Sunday, Aug. 7. women in the state of Kansas ap with France’s devotion to the stead of being seats of American The officers will be announced Bishop Tief attended Niagara 2863 Blake St. Dea¥»r spirit. Sally Rand has been wel university, Niagara, N. Y., in 1901. proved by the state board of edu Blessed Virgin. Phone KEystone 2633 comed twice. Though President ism, are strongholds of radical in later. There will be a dinner for cation and the North Central As fluence.” the relatives and the visiting clergy The following year, he enrolled at Norlin of Colorado university had St. Bonaventure’s college, Alle sociation of Colleges and Second good sense enough - to forbid a The fact that Professor Geller- after the Ma.ss and a reception at ary Schools. mann's treatise was published by gany, N. Y., and was awarded an scheduled talk by her at that in the home of his parents is planned A. B. degree in 1905. He con The Capuchin Fathers of St. stitution, Sally made her little the Teachers’ college of Columbia for later in the day. Augustine’s province, Pittsburgh, university indicates that legion of He will remain Jiere until Octo tinued his theological studies at speech over the radio in Denver St. Bonaventure’s seminary, and Pa., conduct St. Joseph’s junior on her latest visit. However ad ficials may be right in their ber, when he will return to Rome college and military academy at m irable .Sally may be in her counter statement.s. The college to resume his studies. Hays, the only institution for private character, and her de has long been suspect for radical their ends, and are allied with young men in the diocese. Under fenders Insist she is a remarkable tendencies. It is known that Plans for Memorial Russia. Franco has defied the the patronage of Bishop Tief, a person, as a symbol of lascivious many of its faculty members are new St Joseph’s college was dedi '^YOUR BANKER IS YOUR BUSINESS FRlENO open in support of, if not mem Holy Father by repeated -air raids Chapel Complete display she has no place in the on civilian centers, some of his cated in 1931. The unique fea entertainment field of a decent bers' of, the Communist party. Its ture of the college is a special guiding light, the “apostle” of supporters have totalitarian views (Continued From Page One) community. on government, and he is allied course offered in the vocational modern education, Prof. John will be lined with travertine and sciences suited to teach the rural Movies, such as Ecstasy, that Dewey, has often asserted his sym with the Fascists and Nazis. We polished marble. The roof will be had been placed on the forbidden are forced into a position of “posi youths the best methods of agri W k i f . pathy with the Russian form of of flagstone. The sanctuary wil culture. Classical and commercial list of the Legion of Decency have government. 4 tive impartiality .... expressing a open on to a large plaza, where r been shown in Denver. Most of preference for specific ideas and courses are also included in the The legion, on the other hand, there will be room for the hun curriculum. The military training them appeared in the cheap Cur is an avowed foe of Communism. actions when they are certainly dreds who gather for the annual tis street theaters. • Birth o f a known, but being an uncritical is a distinctive feature of the insti W w u f ' s / Slronglv intrenched as it is, it Memorial day and All Souls’ serv tution. Baby will show at a house that has had much to do wKh the curb partisan of neither.” ices. At the rear of the structure usually caters to a better clientele. ing of radical movements in this The Commonweal’s case against will be a marble altar, whore Mass In the city of Hays Jan. 21, But its imitatdr, in title at least, country. In an informative book. Franco raises three points— his air 1931, His Excellency dedicated if debts trouble you A Baby Is Born, an obvious at wil) be celebrated. In the side walls the new annex and chapel at St. Isms, now in its second edition, raids, the views of some of his will be built eight crypts for the perhaps we tan help! tempt to capitalize on the pub the legion has exposed the aims, followers, his alliance with Ger Bi.shops of the Diocese of Denver. Anthony’s hospital, ah institution licity attending the original film, methods, and members of the many and Italy. The statement The plans call for a sacristy at the of 250 beds, which has served consolidate them and showed in Denver on Curtis Communist, party in the United ignores Franco’s proof that his air rear of the building. The entrances Western Kansas for more than a street. States. bombings are directed at military quarter of a century. It is con apply for a For the benefit of our readers to this room will be of bronze and There is. moreover, no reason objectives—rail centers, munition wrought iron. At the bases of the ducted by the Sisters of St. Agnes let us give the C.atholic stand on to suspect that the legion is either depots, armament transports— front arch will be niches for of Fond du Lac, Wise. Birth o f a Baby again. The Le Fascistic or un-American. It is placed in great population cen statues. One of the noteworthy efforts gion of Decency, which ^ is not ters by the Red government. It of Bishop Tief has been the fos PERSONAL LOAN true that it was responsible for The floor of the sanctuary will prudish in its judgments, invented the soldiers’ bonus, but it achieved ignores Franco’s oft-repeated state tering of native vocations. Out of Worry over debts is needless for those of chor-'T a separate classification for this be raised about four and one-half 33 native vocations to the priest this bv strictly democratic meth ment that the government of post Qcter and established earning obility. Get o fresh film—“Not .Suitable for General ods. It is no more controlled by war Spain will be chosen by the feet above the ground level, which hood in this time, one-half of that Theater Exhibition.” The movie cliques than are the Masons or the people of Spain and bis repudia will enable the faithful to witness number are laboring in their na stort. We'li be glad to help you. You will receive is not immoral in itself, but it is Shriners or the Knights of Co tion of Fascism. It ignores the at good advantage the ceremonies tive diocese. More than 300 young courteous attention, and the entire transaction of such a nature that it should fact that Franco is paying his debt conducted in the edifice. The women have entered religious com lumbus. r.athoIirs as well as non- arch of the sanctuary,. which will be confidential, business-like, and agreeable.; not be shown before a mixed Catholics have been its leaders. to both Germany and Italy as the munities of the diocese in 17 years, 6 % discount; 12 equal payments. group. Its program is liberal. war progresses, that both Germany will rise 20 feet above the mensa and the majority have entered with It can be viewed without harm Because of the current practice and Italy have disclaimed any ter of the altar, will be surmounted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Con by a mature adult. Its ^ clinical of branding everything opposed to ritorial interest in Spain. a singing tower that will be cordia. nature is of value to medical stu- Communism as Fascism, we are in The main point in the Common equipped with a loud-speaking sys Much of His Excellency’s time ’dents, but this same aspect draws clined to believe that the North weal statement, however, is its tem over which Mass, sermons, or and care has been given to the many who are interested solely in western profe.ssor had, as one declaration that, because of the music can be broadcast. The sys charitable institutions of the dio off-color sex. The movie may be legionnaire expressed it, a “('om- propaganda involved, “we do not tern will be so arranged that re cese. St. Joseph’s orphanage''at a distinct shock to younger per nuinist brain child.” We were have any sufficient knowledge of cordings may be played in the of Abilene has witnessed a remark sons, for the birth of a baby is rather glad to read that the Na the whole situation.” If this is fice of the cemetery and broadcast able growth in the Bishop’s admin 37/0 A m e r ic a n N a t i o n a l often a distressing affair. There is tional Education association, .which true, the editors lay themselves from the tower, or a microphone istration. It is in charge of the Sis no more reason to show it publicly seems on the verge of breaking open to the charge of wilful ig may be placed in the sanctuary to ters of St. Joseph. The Home of than there is to admit the .general norance, for the facts in the case pick up the ceremonies that are the Little Flower for the aged at Sank oj} D E N V E R away from Dewey and the educated being conducted. public to surgical operations in “pinks” of Columbia university, can be determined and have been Concordia was erected in 1924. xA Complete Banking Services bosbitals. told Professor Gellermann to mind determined to the satisfaction of The edifice will be the gift of In the spring of 1925, His Ex a] Mrs. James F. Looram, inter his own business. — Rev. W. J. the Holy See, the Spanish Hier Mrs. Mary J. Gallagher in memory cellency made a pilgrimage to the national chairman of the motion Canavan. archy and the Bishops of almost of her deceased husband, P. R. Holy Land. Later the same year, picture department ^ of the Na every other nation in the world, the (Reddy) Gallagher, sports writer ho made an ad limina visit to the PRANK KIRCHHOF, Pres. tional Legion of Decency, has this 'niE COMMONWEAL’S overwhelming majority of Catholic for the Denver Poet. Eternal City, and again in the to say about the situation: IMPARTIALITY ON SPAIN thinkers and writers, and the great summer of 1932. In the summer “Independent producers who More with regret than with re mass of the Catholic people. The of 1932, the Bishop toured the cannot compete with Hollywood be sentment did we read the Com- editors of the Commontceal point Confirmation Dates European continent and. the cause they lack the financial and moniceal’s declaration of policy on edly ignore the Spanish Bishops’ British isles, • and attended the the Spanish civil war, a declara technical facilities capitalize on joint pastoral letter on the war and Of Bishop Listed Eucharistic congress at Dublin. hf«mh«r Dtpciii /naoranct CorponHon Which /naurea Depots the shock quality of sex. "rhe tion of “positive impartiality.” the comments on it written by the The past year marked the estab in thit Bcnk with $5000 Meximttip Innamnon fbr Cnch Deponent. production code and the I..egion The statement, ably refuted in the American Bishops and the Hier The following Confirmation lishment under the direction of of Decency are very specific in same magazine by Michael Wil archy in other countries. By friends dates of Bishop Urban J. 'Vehr Bishop Tief of the Register, North their ideas concerning the treat liams, founder and former editor of Red Spain, the Commonweal are announced: western Kansas Edition, weekly ment of this subiecl. We have of the Commonweal, will cause re statement will be hailed as a rebuke Craig—Sunday, July 10, 9 a. m newspaper and official diocesan on the condemned list, for in joicing only among those violent to all those who have favored organ, which first appeared Nov. stance, films like Gambling W'ith partisans of the Red .Spanish gov Franco, including the Bishops. Meeker — Sunday, July 10, 23, 1937. Souls, a picture, tfeating of white ernment who are the Church’s most The Commonweal is in no position p. m. slavery; Damaged Lives and Dam bitter enemies in America. To to give such a rebuke, but the re Rifle—Sunday, July 10, 7:30 aged Goods, presenting the effects, them and to most Catholics, the buke seems intended, for the edi p. m. cure, and social aspec's of CommonweaVs declaration of neu tors imply that those who have Minturn — Monday, July 11, ESTABUSHED SINCE IBOS MAin 5314 syphilis; Assassin of Youth, pre trality can appear only as the taken sides in the war, are “un p. m. tending to warn against the evil capitulation of an organ long re critical” partisans. Glenwood Springs — Monday, effects o f marihuana but for the spected as an able exponent of If, despite the Spanish Bishops’ July 11, 7:30 p. m. most part nullifying the warning Catholic thought. letter and all other reliable sources The American Fixture Co. bv obiectionable and salacious The statem ent is made by the of information, the editors of the Fruita — Tuesday, July 12, F. J. KIRCHHOF seauences; Slaves in Bondage, an- brilliant young men who have suc Commonweal are unable or unwill p. m. ManufMturtrt of orber wliile slave subject. T^e ceeded Michael Williams in the di ing to make a decision on this Delta — Wednesday, July 13 r ’ost recent example of an in- rection of the Commonweal, Tlieir matter, ran we expect them to sift 7 :30 p. m. CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS CONSTRUCTION CO. d-ncndently produced obiection- argum ent is this: There is so much fact from propaganda in other Paonia—Thursday, July 14, 10 pMe -film is the much-publicized violent and questionable propa equally important matters? We can a. m. CHURCH FURNITURE Birth o f a Baby, made by the S^- ganda favoring both factions in not. The Commonweal has long Montrose — Thursday, July 14 c «l Pictures corporation for the the Spanish war that we are un been respected at a capable critic 7:30 p. m. BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES BUILDERS Maternal Health committee.” Mrs. able to make a judgment of the and an able analyst of current af Ouray — Friday, July 15, 10 I ooram then explains in detail whole case. We do know that fairs and thought. The Common a. m. Millwork of All Kinds . We Appreciate Your Patronage the sund of the Legion of Decency both sides have done things we weal deserves better of its new edi Crested Butte, Friday, July 15 we have already discussed. cannot approve. The “Loyalists” tors than the open admission that 7 :30 p. m. FRANK KIRCHHOF. 1232-46 ARAPAHOE ST. Pastors and parents, anyone who have persecuted religion, have used they are unable to make a judg Gunnison—Sunday, July 17, 9 PRESIDENT DENVER. COLO. 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. has charge of the young, will un- ruthless methods of accomplishing ment on Spain.— C. J. McNeilL a. m. Thursday, June 30, 1538 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE FIVE
PUEBLO DEANERY HOLDS Stv^ Christopher Medals SEASON’S LAST MEETING What a Pueblo.—The regular meeting iporning at City park by members bester, and Jennie Pingatore, and and Medallions for of the Pueblo deanery. Diocesan of the Chi Gamma Chi after the Mmes. Margaret Hardway and Jt Council of Catholic Women, was 7:30 Mass. The Chi Gamma Chi Rose Redwine. held Monday afternoon at 2:30 at is a group of Catholic girls. Those A boy was born Saturday eve Mechanic Said Sacred Heart hall. It was the final who attended the breakfast were ning to Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Wil- Travelers, 5c to $3.00 meeting until September. Misses Elizabeth Byrne, Katherine bar of Portland at St. Mary’s hos Miss Virginia Mooney of Wash Merchant, Lil O’Connor, Alica pital. Mrs. Wilbar is the former ington, D. C., who is visiting her Vittulo, Leona Vogt, Mary Mona Faricy of Pueblo and is a A great variety of St. Christopher Plaques that “IVe read many ads for various products parents, spent the week-end in Schmitt, Anna Schmitt, Phylis graduate of St. Mary’s hospital. » Arthur, Elivira Gobatti, Mina Is- claiming reasonable prices and have found out Denver with friends. Birthday Pa. ty for Mrs. Schiller can be attached to the auto. Mrs. J. L. Nason of Houston, Mrs. Margaret Schiller was sur later that these reasonable (?) prices were Tex., has come to Pueblo to visit prised on her birthday, June 17, by St. Christopher Keys for the key ring. entirely beyond my means. They were prob her mother, Mrs. J. L. Driscoll. a party given at the home of Mrs. Dr. Bruno DeRose, representa M e a r Residents A. W. Schmitt, her granddaughter. St. Christopher Wallets, with identification ably reasonable to some people, but not to me. tive from Southern Colorado, re Those present were Mmes. Gladys turned to Pueblo Thursday from McGowan, Thomas Malone, Robert tags and holders for six keys—$1.00. “But let me say this about Horan Funeral Estes Park, where he attended the Moore, W. H. Dillon, John J. Hall, three-day convention of the Colo Leaving (or Soutli Lynch, Maroney, Richard H. Mock, We have a large selection of St. Christopher Service. They really do have funerals at rea rado State Dental association. ■Frank O’Neil, Stovall, J. F. Reilly, medals that can be worn on the person. Edward John Limes arrived in Margaret Schiller, G. F. Huber, sonable prices—MY idea of reasonable prices. Pueblo Wednesday from the J. K. John McGann, George Shearer, L. Canon City.—Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brinegar, and Schmitt, and Mullen home’ for boys at Fort C. Sprinkle are leaving here within I’ve been through their display room and I Logan to spend ten days with his Misses Mayme Sullivan and Agnes the next few days for North Caro Maroney. honestly was surprised to see how much they mother, Mrs. A^nes A. Limes, a^d lina where they will make their Patricia Ann, his sister. Mrs. Anne Marie Daniels enter had to choose from and what a wide variation home after living here for nearly tained at bridge Thursday evening, James Clarke Miss Frances Lauricella, daugh 20 years. Mrs. Sprinkle was hon ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lauricella, June 23, complimenting Miss Vir there is in cost. It seems to me they really ored at two parties, one Monday ginia Rooney of Washington, D. and Nick Passalaqua were married afternoon in the home of Mrs. J. Monday, June 5, at Our Lady of C., and Mrs. Verlie Risley of Los Church Goods House know what a reasonable price is.” Leo Sterling when the women pf Angeles. Luncheon was served Mt. Carmel church. The Rev. S. St. Michael’s parish were hostesses. Headquarters for Articles of Dovotion, Church Furnishings, M. Giglio officiated at the Mass at following the games. Those at Tea was served from 3 until 5 tending were Mrs. Risley, Miss Books for the Catholic Laity and Clergy. 8. o’clock. A large number of women 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 Children to See Morie of Selves Katie Pellhour, Mrs. Virginia Wil of the parish called to greet Mrs. liams, Miss Lila Mae Deniston, Mrs. Miss Evlyn -Johnson plans to Sprinkle and wish her happiness in show the children of the pediatric Golden Harvey, Miss Rooney, Mrs. her new home. Mrs. Sprinkle was Rose Jefferson, Miss Louise Himes, department of St. Mary’s hospital presented with a corsage of □RA some moving pictures taken of Miss Antoinette Benko, Miss Ger flowers. AND SON CHAPELS themselves in their play periods trude Templeton, Mrs. Edith and also some taken of the chil Later in the day the women Francis, Miss Elizabeth Van Hee, dren receiving various treatments. gave her a silver rosary as a mark and Mrs. Daniels. l52i^ Glevoland I^laoe These pictures were taken by Miss of their esteem and friendliness. Harry Quinn in Cheyenne Johnson on her last inspection Mrs. Sprinkle has been an active Harry Quinn, former well- trip. Besides the pictures. Miss member in organizations of the known Puebloan, is serving as Johnson'oh) is going to treat the chil parish in her residence here. manager of the Plains hotel in Gvarling forever our Ibunderis lieals dren to some movies of Mickey Mrs. Otto Anna, Miss Clara Esser, Cheyenne, Wyo., one of the West’s Mouse and similar films. Mrs. E. J. Hollister, Mrs. Nell best-known hotels. Since leaving The nurses at the hospital had a Crawford, Mrs. J. J. McDonnell, Pueblo, Mr. Quinn has served at t picnic supper on the lawn Sunday and Mrs. Bertha Schmitt presided many well-known hotels, including evening. These affairs are given as hostesses. two at Estes Park, the Antlers often in the summer months. Saturday afternoon of last week hotel in Colorado Springs, and the Many of the nurses left on their Mrs. Mary Young and Mrs. R. A. Roosevelt hotel in Hollywood, vacations this week. Waterbury entertained in honor Calif. He was graduated from Miss Ora Tisone, night super of Mrs.' Sprinkle in Mrs. Water- Central high school in 1921. His visor at St. Mary’s hospital, spent bury’s home. The women presided father, T, J. Qiiinn, was formerly Miles & Dryer BROTHER OF COLORADOAN HAS the week-end in Canon City visit over three tables of bridge and C. F. & I. superintendent at Lime ing with relatives. served,a late tea. and is now superintendent of the Printing Co. Miss Helen Anna of Canon City, Ladies’ Card Club Meets Dolemite quarry at Canon City. SEAT IN IRISH PARLIAM ENT who had been employed at St. Mrs. D. G. Hayes' was hostess Joseph L. Gillan of Kennet Wheel Tickets for Mary’s hospital, left Wednesday to the Ladies’ Card club in her square. Pa., is visiting J. A. Ma Bazaars and Carnivals Colorado Springs.—Among tho'Se Allnoch, and niece, Mary Lois, of for Des Moines, la., where she home Thursday, June 23, when 30 loney and family. Although Mr. elected to the Irish parliament in Houston, Tex. will enter the government service women were present. Mrs. Victor Gillan left Pueblo almost 50 years Catholic Work Our the recent election was Michael Returning to their homes on July 1. Stringari was hostess with Mrs. ago, he cannot resist the lure of Moran of Castlebar, brother of Sunday are Mrs. Irene Wood of Chi Gamma Chi Breakfast* Hayes. Following the game, re the West. He was a cowboy here Specialty John B. Moran, 530 N. Nevada Windsor, Ontario, Canada, and Breakfast was enjoyed Sunday freshments were served and a so in the early ’80s and later worked avenue, according to word received her sister, Mrs. Therese Hayes of cial hour was enjoyed. for the D. & R. G. railroad. 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. by Mr. Moran Tuesday. Mi Evanston, 111., after visiting Mrs. Kon Wyatt and son, Kon- Orphanage Party Patrons Listed chael Moran is but 27 years old, friends here for some time. nie, are enjoying a visit in Cali KEyatone 6348, 6349 is an attorney, and has the dis Patrons of the successful lawn Mrs. Elizabeth Rollins is at St. fornia with Mrs. Wyatt’s parents. party given Thursday afternoon, tinction flf being the youngest Francis’ hospital, where she is re Parisli Gves hi Miss Ora Tisone, who is em^ member of the parliament. He is June 30, on the grounds of the cuperating from an accident. ployed in a Pueblo hospital, visited an adherent of Eamon de Valera, here over the week-end. Sacred Heart orphanage were the whose party won a sweeping vic Sister Donata of Corpus Christi following: school has gone east for the sum Mrs! Agnes Dyer of Greydcne St. Patrick’* parish—Mmes. Anna The Best in tory in the elections. avenue has been receiving treat Dillon, C. A. Moore, William J. May, Used Mr.s. Mary Portner is -recover mer. En route to her destination Party in Series ment in a local hospital. Charles Albo, M. J. O’Toole, Don Thomp ing from an accident which oc she is to visit her sister, whom son. Jr.; M. Hoffman. L. Ballewepr. W. she has not seen in 35 years. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Seitz and L. Jackson. James Ryan, .Tohn Dunn. Furniture curred a week ago Sunday. little daughter, Anne, of Pueblo Bert Anderson. C. E. Woodside, J. ALSO NEW Guests at the home of Mrs. T. Miss Martha Murray left Pueblo.—:(St. Leander’s Par visited here with Mrs. Seitz’ par Mikus. E. A. Rinker. M. Sterner, Gladys J. Conroy of 1101 E. Platte ave McGowan. J. J. McDonnell, Edward M. Cash or Credit Wednesday, June 22, for Hot ish)—The second of a series of ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Doherty, nue are Mrs. J. Daniel Allnoch, Springs, Va., to attend the con joint parties sponsored by mem for a few days of last week and McCabe, J. P. Brennan. Bart Fitzpatrick, Retail Rooms formerly Miss Lucille Conroy, and O. C. Smith, J. D. O'Hara. J. C. Buckley, Open Daily vention of the Kappa Gamma.s. bers of the Holy Name society and went on to Dayton, O., where they W. P. Stewart. T. A. Malffne, John Mc her sister-in-law, Miss Martha Dunn-Downer Wedduig Held the Young Ladies’ sodality was will visit with relatives of Mr. Gann. Robert J. Stewart, Jeff Fitinatrick, A FULL LINE OF given in the school hall Tuesday Seitz. They were accompanied A. R. Thomas, Paul Abell, A. H. Hayden. On June 1 Miss Stella M. Georsre Kuhne. J. C. Black. Charles -DsuTcr** Mesi ProcressiTo Laundry- OFFICE FURNITURE Downer of Elkader, la., became evening, June 28. These- parties on the trip by Charles Doherty. Carmra. H. J. Vogt, Bernard Baxter. L. the bride of Carroll B. Dunn of are proving to be very successful, Mrs. Smythe Batchelor visited C. Griffith. Sherman Dunn. Mike We rent Folding Chairs, Card and Colorado Springs. Mrs. Dunn both socially and financially. in Pueblo Monday. Occhiato, Flora Russell. F. L. Engle, Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver Enrolled in Mrs. Thomas Murphy enter Frank Foley. Henry Hellstern. Dan Davis, THE CASCADE LAUNDRY Mrs. Robert Hoxsey is in Flag Minnie Weinhausen, William F. Schreiner, ware, anything in stock. is a graduate of the Iowa State "TRY OUR NEW SERVICE" 'Teachers’ college, where she was tained members of the O.S.F. staff, Arh:., where she is a guest Denver: John Grosavich: Established 1888 bridge club at her home Tuesday Mmes. Agnes Limes, L. L. Marret, D. affiliated with the Kappa Mu Ep of her sister, Mrs. Blanche E. W. Morris, Florence Holland, Samuel PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 afterpoon, June 28. Rayle. Mrs. Hoxsey has been in Nelson. A. G. Sinclair, Frank Peschke, Complete Laundry Service silon national sorority, and for the Misses Cecelia Lidle, Mary Muz- Alamosa School past few years has been teaching poor health for the past several Peter Hughes. M. W. West, Fred B. 1847 Market We Call For and Deli'rer TA. 6370-6379 zio, and Mildred Ball left June 22 Orman, Morton Rechnitz, Edward Bo- in the schools at Adel, la. Mr. months and it is hoped the change decker. Leonard Walsh. C. E. Earnest. Dunn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. for a motor trip to Boulder Dam, will help her. James Daily, L. E. Linsley, R. R. Gillette. We Alamosa.—More than 600 pupils Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, San were registered in the summer re William J. Dunn of St. Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Esser, Mrs. Frank O’Neil, R. L. Moore, J. J. Prender- Store Kans., and for the past ten years Francisco, and points of interest Chris Gehlbach, Miss Anna Marie gast. J. F. Reilly. Arthur Schmitt. Mar ligious school on the first day of in the Northwest. They expect to garet Schiller, George Shearer. E. L. 13th & Lincoln Household Goods the second week. Sisters and pas has been employed in the city at Gehlbach, and Miss Marie Esser Stovall. A. H. Wagner, R. M. Allison, L. the £1 Pa.so club and at a return in about four Weeks. motored to Durango last week to J. Brinegar. W. H. Dillon, J. J. Hall, JAMES MOTOR CO. KE. 8221 and Merchandise tor were happily surprised at the Mrs. Catherine Waltmire and George F. Huber, J..W . Lynch, R. H. ;hease and speed with;hease which the mortuary. After July 1 they will spend the week-end with Dr. and DUFFY STORAGE AND Patricia Waltmire left the past Mrs. Charles Mason and family, Mock, Andrew McGovern, John Mc children did their work in the be at home in this city at 1005 E. week for an extended visit with Govern, Catherine Boggs. John Wolf, J. B. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS MOVING CO. third year of the new system of Monument street. Mrs. Mason was formerly Mrs. Farley. J. F. Farley. Joseph Snedec, and A. relatives in California. Clara Esser. Thomas: Mr, and Mrs. Sebastian Kietzky, Expert Repair Service at Reasonable Rate*—Also Used Cart imparting instruction. ■ Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fingel of James Matush and F. C. Chinn, and 1411 N. Tejon street spent the Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Crouch and Girl Hostess on 10th Birthday Ten rooms in the new Lincoln children of Ft. Morgan have been Misses May Gallagher, Ida Bonnot. Ber school building and four in the week-end at Glenwood Springs. Isabel Seal was hostess at a nadette Bishoff, Mayme Sullivan, and visitors at the home of Mr. and Agnes Moroney, Willis school are crowded to ac Vacation Ii Planned party in her home Saturday, June Ladies’ Heels 15c Mrs. G. Sandstrom, parents of 18, on her tenth birthday. Among St. Leander's parish—Mmes. Leo Dris commodate the religious classes St. Mary’s court, C. D. of A., Mrs. Crouch. coll, F. Purvis, R. LaFoIlette, F. E. Columbine and the singing class. The unit her guests were Alice Sthmitt, Jay Whitcomb, J. Russ, Lee Murphy. Thomas will vacation in the months of Mrs. E. C. Lidle, accompanied Gordon Bo-wcr, Lucille Madone, Kerrigan. G. W. Everett, H, Barger. system is being used in all the July and August this year. The by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Struck of George Duesing, Charles Schnorr, L. H. 9^ Shoe Repair cla.sses,:la.‘! except the prayer class. regular meeting will take place in Denver, went to Walsenburg June Antoinette Madone, Mildred Muhic. Paul Keller. A. Sollee. G. Casteller, Why Pay More? 1035 15th St., Near Arapahoe There is a noticeable increase in Schmitt, Barbara, Mary Catherine, J. O’Brien. John Clark. C. Robinson, Leo September. 20 to attend the funeral of Mrs. and Gertrude Maschinot, and Mary Keller, L. Hagney. G. E. Sandstrom, (TradMiark) the upper classes. One family has Mrs. Elizabeth Behm enter Margaret Krier, which was held Charles Balsik. £. A. Hager. F. Coleman, Block from Loop Market ei^ht children-in attendance. No Louise Seal. tained a few friends at her home the following morning. Mrs. Krier Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dolan, B. Ward, Ellen Curran, J. Dawler. Cath children may enroll after the third Wednesday afternoon. was an aunt of Mrs. Lidle and erine Lidle, J. McGuire. F. Murphy. week. More than 200 children re who live on a ranch in the Wet Thomas Murphy, Fred Cassidy. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Chester Alderton Mrs. Struck. Her death occurred Mountain valley, bad the misfor A. Wilms, W. M. Seiter, R. E. Chapman. / a ceived Holy Communion on the of 423 E. Espanola street an in Denver. Noah Swartz, Leo Casey. Mary Faricy, WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES ALTAR BREADS Feast of the Sacred Heart. nounce the birth of a ■ daughter tune to lose their home and much Robert Murphy. L. M. Rhoades. M. Davis. INCORPORATED Mias Leona Herder is taking a of the contents in a fire a few William McGovern, J. Beauvais, Charles The sisters are occupying their Tuesday. The mother was Miss vacation trip to Detroit and cities SEWING and the pound!idresidence party was weeks ago. Last week they experi Beatty. Fred Jahn, and C. Baer, and Colorado Owned Store* Catherine McCullough, daughter in Pennsylvania and Ohio. enced a severe hail storm which Misses Lil O'Connor. Mary Frasier, Edna Little Girli' DresttB, Embroidery, a great success. of Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. McCullough. J. McAllister has returned from Falk, Bernice Murphy, A. Keller, and May Uonoirrmmins, Ete. On Sunday, June 19, the sisteKs broke through the frail roof on Imblum. 17th and Broadway Mrs. L. C. Gillis and son, John St. Louis, where he was called their hastily-built log cabin. What St. Anthony’s parish—Mmes. A. Sajbel. 800 Santa Fe Dr. were treated to a dinner by the because of the death of his John Hoody. George Lindbay, Joseph Broadway and Ellsworth f THE 5ISTERS OF THE Tabernacle society. This Sunday Gillis, and daughter, Mrs. Anna the fire did not destroy, the hail 16th and California Daly, returned home last Sunday brother. O’Brien, Elizabeth Miklus, Stephen 15th and California ) GOOD SHEPHERD the Sacred Heart league will serve Mrs. Otto Anna of Canon City attempted to. But with all their Petersen. Joseph Hamrick, Julia Fudie. the sisters. after vacationing in Los Angeles misfortune, the Dolans say it Connie Lamb, James Matush. Joseph TELEPHONE PEARL 2401 and San Francisco, Calif. visited with friends the past week. Gorshe, Anna Sajbel, Michael >^assar, We Do Not Hare Special Sale* Bnt Sell Yon at Onr Loweat Farewell Party Held Misses Molly and Norrienne might have been worse, Mr. and Oscar Cascak, and Steven Monack. Prices E rery Day on All Drug Merchandise. i i A farewell party was given in The Sisters of St. Francis of Uhls were baptized the past week Mrs. Dolan and children visited St. Mary’s parish— Mmes. Joseph Bo- honor of Mrs. James J. Roper, re Corpus Christi school have gone here for a few days of last week. zaich, Lillian Kastelc. Rachel Blabich, Upton Renovating Co. to Milwaukee, Wise., to spend the by the Rev. Paul Fife, O.S.B. John Pathek, Martin Kolbezen, A. tiring president of the Tabernacle Mrs. James Cline acted as spon Brunjak, Louis Raspet, Peter Ferae, Sr.: society, by members at the resi summer at their motherhouse in sor, for Molly and Miss Mary Mur Peter Perse, Jr.: John Skull, Marie Culig. ! CARPET dence of Mrs. Tim Coughlin on that city. John Gornick, Nicholas Radovich. John Mrs. Mary Sheesley, a resident phy acted as sponsor for Nor 80 Enrolled at Snyder, Mary Krasovich. George Thomas, CLEANERS Monday afternoon. She was pre rienne. Katie Krasovich, Martin Krasovich, Cath THAT CLEAN sented with a kift from each mem of Colorado Springs for the last Edward Birrer, infant son of arine Princ. Joseph Robida, Beniamin ber. Lovely refreshments were six years, died Tuesday morn Fisher. Mark Kocevar, John Germ. Jere Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Birrer, was School in Erie miah Stravia, Louis Lesar, John Castelc. W. H. UPTON. M«m z » served. On Thursday afternoon, ing. Surviving are her husband, LOOP MARKET baptized by the Rev, Paul Fife, Anthony Jan, Thomas Peserchio, John June 23, Mrs. Roper presided at William W. Sheesley; a son, Wil • 765 Tejon Street O.S.B. Sponsors were Mr. and Star, John Jersin, C. H. Thomas, and FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE the last meeting, turning over the liam George Sheesley; a daugh Mrs. Don Cassidy. Boulder.—Attendance at the Louis Perko. TAbor 5223 gavel to the vice president, Mrs. ter, Mrs. Cheltit Roberts, all of religious vacation school which St. Francis' parish— Mmes. Stephen Free Parking With Purchase of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence Colorado Springs, and an uncle, Ushers for the month of July opened Monday, June 20, at Erie, Corbett, Kirby. G. Olson, O’Neill. James . ^ McIntyre, who will serve until the are: 7 o’clock Mass, Earl Murphy Sabo, M. Melich, M. Barta, Anna Sabo. next annual election. Mr.j and Pete Hughes of Central City. and William Sutherland; 9, Har increased in one week from 28 Thomas Mulholland, Keilbach, Mudd, Mrs. Roper, who had lived in the Funeral services were held at St. children to nearly 80. The school, .Saul Sanches, M. C. Jone.s, Dey Whelan, old Johnson and Joseph Habiger, which is being taught by the Sis John Hughes. Paul Baker, Patrick Baker, Sacred Heart parish for the past Mary’s church, of which Mrs. Jr. S. Muir, J. Muir, Dtmohue, McCready, SOLES Sheesley was a member, at 9, ters of Charity' of Mt. St. Ger Mary Pachek, J. Venuto, Oliver Seigle, Zinc Etchings 47 years, took their departure for Men's. Women's, end Colorado Springs Friday evening Thursday morning. Burial at trude’s academy, Boulder, will Frank Jagger, Joseph Blatnik, J. Day- Children's Half SoHs Color Pldtcs Half Tones Evergreen cemetery. close Sunday, July 3, with First ton. Anna Gentry, D. E. Morin, and Val to make their home. Mr. Roper Schmelich. and the Rev, A. J. Miller, ^COFFEE retired from service with the Den Lawrence Kelly Diet Salida Sodality Communion at the 8 o’clock Mass and Joseph Gorntek. Loop Shoe Seelem dti-Ehi«t\ ver & Rio Grande railroad because Lawrence P. Kdly, 74, who at St. Scholastica’s church. Sacred Heart pariah— Mmes. George esh as Milk REPAIR SHOP Members of the faculty of Mt. Sims, Anthony Rausch, Stella Pursell, , listed Kxlay— Loop Market, Lawrence37 Street Side of ill health. Photo £itgim>ei'S j came to Colorado Springs 30 years- J. L. Gray, Lawrence Burke, Ray Mc dtllTsrsd today Mail on La Veta Pan July 4 ago, died Thursday evening, June Enjoys Program St. Gertrude’s academy wish to Carthy, J. G. Connor, Harry Lloyd. J. TAbor -2.131 On July 4 the annual High Mass 23, at a hospital. Mr. Kelly is express their gratitude to friends E. Abell, F. E. Leonard. Charles Woess- • C o n e tt will be celebrated on La Veta pass in Boulder and Denver for their ner, A. Verlengia, J. L. Tomlinson, V«nce • Teat The firms listed here de survived by a sister, Miss Mary Salida.—The senior sodality met Driscoll. Samuel Barnett. C. L. Ducy, • Spices Denver Colorado amid the pines a«d columbines at co-operation in the plans for the serve to be remembered Kelly of Colorado Springs. He Friday night, Juna 24, at the E. A. Dav/sen. L. Jones, R. Longworth, • E x tra c ts St. Anthony’s chapel. Sisters from was a member of St. Mary’s school house. The junior mem annual midsummer festival to be Max Derryberry, Claude Mattingly, J. held Jul^ 19 and 20. The pro H. Sims, Lawrence Langdon, Platt • BaKIng Powder when you are distributing Antonito, San Luis, Gardner, Ala church. Rosary was recited at 8 bers had charge of the program. Rogers, Fritz Lassen, C. A. Newton, H. mosa, and Walsenburg will be p. m. Saturday, with funeral and 'The program was as follows: ceeds will be used for campus im W. Ibester, Floyd Crews, Henry Mc P)ione KE. 7181 your patronage in the dif Your business is present, with the Sacred Heart burial services in Effingham, Kans., “The Old Apple Tree,’’ vocal solo provement. Carthy. Louis ChiarigUone, Vincent ferent lines of business. apprecioted here. pastor and choir—all under the at 11 a. m. Monday. Riley. J. C. Welle, Sidney Gassman, w by Kathryn Ferrero; “The Spin George Sexton. Wilbur Pryor, Martin patronage of Antonio Trujillo of Mrs. Thomas Sweeney and her ning Song,’’ piano solo by Eleanor Walter, Fred Cassidy, A. J. Dooner, F. the pass. Father Raymond Newell sister-in-law. Miss Mary Sweeney, McNamarra, and then Kathryn Las Animas School Cronan, F. Merchant, L. A. Daveline, ■will deliver the English sermon Elizabeth Neary, Paul Uietemeier. Mina returned to their home in Law Cullinan described her trip. Ishestor, George J. Gleason, Clarence F. and Father Onofrio Martorell, rence, Kans., Monday after a visit It was decided that the senior Enrolls 185 Pupils Oakley, J. J. Kratky. R. H. Glasgow, C.R., has been invited to speak in with Miss Mary Murray. members will entertain the jun H. C. Norton, B. Connelly, C. E. Pettit, Spanish. iors at a swimming party in Las Anirnas. — A class of 34 Louise Floyd. A. K. Spencer. E. M. Scott, Visitors at the home of Misses W. Coble, John Larson, Anna Heshon, ^SPECIAL OFFER Frances and Mary Clarahan have August. children received First Holy Com Isabel Muldoon, A. Yoticts. J. R. Shuff. been their brother-in-law and sis The meeting was adjourned and munion at St. Mary’s chuhch June and Arthur Grove: Misses Margaret We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six Good Shepherd Aid Carey, Ruth Sieter, Gertrude Roy. Mary ter, Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson, delicious refreshments were served 26. A three-week vacation school Weaver, Jane Reardon, Nellie Brown, months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. ,We of Minneapolis, Minn. En route to by the junior members. preparation was conducted by the Jean Findle, Ruth Potter, Jane Wolohan. have low rate of insurance. To Sponsor Party California they stopped at the The next meeting will be at Benedictine Sisters of C^non City, Josephine Langdon, and May Langdon. Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on Grand Canyon of Arizona. In the home of Miss Lucille Glesner, who took charge of teaching work and Frank Carroll and Peter Mendler. Frank J. Nezich, Jr.. Dies your work. A card party will be given by their stjy in California they plan at which time a backward party at the mission in 1932. This year Frank J. Ketlch, Jr., 34, lifetime resi MOVING. STORAGE AND PACKING the Good Shepherd Aid Tuesday, to meet their daughter. Sister will be enjoyed. 185 pupils were enrolled. dent of Pueblo, died Saturday after an July 12, at 2 o’clock on the As in former years a public illness of one week. He was employed in Mary Andrew (Dominican) of the casting foundry at the steel works. No Money Needed for Six Months grounds of the convent. There Texas. Alamosa Reader Grateful school was made available, which Funeral services were held Tuesday at will be hand-made table prizes. Miss Madaline Schaffer has had An Alamosa reader returns greatly facilitated instruction in 8:30 a. m. at the family home, 1026 S. DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. Tickets are 25 cents. Gue.sts are her cousins, Mrs. Olive Deck, and thanks to the Sacred Heart of religion and Gregorian chant. Santa Fe, and at 9 at St. Mary's church. SL\RS.R0iHUCKAMK0 Rosary service was held at 7 :80 p. m. 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse nil) BROADWAY UKNVEK asked to bring their playing cards. daughter of San Francisco visit JesUs, Yen. Mother Cabrini, and Classes were conducted both in at the residence. He is survived by his Automobiles will meet street cars. ing the past week. ' St. Anthony for a favor received. the morning and in the afternoon. parents and three sisters* \ PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telepljone, KEystone 420R iTiursday, June 80, 1938 JOBS WANTED John Huriey ST. CAJETAN’S ‘DIA DE CAMPO’ Teachin* All the Modern r ’ i For Good Workers Amancialioi Hall SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE Groups to Resume Rhythms of 6f any type, permanent or odd Ballroom job, call Employment Department. AT VASA PARK TO BE SUNDAY DENVER EAST LAKE. 9. Dancing Catholic Charities CATHEDRAL, E. Colfax and Logan, 6. 7, EDGEWATER, 7 and 9. Week-days, Beirinners and Advanced— 8, 9. 10:30, and 12. Week-days, 6:30 7:80. (St. Cajetan’i Parish) Games and races of all sorts will Children’s and Adults 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6.'?86 ELBERT, fourth Sunday only; 9, June Sessions in Fall To Be kproved and 8. A special meeting was held Sun be featurecl and everybody will Studios, 1615 Trsinont ANNUNCIATION, E. 36th Ave. and and Auguft; IL July and September TA. 7141 Res. PE. 8846 ELDORADO SPRINGS. Maes at South day afternoon, June 26, to line have a chance to win a useful Humboldt. 6:16, 7:30. 8-.30. 9:30. (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish) (Annunciation Parish) 10':45 and 12. Week-dayel 6:16, 7:16', Boulder. 7 :30, Arst. third, and Afth up final arrangements for the big prize. There will be contests for Our Sundays; 9. second and fourth Sun> The Altar and Rosai^y society “Dia De Campo” at Vasa park, married women, widows, and fat Community With the annual bazaar' din and 8. days. ner in view, a group of women BLESSED SACRAMENT, Montview Blvd. and the P.-T. A. will discontinue situated one-half mile west of women, bald-headed men, and fat Can to East and Wait and Elm. 7. 8:30, .10:30, and 12. ELIZABETH, second Sunday only: 9, representing the P.-T.A. and the June. August, and October; 11, July their monthly meetings in the sum Lakeside park, Sunday, July 3. men. The boys’ and girls’ races l»l & 15lh of Eaeb Month Altar and Rosary society met to FITZSIMONS CHAPEL, Fitxiimona hon- and September. mer months, hut will resume them Emelio Tenorio, general chairman, will be in proportion to age, etc. pltal, 6 and 8. Week-days, Commun- discuss plans for improving the EMPIRE, Mass at Georgetown, 9. in September. There will be no presided. The Very Rev. John Ordinas, OtSe* a Warehouu, 1S21 20th St. nion, 6:16; Haai. 7:80. S iyrd . facilities of the kitchen at Hagus ENGLEWOOD. 6. 8. and 10. Altar and Rosa'ry society meeting, An attractive program of varied C.R., will off^r a Low Mass Service—KEystone 0228 HOLY FAMILY, W. 44th Ave. and Utica. Sales - 14th & Broadway hall. In order to give prompt and 6. 7 :30. ». 10 :30, and 11 :4.6. ERIE. 9:30, Arst, third, and Afth Sun* this Friday, as was previously an Spanish dancing and singing has at 12 o’clock at an open-air On Civic Center efficient service to dinner patrons, h oly'GHOST, 19th and'California Sta., days: 8, second and fourth Sundays.* nounced. The members ■ of the been prepared by Mrs. A. P. Deus, altar. Indications are that this new sinks tvill be installe'd and the 6:16, 6. 7rl6, 8:16, 9:16, 10:16, 11:16,. IfSTES PARK, 7:30 and 9:30. Altar society will receive Com chairman of the program commit picnic will be a great success ac Service ■ 1314 Acoma Optometrist and Optician stoves will be checked and reno and 12.:15. Week-daya, 7 and 7:4$. •EVERGREEN. 10. munion in the summer on the first tee. A great deal of time and cording to reports that tickets are On Civic Center HELEN WALSH vated. The dinner will be given HOLY ROSARY, E. 47th-Ave. and Pearl. FAIRPLAY. 10. Sunday of the month. effort has been expended to in- being sold rapidly. The commit Aug. 11, and, while a complete 6 and 6. FLEMING. 7 and 9. •sure a first-class performance. tee in charge of general arrange Denver’e Largest Ford and LOYOLA, E. 23rd Ave. and York, 3, 7, FLORENCE. 7 and 9. Week-days. 7:80 The Holy Name society will Lincoln Zephyr Dealer Associate menu has not been planned, it was 8:30, 10:30. and 12. PORT COLLINS. St. Joseph's, 6:30 and 9. meet Wednesday evening, July 6, Musie will be furnished by. the ments includes Emelio Tenorio, MERCY HOSPITAL. 6. If W. R. JOSEPH decided to serve Virginia baked Holy Family. 8 and 10. at 8 p. m. Members are requested Crusaders’ orchestra under the di general chairman; A. Armijio, as ham as the main course. Mrs. W. OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, W. 36th FORT GARLAND, 8:80, second Sunday rection of William Bernard, organ sistant chairman, and Nick. Es * New and Used Cari EYES EXAUt>TED Ave. and Navajo, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, and only, to attend. Whether the Holy E. Robinson, president of the P.- 10:30. FORT LOGAN. 8:80. ist of the parish. An initial short pinosa, secretary. Name society will sponsor the an Parts and Service ' T.A., is in charge of th,e dinner. OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE, W. 86th FORT LUPTON, 8:80. Arst Sunday; 9:30, nual -parish picnic this year will be entertainment along dramatic lines Missouri Priest Visits Sister Phone TAber IS80 Other bazaar chairmen are as Ave. and Kalamath, 10. . other Sundays. will be staged by the Young La- 218-219 Maiestie Blda. OUR LA"DY OF VICTORY, W. 12th Ave. FORT LYON, 7. discussed at the se3sion. The Rev. F. J. Knoebber, Se- follow: and Shoahone, 7 :30. FORT MORGAN. 8 and 10. The vacation school will clo.se die.s’ sodality. Miss Antonia Lopez dalia. Mo., spent the first part of Vic Hebert, general chairman; PRESENTATION. W. 7th Ave. and FOUNTAIN, 10. Arst and third Sunday^. Tljur.sday, July 7, with Mass and will render vocal selections ac the week as the guest of his sister, See Me for a New Roof and Julian, 6 :30 and 9. FRAZER, Hass at Maryvale camp. companied by Mr. Bernard. Fred Ed Clinton and John McCormack, SACRED HEART, 28th and Larimer Sta„ Coxzen’s^.ltanch chapel, 8. June 26 .(o Holy Communion at 8 o’clock. The Sister Mary Victorine. Save Money vice chairmen; Mrs. Ted Johnson, 6. 7. 8 :30. and 10:30. July SI, inclusive. school owes its success both to Lara, school band instructor, will Banns of Matrimony have been secretary and publicity; Mrs. Ed ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL. W. 16th FREDERICK. 9,. Arst. third, and Afth present some of his pupils for the announced for Miss Petra Lopez Ave. and Quitman. 6 :46 and 7 :46. Sundays,*^7 :80, second and fourth Sun* the parents who are sending their first time. The school band, di Kelly, special game; Mrs. Fred ST. CAJETAN’S, 9th and Larimer Sta., days. children to the religious instruc and Philip Torres, both active Jim Schultze Genty, surprise package booth; 6 :30. 8 10. and 12. FRUITA. 9. tions and to the, sisters who are rected by Mr. Lara, also will play workers in the parish. Mmes. Jos ST. CATHERINE’S. W. 42nd Ave. and GARDNER. 7:30 and 9. in the evening for the social, Call me at KEystone 5311 after 6 Mrs. Paul Cooke, faneywork supervising and instructing the eph Torres and Trinkey Montoya Federal Blvd;, 5:46. 7. 8:30, 10. and 12 GEORGETOWN, 9. which will mark the close of frolic P. M. or before 9 A. M. Also booth; Mrs. Henry Bastien, hope ST. DOMINIC’S, W. 29th Ave. and Fed children. A special c()Ilection will and Miss Antonia Lopez were joint ITe Have Our Own Delivery Sundays or Holidays GILCHRIST, 11, second and fourth Sun* for the day. C. E. Nieto has made chest booth; Mrs. John Murphy, eral Blvd.. 6:30, 7:30, 9. 10:30. and 12 days. be taken up Sunday, July 10, in hostesses at a bridal shower June MAin 3518 apron booth; Mrs. Roseanna ST. ELIZABETH’S, 11th and Curtis Sta.. GILL (Spanish). 12, Afth Sunday only. all plans for the social. 29 honoring their sister, Petra. 6, 7:30, 9. 10:30, .and 12. Ho'Iy days, GLENWOOD SPRINGS, 7 and 9. order to remunerate the sisters to Napoleon Martinez, chairman of Fresh Sea Foods (not froien) contain Hebert, ice cream and pop booth; 6. 7. 8: 9, and 12:15. GOLDEN.'8. some extent for IJie services that An elaborate array of gifts a hiub percentaue of iodine, quite ef Mrs) Rudy, L.C.B.A. pillow booth; ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’, S. Sherman GORDON, 9, second Sunday only. they have rendered the children athletics, has announced that the was bestowed on Miss Lopez by ficient in the prevention of uoiter Mrs. William Schweider, baked and Alameda, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and GRAND JUNCTION, 6 and 8:80. Week* and the parish in this regard. Aurora Boosters will tackle the a large group of friends gathered which is common in the inland cities. goods booth'; Jack Plumb,'social; 12. days, 7 :30. Holy Name team in a game of soft- Fresh fish has a hiuh protein sub ST. JAMES’. E. 13th Ave. and Newport. GRAND LAKE, 8 and 10, J^Iy and for the occasion. stance so essential for the continuance Messrs. Mahler and Honiker, re Mrs. Charles J. Campbell is quite ball. The baseball teams of the of pood health. 7. 9. and 11. August. ill at her home on 1250 S. Eliza Sunday, July 3, will be Com freshments; Harry Taylor, ham ST. JOHN'S. E. 6th Ave. and Jo'aephine. GREELEY. 6:15 and 9. parish will offer a few thrills when So Eat More Sea Foods 6:30. 7:30. 8 :30. 9:30. 11. and 12. beth street. She is unable to have munion day for the Young Ladies’ and bacon; Tom Ward, Ralph GREENWOOD, 10. Arst and fourth Sun* the team of Cayetanos will meet .sodality. Members will receive at for Health’s Sake ST. JOSEPH’S, W. 6th Ave. and Gala- days; 8, second, third, and Afth Sun* visitors. the Crusaders in the afternoon. Moore, Ed Clinton, and Jack pago. 6:30.-7, 8:30. 9:30. and 11:30. days. the 8 o’clock Mass. Call Fagan’s Fish I Vessa, games and amusements. ST. JOSEPH’S (Polish). E. 46th Ave. GUNNISON. 7 and 9. Nearly. 500 in Summer School and Pennsylvania, 7 and 9. HAXTUN, 7 :30, Arst, third. ‘ and Afth Class Consciousness and Poultry Market The dramatic club, with Frank ST. LEO’S. 10th St. and W. Colfax. 6. 7'. Sundays; 9, second and fourth Sun* Summer vacation school regis Simington as chairman.^, will spon 9. and 10:30. days; 7:30, holy days. In Labor Is Observed trations at St. Cajetan’s, Our Lady MAIN 3618 sor a novel booths Mike Sullivan, ST. LOUIS, 3300 S. Sherman, 6, 8. and HOEHNE, Arst Sunday oniy. of Victory, and Our Lady of For the Past 16 Years Denver’s 10, M i H[[D Wa.shington.—“While the Amer Dependable Sea Food Connoisseur. Ed Kelly, Tom Lynch, and Ray HOLLY', 10, Arst and third Sundays; 8. Guadal.upe are increasing, accord ST. MARY MAGDALENE’S. W. 26th Ave. second, fourth, and Afth Sundays. ican labor movement has not as Bowes are in charge of the and Depew, 7 and 9. Week-daY». 7 :60. HOLYOKE, 9, Arst, third, and Afth Sun yet developed class consciousness ing to Sister Victorine, superior. grounds, of booth erecting, and of ST. PATRICK’S. W. 83rd Ave. and days and holy days; 7:30, second and The Benedictine Sistefs have the lighting program. Pecos, 6, 7:30, 9. 10:30, and 12. fourth Sundays. . . . the development of definite charge of the three schools and 'Mister— It^s ST. PHILOMENA’S. E. 14tk Ave. and HOTCHKISS. 7:30 or 10:30, alternate class consciousness is now begin L.C.B.A. Party I* July 5 Detroit. 6, -7. 8, 9 .‘11, and 12. Sundays with Somerset. ning to manifest itself, owing to nearly 500 children have, enrolled. ST. ROSE OF LIMA’S, S. Navajo and W. HUGO. 9. Preparations for First Holy Com UNIVIS Tops in Travel The regular meeting of the L.C, Nevada, 8 ami 10. IDAHO SPRINGS. 9. lack of opportunity for the worker, munion indicate that St. Cajetan’s B.A. will be held in Hagus hall ST. THERESE’S. 9605 E. 14th Ave IGNACIO, second Sunday only. (Continued From Page One) and this development will continue Tuesday, July 5, at 1 o’clock. Im (Aurora). 7 and 9. Week-daya, 7 ;30 ILIKF. 8 or 10, alternate Sundays with strictly business, talked fondly of to grow unless ameliorating social wilL have at least 40 children. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S, E. Ariiona Crook. Our Lady of Victory, 68, and Our Bifocals mediately following the meeting, a INDIAN HILLS. 10. his plans for a visit to his old and economic adjustments take Specially designed to meet individual THE and S. Josephine, 6:30, 8. 10, and Lady of Guadalupe, 70. benefit card patty will be given. 11:30. Week-days, 7:80. JOHNSTOWN, 12, second and fourth home in Germany that year. place within the next generation.” requirements with precision. Comfort Admission is 25 cents. Prizes will Sundays Sunday morning, Mr. Fisher and This opinion was expressed by . Dr. COLORADO SPRINGS JULESBURG. 8 and 9:30. able. Easy. No "jump'* or distortion. be awarded and refreshments will CORPUS CHRISTl, 2330 N. Cas'eade. KEENESBURGj 10. Arst, third, and Afth his wife went to the 6 o’clock Elizabeth Morrissy of the College C u t« n —Thit Ar* Built to Do Let 08 show them to you. be served. 7.30 and 9:30. Sundays: 8, second and fourth Sun* Mass in St. Elizabeth’s. As Father of Notre Dame, Baltimore, in her lixer Rm I Service for Youi days. Specific RequiremenU. Mrs. W. E. Schweider and GLOCKNER SANITARIUM. 2200 N. Leo came near the end of the lecture at the second annual insti HOSBITAU—HOME Tejon, 6 and 7 :30. KIOWA, third Sunday only; 9. June and first railing full of communicants, tute on industry at the National to CHICAGO daughter. Miss Anna Schweider, SACRED HEART. 2026 W, Colorado August; II. July and September. INSTITUTIONS left Sunday to visit with another Ave., 8, 10, and 11 :30. Week-days. KIT CARSON, 10:80, second, fourth, and the Fishers were waiting for their Catholic School of Social Service. Armstrong 7 :30. Afth Sundays. turn. They were only a few feet " I ’m a traveling salesman with daughter. Sister Joseph Mary, at ST. FRANCIS’ HOSPITAL. 8:45. Pos KITTREDGE. Mass at Evergreen. 10. Caster Co. Leavenworth, Kans. They will away from the priest when Alia, So-Called Progressive j emphasis on the ‘traveling.’ sibly other Masses at 7, 7 :30, and 8. KREMMLING, 9. second Sunday only. the assasfdn, spat out the Sacred Formerlj Industrial also visit friends and relatives ST. MARY’S. 26 W. Kiowa. 6. 7. 8. 9, LAFAYETTE. 8, Arst, third, and Afth Caster and Truck Co. If I told you how many trains 11. and 12:10. Sundays; 9:30, second and fourth Sun* Host and fired pointblank into Educators Are Scored j I’ve ridden during the last ten in Kansas City, Kans., before days. KE. 4961 returning. ST. PAUL’S, Broadmoor, 7 and 9:15. the priest’s breast. Mr. Fisher OPTICIAN 1 years — and how many miles LA JARA. 8:80. dashed into the sanctuary and 826 14TH ST„ DENVER A surprise party in honor of PUEBLO LA JUNTA. St. Patrick’s, 7:30 and 9:15. New York.—The inchoate ram- .they’ve taken me — you’d OUR.LADY OF MT. CARMEL, 421 Clark. Our Lady of Guadalupe. 8 and 10. tried to ease the stricken pastor blings by frontier thinkers and be amazed. their 25th wedding anniversary 7. 8, and 9 :30. Week-days. 7:30. while the altar boys were sent for dyed-in-the-wool progressive edu MODEL RAILROAD was given for Mr. and Mrs. Ed SACRED HEART ORPHANAGE, Sprague LAMAR. St. Francis de Sales’. 8. Holy Father Eusebius Schlingmann and cators about a new social order “As far as I’m concerned, this Hartman at their home Saturday Ave., 6:20. days, :30 and 9. AND SACRED HEART, 11th and Grand. 7 and Our Lady of Guadalupe. 9:80, Arst other members of the community. overnight trip to Chicago on evening. Those enjoying the eve constitute a genuine menace to the Zephyr—of no extra tare 9. second, third, and Afth Sundays. When the assassin was tried for democracy, declared Dr. Francis AIRPLANE Your ning were Mr. and Mrs. Suther ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA’S, 221 Clark. LAS ANIMAS. 8:80. murder, Mr. Fisher was one of —is a real travel buy.” land, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Honeyman, 7 and 9. LEADVILLE, Annunciation, 7 and 9; M. Crowley, head of the depart Kits and Supplies Mr. and Mrs. M. Stone, Mr. and ST. FRANCIS XAVIER’S. Logan and week-days. 7 :30. ' the state’s principal witnesses. ment of education, graduate Foresight Leave Denver . . 4:00 pm Pine, 6. 8. and 10. St. Joseph’s, 7 and 8 :30. Mr. Fisher years ago retired school, Fordham university, at a Careful attention' j Mrs. L. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ST. LEANDER’S, 1401 E. Sixth, 7 and 9. LIMON, 11, second and fourth Sundays Bennett Craft Shop Arrive Chicago . . 8:38 am from ' business, but he has con meeting of the American Educa to financial prog Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. M. Sullivan, Week-days, 7. only. FR. '0568 8405-07 E. Colfax NO EXTRA FARE ^ Mr. and Mrs. W. O’Donnell, Mr. ST MARY’S. 325 Clark. 6. 7:30, and 9 LITTLETON. 7 and 9. tinued to live an active life in tion association in Town hall. ress leads to systematic sav ST. PATRICK’S. 226 Michigan. 6. 7:30. LONGMONT. 7 and 9. St. Elizabeth’s parish. He still ings for future independ Iniormation • Tickefa and Mrs. J. Reefe, Mr', and Mrs. LONG’S PEAK, Mats at Camp St. Malo. 9, 10:30, and 11:30. Holy days, 6, 7. has his home just across the street ence, under the Capitol BURUNOTON TRAVEL BUREAUS J. Popish, Annie Coffey, Marcella 8 and 9. Week-days, 6:30 and 8. R and 10. Auxiliary Bishop of EILER CHAPEL. 217 E Mesa. 6. LOUISVILLE, 7 and 9. Week-days, 7:80 from the monastery, at 1037 11th Federal Savings Plan. City Ticket Oflficc. 17th and Champa I Hartman, Virginia Honeyman, Drink Milk OTHER STATE CHURCHES LOVELAND, 8 :80. street. New York Ordains 18 COME TO CAPITOL FEDERAL Phone: Keystone 1123 1 Jacqueline Honeyman, Eileen Sul- MANCQS. 9:30, second and fourth Sun or I livan, Edna Hartman, Lillian AGUILAR. 7 and 9. second and fourth days only. Mrs. Fisher died in October, Esopus, N. Y.—Eighteen young from the Savings received by lOth Union Station, Phone: Tabor 2201 Sundays only. MANITOU, June. 6:80 and B.'tiO; August, 1936i as the result of injuries she men. Religious of the Most Holy piim .dividendfi from 1st. ! Schlareth, and Elliot Gardine. AKRON, 10:30. first and third Sundays: 6:30, 7:80, and 9:80. Week-days, reemved when a car struck her Redeemer, were ordained at the So. Gaylord Creamery 8. second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. 7 :80. ISwaatSswinoi BURLINGTON ROUTE A social planned by the German ALAMOSA. 7:30 and 9:30. and. her sister as they crossed Redemptorist seminary by the MARSHALL, Mass at South Boulder. 1022 So Gaylord PE. 4212 laQD’Loan associarion of dcqvcb speaking members of the parish ALLENSPARK, Mass at Camp St. Malo, 7.30, Arst. third, and Afth Sundays; the street from the church to their Most Rev. Stephen J. Donahue, 1166S BRORDW RY X€TSTOnC 8101 will be held in Hagus hall Satur 8 and 10. 9. second And fourth Sundays. home one evening. Auxiliary Bishop of New York, day evening, July 2. All are ALLISON, fourth Sunday only. MATHESON. 9 or 11, second and fourth invited. ANTONITO, 7 and 8:16. Sundays only. PRIEST-CHEMIST ARVADA, 8:45. MePHEE. Arst and third Sundays only. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Kelleher and ASPEN, 7.-30 and 9, except last Sunday MEAD, 7 :80, Arst. third, and Afth Sun Miss Catherine McCarthy have re of month. 8 :30. days. 9. second and fourth Sundays. GROWS HAIR turned from Great Falls, Mont., AURORA. 7 and 9. MEEKER. 9. Second Sunday only. k Untrerflty prlnt chenilst’i treatise on AVOND.kLE, 10, first Sunday only. MODEL, third Sunday only. CARK OF THE HA(R If now being fent fre*- after a visit with Mrs, 0. J. Mur BAILEYS, Chapel of Mesdames of Sacred MONTE VISTA. R. Arst. third, and Afth to fcaJp euffprert. it deacribet how to use the phy. Mrs. Murphy is a sister of Heart open to public, -7 and 8 :S0 Sun Sundays: 10, second and fourth Sun WHAT! A GENERAL TIRE FOR remnrkabie compound mixed by Fr. Jam» Mrs. Kelleher and Miss McCarthy. days dnd July 1. v days. ! Cilmnre which grew perfect hair on head of BASAL’r. 10:30, last Sunday only. MONTROSE. 7 and 9. bald rtudent. Since then more than 60.ono ' Clinlon-Pavelka Nuptials Held BEULAH. 10. MONUMENT. Afth Sunday or last bottles have been used, myaities going tr A very pretty wedding was BOULDER. 6, 7:30. and 9. Wednesday only. charity. L>eri testify to wonderful resulU for BRANDON, 10:30,'first Sunday only. MORLEY (Raton pats), 7:30 and 9 falling hair and dandruff Write for free solemnized Wednesday morning RRECKENRIDGE, 9, second Sunday only. fourth Sunday only. BRIGHTON. 7 and 9:30. 8:15 for Span I' LESS THAN A DOLLAR MORE! treatise to R. H Gilmore. Dept 1. 2810 lltb at the 8 :.30 Mass, when Edward T. MT. HARRIS. 10:80. third Sunday, in Ave No.. Seattle. Wash ish only. school building. July and August. \ Clinton, Jr., and Jessie Pavelka BRISTOL. 8, first and third Sundays; 10^ NEDERLAND. R. were married. The Rev. Anthony second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. r:EWCASTLE. 11. Arst Sunday only. Elzi officiated. The Rev. George BROOKSIDE, 8. NORWOOD. R. last Wednesday oniy. Keith, S.J., was present in the BRUSH. 8:30 and 10:30. second and third NUCLA. 9, last Thursday only. THE PHOTO MILL Sundays; 8:30, first fourth, and fifth ORDWAY, 8, Arst Sunday; 9, other Sun y e d f Owners of Fords, Chevrolets, Plymouths can now _____ IMMEDIATE SERVICEI sanctuary.'. The bride wore Sundays, days white satin gown and a finger-tip BUENA VISTA, 9. first and third OAK CREEK. 10, fourth Sunday, In Roll developed, printed, and choice, veil trimmed with lade. She car Sundays. Hoskin’s funeral chapel. two .enlargements, one tinted en> BURLINGTON, 9, second, fourth and ORTIZ. 10. Arst Sunday only. have the quiej^-stopping, big mileage, Top-Quality General largement. or eight reprints. 23c ried white roses. The best man fifth Sundays. Holy days, 9. OURAY, 8, Arst and Afth Sundays: 9. coin. was James Feeley. The maid of CALHAN. 9, first, third, and fifth Sun third Sunday. honor was Catherine Corcoran days. PAGOSA SPRINGS. Arst Sunday only. THE PHOTO MILL CAMP ST, MALO, 8 and 10. PALISADE. 7. Dual 8 at this amazingly low price for a .General Tire* Box 629A4 Minneapelia. Minn and bridesmaids, were Florence CANON CITY. St. Michael’s. 7 and 9. PAONIA. 9. Pavelka and Dorothy Swinehart. Week-days. 7 :30. PARKER. Arst Sunday only, 9. June. Holy Cross abbey, 6 and 8:16. Week August, and October; 11, July and Escorts were Leo Henry and David days, 6 and 7 :16. Swinehart, and altar boys were September. Boys and Young Men CAPULIN, 10:30. PEACEFUL VALLEY. Mass at Camp St Ralph Moore and Robert Glass- CASCADE. June 19 and all Sundays in Malo. 8 and 10. Mass at Nederland wlshltiR to be Priests or Brothers In July, 9:.10; August, 8:30 and 9:30. after July 1. man. A wedding breakfast' was CASTLE ROCK, 9, July and September. the Order of St. Camlllus may write PEETZ. 7:30 and 9:8^ served at the home of the bride’s 11. June, August, and October. PLATTEVILLE, 9:80. Arst Sunday: 8:30. parents and a reception was held CEDAREDGE, 9:80, second Sunday only. other Sundays. GENERAL to the Rev. Father Superior. St. in the evening. The '’ouple are CENTER. 8. RAMAH. 9 and 11, second and fourth Camlllus .Monastery. 1611 So, 261h CENTRAL CITY. 9:30. Sundays. now en.ioying a honeymoon trip in CF.RRITOS. 10, second Sunday'only. St., Milwaukee, Wise. RED CLIFF. 9. fourth Sunday only. Colorado. CHEYENNE WELLS. 8:30. RICO, 10, Afth Sunday only. LESS THAN A DOLLAR MORE ‘ i! COKEDALE, 8:80, first Sunday only. RIFLE, 9, Arst Sunday only. COMO, 8. ROCKY FORD. R and 10. THAN YOU WOULD PAY FOR AN Poultry Champ CONEJOS. 10:80. ROGGEN, 8, Arst. third, and Afth Sun COPELAND LAKE, Mass at Camp St. days; 10. second and fourth Sundays ORDINARY FIRST-LINE TIRE Malo. 8 and 10, ROUSE. 9. Arst and third Sundays only EPILEPSY-FITS CRAIG. 9:30, third and fourth Sundays. SAGUACHE. 8 and 10, fourth Sunday Many snffrrers ssy Lepso has proved suc- CREEDE. 8. second Sunday only. only. rcssfpl in relieving attack,. FREE Trial i CRE.STED BUTTE. 7 and 9. SALIDA. 7 and 9. Never have you seen a tire buy like sent on request. { CRIPPLE CREEK. 8 or 9, alternate Sun SALT CREEK. 10. Arst Sunday only. B. Lepao, E. Wright St.. Milwsnkec, Wise days with Victor. SAN ACACIO (Old Town). 8:30. fourth this! Never before has General’s CROOK. 8 or 10, alternate Sundays with Sunday only. lllfT. SAN FRANCISCO. 10:80, Arst Sunday. Top-Quality, big mileage and year DEER TRAIL. 11:30, first, third, and 8 :80. third Sunday. fifth Sundays. SAN ISIDRO, 9, Arst Sunday only. ’round safety (iost so little. Camp St. Malo DEL AGUA. 7:80 and 9:30, first Sunday SAN LUIS. 7 and 9. only. SAN PEDRO Y SAN PABLO. 8:80. Arst Think of it! Dual 8s—with the pat Supervised Vacation for Boys, 10 to 18 DEL NORTE, Holy Nama of Mary Sunday: 10:30t other Sundays. In the Heart of the flockies church, 6-30, 8, and 10. SANTA MARIA. 7 and 10. ented, quick-stopping tread that will Masrnificent Mountain' Spttins St. Joseph’s sanitarium. 6:80. SEGUNDO. 8 and 10. Arst Sunday only Rates. S7 Per W M DELTA. 7 and 9, first, third, fourth, and SILVER PLUME. Mass at Georgetown. 9 stop your car quicker at 60 in the Information May Be Had From the fifth Sundays; 8, second Sunday. SILVERTON, 10, Arst, fourth, and Afth Director DOLORES, 10, first and third Sundays. Sundays: 7. second Jind third Sundays rain than you are accustomed to stop Kt. Rev. MsRr. Joseph Bosetti, V.G. DURANGO, 8t. Columba’s. 7 and 9 SOMERSET, 7:80 or 10:80, alternating 1686 Loi^an St,. Den'/er. Colo. Week-days. 7:30. Sundays with Hotchkiss. at 50 in dry weather. With General’s Sarred Heart, 7';yi and 9 :30. SOPRIS. 7:80 and 9. second Sunday only EATON (Spanish), 12. first and third SOUTH BOULDER. 7:80. Arst. third, and famous big mileage, extra strength— Sundays, Afth Sundays; 9, second and fourth Sundays. blow-out resistance you get year m SPRINGFIELD. 10:30, fourth Sunday ’round safety — smart style — low only. Investments STARBUGK. Mass at Evergreen, 10. pressure comfort! STARKVILLE, 7:80 and 9. third Sunday Promissory Notes Mill's REim n only. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. 8. Arst. third, All this today, for less than a dollar o f fourth, and Afth Sundays;. 10, Arst and Afth Sundays. more than you would have to pay The Catholic Bishop STERLING. St. Anthony's. 6. 7:80. 8:80, and 10'. Holy days, 6, 7. 8, and 9. for an ordinary first-line tire. Come St. Benedict’s hospital, 6:45. of Chicago STONEHAM. 8:15. in! Liberal allowance for the unused Signed Pertonally by STRATTON. 7. every Sunday; 9. Arst tire mileage on your present car will (Continued From Page One) and third Sundays. Holy days, 7. His Eminence, SUGAR CITY. 10. Arst Sunday only. be applied as part payment on new Abbot Leonard Schwinn, O.S.B., SUPERIOR. 9. Arst. third, and Afth Sun Cardinal Mundelein will name a retre;at-master for this days: 7:80. second and fourth Sundays General Dual 8s. year upon his return from the •TELLURIDE. 10, second- Sunday; 7. Denom innlions fourth Sunday. East the latter part of this week. TERCIO. 9. fourth Sunday only. $500—$1,000 The first retreat of the summer TIOGA. 9, fourth Sunday only. sponsored by the Regis Laymen’s TRINCHERA. 8:80 and 10:80, third Maturities, Ten Years Sunday only. Retreat league drew an attend TRINIDAD. Holy Trinity. 6, 7. 8. 9:18. NO EASIER TERMS IN TOWN ance of nearly 60. The Very Rev. \ and 10 :80. Special h ew car c h a n g e -o v er o f f e r William F. Robison, S.J., directed Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. 7 and 9. McMahon TROUTDALR. Mass at Evergreen. 10. Convenient terms afe available to fit every budget. Pictured with an apronfiil of the exercises, which met with the VICTOR. 8 or 9, alternate Sundays with Liberal allowance for the equipment tires on goslingR is 12-yrnr-old Fay Jacqiirs, satisfaction of ail concerned. Cripple Creek. Your old tires may cover the down payment. Pay your new car. The lowest change-over price youngefil a.e well as leader of New The second retreat will begin \ IGIL. 9. third Sunday only. in General’s history. Get all of General’s acb tit Hoban, at 8 o’clock Thursday evening, VINELAND, 9:30, second and third Sun as you ride. , England’s raisers of geesd. The days; 10. fourth Sunday. vantages right from the start. little Manchester, Me., girl started July 14, and will end at 7:30 a. VOLLMER. Spanish colony. 11, third Inc. her goose nursery six years ago p. Monday, July 18. Father Sunday. Gerald J. Ellard, SJ., of St. WAI.SENBURG. 6. 7:80, 8:80. 9:45. and 105 5. Im Salle .Si., (Jiirago, III. with' a few birds given her by her 11. father, E. C. Jacques, Maine’s Mary’s college, St. Mary’s, Kans., We Employ No Solicltori WELBY. 6 and 8. Batteries Brakes largest turkey raiser. will be the retreat-master. He id WELDONA, 10, Arat and fourth Sundays. Joe Kavanaughq Inc. an alumnus of Regis college. WKSTCLIFFE. 8. Arst and fourth Sun* days; 10, second, third, and Afth Sun Wheel- Tested The second aniTual Boy Scout days. retreat will be given at Camp St. WESTON, 9, second Sunday only. 7TH AT LINCOLN, TA. 1261 Pennsylvanif Malo July 5, 6, and 7 by the WIGGINS. 10, Afth Sunday only. alignment Free SETON HILL COLLEGE WRAY. 0:80. Holy dayi. 9. Open Evenings Till 9, Sunday Till Noon. Arcredited by Women from II Foreign t.oontrloo Rev. Joseph J. Walsh, assistant YUMA. B. Arat and third Sundays: 10:80, Aasodation ol Aaiencaa UaiTsrsifiea and 17 American Btatas at St. John’s parish, Denver. aecond, fourth, and fifth Sundays. Thursday, June 30, 1938 Office, 938 Bannoch Streef THE DENVER CA'THOTJr REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN I
Independence Day Barrage Reception of Hits and Bits Promoters Marks To boil cracked eggs, wrap in tissue paper and start in cold Close of Triduum “IT'/iere Denver Shops With Confidence'* KE, 2111 water, to which salt is added. To remove rust from steel, rub chicken s a l a d The triduum honoring the Sa the steel with cut onion, clean cred Heart of Jesus at the Ca with emery paper, and polish with chalk. SCREAM thedral was closed -on the eve 'I Before washing, rub vaseline ning of the feast with Solemn into the polished wooden back of Benediction, reception of 12 1 . a brush to prevent its cracking. promoters, and the consecration \ k J f r ) 1 Over-salted food can still be of farnjlies. The Rev. George A. saved by dropping a clean piece Keith, S.J., of Sacred Hcart- of sponge into the cooking pot. Loyola parish conducted the exer 1 " T f \ k i I. Cellophane over the cut sur cises. The services were well at face of a loaf of bread will keep Shot from th^ cannon you’ll find and water thoroughly. Add peaches tended. ■ i \ 4 ; i it in good condition. your delicacies fof that Fourth of which have been crushed and The members of the Sacred Spots on light-colored hose may July dinner. Add whatever you sweetened with sugar. (The aver Heart league are receiving Holy be removed by erasing with a wish—bread, pickles, olives, po age peaches require about % cup Cdmmunion in a body at the 7 piece of soft India rubber. tato chips, or whatever appeals, sugar). Chill. Whip cream to o’clock Mass Friday. There is all but try the following recipes ami custard-like consistency, and fold day exposition of the Blessed Sac Uses for left-over coffee: Use your family and guests will enjoy into, chilled mixture. Pour into rament. in spice cake instead of sour milk, your hospitality immensely: freezing pan. Place in freezing or in boiled icing instead of the The general intention for July Holiday Fruit Cup unit. After mixture is about half is: “That Children Be Prepared boiling water for a delicious frozen remove from refrigerator. mocha. (Serves 12) for First Communion as Young as 6 oranges Scrape mixture from sides and Possible.” In a custard calling for several bottom of pan. Beat until smooth eggs, one or more may be left 2 small gtapefruit but not until melted. Smooth out 1 out if one-half tablespoonful of 1 cup white cherries, stoned 6 tablespoons lemon juice and replace in freezing unit until cornstarch is addqd for each egg frozen for serving. Serves six. Denver Woman Is omitted. 2 cups powdered sugar Rubyettes and emrelettes New Drip Grind Vereion of Invited to Join A few cloves added to vegetable Segment oranges and grape Decaffeinated Coffee It Introduced DELICIOUS MILK DISHES ARE soup will give it delicious iflavor. fruit. Combine fruits and sprinkle Now hostesses who prefer the To keep sandwiches moist, wrap with lemon juice and sugar. Chill. drip method of coffee brewing can National Acadenly in waxed paper, cover them with serve the favorite American bever^ Garnish with rubyettes and em age any time of the day or night SUGGESTED BY DAIRYMEN a cloth wrung out of cold water. relettes. Eudochia Bell Smith of 1441 i i Keep them in a cool place, and without qualms over their guests’ To develop color note of the red sleeping problems. A drip blend Gilpin street. Catholic member of When it comes to picking cool in strips, and roll straws one-half they will keep moist for hours. and green garnishes further, serve the state house of representatives, milk dishes none are better quali version of decaffeinated coffee inch thick and five inches long. Use leftover boiled potatoes for fruit in double cocktail glasses has just been put on the market has,been invited to membership in fied to choose than Colorado dairy Place on halting sheet and bake at quick French fries. Always pare with finely chopped green or red- farmers themselves, according to which guarantees a perfect coffee the National Academy of Political 450 degrees until crisp and brown. potatoes very thin—the most valu tinted ice in outer glass. Make ice brew. H. R. Lascelles of Henderson, BUTTERSCOTCH TAPIOCA able part, the mineral salts, is di in automatic refrigerator from and Social Science, which has its president of the Colorado Dairy Use one well rounded tablespoon Two cups'milk, scalded; 14 cup rectly uflder the skin. water tinted with vegetable drip grind decaffeinated coffee for headquarters in Philadelphia. This Products committee, in charge of Leftover sandwiches are deli coloring. the “Drink More Milk” campaign. quick-cookijfg tapioca, % cup each cup ((4 pint) of boiling is believed to be the first time brown sugar, 2 tablespoons but cious sauted in some vegetable Fre»h Peach Ice Cream water. Preheat coffee pot. Put that a Catholic woman of the The drive, sponsored by the com fat or in deep fat. mittee in co-operation with the ter, teasiioon salt, ^ teaspoon cup sweetened condensed milk Coffee in 'upper compartment of West has been so honored. Colorado Chain Stores’ association vanilla. ^ Celery salt: Save the celery 14 cup wat-ftr pot. Pour fresh, briskly boiling The academy is a forum of po and many progressive independent Stir tapioca into scalded milk leaves, dry them until crisp, then 1 cup fresh peaches, crushed water over it. Cover and let stand litical, social, and industrial dis merchants, is to remove a large and cover. Cook over boiling water crush to a powder and mix with M cup confectioners’ (4X) sugar in warm place until all water has cussion concerning world-wide seasonal surplus of Colorado milk. until tapioca is transparent, or 20 an equal amount of salt. Good 1 cup whipping cream dripped through once. Remove problems. to 30 minutes. Add remaining in for soup or stews. Blend sweetened condensed milk upper compartment and cover pot. — •------CHEESE STRAWS gredients and mix well. Pour into To. freshen shredded cocoanut, One cup butter, 2 cups flour, 3 molds, chill thoroughly, and un soak it in sweet milk a few min Nun Well Known in U. S. cups finely ground cheese, 1 tea mold. Servie with plain cream or utes before using. spoon dry mustard, 1 teaspoon whipped cream. Observes 60th Jubilee baking powder, V* teaspoon salt. PINEAPPLE MILK A few whole cloves in the ket Cream butter and cheese. Add Five cups milk, 114 cups sweet tle o f fat give doughnuts a nice Pembroke, Ont.—Sister Mary M. dry ingredients to flour and mix ened pineapple juice, 114 to 2 flavor. Bernard, assistant mother general well with creamed butter and tablespoons maple syrup. Honey is an excellent sweeten- OfV of the Grey Sisters of the Immac Screened Prints cheese (add one teaspoon of ice Combine milk, chilled piheapple •ing for lemonade. To make one ulate Conception, has observed the water, if you think best). Turn juice, and maple syrup and stir glass of lemonade use one or two 60th anniversary of her religious out on lightly floured board, roll until well mixed. • Serve in tall lemons and one cup of water. profes.sion at the motherhouse. The Pure Dye Pure Silk! Cool Colors! ' in sheets one-eighth inch thick, cut glasses. If desired, top with Sweeten to taste. Cottons are in vogue, as the can wear it to lunch, dine, and Most Rev. Leo Nelfigan, Bishop of whipped cream. This will serve There are no substitutes for sizzling summer days are here. A dance. Pembroke, celebrate the jubilee six. milk, fruits, and vegetables any cool, crisp, navy blue dotted swiss In white iharkikin you become Mass. Sister Mary Bernard wa.« Meeting of Seton more than there is a substitute frock is borrowed from the best- a cool, criip, modern beauty. dressed women in America. very well known as a teacher, par GIRLS AT CAMP for you. ticularly at Ottawa, Lowell, Mass., Guild Is July 7 Misses Louise Krabacher, Ro- What you see of yourself when A tiim-making princess dress For Traveling and Buffalo, N. Y. zella Webpr, and Eileen Morris you look in a mirror is nothing and bolero of pale gray linen and 2 2 ’" The nfonthly meeting of the sey and friends are spending the compared to what there is of you mint green are cool colors. Seton guild will ’)e held at the week-end at Camp Montrita, concealed in these three simple A cool, white cotton washable 30 Bishops at Centenary home of Mrs. George Strohl, 308 Nederland. foods. mesh with all the essentials for Of French Mission Group Different-looking prints*! Unusual stj*les and clever Ogden, Thursday afternoon, July You can’t be yourself without golf—open-and-shut neck, action details! Workmanship that proclaims them “better” 7, at 12:30 o’clock. A dessert DENVER GIRL IN LOS them! back, and eight-gore skirt—will luncheon will be served and all ANGELES Try mixing the dough for lend much to your stance, swing, Paris.—Thirty missionary Bish dresses! White, pink, blue and maize. 12 to 20. members are urged to be pres Patricia Brennan of Holy Fam ginger cookies with cold coffee in and drive. ops assembled in the choir of the ent. Prospective members and ily parish left Denver to spend the stead of water. Very new and stunning is a pure Cathedral of Notre Dame for the THE DENVER—Dresses—Second Floor^ 16lh St. friends of the guild will be very summer with relatives in Los Welsh rarebit served on silk chiffon shirtwaist dress worn Solemn Mass commemorating the welcome. Angeles. d tomato and anchovy toa.st over a matching taffeta slip. centenary of the founding of the 4 18 hard to beat. Bacon goes along Apostolic Work for Catholic Mis C01X)RAD0 well with this. Simple fabrics, such as printed sions Abroad. Purpose of this or s ': It’s Cool lawn, are used by Paquin, for some ganization is to support the mis UPHOLSTERY CO. Toa.sted nut bread is a welcome of the most striking evening change with the soup course. sions in infidel lands by prayer FURNITURE HOSPITAL dre.s.ses in his current collection. and by gifts. ' Producers Creamery Products Means Quality Products ttt Antique Furniture Remodclint Our For all cold fish—salmon, tuna, Flower-printed lawns with wide Reasonable Prices Specialtj crab—make a cucumber sauce. lace in.sertions make up some REUPHOLSTEKING AND REFINISHING Just chop two large cucumbers, bodices and bouffant skirts. Z-picrt Orerstuffed Reeoeered. 125.00 A up after peeling. Drain well. Add Summer School Cnehlone refilled, 11.00 etch salt and pepper and two table Shrimp pink sharkskin makes a 2450 16th St. Ph. GAllnp 2604 smart summer suit for the in-be Ice Cream - ,Milk spoons of good vinegar. Mix and tween-age girl. One that has been Denver Art College chill. seen in a good many places where Lnrgrit, Most Complete Com Cream • Butter 933 Bannock St. Wooden kitchen utensils should smart young people gather has a mercial and Fine Arts School Denver, Colo. FILLMORE DRUG be washed in warm water to which short-sleeved bolero jacket and a In Colorado, just a small quantity of soap or flared, gored skirt. It is worn with KEstone 3297 soap flakes has been added. Dry a sheer lingerie blouse of white. The School that prepares you STORE. INC. thoroughly as soon as they are for a paying career. Many stu washed. If allowed to soak or left Thin black cable net is ex dents are holding fine positions. 2636 B. Colfax Arena* tremely popular this sea.son—you to stand about while wet, the wood Enter at Any Time All Year. will become discolored. Day or Erenlnt Claiitei Phone Our Prescription Department is Same Low Tuition the pride of our store—Let us Meat-Spaghetti All Commercial Art Subjects. SPRUCE Convince you by Ailing your Young Men in Ireland Commercial Advertising, Cos 2681 DRY CLEANING Prescriptions. Form Workers’ College tume Designing, Interior Deco Recipe Is Given rating 4nd All Art Subjects. 1136 East 6th Ave. at Downing Free DeHrery Berrlce to Any Pert ol Dublin. — Establishment of a the City for Any ef Tour Wtnte Catholic Workers’ college by the 1345 Glenarm CH. 3133 CALL YORK 1295-1204 Down and Connor council of the Sweetbreads with Spaghetti Children'* CUtee* Ask for Free Cetalof t ' Catholic Young Men’s society was announced at the seventh annual Cook one-half pound of spa IT HAS THE FLAVOR meeting of the organization. Trade ghetti in boiling salted water until Because it is fresh from our farm every day. Holstein or Guern union members and employers are tender, then drain and blanch in sey milk. We produce all the milk we sell—and deliver it the included in 35 study circles. A cold water. Pre-cook sweetbreads GAS RANGES same day. resolution asking that the govern and blanch and break or cut into The irreatMt dollar for dollar aas rang* ment amend the censorship of pub values obtainable. pieces. CITY PARK D A IR r lications act so as to prohibit cir PHONE YO. 4184 | culation of bookis and periodicals Melt one-fourth of a cup of contrary to Christian life was butter in a skillet and saute one- passed at the convention. r — half pound of fresh sliced mush P S l i Protests Made on Meet rooms for about ten minutes, then 1 You’ll Need No Fairy Godmother If You remove the mushrooms and add f —r----- Take Your Gleaning to sV/tMILK For Spanish Leftists two additional tablespoons of but ter. Remove the mushrooms and COLORADO UACE CLEANING CO. New York.—In spite of numer If you are traveling, this suit Phone Main 0111 A smart, cool, afternoon dress add one and one-half cups of top We Want Your Draperies With Your Curtain Orders in black marquisette with a dainty ous protests to the members of, will be ideal. It is in navy blue 4166 Federal BWd. , GAIlap 1660 Easy Terms for Easy Buying collar of pink organdy. the bbard of education by patriotic milk and cook, stirring constantly, sheer with the pencil-slim lines groHps, a meeting to aid Spanish until the sauce is thickened and that are so popular now, A hip- The Denver Stove House Leftists was held in public school smooth. length cape with a military stand- A Because we believe that the Best People may rightfully demand ' > up collar completes this stunning CORNER 16th AND TREMONT FREE DELIVERY AT CUT PRICES 11, Manhattan, by a group calling Season to ta.ste with salt and itself the “Federation of Faculty paprika and combine with the spa ensem ble., 11 the Best Service, we are especially equipped to PENCOL DRUG STORES Committees.” The purpose of ghetti, sweetbread, and mush II serve your Floral needs. the meeting was. the formation of rooms. Pour into a well-greased • • Sarrinf a similar “committee” in the pub • > Prompt City-Wide Delivery casserole, sprinkle with gyrated <• Baur*$ Ice Cream and Candy lic school system to collect funds Parmesan cheese, and bake in a ' • Imported and Domestic Liquors for the Spanish Leftists. 350-degree oven for 30 or 35 min «• SPETH FLORAL CO. 564 C. Colfax Ars. M irrors/or‘'veH oine TAbor 2623 utes, or until heated and the . . CH. 1667 1201 E. COLFAX CH. 1244 Holy Land Is Visited cheese browned. By Cardinal Dougherty . Ham Scallop CLEAR CLIP THIS COUPON Six medium potatoes, two slices Washington.—Cardinal Dough thin sliced ham, two tablespoons OR ■ erty, Archbishop of Philadelphia, chopped onion, one-half green pep The Value of This Coupon 1 O C on his way back from the Inter per, one-half cup celery, cut; one To the Readers of The Register national Eucharistic congress at pint milk, two tablespoons flour, COLORS 1 lb. Early’s Delicious Coffee regular value 26c Budapest, visited the Holy Land. two tablespoons butter, salt. Cut Our There he was the guest, at lunch, the ham in thin strips and let Visit our Mirror Room COFFEES - TEAS - SPICES brown lightly with the chopped Speciality of Patriarch Barlassina. The Car for the Latest Designs EXTRACTS■SYRUP dinal now is in the United States. onion, pepper, and celery in the butter. Stir in the flour. Slice LAUNDRY, the raw potatoes and place in lay Buy Direct at Wholesale Prices Polish Women Have. Congress We Serve Catholic Hospitals and Institu ers in a cas.serole with layers of tions, High Class Hotels and Restaurants Prague. — Throngs of Catholic the meat and vegetables between. women gathered here for the first Add a little salt to each layer of Congress of Catholic Women. potatoes. Pour enough milk over ilenuflicnrlng Co, PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS The Early Coffee Co. Karel Cardinal Kaspar, Arch the mixture to come to the top of 1613-16 MARKET ST.. KEystone 0147 bishop of Prague, interrupted his the potatoes and bake at 350 de 1533 Arapahoe Street visitation tour in the archdiocese grees Fahrenheit until potatoes THEY ARE RELIABLE to inaugurate the meeting. are tender, about one hour. DENVER, COLO.
i . A Million Dollar Check New Officers wa* raised by the birthday balls held Iasi January. The President is shown as he received the check from The Most Important Date on Your Keith Morgan, chairman of the birthday celebration committee. Others in the photo are, left to right, Clearance Sale of Basil O'Connor, Averill Harriman, Dr. Leroy Hubbard, and Qay Williams, all members of the board of Calendar Assume Duties the new National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Have your eyes examined tomorrow. Do not delay. Enjoy the facilities of our scientific, personal service. Your eyes should Arch Shoes be your first consideration. ■R’^alsenburg.-:—New officers of (Denver Deanery) Our Lady of Lourdes court. No. for Women 1202, Catholic Daughters of Amer Monthly meetings of the Denver ica, officially took over the reins deanery have been discontinued of the court when they were in until fall, but the work at the “ They Walk Softly and Go Far* SWIGERT BROsi stalled into their respective of central office and at the Mexican AAAA to EEE—2% to 10 fices at a ceremony held Monday, relief and referring agency, under Better Viiion OptO|lietristS Good Service the direction of Mrs. Loretto D. for Every Age June 20, in the Knights of Co All Spring and Summer Shoes at Right Prices lumbus hall. Mrs. Virginia Diss- Paul, is being continyed through 1550 California REystone 7651 ler, past grand regent of the the summer. There is a larger included in this sale at court and district deputy for the enrollment in the community *********************** I # iH i iH i Trinidad district, was. the install centers this summer than in any ing officer. previous year, owing to the fact that only children old enough to The new officers are: Grand work in the beet fields with their 2*^^ and 3*^® regent, Mrs. Sara Ariano; vice fathers, are given employment. grand regent, Mrs. PHerina Mich- This ruling separates famlies, the elli; prophetess. Miss Lillian ARGONAUT HOTEL O’Rourke; lecturer, Mrs. . Zitta mother and younger children re Hulsey; historian. Miss Dorothy maining in Denver. Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Lnncheons and Dinners Tallman; financial secretary. Miss Catechism classes, conducted in FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Ida Dalpiaz, re-elected; treasurer. vacation schools at Vail and Little Flower centers and St. Anthony’s DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE TABOR 2361 Miss Edythe Benine; monitor. Miss Mary Zanon; inside sentinel, Neighborhood house, have large Beautitul Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms Mrs. ■ Antoinette Cesario; outside enrollments. One hundred and sentinel, Miss Isabel Nlccoli; or thirty children are being prepared ganist, Miss Nell Harron; trustees. for First Communion at Guada Miss Ellen Leahy, Mrs, Olive lupe mission. Breakfast will be O’Rourke, and Mrs. Julia B. served this class by the Girls’ L“R B ErS Sanchez. Cooking club of St. Anthony’s. ' B £T T E R SHOe-5 POU 'L E SS ‘ Mrs. Olive O’Rourke, retiring This group recently entertained at grand regent, presided over a dinner, having as its guests the 724 Fifteenth Street mothers and Mrs. Love, the in business meeting preceding the Between Stoat and California installation, when recent events structor, who was leaving for the r.RANTTE sponsored by the Catholic Daugh summer. The weekly meetings will MARBLE ters were reviewed. Among them continue in her absence, and the BRONZE girls are planning hikes and GENUINE STATUARY were: Communion breakfast for RAINBOW the First Holy Communion class picnics. MARGIE RYAN PRODUCTS of St. Mary’s school, presentation The junior dramatics class will of $108 to the Very Rev. J. B. present a.play this week with the STATIONERY Liciotti, pastor of St. Mary’s par mothers as guests. ish and chaplain of the Walsen At Vail center, the First Com GIFTS burg court, at the time of his munion class will receive the Greeting Cards for All Occasioni jubilee; the serving of a banquet Blessed Sacrament July 10. 32nd and Meade GAllup 4922 jflroijf.sU t t u U . U v _ u BROTHCRS for the reunion of the class of DOMINICAN NUNS’ CARNIVAL Breakfast will be served at the w t r v r j " " ■esTrsoB 1933; furnishing cars for trans center. Little Flower center has portation of the Benedictine Sis already had one First (jommunion D€SIGn€RS • BUILD-ERS ters to the vacation schools in class, and another will receive at surrounding mining camps. WORKERS PLAN LAST M EETIN G the close of vacation school. WE monum€nTS memoRiALs ^DisTinciion A picnic for members of the All centers are sponsoring at MOVE Telephonf TAbor 6468 Office and Plant. 28 C. 6th Are., at 6th Are. and Lincoln court was planned for some time The last meeting of the Domini The most successful and en enforced by the normal family, tractive recreational programs. DENVER COLORADO in August. Frame Houses, Garages can Sisters of the Sick Poor car thusiastic meeting yet held by which makes up a parish. For One evening weekly is devoted to Of special interest to the court the Dominican Sisters of the Sick in the average home today there center. Little Flower center has For Service—KEystone 6228 at this time were the plans "for nival committee will be held Sun a social meeting, with dancing, 0«ee a Warehouse, 1521 20th St. day, July 12, at St. Dominic’s Poor carnival committee took would be little given to the par the organization of two troops of place at St. Philomena’s school ish if everybody refused to help singing, and games as entertain Junior Catholic Daughters, which parish rectory, W. 29th avenue ment for the young folks. and Federal boulevard, with the hall, E. lOth avenue and Fill until his own debts were paid in JOE KEATING'S will take place soon. more street, Thursday evening, full. So we as a unit in the The deanery camp at Bendemeer 1619 TREMONT ST. Immediately following installa Rev. J. J. Regan, O.P., pastor, as principal speaker. Purpose of June 30. Nearly 70 persons from Catholicism of Denver ought to will open July I and remain open tion, the following program was all parishes of the city were pres help with the sisters’ bazaar. Let all summer. One month of this Honest Bill Draught Beer — Mixed Drinks enjoyed: Reading, “Diffidence, holding meetings in various parts o'f the city is to acquaint more of ent. us share fairly our resources in period will be devoted to the chil Hot Luncheons 2Hc — Booths for Ladies Miss Alice Atencio; talk, the Very The meeting was presided over this or any other like enterprise dren, to provide an outing for Quality Drinks for Less ' Rev. J. B. Liciotti; vocal duet, the public with the .work of the Holmes Dominican Sisters, and this final by Harold A. Kiley, general chair which discharges the common ob those not accommodated in other ESTABLISHED 1907 “Giannina Mia,” Misses Josephine man of the carnival committee. ligations to the Creator and the camps. This will be from July II 2741 N. Speer Blvd. and Ida Dalpiaz, accompani^ by session will be a climax to the (VWVIAVWWWWVWVVWbVS series of parish gatherings de The Very Rev. William Higgins, bigger family, which is the Church. to Aug. II. Boys -will be received Ga» - Oil - Tires - Vulcanizing Miss Margaret Furphy; talk, the pastor of St. Philomena’s parish “It must not be forgotten that the first two weeks and girls the Rev. William Monahan, assistant signed to awaken the interest of and an ardent supporter of the last two. Aside from this time the Specializing in Quality Plumbing and chaplain; dance number, “The Denver Catholics in the necessity the people who are organizing of supporting the carnival. Dominican Sisters, welcomed the this bazaar for the relief of the camp will be open to the public. It Heating Repairs Little Apple,” Misse* Lena Ruf- committee to his parish and gave sick poor are, like ourselves, will provide a delightful week-end fini and Florence Solomon, accom the principal talk of the evening. members of some parish. They over the Fourth of July at a small panied by Miss Josephine Dal Father Higgins pointed out that have all the basic parish demands cost. For reservations and infor SLATTERY & COMPANY piaz; remarks, Mrs. O’Rourke, re the “Dominican Sisters of the to meet. This work is extra. You mation, those interested may call tiring grand regent, and Mrs. Club Plans Party Sick Poor are putting into practice know a few, anyway, of these Mrs. W. C. Kimmins, SPruce 9141, PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Sara Ariano, new grand regent. the fundamental teaching of or Mrs. L. V. Wagner, YOrk 1802. Refreshments and a social hour women and gentlemen. They are 1646 BLAKE STREET Christianity. busy making a livelihood. ■ The That The relirf work of the ensued. Cut flowers formed at “The women and gentlemen deanery ihay continue an'd the reli NAME nro.u.s. RAT-ornce JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 tractive decorations for the hall. end of the day finds them weary. who are guests of St. Philomena’s To seiwe on the committee mean* gious, educational, and recrea Miss Mary Sandor, Miss Isabel To Pay (or Stoker parish tonight represent the Do DEPENDABLE the sacrifice of leisure and rest tional programs of the centers be Mazzone, Mrs. Anna Musso, Mrs. minican Sisters of the Sick Poor. Myrtle Judiscak, Mrs. Myrtle hours. It is not so difficult to the Benefit shop is repeated. If But they also represent us. Cath work for a while so long as the donors will call TAbor 2916, a DELICIOUS and Reguiescant in Pace Krier, Mrs. Olive O’Rourke, and (St. Therete’i Parixh, Aurora) olics must be interested, if they mood sustains. But to keep at messenger will be sent to pick up ROOFING _____ .A Miss Alice Kopine formed the The Young People’s club is are to be worthy of their title, UNUSUAL CHARLES E. PETERSON, 817 Detroit the ta.sk year after year with con the articles. In spite of the warm For all Flat and committee in charge. giving a bunco party Tuesday eve in the sick poor. In fact, work weather, the women are continu Lunches - Dinners street. Requiem Mass Is being offered ning, July 12, at 8:15. The club stancy and zeal in the face of Steep Roofs Friday at 10:30 in Holy Ghost church. of this nature, the corporal and discouragement and resistance is ing to donate their services at the Mountain Trout, Chicken Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan k is planning to realize enough on spiritual ministries, is the most shop. They aw*ait donations to ASPHALT Son service. this and two more bunco parties truly admirable. In fact, it is and Steak Dinners 89 Attend Vacation powerful argument in rebuttal to heroic. We of St. Philomena’s replenish the stock. MARGUERITE KRIER, 1218 Milwau to complete payments on the Communism. BAndwiehea — Foantain Se|;vice kee street. Mother of Lucian, Matilde, stoker. All club members are try must lend a hand. As individuals Shingles and Margaret Krier of Denver. Ernest. School at Gunnison “A parish is a collective per and as a parish we shall gain, for Paul, and Edward Krier of Walsenburg. ing hard to make this party a suc sonality. Of course, it has ite Founded by M. T. Murray Made Specially for Tbit Climate and Joseph Krier of Strathmore, Calif. cess and to clear a third of the blessing is upon those who have Red Rocks Pueblo Gunnison.—The vacation school own burdens and needs. It is the wisdom to recognize Christ in the Red Rocks Park Services and interment in Walsenburg. remainder of the stoker bill. The not easy for such a group to The Western Elaterite 10 miles west of Denver Boulevard service. is under the direction of Sister in the sick and the poor.” Consuella and Sister Clotilda of whole-hearted support of the par ignore local problems. ^ It is hard Roofing Co. JAMES LUMSDEN, Arvada Heights. ish is needed and it is hoped that In conclusion, Father Higgins Distinctive Curio Shop Husband of Mary Lumsden, father of the Sisters of St. Joseph of to create enthusiasm for ‘out urged all Denver Catholics to co Equitable Bldg. TAbor 5287 James Lumsden. with the U. S. navy at Carondelet. Eighty-nine children a good majority of the parish side’ projects when home neces Matcnm of Indian Arts« Long Beach. Calif., and Richard and Lo ioners and friends of the shrine operate in making the summer Open to Public retta. Arvada. Mr. Lumsden dieif sud have been enrolled thus far, near sities would seem to constitute a carnival of the sisters the best in J. B. W. DAUGHERTY. Manager denly of a heart attack. Rosary will be ly 100-per-cent enrollment. Fif will be present. load quite heavy enough. This recited at the Boulevard mytuary Fri The Rev. Louis J. Mertz, in history, pointing out that the PHONE MORRISON 57 teen high school boys and girls would be a dangerous principle if number of sick poor cases coming-' day evening at 8 o’clock. Requiem Mass have been attending the evening charge of the parish, and the pa will be offered Saturday a f 9 in the rishioners wish to thank the Den to the nuns’ attention is the great Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada. Boulevard ■classes. Ten children will make est in history. Groceries, Meats and service. their First Holy Communion Sun ver Tabernacle society for the CACIANO ARELLANO. 3722 Blake. day, July 10. The Bishop will beautiful ciborium cover presented Picnic Held by Report! Encouraging Bakery Mother of Felia A. Fernandez and Mar- to the shrine. Encouraging support has been garilo Arellano. Requiem Mass was of administer the sacrament of Con Sunday, July 3, the children of received from many Catholic or TH EO D O R E fered Monday at 9 in Annunciation church. firmation to a class Sunday; July the parish and the Young People’s Durango K. of C. ganizations by the carnival com MURRAY’SSINCE 1882 AMERICUS RONCAGLIA. at San Fran 17, at the 8 o’clock Mass. mittee. and several members of cisco. Calif. Brother of Charles Roncag- Mrs. Julia Irine and Mrs. Frank club members will receive Holy Phones GA. 5201-02-03 lia, brother-in-law of Mrs. Mary Ron- Communion in a body. the Knights of Columbus have caglia. uncle of Albert and Marguerite Zugelder are in charge of the At the meeting of the people Durango.—The Knights of Co been assisting in nutting over the W e st 32nd a Ju lia n X: ■ HACKETHAL Roncaglia. Requiem Mass was offered food sale for July, assisted by lumbus picnic at Conny Cove was plans for the carnival. at 10 Saturday, June 25. in St. Patrick’s Mrs. John Zugelder, Mrs. Roy of the parish Tuesday evening, a success in every way. church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Theodore June 28, the date of the picnic Because the Dominican Sisters Hacketha! service. Clark, and Mrs. Milton Gugelder. Mrs. Charles D. Hopran enter was changed from July 7 to July tained her sewing club at a of the Sick Poor are a city-wide MORTUARY MERCEDES HERMANDEZ. 3920 Wil Mrs. Charles Eilebrepht, who 14. It was decided to leave the 4 ! liams. Mother of Mrs. Fedelina Mar- suffered a fractured leg, is able breakfast Monday. Additional organization, freely dispensing appointing of the committees to their works of mercy regardless 1449.51 Kalamath St. tenez. Requiem Mass was offered to be about in a wheel chair. guests were Mrs. J. M. Kinney of Wednesday at 9 in St. Cajetan’s church. the various societies at their- Boulder, Mrs. Bert Brown, and of race, creed, or color in every Interment Mt. Olivet. regular meetings. More definite Mrs. W. B. O’Rourke. parish of the city, there is a wide Phone M.Ain 4006 ALFONSO MOYA. Requiem .Mass plans will then be made by the spread and sympathetic under was offered Saturday. June 25, at St. Fr. Sandoval Giving Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ford en Cajetan’a church at 9. Interment Mt. committee.s. tertained two tables of bridge in standing of the necessity for the RAIN BO Olivet. Retreat for Sisters honor of Mr. and Mra. Bernard raising of funds with which to At St. Rosa’s Home Engler, who leave soon to make a.ssure their work’s continuance. FRANCIS E. GARGAN This year, Harold A. Kiley, IS A s A Francis E. Gargan, 74. of 1827 Sher Priest-Alumnus their home in Denver. GEO. P. ^ man street, a Denver resident more than The Rev. Emmanuel T. Sando . Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Dalla are chairman, hopes for an un- DREAD a half century, died Tuesday in St. Jos val, S.J., of Regis college this the parents of a boy, born June prededented outpouring of that HACKETHAL eph’s hospital after Iona failine health. co-operation when the annual Mr. Gargan was employed many years week is conducting the annual re Visits in Pueblo 20 at Mercy hospital. Funeral Director as a telettraph operator and office execu treat for the Franciscan Sisters Frances Pingrey is home for outdoor carnival is held on the tive by the Postal Telegraph company. of the St. Louis motherhouse at the summer months from the La new location at W. 29th avenue 1240 Acoma TA. 1656 At one time he also was a telegraph Pueblo.— (St. Mary’s Parish) — and Federal boulevard Thurs operator for the press. He retired from St. Rosa’s home for business ment school of music in Denver. The Very Rev. George Luba, 0. Mrs. W. B. O’Rourke is e n jo y r day, Friday, and Saturday eve active duty about eight years ago. women, 10th and Champa streets, S. B., of Cleveland. 0., called at He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Jo Denver. These Frarciscan Sis ing a visit from her mother, Mrs. nings. July 14, 15, and 16. hanna Gargan: three sisters. Sister M. the parish house wnile in Pueblo J. M. Kinney of Boulder. Dinner Set for July 14 I.eander and Mra. Edward Whalen of ters have three retreats in Colo visiting his father. Father Luba Windfor-Meadow Gold fJenver and Sister M. Evelyn of East St. rado each year, one at St. Clara’s Miss Rose Cavanaugh was in A roast beef dinner with Louis. HI., and two brothers. A. A. and orphanage, Denver; one at Sa is an alumnus of St. Mary’s school. Cortez on a short business trip in all the trimmings and individ Joseph W: Gargan of Denver. cred Heart orphanage, Pueblo, Three children were baptized at the week. ual salad will be served on the Requiem High Mass was relchrated at opening evening, Thursday, July Call MAin 5131 10 Thursday at the Cathedral. Burial in and one at St. Rosa’s. Sisters fre St. Mary’s church Sunday aftei> Misses Mamie O’Connell and Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. quently go from one institution noon: Ellen Mae, infant daughtei^. Maud Bray are visiting the Carls 14, from 5 to. 8 o’clock. The to the other for the retreats. of Mr. and Mrs. Max Sajatovich; bad caverns this week-end. dinner committee is under the JOHN H. LEYDON Gloria Jane, infant daughter of A boy was born to Mr. and direction of Mrs. M. McEahern. The Standard in Dairy Products for Forty Years John H. Lcydon, 67, of 790 Niagara Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mahorcich, Mrs. Arch Johnson in Denver on The spacious grounds will CALL street, a retired conductor for the Rock Fr. Woeber Expected Island railroad, died late Monday after and Jane Ann, daughter of Mr. June 19. Mrs. Johnson is the sparkle with the brilliance of day JOHNSON noon at his home after two months’ Home Tuesday, July 5 and Mrs. John Murin of Calhan. daughter of Mrs. William Springer light made possible through the illness. Frank Nezish, 34-year-old son of Durango. installation of a modern stream STORAGE & MOVING CO. Mr. Leydon. i native of Beltidere. 111,, lined flood-lighting system. At came to Denver in 1899. He was pen The Rev. Edward Woeber, of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nezish, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Risley and WHY TAKE CHANCES? sioned April 1 last on account of ill vice Chancellor of the Den was buried Tuesday morning. Mr. Mrs. Oda Risley of Limon are tractions peculiar to the tastes Ton Can Hare Dependable Serrice health, after completing 39 years of serv ver diocese, who led a party Nezish was an alumnus of St. here to spend a month visiting of all will be in abundance. The and the Coat Is Very Low. ice with the Rock Islsnd railroad, the following prizes will be awarded last 16 years as passenger train con of ten pilgrims from Colorado Mary’s school and was employed relatives. PE arl 2433 221 Broadway ductor out of Denver. to the International Eucha at the steel works. Mrs. Henry Klahn, who was in on the carnival nights: A Ford NOTHING EQUALS His wife and two tons, John B. and ristic congress in Budapest, Mercy, hospital for several days, V-8, purchased from the O’Meara Robert V., in Denver, and two sisters. Miss Margaret Burin, treasurer returned to her home. Motor company, will be awarded ICE Mrs. Maude Ward and Mrs. A1 Church, Hungary, and afterwards of St. Mary’s Young Ladies’ so both of Belvidere, 111., survive. Miss Mary O’Rourke and Miss Saturday evening, July 16; a new toured a part of Europe, is dality, was taken to a local hos beautiful 1938 streamline Elec For Day-In and Day-Out Dependability Requiem Mass was offered at 9 Thurs expected home Tuesday, July pital for an appendicitis operation. Catherine Locket of San Pedro, NO day in St. James’ church. Interment Mt. 5. Calif., are here for a short visit trolux gas refrigerator, model Olivet. Boulevard service. Father Thomas Zabolitzky, 0. with the J. B. O’Rourke family. J-600, retailing at $284.50 and Correct Temperatures—Proper Humidity—Safe and Trouble- COS.T S. B., of Canon City substituted purchased from Daniels and Free Refrigeration—ICE Never Fails . ^ For Man to Call and Give Estl- for the Rev. Anthony Roitz, 0. S. They are on their way East. matea on PackJns and Shipping Nine Are Given Garb Spanish Benedictine Is Mrs. Edward Teyssier is visit Fisher,- will be awarded on Fri KEystona 6228 B., over the week-end. ing the B. G. Engler family and day evening, July 15; a cash prize The Colorado Ice and Cold Storage Go. OHni and Warehouse, 1521 20tb St. Of Sisters Marianites Named to Vatican Post St. Mary’s lodge picnic held at other relatives and Triends in of $25 will be awarded on the KEystone 5277 Rye Sunday, June 26, was at Durango. opening night of the carnival, New Orleans.—Nine received Rome.—Padre Sunol, Spanish tended by a very large crowd, and May MacNamara is home from Thursday, July 14. the garb of the Sisters Marianites Benedictine, has been made presi the affair proved to be quite a Colorado Springs, where she at Persons who* have received their L CALL A of the Holy Cross in the chapel of dent of. the I'ontifical Institute of success. tended school the last several tickets are urged to make returns the Academy of the Holy Angels Sacred Music. Padre Sunol has months. as soon as possible by mailing from the hands of the Most Rev. published a number of monographs them to the sisters’ convent, 2501 ZONE CAB Joseph F. Rummel, Archbishop of on Gregorian chant and sacred Children From Spain Gaylord street, or by calling YOrk MAin7171 New Orleans. music and for ten years was con Neglected in Mexico Catholic Congress in 14i3 for a messenger who will Quick Easy Credit ventual prior at Montserrat. Capetown Big: Success 'Prompt, Courteoua Service be sent to the home or place of On Your CLEAN NEW CABS FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTION Mexico City.—The minister of Dublin.—In spite of professed business. Week of July 3: Denver, Tithilar Bishop of Appia public education paid a visit to Mo antagonism of the Dutch Church NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY Mullen home for the aged. Consecrated in England relia in an effort to settle prob to the National Eucharistic con ESTATE OF NELLIE C. JACOBS. DE ENTIRE CAR NEEDS lems that have arisen regarding gress in Capetown, two Irish Jes CEASED. NO. 61382 Tires - Batteries - Brakes • Lubrication Birmingham, England. — The uits, Fathers Ernest Mackey and All pertons bavins claims against aaid DOYLE’S 1 Thanks Rendered for Favor the Espana-Mexico school, where Estate are hereby notified to preaent them Most Rev. Bernard Griffin, Titular Spanish refugee children are con Michael Garahy, on their return for adjustment to the County Court of the Firestone Budget Plan A Reoister reader wishes to Bishop of Appia, was consecrated centrated. Although the director to Dublin revealed that the con City and County of Denver. Colorado, on PHARMACY. I make public his thanks to the Sa June 30 at St. Chad’s'Cathedral. the 16th day of August. 1938. Tha Particular Druggiat j cred Heart of Jesus for a special of the school denies it, the chil gress was an outstanding success. R(JSA, B.' GRISWOLD. The consecrator was the Arch dren are undisciplined and are The Presbyterian mayor of Cape Executrix. 17TH AVE. AND GRANT j favor received through the inter bishop of Birmingham, assisted by (Title of person giving notice). Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores wandering about the streets like town gave a special reception for 770 Spppr Boulevard KE. 8887 FREE DELIVERY j cession of the Blessed Virgin and the Bishops of Clifton and Ply beggari, many of them without the Bishops, clergy, and 700 lay B. A. GATES, M4. 0264 Mother Cabrini. mouth. i E. *. C. Bldg, i •hoai, men. i Attemay for tiUte.