National Circulation, 47S,S19; Denver Catholic Register, 20,928 ST. JOSEPH NUNS OFFERED MONTE VISTA HOSPITAL Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1940—Permission to Reproduce, Excepting on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Markets for the United States ver this week by Dr. Daniel .Saniper-Ortega, counselor for the Wash ington, D. C., embassy of Colombia, South America. The United States Work at Del Norte will gain many buyers fur American goods by helping to foster educa tion and culture iu .South America in the belief of Dr. .Samper-Ortega, COLORADO BEHIND NATION noted Catholic I.atin-Ainerican scholar and writer. He is shown IN RELIEF WORK pointing to his native country, (^lombia. Sincr l 907 Has Won Throughout the United State*, there are at lea*t 900,000 cases DENVER CATHOUC certified as eligible for WPA em ployment, without • funds being available to supply such employ Fine Name in Valley ment. The only relief such per sons can obtain must be from their state or local government or from some federal agency apart from Mother-House Is at Wichita, Kans.; Proffered the WPA. REGISTER In Colorado, the situation is par The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Regist^. We Have Institution Is Modern, One-Story Struc ticularly aggravated and most of Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, 5feven Smaller Services, the public seems to know nothing Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. ^ / ture Built With PWA Heip about it. This state has been re ceiving a disproportionately large VOL. XXXV. No. 49. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JULY ^18^1940. $2 PER YEAR share of WPA funds. Direct re Del Norte. — The Sisters of St. Joseph here, whose lief payments are made here oniy 3i46 Units in Lincoln Park mother-house is at Mt. St. Mary’s convent in Wichita, Kans., to unemployable persons. In many have been approached by the Monte Vista city officials to other states, employable persons not receiving WPA jobs and unable take over the newly built hospital, a Monte Vista project to get other jobs are receiving di 1 More Housing Projects partially constructed by PWA funds. The institution is rect relief out of state and local a modern one-story building. It is located on the western funds. Such direct relief being un CEIS BASSELIN outskirts of the city. available here, and the share of Planned for Denver Area The Sisters of St. Joseph have made an enviable name WPA funds spent in this state be for themselves m in the valley. ing unusually high, there is no Coming to Del Norte in 1907, the chance of getting the U. S. govern Information concerning the Lin follows: Three-room apartments, SCBBLABSIIP sisters occupied the frame build ment to increase the WPA quota $18.25 per month, which price in to take care bf jobless persons who coln park homes of the Denver ing that had been the residence o'f m K 10 O G G I are able to , work and who have housing authority was compiled cludes the supplying of utilities Senator John Shaw, who was such as water, heat, light, cooking Authorities of the Catholic Uni prominent in early days in politi been certified as eligible for WPA for the Denver Catholic Register fuel, and refrigeration energy; versity of America this week noti cal circles of Colorado. The sen employment. Colorado politicians this week by the Very Rev. Mon four-and-one-half-i'oom row houses, fied Edward Smith, a student ator had given his residence and say nothing can be done about the signor John R. Mulroy, director $18.50; five-and-one-half-room row for the Dioce.se of Denver, that he ten acres to the city of Del Norte matter. In practically every other of Catholic Charities and a mem houses, $19, and six-and-one-half- has been awarded a three-year with the proviso that the property state, however, this group of cer ber of the Denver housing author room flats, $19.50. scholarship at the Bas.selin founda be turned over to an order of tified employables is receiving di ity. Monsignor Mulroy al.so re There will be admitted to the tion. James J. Carter, son of Mr. sisters for a nominal sum, the rect relief out of local or state vealed that two more housing proj and Mrs. 0. A. Carter of 267 S. funds in the absence of WPA em project only families who immedi property to be used for hospital Fo o i s p i m ects .will be started in the metro ately prior to admission have been Emerson street, will attend the purposes. ployment. The present policy of politan area soon, one in the Rude living under housing conditions Catholic university on a Mullin the federal government is to ask park area, from
r \. _ PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 25, J940
Denver Young PeopWe Activities
Holy Family Club Will Hold \ William F. (BILL) ROEMER SETS BISSELIII TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY Social at Lakeside July 30 TO INVITE HIS MANY FRIENDS The Holy Family St. Mark’s fairs to be held this summer. The SCIQURSHIP to attend Duplcr'a August Fur Sale, club will hold a social at Lakeside first was held in the early part of and take advantage of the remark July at Elitch’s gardens and was a able values offered. Mr. Roeroer will park on Tuesday evening, July 30. be glad to give you bla personal Ted Weems’ orchestra will provide success. * (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) scholarships are awarded to semi attention . . . to guide you to the music at the El Patio ball Gertrude Fanning, club treas a happy choice . . . and of the academy of history in Co urer, will return this Saturday, narians all over the United States. lombia. room. John Ebel of St. Catherine’s par to help you in the July 27, after a three-week vaca search for the The Colombian counselor is also Tickets -were distributed at the tion in Washington, D. C. ish, Denver, and Ernest Porecco, a prolific writer, his works includ a graduate of St. Patrick’s high RIGHT far meeting Tuesday, July 23, by Bar The new records were placed on Coat I ing novels, dramas, essays, biogra bara Fogliatti. Additional tickets the nickelodeon and were enjoyed school in Pueblo, are engaged in phies, and general material on the by all present at the meeting. this course at the present time. countries of South America. Since may be secured by calling Miss Frank Syrianey, who will enter 1933 he has been director of the Fogliatti, 4363 Xavier street, GL The following seven new mem St. Thomas’ seminary in Septem review, Senderos, official publica 5590. Everyone is invited to at bers were introduced: Imelda ber, completed the Basselin course tion of the National library. He is tend and there are plenty of tickets Bomhoft, Margaret Kelley, Harold in 1940. James Hamblin, a stu considered by his contemporaries for any of the members of the other McKenna, Marie Kelley, Mary dent at St. Thomas’ seminary, as one of the foremost scholars of young people’s clubs who wish to Reano, Jane McGuire, and Eileen took the degree of Master of Arts the Latin-American world. attend. With the co-operation of McGuire. in 1939. Three members of the Dr. Samper-Ortega was born at Lakeside park officials, persons Several members of St. Mark’s Register staff have M.A. degrees Bogota, 'Colombia, as were his having these special tickets will be club attended the old-time ball held from the Basselin. children, Andres, 22, a law stu admitted to the park free of charge at St. Joseph’s Thursday evening, James J. Carter, who this year dent at the Colombian. National and only 20 cents per person will he July 25, and enjoyed the affair. received the degree of Bachelor of university; Armando, 20, a sopho collected for admittance to El Patio Arts from Regis college, will enter more at the University of Mary hall. *Let 'em Eat Cake* the law school of the Catholic uni land; Beatriz, 19, who just com This is the second of these af- Paul Frankenburg joined the versity. He is a resident of St. pleted high school in a Catholic ranks of leap year “eligibles” Francis de Sales’ parish. He will academy in Maryland, and Nelson, when his cake was judged the win take a three-year course at the 13, who is attending a Catholic ner in the boys’ cake baking con university leading to a degree in military school in Virginia. Dr. test held Tuesday night, July 23, lavfc Mr. Carter spent the past Human Interest at the regular meeting of St. Vin four years at Regis college, and Samper-Ortega himself was edu cated In a preparatory seminary cent de Paul’sYoung People’s club. distinguished himself by his scho and high school in Bogota, later The judges failed to decide be lastic record. In the past year he going to military school. He aft tween the lemonade entries. Con was a member of the Student erwards rose to the rank of sec IsStrongat gratulations were offered to the council. ond lieutenant in the Colombian contestants. army. At the meeting preceding the GRAXD OPENING He has taught at the teachers’ contest, a report of the last council SATURDAY, AUG. 3RD college in Bogota and also at the Regis Retreat meeting was given and returns % were made on the bake sale spon 1 Enrolled in Academy of Fine Arts. At one time he was sent to Seville, Spain, sored by the club July 21. as a cultural ambassador and he (Continued From Page One) Tentative plans were made for MACK’S SUPER FOOD STORE later toured Europe in 1927. He telling of pertinent anecdotes to a moonlight horseback ride, and a came to the United States with his committee was appointed to take Vacation Schools drive home points of morality that family in 1938. Antonio referred to. The three charge of the affair. 4408 Yates Street Book. Carried by Pack Mules Spaniards expect to leave for (Continued From Page One) GRAND 2433 As director of the National li South America after the youngest, Precious Blood of Wichita, Kans., brary for eight years, he founded Luis, finishes his studies at Lwola St. Joseph Nuns and a Benedictine group from Illi Come and be our iruest all day Saturday. Ice Cream and Pop Free to All thousands of rural libraries in Co university. New Orleans. They nois. The largest school was Children Must Be Accompanied by Adults lombia, often in territories so re barely escaped the war in Spain that at Alamosa, where the Rev. mote that books had to be carried to seek a haven and career in the Offered Hospital Edward McCarthy is pastor. Positively one of the finest, best equipped food stores in the city by pack mules. new world. Xavier and Antonio Eighteen Benedictine nuns from Chicago taught 650 children there COMPARE OUR PRICES While in Denver this week Dr. conduct a thriving cotton business Samper-Ortega has lectured to in Dallas. In Monte Vista for six weeks. Other schools with ♦ ♦ Don’t Forget the Date—Saturday, Aug. 3 hundreds of teachers and students Two Denverites were credited large enrollhients were St. Mary’s, of international affairs on the his with the “best of any” attendance (Continued From Page One) Walsenburg, 270; Annunciation JOE MacDONALD M. McEAHERN parish, Denver, 181; Sacred Heart tory, civilization, and interpreta record at Regis retreats. Judge J. building, added 20 beds. In 1938 For Information Address t tion of Ecuador, Venezuela, and J. Walsh and Joseph Newman, another annex was built for iso parish, Denver, 240, and Holy his native Colombia. identified with the league’s van lated cases. Name of Mary parish, Del Norte, RT. REV, JOSEPH B O SEITI, V.G. There is no great religious guard back in 1910, have num In the first years of their work, 204. problem in these countries, he bered themselves in nearly every the sisters specialized in caring Six converts each resulted from 1536 LOGAN STREET said, in pointing out that the ma summer retreat at the Jesuit for tubercular patients; later, as the vacation schools at Briggsdale, jority of the Latin-Americans are school. sanitariums were established where James Hamblin, a semina' DENVER, COLORADO devout Catholics. “Many parishes throughout Colorado, the sisters rian, taught, and at Monte Vista, publish small papers,” Dr. Samper- Indian Praiies Jesuiti abandoned all T.B. work and where the Sisters of St. Joseph I s Ortega said, in speaking of the Another name found on the re changed the sanitarium into a hos conducted the classes. 1940 Ford treat roster, one prominent in the Catholic press in these countries pital for general medical and sur REMEMBER — YOU’VE GOT “Don Bosco, edited ly a Salesian Redmen’s annals, was that of Silas gical work. The maternity depart padre, Father Jose S. Ortega, is Left-Hand-Bull, who was bom and A DATE for this Saturday night, fro m the ment has become popular through- July 27, at St. Mary Magdalene’s Specializing in Quality Plumbing and considered one of the best pub reared at Old St. Francis’ Indian oat the valley and is an important mission operated by the Jesuits. parish benefit and dinner. Deli Heating Repairs lications in Colombia.” The coun unit in St. Joseph’s hospital. cious baked ham dinner will be selor is not related to the priest, Indians from the Holy Rosary mis At present, the Del Norte hos although bearing the same name sion on the Rosebud reservation served, SOc a plate. West 26th O'Meara Motor Company pital has a 50-bed capacity. Sister and Depew St. Ortega is the maiden name of and St. Francis’ mission on the M. Felicitas is the superior. The SLATTERY & COMPANY Dr. Samper’s mother; Samper is Pine Ridge reservation have been community numbers 15 sisters. NOTICE OF his father’s name. The two are coming regularly to Denver for the PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS The institution has become a STOCKHOLDERS MEETING combined according to custom. exercises, and Silas is the second favorite headquarters for Bishops 1726 MARKET STREET Given Away In tracing the histories of the from St. Francis’ this season. A and priests on vacation. A meetinz of the itockholders of the CoIo' JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 utility man at the mission, he was rado Casket Company will be held a t the three northern countries of South Sisters of St. Joseph from officea of the Company, 1213-1221 Waaee America, Dr. Samper-Ortega told educated and reared at the hands Wichita also come to Del Norte Street, at 11 o'clock A. M. on the 5th of the earthquakes, revolutions, of the Blackrobes and Sisters of for the summer to teach vacation day of AuEUst. for the purpoee of elect- Charity of St. Francis. His life has ins a Board of Directors for the ensuing Saturday Night, August 3 epidemics of yellow fever, and schools in the cool San Luis valley year, and for the tranaaetion of any other other difficulties that have at been interwoven with the settle and to enjoy the luxury of a few business that may properly come before tended the gradual civilization ment since his birth in 1910. said meetinz. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS weeks of rest and relaxation. JOSEPH P. SIMONES, Pres. at the that has developed. One of the So it is from experience that he Del Norte means “in the north biggest problems is the civilization speaks in praise of the Jesuits. of the valley.” The San Luis val DOMINICAN SISTERS OF THE SICK POOR and education of the Indians liv “They are giving my people a ley runs north and south and is ing in the tropical areas of the chance to make good in a strange 150 miles long; east and west, it Amazon valley. “Democraey civilization,” he declared. “For is about 50 miles wide. The city means education, and education over 50 years they have welcomed proper lies in the northwestern COTTRELL'S means a higher standard of living us to their schools, their dormi part of the valley. Land is worth BAZAAR that will create many new buyers tories, and their farm land and from $126 to $500 an acre and of United States products.” workshops. Thousands of Indians produces lettuce, peas, spinach, LOYOLA CHURCH GROUNDS like myself have learned how to sugar beets, cauliflower, potatoes, "fkt Atarii Sto>ta farm under the priests’ teaching.” and all kinds of feeds in great 23rd & YORK Left-Hand-Bull believes that the abundance. 621 fIXTEBNTH fT* /4 - Quality new Indian way of life being fos The valley has an intricate sys zinc Etchings tered by Jesuit missioners led by tem of irrigation ditches that are Thurs., Fri., Sat., August I, 2, 3 Color Pldtc.s - HalfTancs Father John Jutz is just starting supplied chiefly by water from the to bear fruit. “Father Jutz set up Rio Grande. The amount of snow FIFTH ANNUAL St. Francis’ in the face of prejudice fall in the long winter months is ^ Seelemati'Ehre^ and with little help,” he averred. an important factor in the garden- Photo €ngiuVevs “Today Indians look to the Jesuits spotted valley; the more spow, the for leadership and education. The greater the water supply in the children ate becoming modernized, summer months. at least in the sense that they have A few years ^go the National HALF-PRICE ambition for study and a chance to Geographic society photographed PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS make good.” the valley and featured it in one issue of its magazine. Your businets U Old Chief Wanted Blackrobes THEY ARE RELIABLE apjyreeiated ketn. The young Indian has heard many stories of the past, chiefly Bishop Yehr Named TOPCOAT-O'COAT from his father, noa^ a farmer at 70 years, and from John Holy Man, 90 summers, eldest of the Alumni Unit’s Ghapiain MILLER’S AIR-CONDITIONED—FLOATING MIST tribe on the reservation. But the best tale, in his fancy, is that of (Continued From Page One) Chief Spotted Tail, nery sage of the Catholic university’s football the tribe, who lived in the middle games were shown. SALE! of the last century. It was this Those present at the gathering chief’s foresight and determination included the Rev. Edward M. Woe- that paved the way for Jesuit In ber, the Rev. Walter J. Canavan, dian missionary advance in the the Rev. Edward A. Breen, Dr., Bad Lands area. Paul J. Ketrick, Judge Joseph” He was sent by a council of his Walsh, Helen Cannon, Charline own people to Washin^on, where Bridwell, Thomas B. Finn, Maxine he insisted before President Grant O’Hanlon, Edward J. Keating, Pa that the Blackrobes be the only tricia Lucy, Frank Syrianey; servants of the Great Spirit sent James Hamblin, Mr. and Mrs. to his people. Because of the mis Bart O’Hara, Mr. and Mrs. Ber sioners’ success among his and nard Fitzsimons, Stephen R. Mc- neighboring branches of the Sioux, Nichols, Joseph S. Witherow, Ed periodic uprisings in following ward S. Stauffer, Rdbert Hickey, years were often quieted with Rose Marie Lucy, Mr. and Mrs. out bloodshed by the trusted James J. Bowe, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Blackrobes, Burnite, Jr.; James Feely, and St. F rancis’ school today harbors Stephen A. Castellano. some 100 students in 12 grades. Aside from regular class sessions, It looked impossible in face of market the boys are taught by actual prac Il’$ a Better Chick tice the fundamentals of farming, conditions today! For months our blacksmithing, building construc If It’s Halehed At buyers searched the markets — got C ELEH Y “ r ...... 6c tion, and stock raising. The girls price concessions they never dreamed Bring in Your Blue Food Stamps have classes in home economics, of getting on such famous coats as . A | | p U Gsnuina Goldsn Bantsm, Horn# for These Lou>Priced Specials! which include sewing, cooking, Timely imported Fabrics, Zipper- VUllll Grawji, deicn Mrs ...... 16c dressmaking, and household duties. ORANGES 2,.. 33e Within the last 11 years, ten In ZURICH Lined Topcoats, Scottish 'woolens, Homs dian girls have entered religious Single Breasted Raglans and many CUCUMBEBS r ” t: .. ,2c PEAS communities and are now doing Specializing in day old others! misslona^ work. A large number pullets and cockerels by of the girls become nurses, while expert Sexor. LEM ONS , ...... 23e CARROTS imL>r(* banchu. v "" .. 6 >.,IOe the boys usually turn to farming or Lire*, tolid, M construction work. St. Fran LIFE MEMBERS OF J“ .$15.00 S”.,.$25.00 TOMATOES cis’ cage team has long held na rip* ...... m n-. 16C AMERICAN POULTRY $35 $55 L E H U G E Larva lolid nountatn tional recognition, having consist ASSN. 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» i # # > ** ADVERTISEMENT COURTESY OF; COTTRELL CLOTHING CO.-COCKS-CLARK ENORAVINO CO. -EGAN PRINTING CO.-CONNER ADVERTISING AGENCY-PHIL HAYWARD. ADVERTISING ARTIST PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 25, 1940 The Denver Catholic Register M. F. DACEY, WM. A. HIGGINS P ruidm t...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor...... ______R t Rev. Megr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Joar.D. PASS AWAY ON SAME DAY 'Manasdng Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. ■ Associate Editors—M. P. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., (Continued From Page One) tensive reading he won a thorough 'Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, Jour.M., M.A.; Rev, John Cavanagh, education. He learned telegraphy IM.A.; Leonard Tangney, A.B., Jour.M. the body at 4 p. m. for Lewiston, where burial will take place. as a messenger boy. The next step was as operator and then manager Entered as second class matter at the post ofiQce at Denver, Colo. Had ‘Horatio Alger’ Career p o s m mm Mr. Dacey’s career was one of of Western Union and Postal those “Horatio Alger” affairs Telegraph stations in several New Published Weekly by that have made the newspaper England cities. CLARKE’S ANATAL (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) game glamorous. He was born in He became a writer for the THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) Lewis, Me., June 27, 1886. His Associated press, covering import First of Michigan corporation, in the United States, Mr. Bradley formal schooling stopped with the ant stories in the New England 938 Bannock Street says it is a safe bet that he is not grades, but by night study and ex- area. After working on the press conferred with Rocky mountain SUMMER BOOK SALE telegraph for several New York members of the I.B.A., whose Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1497 going to take a daily walk for eX' ercise. Six hours of steady walk city dailies and spending several governor is John J, Sullivan of winters in Florida for telegraph Denver. $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, ing per day for 12 years as a let ter carrier out of the Capitol Hill and press a.ssociations, he went to Mr. Connely contends that the 10 to 20% Discount Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. Msgr. Brady s Detroit in 1912 for the United station gave him all the foot work “American way,” sometimes he wanted. He spent more than Press. He was bureau manager abused in other years, is still the Thursday, July 25, 1940 24 years on three mounted runs. there during the early years of best way. The delinquencies of ON ALL BOOKS For the past two years he has had that organization’s great expan the ‘20s, in his opinion, are a k foot route in St.^ Philomena’s Funeral Being sion. thing of the past that no decent This is the time to buy literature for the home, OFFlCIALi DIOCESE OF DENVER parish. Four years later the Interna businessman would return to. The church and school libraries. Mr. Bradley is a great booster tional News service brought him to hard years following 1929 saw the The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. Denver. He had been here since survival of the fittest, he says, and We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever for the Register, being able to trace the paper’s ever increasing . Held on Friday except for about two years in the the ethics of both small and big appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those circulation by the weight of his army in the World war. One year business have since advanced to a of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. of that time was spent overseas, much higher plane. We hope The Register will be read in every home of the mail bag on Wednesdays and Fri (Continued From Page One) days. His prize story dealing with where his telegraph and news ex "Businessmen, small and big, James Clarke Diocese. ■1893, in the Carlow Cathedral for perience made him invaluable. He We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in the Register .concerns his leaving the Archdiocese of St. Louis. built this country,” he asserts, each issue for the landlady of an covered all the big stories in the “and we believe the best way to the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. Monsignor Brady came to the Rocky Mountain region for years. East Denver apartment house in Diocese of Denver in July, 1894. recovery is to give free enter Church Goo(Js House « URBAN J. VEHR, Mr. Higgins III for Years prise a chance to use idle capital Aug. 5, 1981. Bishop of Denver. an easily accessible spot so that From July, 1894, to September, 1896, Headquarter* for Article* of Devotion, Church Fini*hing*, a particular noi^atholic woman William A. Higgins, father of available.” Wholly in favor of the he was chaplain at the Glockner two priests of the Denver diocese, Book* for the Catholic Laity and Clergy. could reach it. The landlady en sanitarium, Colorado Springs. After national defense program, he is H+++++H tered into the spirit of the oc the Very R4y. Dr. William M. Hig convinced that private funds are 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 assignments at St. Francis’ hos gins, pastor of St. Philomena’s casion, never going after her mail pital, Colorado Springs, and in St. easily capable of financing much until the non-Catholic in question church, Denver, and the Rev.*^ of its operations without a helping Mary’s hospital, Pueblo, for about Joseph Higgins, pastor of St. had ample time to read the Regis three and six months, respectively, hand from the government. S p g t a t n m l a ter and then return it to the mail Patrick’s church, Pueblo, and of a < • • prior to Aug. 15, 1896, he was ap nun. Sister Mary Columba, who Numerous factors hamper the box. After some months of this, pointed chaplain of Loretto investment of capital. Mr. Connely the landlady placed her tenant on is stationed at Holy Family high Heights college and pastor of St. school, Denver, died July 24 at points to one whose removal may the mailing list. The tenant since Patrick’s church, Fort Logan, in or may not help in solving the SPECIAL OFFER (Continued From Page One) has become a Catholic. the family home, 1419 Adams problem. One of the laws adminis August, 1896. ■ On June 11, 1913, street. Mr. Higgins, a retired Den. We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six 9 Brothers and Sisters he was appointed pastor of An tered by the Federal Securities months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We month basis, with the intention of reason, that America will become ver mail carrier, had been in ill Exchange commission requires spending the available funds in less the main center of Western cul Born in Chicago in July, 1875, nunciation church, Denver. health for the past five years. He have low rate of insurance. Thomas F. Bradley attended the Monsignor Brady remained at that a dealer offering a securities Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimatq on than a year. WPA rolls can be held ture because recurrent wars will became seriously ill eight months prospectus file it ■with the SEC and at their present level under this have sapped the vitality of Eu parochial schools of that city and Annunciation until May 12, 1914, ago, and in December, 1939, an your work. then spent one year at old St. when he was named Vicar General wait 20 days for approval before plan so long as the money lasts ropean nations. Our position in operation was necessitated. In advertising the securities to poten MOVING, STORAGE AND PACKING or until new appropriations are fostering the best in Western civili Ignatius’ college, Chicago, from of the Diocese of Denver by Bishop March of this year he suffered a 1890 to 1891. He had nine tial buyers. This delay, Mr. Con No Money Needed for Six Months made. zation would be immensely en relapse from which he never re^ nely says, often kills opportunities Although the two major political hanced by taking into our national brothers and sisters. He worked covered. He was 78 years old. as a checking clerk in the freight that might otherwise prove fruit DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. parties have different ideas about life the refugee scholars of Europe, A Requiem Mass is being sung ful. An amendment to correct this the administration of relief funds, There may be some objection to department of the Burlington rail Friday morning, July 26, in St. 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse road in his home city for several is being worked out in Washington. both agree that relief work must go such a procedure because depreS' Philomena’s church at 11:30 While advocating certain amend on.—Monsignor Smith. sion-scarred persons fear that we years and came to Denver in Sep o’clock by the Rev. Elmer J. have reached the limit of our na tember, 1902. When Mr. Bradley ments, Mr. Connely qgrees that Kolka, who was an assistant to the investor has the right to de COMMUNISTS UNHAPPY tional expansion. There is too became a regular carrier in the Father William Higgins for six OVER RULING ON WPA much competition for positions local post office Nov. 1, 1905, mand and get all the facts con years prior to his appointment as nected with a venture, a right that Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAin 3437 The state secretary of the now, they say. What will happen there were only 112 such men in associate director of Catholic Young Communist league has cause if we bring in more? Denver. That number has steadily Charities and as chaplain at St. is now guaranteed by law. for rejoicing. He has lost his job A simple answer is that America grown until today there are more Clara’s orphanage. Bishop Vehr Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist on the WPA. owes its present eminence to the than 300. is giving the absolution and is Now it seems incongruous to striking ability of its people. More The first postal employe in Den preaching. Neither of the priest- declare that a person has cause and better brains are needed. In ver to solicit business for the par sons is participating in the rites; Orphan Collection Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets for rejoicing because he has lost fact, an influx of brilliant thinkers cel post department when it was both are remaining with the his job. We should do anything and scientists might mean a cul in its infancy, Mr. Bradley was a family throughout the funeral but rejoice if we lost ours. But, tural and economic renaissan familiar figure in his model-T services. when a Communist loses his job here. Ford pickup truck in the down Besides Fathers William and because he is a Communist, then For seven years various organi town area for 18 years. He per Joseph Higgins and Sister Mary Scheduled Aug. 4 you have a picture that would de zations have helped many noted sonalized the service by memoriz Columba, Mr. Higgins is survived light the heart of any Red. The educators, Nobel Prize winners ing all the train schedules and the by his wife, Mrs. Sarah F. Higgins; state secretary has become more among them, to find an asylum in costs of sending packages to any two sons, Gerald I., a teacher in (Continued From Page One) than just another person on the this country. A committee is be' postal zone in the country. the Chicago' public schools; Mar and York street, on the evenings Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are of Aug. 1, 2, and 3. Dinner will unem ploym ent roles; he is a m ar ing formed in New York to co-ordi Mr. Bradley was married in tin A,, an engineer on the bridge tyr to the cause. nate and further this work. A department of the Northwestern be served on 'Thursday evening, reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. 1911 in St. Francis de Sales Aug. 1, from 5 to 8. The reason the state secretary leader in this movement. Dr. Alvin church to Anna Kitt. They have railroad, and a daughter. Miss Johnson, points.out that at least lost his job is because our con two sons, Thomas, Jr., 27, who is Sarah E., an employe of the Den The Dominican Sisters receive JOHN H. REDDIN 1,000 of the refugee scholars, com FOR QUALITY CORN FED gress recently passed a law barring employed by the Silver Coin Min ver post office department. All no aid from the Community Chest prising the cream of the savants, MEATS & POULTRY SEE Attorney and Counselor at Law aliens and Communists from the ing company of Klondike, Ariz., Msgr. Richard Brady are present at the Requiem Mass and this annual bazaar provides should be admitted immediately. WPA roles. According to the Com and Joseph, 26, who is a geo Friday morning. Another daugh the main source of revenue to con 612-614 Ernest &, Cranmer Block munists, this interferes with their No new laws will be needed. At physicist with the Gulf Oil com N. C. Matz. He remained in that ter, Kathleen, died five pears ago. tinue their work during the year 17th and Curtis present bona fide educators who position until December, 1917, Members of the Altar and Ro Many spiritual phenomena of grace RABTOAY’S constitutional rights. They are on pany in Alva, Okla. Both are for Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. equal footing with Republicans are offered teaching posts here are mer students at the Colorado when he was once more appointed sary society and the P.-T.A. of St. result from the ministrations of 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 and Democrats as a political party. allowed to enter, together with school of mines in Golden. chaplain at Loretto Heights col Philomena’s church met at the the sisters in the homes of the sick They do not seek the overthrow their families, outside the quota lege and pastor of St. Patrick’s, Boulevard mortuary Thursday poor, amongst relatives and friends regulations. of the government any more than Fort Logan, positions he held until afternoon, July 25, at 4 o’clock to of afflicted families. The sisters the Republicans do. They merely The committee stresses the fact he went to St. Louis last April recite the Rosary. Rosary services make no distinction of race or that no job-holders will be dis intend, under constitutional rights, 2 More Housing for reasons of health. For years for the general public were held creed in their kindly Christ-like INSURANCE to continue their program advo placed by the incoming educators. he was mission pastor at St. Mary’s, at 8 o’clock Thursday evening. care. The only conditions are sick MAI. Some 60 of the best scholars have Littleton, and he built that church. Traniferred by ‘Teddy’ Roosevelt ness and poverty. LL'MP COAL ______IS.7S cating Socialism and Communism NUT COAL ...... 14.71 “unrtl America has a classless so been placed already. Through Projects Planned His Holiness, Pope Pius X, Mr. Higgins was born in New Kindly commend the work of the ciety, free from all exploitation foundation grants and the aid of made Monsignor Brady a Domestic York city Oct. 29, 1861. He car sisters to your people and explain JOS. J. CELLA Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. of man by man.” Similar to the generous citizens it is hoped to Prelate on Feb. 28, 1913. At the ried mail in that city until 1902, the purposes of this annual bazaar 1120 Security Bldg. give the refugees positions that F. MUMFORD, Mrf, dear old democracy of Russia, we In Denver Area time of his death he was the oldest when his health broke, and at the for their benefit. Phone KEystone 2633 25th and Decatur GRand 6125 will allow the utmost scope for Monsignor in point of service in request of the head of the New presum e. their ability. For the benefit of our readers the diocese and the only one who York post office department and The problem is a serious one (Continued From Page One) had received the honor from the by direct appointment oft^^resi- who do not know this, we give and merits the immediate attention you the word of the Communists established for dwellings in the saintly Pius X. dent Theodore Roosevelt he was of forward-looking Americans.— project: An expert on the old canon law transferred to the post office de themselves that this WPA ruling Millard F. Everett. Minimum Maximum is nothing less than another at of the Church, Monsignor Brady partment in Denver. He had been, Number of Number of served for years as a member of a mail carrier for 46 years before tempt to drag America into a GIRL SCOUTS WORK FOR Type of' Persons in Persons in second imperialistic war. And they Dwellings Each Unit Each Unit the Matrimonial court and as sec his retirement in 1930. RELIGION AND DEMOCRACY 3 rooms ...... 2 3 do not want to see American youth retary of the examiners of the He was married to Miss Sarah Convinced that religious educa 4 Vs rooms ...... __ 8 4 junior clergy of the diocese. He Frances Casley May 2, 1889, in dragged into another imperialistic tion and moral training are neces 5V^ rooms ...... 4 6 6V^ rooms ...... 7 8 was a man of vast and varied New York city. The couple cele war for the profits of Wall Street. sary for the formation of good citi To prove their Americanism, Every child over 5 years will be learning. For years the clergy of brated their golden wedding anni zens, leaders of the Girl .Scouts are versary in May, 1939. DEFENSE though, they cite the fact that considered a person. the diocese consulted him on dif planning to intensify and to extend ficult problems of moral theology Mr. Higgins was a lifelong stu ‘‘the blood of more than a thou their woitk for religion and democ Preference will be given to such sand American Communist youths and canon law. His particular dent of political history, and from racy in the United States. families as: (a) Will be living hobby was the study of the his early youth a deep interest led who gave their lives in defense of For more than a quarter-cen under housing conditions most in democracy on the battlefields of tory of Irish families and he at him to the study of labor reform LOANS tury, the Girl Scouts have been a jurious to the health, safety, and one time had one of the most ex and economics. In a quiet way, Loyalist Spain is unimpeachable leading factor in the proper train morals of such families; (b) will evidence of our hostility to total tensive libraries on Irish gene through contact with leaders in ★ ing of ehildren, and the Church have the lowest annual net income. alogical history in the country. both cities, he achieved consider itarian institutions.” has found this organization, like There will be no discrimination That high-sounding theory has Burial is at Mt. Olivet cemetery. able prominence in New York city that of the Boy Scouts, to be a because of religious, political, per W. P. Horan & Son service. and in Denver for his knowledge been disproved so often and so valuable aid in its program of sonal, or other affiliations. We will cooperate whole thoroughly that it does not rate of these two subjects. He at youth activities. Today Anne Tenant Relations Program tracted wide attention in Denver further answer. The battle of Sacrachon Hooley of Kansas City, Spain was a war of totalitarian The tenant relations program to through giving all his sons a col heartedly with business firms Mo., national youth chairman and be developed for the project shall Pamphlet Is lege education although he had powers, with no principles of de former president of the National mocracy involved. It was a war attempt to provide for the opera only a mail carrier’s income. Council of Catholic Women, is Jt He is being buried in Mt. Olivet participating in the national of paganism and barbarism on member of the Girl Scout board of tion of social, recreational, educa the one hand, aided and abetted tional, health, and welfare activi Biography of cemetery. The Boulevard mortu directors. ties of the tenants. Efforts made ary is in charge of arrangements. by Soviet Russia, against what A statement issued by the na defense program. Applications could be salvaged'for Christianity tional headquarters of the Girl by tenants toward the organization on the other. The Russian bear .Scouts declares: “At a time when and conduct of activities in the Priest-Martyr Woman Labor Leader showed the game ineffectual fight fields of education, health, wel freedom of religion is under at fare, recreation, etc., will be en Dies in Lynbrook, L. I. for loans to finance defense ing qualities that were later appar tack and moral standards all ovef A biography in pamphlet form ent in the Finnish campaign, and couraged by the management to Lynbrook, L. I.—One of the the wqrld clash with material the end that the enthusiastic co of the martyr-priest of Denver, founders of the Bindery Women’s had to withdraw to the Soviet standards, the training of girls, the Rev. Leo Heinrichs, O.F.M., projects will receive our im homeland until the present propi operation of tenants niiay be se union and president of branch No. who are not only future citizens cured in reducing maintenance and has been prepared by the Rev. 43 for 40 years. Miss M a^ J. Mur tious time arrived for prosecuting but the mothers . . . of future citi Alexander Wyse, O.F.M., and is the democratic processes of Com operating costs. phy, 67, died at her home. She zens, becomes particularly im published by St. Anthony’s guild was a ftative of New York and at mediate attention. munism in the Baltic states. portant. The enemies of religious Every assistance available from of Paterson, N. J. We have a friend who uses to outside sources in terms of ade tended parochial schools there. For freedom realize this. They have Father Leo was shot by an many years she held important good advantage the saying that any been quirk to take over the train quate, well-designed space, profes anarchist while distributing Com time you throw a boot down a sional leadership, and materials offices in the New York labor move ing of girls from seven to 18 and munion in St. Elizabeth’s parish ment. dark alley and hear a yelp you to see that they contribute to the and supplies will be sought by the on the morning of Feb. 23, 1908. are sure a dog has been hit. We building of a war machine. They management. Analysis of project The cause for his beatification has American Notional are not much impressed by the have been equally quick to destroy needs, of available community been admitted in Rome. Herbert W . Leibman cry for constitutional rights on the voluntary, democratic Girl services and facilities, and plan The pamphlet gives the story of the part of Communists who still Scouts and Girl Guides in every ning for ser'vices to the project it Father Leo’s early life, the period and try to tel] us they are a political, conquered country. They • know self and to the neighborhood will he spent as a Franciscan religious, Jfnnji DENVER not a subversive, party.—Hubert A. what democracies sometimes over be initiated at the earliest possi and his appointment to St. Eliza Smith. look—that the'Girl Scouts are not ble moment. Maurice J. Hickey beth’s in Denver. It describes LISTEN TO PULTON LEWIS, JR., Commen only important bulwarks of demo Prospective occupants of the * BEST BRAINS IN graphically the events leading up tato r/ro m Washington, D. C,, Daily Monday cratic citizenship, but of religion Lincoln park homes should make to his murder and recounts the through Friday,'9:30 p. m., station KFEL EUROPE FLEE HITLER and high ethical standards as well." application at the office of the GENERAL The best brains in Europe are progress of his beatification cause. Every Girl Scout is. expected to Denver housing authority, 409 Mu The price of the pamphlet is five INSURANCE FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMH-LER in flight from Hitler. Possibly as be a good member of her own nicipal building. The director of cents. many as 4,000 able sch^ars, in Church, and every girl who be the Catholic Charities may also be * President tellectual leaders of pre-Nazi Eu rice Pres. & Cashier comes a scout freely promises: called for further advice or infor 416 Kittredge Bldg. rope, are trapped in France, Bel “On my honor, I will try to do my mation. The new Rude project gium, Holland, Denmark, Norway, duty to God and my country, to will care chiefly for Mexicans. It Brother May TA. 1395 and other lands that have felt the help other people at all times, and will be about five blocks from Our Nazi lash. Most of these will be to obey the Girl Scout laws.” Lady of Victory mission of the doomed to concentration camps, There are in the United States Theatine Fathers. Consecrate New even to outright death, if they are tt^ay more than half a million not given help. With the con Girl Scouts, many of them in MAin 5314 ESTABLISHED SINCE ISOS tinued spread of Naziism, their Church-sponsored troops. There are Gregorian Ghanl to Gallup Bishop plight is daily growing more des millions of other girls who would perate. be glad to join the organization Be Heard Over K FEL Cincinnati, O.—The Rev. As we pointed out some time if the opportunity were offered The American Fixture Co. ago, the fact that such men of Bernard Theodora Etpelage, F. J . K ir c h h o f them. The establishment of serv Hinnfartarcr* of great ability are driven from their ice bureaus to work with other O.F.M., Bishop-elect of Gal The Piui X School of lup, will in all probability be country or hounded in their own youth agencies, including Catholic land until fheir services can no Music, which specialises in consecrated in St. Monica’s C onstruction C o . ones, should bring about a large Gregorian chant, will be heard CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS longer be given to their nation increase in Girl Scout membership. Cathedral here by his brother, may be a big factor in the ultimate in a nation-wider broadcast the Most Rev. Sylvester Espe- CHURCH FURNITURE In this time, that is an effect much from the Temple of Religion downfall of totalitarian regimes. to be desired. lage, O.F.M., Titular Bishop BUILDERS Russia already has felt the serious at the New York World’s fair of Oreo and Vicar Apostolate BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES Everything that has been said this Sunday, July 28. The pro effect of its many “purges.” here can be applied with equal of Wuchang, China. The It is ^nally true that the land gram will be released in Den new Bishop was formerly We Appreciate Your Patronage Millwork of All Kinds truth to the Boy Scouts, who al ver through station KFEL, be which gives them refuge is bound ready enjoy great favor in Catholic rector of the Cathedral in to benefit. Many believe, with g o ^ ginning at 9:10 a. m., Denver Santa Fe and Chancellor of 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. circles.—G J. McNeill. FRANK KIRCHHOF, 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. time. the Santa Fe archdiocese. FKESIOENI DENVER, COLa
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VtfWWtf^WVWWV^WWWWWWWWWVWWWWWVW Asking God’s Aid PERHAPS . . . lions” was the Most Rev. Samuel A. Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago, Legionaries Hold Someone in your family need| shown delivering the opening prayer at the first session of the Demo eye care. . . There is only one sure cratic national convention in Chicago, At the Archbishop’s left is way to tell. . . Have your eyes James A. Farley, a Catholic, chairman of the Democratic national com examined yearly. mittee, who resigns that position Aug. 17. Picnic in Pueblo CHOOSE YOUR OPTOMETRIST ALWAYS. COOL WITH CARE Pueblo.—As one of its mid-sum mer social activities, the Legion of James P. Gray Mary of the t:ity held a picnic and COMFORTABLE Tuesday afternoon and evening, Opiomelrist July 23, in City park. From Our Lady of Victory prae- sidium the following were present: 2 1 1 Colorado Bldg. An even, healthful Mrs. R. C. Gentry, Mrs. Leo Fir- hal, Mrs. James Venuto, Mrs. Ger 1615 California TA. 8883 trude Olson, Mrs. Clem Newton, temperature is constantly Mrs. J. Calenti, Mrs. Jack Skube, LENSES DUPLICATED PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED and Mrs. Mary Pachek. Our Lady of Mercy praesidium maintained at the Horan was represented by Mrs. Albert Spencer, Mrs. George Sims, Mrs. Merl West, Mrs. Roy Glasgow, and JAMES MOTOR CO. establishment. Mrs, C. F. Oakley. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS Our Lady of Sacred Heart prae sidium was represented by Mrs. J. Expert Repair Service at Reasonable Rate*—Abo Used Can C. Buckley, Mrs. Harold Bowlds, 13th & Lincoln KE. 8221 Mrs. John O’Hare, Mrs. George Fresh, outside air is Srearer, Mrs. Wall, Miss Agnes Moroney, Miss Lillian Lally, Miss cleaned, cooled, humidified, Louella Abel, Miss Julia Curran, Miss Mayne Sullivan, and W. F. Fennell. and circulated by a built-in Special guests were the spiritual advisers of each praesidum, the Very Rev. A. J. Miller, the Rev. air conditioning system. Francis Wagner, and the Rev. An drew Sucek. t Parish Society
AND SON CHAPELS Holds Luncheon Canon Ciiians to Play 9 Games (Holy Family Pari*h) KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 The Altar and Rosary society held a dessert-luncheon, followed I52L7 Ctevetand Ptace New Abbey Bear Mentor by cards, Tuesday, July 23, at the home of Mrs. Frank Aliota at Guarding Forever our Foundeiis Ideals 1 p. m. The assistant hostesses were Mmes. Kriley, McNulty, Mc- Faces Difficult Assignment Closkey, and Conway. The pillow cases and handbag, donated to Canon City.—(Abbey School)— game is expected to be one of the the society by Mrs. Frank Aliota One of the toughest assignments outstanding tilts of the season. and Mrs. L. Ruppert, were won by to fall to any prep grid coach faces Last year the Reds handed the Mrs. Franoes Williams and Mrs. Bears a 19-6 lacing at Denver. Robert C. Dieckman, respectively. Preferred Parish Many Donate Bob Windheim, new Abbey mentor, The Stitch and Chatter club will who will assume charge of the Walsenburg high school comes hold a penny game party Tues Abbey Bears this fall. to Abbey Nov. 9 for its annual day, July 30, at 1 p. m. in the Windheim, who received his game and the season will come to home of Mrs. Frank McCloskey. Trading List sheepskin at Notre Dame univer a close Nov. 17, when St. Michael’s To Hope Chest sity in June and who played three There will be prizes and all are Horsemen of Santa Fe, N. Mex., years as a guard with the Fighting invited to attend. ride into Canon City. . The children of the parish will MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Irish, will have to whip his Bruin Coach Windheim is expected to (St. Loufa’ Pariah, Englewood) charges into shape in record time receive Holy Communion Sunday, The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are arrive at the Abbey from his home July 28, at the 7 :30 o’clock Mass. Many articles have been given this season. The Gold shirts are anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co in West Concord, Mass., about the 'The sanctuary workers for the for the hope chest to be awarded at slated to meet the ever-strong middle of August and will prob week of July 27 are Mrs. F. J. operate with them. Pueblo Centennial Bulldogs on ably call his Bruins together a few the parish, mid-summer festival Sept. 14, only eight days after the Francone and Mrs. W. J. Koerber. Aug. 8, 9, and 10. Additional days before the opening of school Larry Patrick, infant son of opening of school. in order to put them in shape for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Ranney, articles for the hope chest and Nor is that all. On the follow the season’s opener against the was baptized Sunday afternoon, St. Joseph's fancywork booth have been re ing Saturday, Sept. 21, the" roving Pueblo Bulldogs. Abbeyites will invade the capital July 14, by the Rev. Edward J. • TEXACO PRODUCTS ceived from the following donors: city to play Cathedral, and the Fraczkowski. John Ranney and New Manager Mrs. George Bell, Mrs. Gordon next week will be in the mountain Gladys Ranney were the sponsors. EXIDE BATTERY Bell, Mrs. J. Blumett, Mrs. F. town of Salida to take on the Bill Wagner, Fred Ziska, and ROUBOS DAIRY 2 Denver Women John Landrum made the Boy BOTTLED MILK Saleg and Service Bonk, Mrs. A. Byrne, Mrs. B. Caw Spartan horde of Salida high ley, Mrs. 0. D. Dunbar, Misses K. Scout retreat at Camp San Malo, ICE CREAM—All Flavors MERCHANTS OIL CO. school. and A. Dunn, Mrs. J. Eagan, Mrs. These three games are enough Hurt in Accident which was given, earlier in the Vernon R. Crowder A. K. Gramkow, Mrs. B. Geiger, to give any coach grey hair, but it month. ERWIN J. MERZ, Lessee Mr. and Mrs. George Bucher 510 Santa Fa CH. 9386 Mrs. G. Guffey, Mrs. J. Hayes, Mrs. is only a beginning, for six other Canon City. — Mrs. Margaret 801 KALAMATH R. Helmer, Mrs. G. Huot, Mrs. E. games appear on thie Bears’ 1940 left Wednesday, July 17, for a Johnson, Mrs. J. Kourado, Mrs. J. Perdue and Miss Ellen Perdue of trip East. En route they were to card, and none of them can be Denver, who are visiting in the visit Mrs. Bucher’s brother, the Billy Van’s Grocery Kreutz, Mrs. J. Loter, Mrs. F. N. called a breather. home of Mrs. Mary Hoadley, Lynch, Mrs. E. D. McDonnell, Mrs. In their first home game the Rev. William D. Ryan, S.J., for BOB & VAN’S daughter of Mrs. Perdue and sister mer dean of Regis college, at the and Market J. Powers, Mrs. E. Quinlivan, Mrs. Golden Grizzlies will meet the of Miss Perdue, are recovering N. Streweler, Mrs. W. Tremmell, Cripple Creek-Victor team on Oct. St. Mary college, Jjcavenworth, Meat Market THE MARKET OF QUALITY from injuries received Sunday Kans. 'They will also visit rela Ruth Tremmell, Mrs. N. Vranesic, 5.. (JnOh
Thursday, July 25, 1940 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN CHEMIST-PRIEST HOSPITAL GUILD MEMBERS IN 2 BENEDICTINES, BROTHERS, Colorado Springs Girl’s H ELP S HAIR e u s ie eiv[ii Scholarship Is Renewed Do yoa tu fftr from Itching Scalp. Dandrnft PUEBLO TO HAVE SEWING BEE PAY VISIT TO FREDERICK or Phlnning Hair, which may Itidicata ap* reaching baldnoaaT Don’t delay—otan Webster Groves, Mo. — Miss SOW to oaa the remarkable compound, prepared by Kr. Jamee Gilmore, which Pueblo.— (Sacred Heart Parish) ing were baptized: Mary Louise, Frederick.—(St. Theresa’s Par Fr. James Makes Many Sick Calls Ruth Rummelhart, a senior at grew perfect hair on head of bald itu* -Following a luncheon at 1 p. m. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ish)—The Rev. Innocent Mangus, Father James Mahrer, O.S.B., Webster college here and the dent Since then ever 60,000 bottlea have Friday, July 26, at the home of .S.B., of Los Angeles, Calif., and pastor of St. Theresr’s parish, has daughter of Mrs. R. J. Rummel been told. Royaltiee going to charity Uaert Frank Young, with George Con his brother. Brother Louis Mangus, everywhere teitify to wonderful reiulU ob< Mrs. L. T. Morgan, members of had an unusually busy week calling hart, 731 North Nevada, Colo tained. Order through your druggiBt ot FAIHIR RFlilll St. Mary’s hospital guild will sew stantine and Marie McRea as m uim .S.B., of the faculty at Holy on the sick of his congregation. dept store who will gladly get It for you If for the pediatric ward of the hos sponsors; John Willard, Jr., infant Cross abbey. Canon City, called on rado Springs, Colo., has had her they do not have H on hand, PHeea: Gio* Members of the parish in hospitals pital. Mrs. J. C. Buckley will be son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. friends and* relatives in Frederick at this time are Nello Ciochetti, scholarship at Webster college re more Shampoo 40c. Hairmore Sealp Lotion in the past week. Both Father newed for the third straight year. $1.00 and $2.00 Take thU adv with you Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par assisting hostess. Owens, with Clement Hausman Durango.—The Knights of Co who submitted to an appendectomy GILMORE-RIIRKE, INO. Seattle. Wash On Sunday, July 21, the follow- lumbus are sponsoring a parish Innocent and Brother Jjouis are Miss Marie Colburn, 424 W. Chey ish)—Through the Rev. Paul C. Mary Helen Barnett as sponsors. at Boulder; Mrs. Elizabeth Tesonc enne road, Colorado Springs, has Reinert, S.J., who recently cele picnic July 28 at La Plata City former Louisville boys who were Pinkston, who underwent a major SIENA HEIGHTS Miss Julia Moynihan was on picnic grounds, one of the beauty known as John and Charles Man been awarded a scholarship to the brated his first Solemn Mass in operation at St. Joseph’s, Denver; college and will enter as a fresh ^ Adrian, Michigan Sacred Heart church, the Apostolic vacation in Glenwood Springs for spots near Durango. gus. Bobby Bachy, son of Mr. and Mrs. two weeks. On her return she Charles Hogan and son, Mickey, 100 Receive Holy Communion Leo j&achy of Dacono, who under man. A Catholic College for Women blessing has been obtained for all Dressings visited with Miss Nell Gibbons in returned from a fishing trip to the Other Colorado girls who at Fully Accredited members of this parish. The only re One hundred members of the went a mastoid operation on Fri quirements for gaining the plenary Mintum. head of the Florida river. Victor congregation received Holy Com day at Longmont, and Dominic tended the school here last year Conducted by Sistera of St, Dominie Paulek and son accompanied them. and are expected back for the Bachelor Oegreea In Arts. Science, Philoso indulgence attached to the bless Mr. and Mrs. A. Carson and chil munion at the first Mass Sun Chioda, who was operated on for phy, Music, Commercial E^uestion; State ing are that the person be a mem dren visited with relatives in Okla The senior choir went to Allison day, July 21. This number is quite tonsilitis at Longmont. All are opening of school Sept. 16 are Teachers' Certificates; Homs Economics, ber of the parish and be in the Are Folded (or homa, their former home. to sing at a High Mass Sunday, in contrast to the groups of some recovering satisfactorily. Martha Jane Barnes, Mary Jane Dramatics, Pre-Legal and Prt-Medieal state of grace. No prayers or other Miss Evelyn Doyle visited in July 14. ten years ago, when, on similar oc Noland, and Rita Rice, all of Den Courses; Two year Terminal Course in C. D. of A. Eat Spaghetti Jack Beynon, son of Mr. and ver, and Helen Gordon of Lamar. Secretarial Work. Exceptional opportuni- works are necessary. The privilege Long Beach, Calif. casions, the largest number in at Mrs. Louis J. Beynon, who is re tlH in A rt of granting this blessing was given About 30 members of the C. D. tendance was less than a dozen Mrs. George Springer is recover of A. enjoyed a spaghetti supper covering from a badly sprained Beautiful building. Interesting campns life. by the Holy Father to the Jesuit Hospital’s Use ing from an operation in St persons. foot, was pleasantly surprised by Six Franciscans Leave For further information kddress the Dean on Reservoir hill July 16. representative in Rome for all can Mary’s hospital. Mike DiSalle, after an extensive a visit from Brother Louis, 0. S. didates to the priesthood in the Mrs. Edwin Ford entertained For Chinese Missions BARRY COLLEGE Mrs. Anthony Verlingia and her Sewing club July 19. trip of more than 1,000 miles B., one of his teachers in the past Jesuit order who were ordained Pueblo.— (St. Patrick’s Parish) through the southern part of the year at Holy Cross abbey. Canon MIAMI, FLORIDA this year. These newly ordained —Members of the Harriet Seton children have returned from a va A pleasant evening was reported Conducted by SUtera of St. Dominic cation in Wichita, Kans. United States as a member of the City. Peking.— (Lumen)—Six more priests may extend this blessing unit of St. Mary’s hospital guild by the nurses of Mercy hospital Franciscans left Peking recently A Standard Catholic Collega for Women since September, 1939, have folded Mrs. Edith Reynolds and chil at a party at St. Rita’s hall. About Herbie Maul orchestra, came on Miss Edith Proietti and Frank Degrees in Arts, Science. Philosophy, Home only to their home parishes. The Monday, July 22, for a two Domenico of Denver attended for their respective missions after, Economics and Commercial Education certificate of the Papal blessing about 10,000 bandages and dress dren are on vacation in Rye. 60 were present. Light refresh completing the language course at Special Opportunities in Music, Art and ings for use at the hospital, it was ments were served by Mrs. S. M. weeks’ visit with his parents, Mr. Mass at the Church of the As Dramatics. Intensive short courses carrying is posted near the door of the Misses Imelda and Mary Eliza and Mrs. Sam DiSalle. sumption, Welby, last Sunday. the order’s house of studies here. college credit for seasonal students. church. announced as the guild members beth McCarthy returned from Mullen. Beautiful Buildings Extensive Campus Utah Visitors Entertained Two electric fans were installed Mr. and Mrs. William Greise of were entertained at a picnic lunch Long Beach, Calif., where Imelda In America’s Most Outstanding Beauty eon at the home of Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. James Conway and daugh in St. Theresa’s church last week— Spot—Perpetual Sunshine—Superb Delphos, Kans., have been the took a two weeks’ course at the Opportunity for Outdoor Life 221 Grace avenue, July 18. In ad Carolyn Swope school. They also ter, Mrs. Vernon Leithauser, en one in the sanctuary and the other FT. COLLINS guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dome tertained relatives from Provo, in the choir. in the past week. Mr. Greise is a dition to this work, the unit also visited Boulder dam and the lean of CoDege, Utah, in the week. brother of Mrs. Dome. presented Sister Alphonsus Li- Grand canyon. Vincent DiPaolo, son of Mr. and Miracle Herb Tea guori, superior, with a substantial Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curtain Mrs. German DiPaolo of Firestone, # Many men and women rostored their The women of the Altar society Mrs. Wilbur Pryor returned of Denver are visiting Mrs. Cur check. Members attending the from Colorado Springs, where she will go this week to Trinidad, ART G. SHEELY, Inc. health and avoided serious operations by who have been sewing for the Red luncheon were Mmes. A1 Hayden, tain’s brother, J. R. Shea, and where he will marry on July 28 using our Herb Tea. They call it Miracle Cross did not hold their usual spent a week at the home of her Nun, Visiting in Tea. Send 60o for a trial package. Bert Anderson, J. C. Buckley, Lee family. Miss Mary Guadagnoli of that city. 330 So. College Ave. meeting this week. The work will son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and A guest of Mrs. Avery Hosner Ask for a Free Pamphlet Coats, A. L. Daveline, John Mrs. Robert La Grange. Mr. La They >vill make their home there. be continued next week. O’Hare, John McGann, Gladys Me is Miss Bonnie Arriza, who is en Chrysler - Plymouth BLESSED MARTIN’S LEAGUE Mr. and Mrs. Francis Reinert Grange, who has been ill of pneu route from Pueblo to San Fran Mr. and Mrs. Pete Salvi called 404$ 8. Wabash Aye., Chicago. Illinois Gowan, Jeff Fitzpatrick, Bart monia, left the hospital Monday, on their son, Anthony, who has PHONE 777 have returned from a visit at Fra Fitzpatrick, J. A. Maloney, Ed- cisco, where she has accepted a Pile’s Peak Area July 22. been a patient in a Denver hos zier, where their two sons, Father waird Schrader, Thomas Malone, position. Miss Arriza is a gradu Paul Reinert, SJ., and Mr. Carl Following a ten-day motor trip, pital for nearly three years. His Harry Lloyd, J. B. Farley, and ate nurse. condition was reported as grave. Boys and Young Men Reinert, S.J., are on vacation at Isabelle Lynch, and Misses Mae Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Bellin 3 Adults Baptized Colorado Springs.— Sister Mary STALLING’S the Jesuit camp. Two other sons, Gallagher, Agnes Moroney, and ger have returned home. They Three adult converts were bap of the Angels, dean of St. Francis Postmaster James Fenolia and wishing to be Priests or Brothers la George and James, left to spend a Mayne Sullivan, and the hostess, went- to Houston, Tex., where Mr. tized last week by the Very Rev. Xavier’s college, Chicago, school his wife and son and mother, Mrs. the Order of S t Camillas may errlte week there. Mrs. Sinclair. Bellinger attended the Elks’ con F. P. Cawley. They made their for young women conducted by Louise Fenolia of Louisville, Electrical Supply Co. to the Rev. Father Superior, St Father Augustine LeMarche, 0. vention, and en route home visited accompanied by John O’Lara and Mrs. Robert Wallace and Mrs First Holy Communion Sunday, the Sisters of Mercy of the Union 142 So. College Phone 542 CamiJIoa Monastery, U ll So. 16th S.B., has finished his work in the the Carlsbad caverns. Miss Thais July 21. in the U. S., is spending a month Mary Francia, spent Sunday at SU Milwaukee. Wise. university summer school and is William Dillion entertained St. Ann Haley of Holbrook, Nebr., sis the Charles Liley home. Margaret’s circle at the home of Mrs. Herbert Young, who had in the Pike’s Peak region. ElMtrical ApplUnn.. Wiriag. A Bppxlriag spending a few days in Denver be ter of Mrs. Bellinwr, who accom been in Mercy hospitaf for a few Guests from the East are Mrs. fore returning to his duties as rec Mrs. Dillion Monday evening, July panied them on the trip, is now 22. Dessert was served and bridge days, has returned to her home Lyle Weir and daughter, Helen, tor of Holy Cross college in Canon their house guest. much improved. who arrived recently by airplane City. was played. The guests were Mmes Patronizp These 5% to 1% George Huber, George Shearer, Mri. EUi* LaVoo Diat Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson from their home in New York city John McGann, Thos. Malone, E. L. of La Plata, N. Mex., were in to visit Mrs. Weir’s parents, Mr. Funeral services for Mrs. Elsie Durango Monday attending to INTEREST FOR LIFE Stovall, Lee Waldron, Thos. Egan LaVoo, 33, who died Thursda- and Mrs. Alfred Brown. Geo._ .Morrissey, . Margaret Schiller,- iTi business matters and visiting rela 500 Communions night, July 18, in a local hospita tives and friends. Miss A ^ e s Galernaew, who had Gladys McGowan, L. A. Daveline, were held Monday, July 22, in St. been visiting in Alamosa en route COLORADO CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY and Isabelle Lynch, and Misses (PEKING! Leander’s church. Interment was to her home in Billings, Mont., Given in Gilcrest Agnes Moroney and Mayne Sulli made in Roselawn cemetery. spent Monday with Mrs. J. W. ANNUITY BONDS van, Three special guests were Mrs. LaVoo, who was the wife Murray. Mrs. Murray and son. Mrs. A. W. Wall, Miss Dorothy Gilcrest.—An eight-day mission of Charles C. LaVoo, a brakeman PUEfiLO FROLIC Jack, were Irr Walsenburg the SPRINGS Hoskins, and Mrs. Scott Sherman for the Missouri Pacific railroad, weekend. preached by the Rev. Andres Bur- all of Denver. guera, C.R., of St. Cajetan’s par died following a Caesarian opera Pair Wed in Albuquerque Merchants . . . They are aiiiing YOUR REV. FATHER RALPH ish, Denver, was brought to a close The Rev. Joseph Higgins, pas tion which she underwent July 15. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strott 176 W. A d am . St. Chicago. III. Sunday evening, July 21. Five tor, and his two assistants, the A boy born at that time is re JO announce the marriage of their Catholic press hundred Communions were admin Rev. William McCarthy and the ported to be doing well. daughter, Mabel Eleanor of istered in the course of the mis Rev. Joseph Warnat, are attending Mrs. LaVoo was a supervisor at Sacred Heart parish, to Anthony sion. The altar of the Gilcrest the priests’ retreat in Denver. the Colorado State hospital. She Trichak, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. church was taken care of by Sis Paitor Entartaini Choir received her nurse’s training at W. Trichak. The weddiflg took While Eagle Market FGGTWEAR ters Stephen Marie and Edna, who The members of the senior choir a La Junta hospital and came to Aplace July 15 at Immaculate Con Patronize These Firms. They arranged it according to the were the guests of the pastor, Fa Pueblo in the spring of 1935 to ception church in Albuquerque, N. GROCERIES, MEATS, BEST IN QUALITY. NEWEST IN Mex. The Rev. D. P. Callaghan, S, STYLE Are Co-operating With Your rubrics. On Saturday, July 20 ther Higgins, at a picnic in Colo work at the State hospital. Pueblo.— (St. Mary’s Parish)— FRUITS AND PASTRIES (( Yoan In tha Pikai Faak Raglon Paper. the Spanish children’s choir of rado Springs Tuesday, July 16 Mrs. LaVoo is survived by her Although arrangements were com J., officiated at? the ceremony. I Longmont sang a Gregorian Mass There was a theater party in the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stei- pleted and matters were well under After a trip to the Grand canyon Main 6500 202 N. Tejon St. THEVORHESSHOECO. here. afternoon and a dinner before the der, Beaver Crossing, Nebr.; three way Sunday evening for the open and the Pacific coast, Mr. and COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. group returned to Pueblo. The fol sisters. Miss Goldie Llchti, Iowa ing of the annual St. Mary’s out Mrs. Trichak will make their home lowing enjoyed the outing: Helen City, la.; Miss Matilda Lichti, door frolic, the event had to be in Colorado Springs. Jluber, Frances Naughton, Betty Shickley, Nebr., and Mrs. Florence postponed on account of local Announcement was made July CLARK’S Gtliolic Tear Bait lOelfare A»aciatidn Jo Naughton, Helen Dallash, Marie Pointer, Climax, and four broth showers. The festival will st^rt 20 of the date set for the wedding Hunyada, Marian Andrews, May Molt Rev. Francis J. Spellman, D. 0., President ers, Elvis Lichti, Leadville; Lon Sunday, Aug. 4. of Miss Bette Kennedy of Pueblo, Service Station McGill, Rose Thompson, Marie Mc and Floyd Lichti, Climax, and formerly of Colorado Springs, and ]71i W. Colorado A rt. Phono 45(8 Rt. Rev. Mtgr. James B. O’Reilly, Ph. D, National Secretary Grath, and Betty Krasivich. The Leonard Lichti, Beaver Crossing, Writing Benedictine John William Wahl, whose engage Barthel’s Rev. John J. Corrigan, Aaaiatant Secretary Rev. Joseph Warnat accompanied Nebr. ment was revealed early this sum Delco Batteries - Gates Tires the group. History of Colorado She was a member of Sacred The Rev. Thomas Zabolitzky, 0 mer. The ceremony will be per COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jahn an formed Sept. 5 in Pueblo. Ice Cream nounce the birth of a boy in St. Heart church. S.B., stopped at the parish house Wholtaala and Retail while on his tour to collect mat Mr. and Mrs. James Killian of Mary’s hospital Saturday, July 20. Boyla Funeral Hald Cedar Rapids, la., were the St. Anne Mrs. June Hovert is recovering Mrs. Marie Boyle of 710 Albany ter for a history of the Benedic EGONOMY MARKET Fine Candies from an operation in St. Mary’s tines in Colorado being written in guests of Mr. and Mrs. George died July 19. She was the mother La Mothe. The Killians left Mon W. B. BARTHEL, Proprietor In honor of the Feast of St. Anne, the Mother of Our hospital. of Mrs. Alice Sampsell and Wil partial fulfillment of requirements A FULL LINE OF Lady, send something for our missionaries who are Mrs. George McDermitt and for a degree from Colorado uni day for California to visit rela liam H. Boyle, Pueblo; Mrs. Julia versity, Boulder. He is now mak tives. Groceries & Meats 28 YEARS IN BUSINESS working in St. Anne’s country. daughter, Eileen, of Twin Falls Wilson, Jerome, Ariz., and was the 181 North Ttjon S t Phono Main 151 came to visit with Dr. and Mrs. J. ing a thorough examination of the The employes of BartheTs en Completa Stock of Imported Goods grandmother of six, great-grand joyed a picnic dinner Monday at COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. J. McDonnell Monday, July 22. statistical records of the Benedic Phones 1157-58 7S2 So. Tejon mother of nine, and great-great tine parishes in Pueblo. His work Stratton park. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. DO.MIIVICAN SISTERS IN MISSIONS IN DANGER Mrs. McDermitt, however, was grandmother of one. Funeral serv called home because Mr. McDer will take him to all Benedictine Barthel were guests of honor. IRAQ, ASIA MINOR With all support from the Cath ices were held Monday, July 22, in parishes in the state of Colorado mitt was injured in an accident. Sacred Heart church. Evancich-Daniel Wedding Held Maintenance and Repair! ‘If Yonr Needs Are Electrical Wiring Iraq is in Asia Minor east of olics of Europe cut off the missions Among the visitors at the parish On Wednesday, July 17, at St. Power Initallatione Call Main 938’’ Fiztnraa and RapaIra Mrs. Jennie Tear has gone to Jeronima Salat Ritas Hald Syria. Father Ceslas Tunner is^ are in uanger. Won’t you send us Los Angeles to visit her sister, house in the week were the Rev Mary’s church. Miss Virginia Eliz the Superior of the Dominican an extra offering and leave it to Mrs. John Hanley. Funeral services were held in Michael Popesh of Hibbing, Minn abeth Daniel, daughter of Mr. and Missions. He writes: us how to use it? The missions At a meeting of the Rho Eta Sacred Heart church Saturday, and the Rev. Matthew Setnicar Mrs. S. L. Daniel, was married to need your help today. July 20, for Jeronima Salas, and his father and mother. The Thomas Evancich, Jr. Miss Helen BERWICK ELECTRIC CO. “We have in this country a Com Gamma sorority held at the home J. D. BERWICK of Miss Evelyn McCarney, plans daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo latter trio have been visiting Townes of Birmingham, Ala., a munity of Third Order Dominican NOT LARGE? Salas. She died July 18. The Rev. with Sister Mary Alice, who has cousin of the bride, was her only 518 South Tejon Street Colorado Springe, Colorado Sisters of St. Catherine of Siena. were made for a reunion of the To some people Five Dollars does class of 1939 of Pueblo Catholic Francis Wagner officiated at the been ill for some time at St. Mary’s attendant, and John Kennedy of All the women are natives and be funeral. hospital. Colorado Springs was best man. long to the Syriac and the Chal not seem a very large sum. To the high school. The reunion was held missionary it means a great deal. Thursday, July 25, at City park. Brief Illnett Claims Miss Miss Katherine Mikatich of this The Rev. William Kelly officiated dean Rites. Their work is to teach parish left Saturday for a two at the ceremony. in the girls’ schools and to direct With that amount he can live and Members in charge of the affair Hennessy Use DERNGOOD COFFEE were Miss Ruth Balleweg, Miss weeks’ visit with relatives and A two weeks’ motor trip is the activities of Catholic women. do the ordinary work of his mis Miss Catherine Eulalia Hen friends in Idaho Springs and sion for a whole week. Zes, Five Katherine Chorak, Miss McCarney, nessy, daughter of the late Mr. planned by Mr. and Mrs., John J. FRESHLY ROASTED In our country the public schools Denver. Gillin, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank are controlled by people who are Dollars to him is a lot of money. Miss Marie Glentzer, and Miss Pa and Mrs. Thomas Hennessy and a The banns of Matrimony were Ask Your Grocer tricia Korber. , resident of Pueblo practically all Clarke, who will leave the end of very hostile to our holy Faith. announced for Mary Kastellec of this week for Iowa. FHE LONELY MISSIONARY Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Coghlan of her life, died following a brief ill St. Mary’s parish and Frank Rebel THE DERN CO. Colorado Springs “The Sisters number all told Portland, Ore., are visiting at the ness. ■ After a visit with her brother- seventy-eight. There are fifty-nine When you are away from home, of California. Their wedding will in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. you like to receive a letter or a home of Mr. Coghlan’s sister, Mrs. Miss Hennessy was born in professed nuns, seven novices, and George Hubbard, who is seriously take place July 31. Albert Horton, Miss Irene Lee of twplve postulants. This number tele^am. So does the missionary. Bluff, 111., and came to Pueblo with Los Angeles, Calif., has gone to Bargain Money Means At times he, too, is lonely. Remem ill. her parents in April, 1888. She would increase if we were able to Mr. and Mrs. Clement Ducy Chicago. Bargain Real Estate receive all who apply for admis ber him. Ask the lonely mission received her education in the Brad Mrs. James Metzler has re Most homes are bought on credit—and ary to say Mass for your inten have Miss Eucharia Mulligan and ford school and Loretto academy. sion, We have no place to house Miss Anna Dunigan of Brooklyn, Elsie Kolbezen of turned from Albuquerque, N. real estate money was never cheaper. them so we are forced to turn them tions. She was a member of Sacred Mex., where she accompanied her In other words, you’ll pay much less N. Y., as guests. Heart church and of the Ladies Interest on a house you buy now than away. A MISSAL granddaughter, Joanne Metzler, one you miffht have ^ u g h t a few years “At present, the novitiate Is in Catholic Benevolent association. Pueblo Marriec who had been visiting here two ago. Which means, simply that the an old house and every inch of Ten Dollars will purchase a Survivine are three sisters, Mrs. months. Mrs. Metzler spent some average person can buy property far Pueblo.—Miss Elsie Kolbezen cheaper now than at any previous time, room is used. The piece of prop large Missal for a Near East mis George Hill, Sugar City, and Mrs. time with her son and daughter- comparing current value to price. Your erty is big enough for another sion chapel. Boulder Academy 0. W. Wheeler and Miss Vera Hen of Pueblo and Fred Peashka of in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Metz- monthly payments will usually be no house„but we can’t afford to build. nessy, both of Pueblo; a sister-in- Trinidad exchanged vows at more than you’re accustomed to pay C iU W L E S law, Mrs. Ella Hennessy, Pueblo; quiet wedding in the chapel of Mt. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Barthel have ing for rent. Come in today and let us “I need not go into detail to im' San Rafael hospital in Trinidad show you our top values in homes. press on you the necessity of build Eight Dollars will supply a mis five nephews, and two nieces. as their guest their niece, sion with candles for a whole year, The bride wore a brown and white Miss Ruth Bell of St. Joseph, Mo. ing. These Sisters and their work Fete Is Success The funeral was held in Sacred tailored suit with matching acces The Sun Realty Go. Heart church Thursday, July 25. On Monday they were hosts at a are essential to our mission. The series and pinned to her costume Frank Cotten Frank Cotten. J r .) house we nee(^ would cost Eight FAMILY MEMBERSHIP Burial was in the family plot in dinner in their cabin at Carroll Boulder.— (ML St. Gertrude’s Roselawn cemetery. was a gardenia corsage. lake. INSURERS REALTORS Hundred Dollars and the furnish The missionaries offer Fifteen Miss Helen Salerno was maid of SALES AND MANAGEMENT BROKERS ings One Hundred and Fifty more. Thousand Masses for our members Academy)—Mt. St. Gertrude’s Pioneer Puebloan Diet The Fortnightly club members midsummer festival was success honor. She wore a sports dress of were entertained Monday at a HOME OWNERS’ LOAN CORPORATION I have not asked for anything in a every year. These Masses are for Funeral services were held in japonica and tan and her corsage 127 East Pikes Peak Ave. Phone Main 238 long time. Please help us now.’’ the living and the deceased. We ful, and the sisters extend sincere chuck wagon dinner in the Garden gratitude to the many patrons and Sacred Heart church for Louis was of tea roses and sweet peas. of the Gods. Hostesses were Mrs. This missionary c a n build suggest you enroll your Family, Hanna, pioneer Puebloan, who died Sam Lopez was best man. By Family we mean (1) yourself, friends for their generous co-oper M. Dea, Mrs. Anna Fleming, Mrs. chapels but if he is without schools ation. Many out-of-town guests Friday, July 19, in a Pueblo hos After the ceremony, the bridal S. Heidelberg, and Mrs. Anna the chapels will be empW. Here your parents, brothers, and sisters; pital. arty had breakfast at the Saddle or (2) yourself, your husband or were present. The statue, donated Daly. is a chance to provide Sisters to by the James Clarke Church Mr. Hanna was born Jan. 18, ock cafe and later motored to Miss Margaret Hillis of Los teach in the mission schools. The wife and children. The deceased Pueblo for a dinner at the Whit are included in both groups. The Goods company of Denver, was 1861, in St. Joseph, Mo., and came Angeles, Calif., who came by donor will have the consolation of won by a visitor from Des Moines, to Pueblo in 1877. He was associ man hotel. plane, is spending two weeks Last Week! knowing that this house will be a offering for Family Membership Miss Kolbezen is the daughter of in either group is Five Dollars a la.; the radio, presented by the ated in the restaurant and bar visiting her sisters, Mrs. M. Dea training school for the native juniors of the past year, went to business until 1916 with Tom Mat Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kolbezen. She and Mrs. John K. Kretschmer. young women who wish to be nuns year or One Hundred Dollars for is a. graduate of the Seton school Perpetual Family Membership. Miss Mary Ryan, a summer stu thews. They operated in the Cen Mrs. Anna Fleming has re and to teach. We hope you will dent at Colorado'university from tral block, and later near 4th and of nursing and for five months turned from Albuquerque, N. 115 CoIaraJa answer. Send what you can af WITHOUT A CHAPEL Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., and the Main. had been employed at Mt. San Ra Mex., after a short visit. NORTH Springi ford. bedspread, a gift of the Kasses At one time Mr. Hanna owned fael hospital. Oblate Viiited by Prieat-Couiin TEJON 32-Yr. Old Picture the missionary without Dry Goods company of Casper, part of the land now incorporated Mr. Peashka is a brother of Mrs The Rev. Joseph R. Kane, O.M. MAIN tv a a , Fnmltara CHAPEL FURNISHINGS a chapel. He must say Mass in Wyo., is now the possession of in Mineral Palace park. In the Tony Scarino. He attended Trini I., recently entertained his cousin, 568 Btora the open or in a private house. He m am m wa m dad schools and is now employed the Rev. Thomas Gately of Brook can’t preach. He has no place to Mrs. Phelan of Beaumont, Tex., a 1900’s he was an active member of HilTVRNlTVRC CU Every chapel must have the fol present Chautauqua guest. the Rover Wheel and AJ.hletlc club by the Mullins Mattress factory. lyn, N. Y. lowing: gather his people. Five Hundred After a short honeymoon trip the Miss Mary Ann Vandenberg was Dollars will build a chapel for him. Recent visitors at the academy and was a member of the city’s An Altar. included the Rev. W. J. Butzer of volunteer fire department. couple will go to Albuquerque to hostess Monday night to 12 guests A Chalice. The donor can select the name and Beloit, Kans.; Mrs. Edward Pelle- reside. at a buffet supper. Altar Linens. the Holy Father will select the From 1916 to 1932 he was em grew of Salina, Kans.; Misses Lor ployed by the North side water Mr. and Mrs. Byron Crawford A Missal. site. raine and Ethel Mae of Trinidad, of Lincoln, Nebr., visited last week JULY SALE Crucifix. board at the district’s chlorine Circus Festival to Be TODAY Miss Lois Taylor of Goodland, plant. with Miss Joanne Kirchman en Candlesticks Kans.; Viola Dee Drake of Raton, route to Phoenix, Ariz. You can give all these to a mis You would not feel One Dollar a N. Mex.; Bethe Bliss, Dorothy Held in Pueblo Sunday sion chapel for Ninety-two Dollars- year given to the missions. That is 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION Pierson, Marjorie Flaherty, and St. John’s Parishioner % « .O Make the gift for a special inten all we ever ask from our members. Theresa Harrison of Denver; Mr. Weak of July 28: Holy Pueblo.—A variety of acts pre 10 507 tion. Enroll today. and Mrs. L. Tobin, Betty Claire, Narao parith. Steamboat sented by local aerialists, clowns, Honored at Parley Mrs. Frank and her daughter, Springt; St. Michael’s, Craig; and other performers will be fea Eleanor, and Patricia Starkey of St. Walter’s, Estes Park; St. tured in the Mt. Carmel circus William J. Ducey of 633 Eliza REDUCTIONS ON Send all communieationt to Greeley. Patrick’s, Holyoke; St. Pat festival to be held Sunday on the beth street, a member of St. John’s Miss Mary Feeney, principal of rick’s, Ouray, and St. Vic lots near Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish, was elected secretary- CathoHc Tlcar Bast IDelfarc Association the O’Keefe school in (Chicago, and tor’s, Victor, may bave 13 church. Earnest Maroney and Ed' treasurer of the Regional Federa J. Keogh, principal of the Harper Hours’ exposition of the die Rowley are featured perform tion of Federal Employes at the A L L FURNITURE 480 Lexington Ave. at 4€th St. New York, N. Y. school in Chicago, also favored the Blessed Sacrament instead of era. The aerial shows will be two-day convention that closed academy with a visit. tlta Forty Hours’ dovotioa. staged at 6 p. m. and 9:30 p. m. Sunday, July 2U PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teleohone. KEvstone 420S Thursday, July 25, 1940
Lillian Floivers Are A Popular Qift graphs below. The center picture shows on the table a pottery vase filled with mixed posies. If BREIVXAX a person is out of town and desires to let a loved one know he is thinking of her, he may wire her a Colonial corsage of carnations, freesia, and roses (as the one being held by the woman in the center TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY picture). The young woman on the right is holding a garden hat filled with iris, dogwood, and tulips, ar- TO INVITE HER MANY ranged in a metal container. The container lifts out of the crown and she may wear the hat all summer FRIENDS long for ga^ening and other hours spent out in the sun. The girl at the left wears a novelty corsage ■i to attend DUPLER’S August Fur of fresh tulips tied with bows of their own foliage and has a matching cluster for her handbag. Sale, and take advantage of the re markable values jrou'll find are of PHI FftITIiS fered 1 Miss Brennan will be happy to give you her iwrsonal at tention . . . to guide you to a happy choice . . . New facilities for basketball, to help you in your volley ball, badminton, and croquet search for the have been installed at Camp Mont- RIGHT fur rita. The camp, owned and con coat I ducted by the Junior Catholic Daughters and located at Neder land, is now considered one of the finest in the state, availaWe to girls from the ages of 8 to 18. The interior of the adjoining chapel, which is constructed of pine logs, is being completed with knotty pine, in harmony with the mountain surroundings. 80 Attend Sunrise Breakfast A surprise sunrise breakfast was participated in by the Rev. J. J. Regan, O.P., the juniors’ chap lain, and 80 St. Dominic’s parish LET YOUR CLOTHES WEAR THE ioners Sunday at 4 o’clock. Visitors GIGARmC SMILE OF FRESHIVESS! included Miss Mary Beirich and Peter Beirich of Colby, Kans.; Clean clothes are not a luxury . . . they are a neces Miss Cecilia Mellen, Atchison, sity. To give your clothes the appearance you want, Kans.; Mr. and Mrs. M. McCabe, you can* choose a better cleaner than Gigantic. Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Wil Men’s While Suits liam Noviek, Kansas City, Mo.; Ladies’ Plain Dresses 10% FOR CASH Misses Elizabeth, Carol Ann, and 8 5 DISCOUNT & CARRY Elsie Klemme, Boulder; Howard Klemme, Boulder, and the follow ing from Denver: Miss Barbara V. Hunkey, J. F. Hunkey, Miss Cleaners and Dyers Mata Coutiere, Martin Penns, BIG MOMENTS Berkley Penns, Jack Penns, Mr. Remember when Sue had her first date? 700 East Colfax MA. 6101 and Mrs. George H. Penns, Misses You didn’t tell her» but you sent her Virginia and Janet Bailey, Jack nicest dress to us for cleaning and press Sherlock, Thomas Mansuca, Mr. ing. That quick» understanding sisters- Optometrist and Optician HAVE YOU and Mrs. Hugh Hosney, Mr. and under-the-skin little hug she gave you MODERNIZED YOUR Mrs. M. S. Schwartz, Miss Ideene when she saw the dress looking like new HELEN WALSH INSURANCE? Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. was worth a million, wasn’t it? Our ex Rogers, Miss Wardene Rogers, pert, careful workmanship and prompt A m o c u u Protect yourself against new Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Dillenger, Mrs. hazards. service are waiting for W. R. JOSEPH Leona Vemold, Harold L. Dillen other big moments. Call K E. 8341 HORACE W. BENNETT ger, Mrs. H. Kuntz, Ansel EYES EXAMINED & CO. Smith, Miss Margaret Mary Roche, Phone TAbor 188S no Tabor Bldg. Phono TA. 1271 Miss Aillene Meller, Miss Berna 218-219 Majestic Bide. FRANK ENGLAND. JR.. Manager dette Costello, Miss Shirley Free Insurance Department man, Miss Patsy Weadick, and APAPAH0E€ t FCLEANERS Jos. A. Tait. dette Costello, Miss Shirley Free- AARON LUTZ 2162 Arapahoe St. On Monday evening Dorothy HAROLD LUTZ Ross’ indoor ball team was guest at a supper party given by Helen Dil- MOTHERS’ SEWING CLUB AT lenger’s team as a result of a Hospital Guild to game in which the latter was de PROD'UCERS c r e a m e r y PRODUCTS MEANS feated. After the supper the whole LiHLE FLOWER CENTER FETED QUALIFY PRODUCTS AT REASONABLE PRICES group was entertained by campers from Shoshone camp at the school Hold Sewing Bee in Nederland. Honored guests at a recent sistants to get the donation. The Ice Cream A group of campers left for party given by the domestic sci Little Flower center and the Den ence class of the Little Flower ver deanery appreciate the much St. Anthony’s Hospital guild Milk-Cream Montrita July 23, and the final will hold its regular sewing meet group of the season leaves Aug. 6. center were 40 members of the needed gift and thank the donors. ing at the hospital July 29, with Applications may be obtained at Butter Mothers’ Sewing club, which has Following a week’s vacation in Mrs. Mabel Lippincott in charge. 933 Bannock St. the Catholic Daughters clubhouse, Sister Benedict will serve as host 1772 Grant street. just finished its second year of Grand Lake, Miss Emmaline Kav- KEystone 3297 Denver, Colo. organization. anaugh, a volunteer worker, is ess. “ARE YOU HAVING State Representative Eudochia ANY FUN?” ^ Accompanying their mothers now back at her duties as an as Bell Smith, president, was honored Seton Guild to Meet sistant instructor in the pre-school. Is washing and Ironing a wearisome trial to was a host of smiling, playful in the week by an invitation to you? You’ll find our laundry service a genuine babies, who were officially■■ ialfi ini Miss Kavanaugh will enter Colo participate in the Women’s aux pleasure if you let us help you. We pride our On Thursday, Aug. I tiated into the permanent mem rado U. this fall. iliary committee prog;ram of selves on the helpful, courteous, friendly as bership roll of the center. Although the annual convention of the sistance our drivers can offer you—and you’ll The staff members and several The Denver’s Annual like our prices and our quality workmanship. The Seton guild will meet Thurs she was unable to attend the cele adult groups attended the opening American Hospital association at day, Aug. 1, at the home of Mrs. bration, Miss Helen Purdue, sup performance of Blossom Time at the Hotel Statler, Boston, Sept. A new low ervisor of the Visiting Nurses’ as 18. The subject of the meeting ECONOMY FAMILY FINISH minimum J. E. Flynn, 2835 E. Colfax ave Cheeseman park. They were par nue, with Mrs. R. G. Morrison as sociation, was represented by Miss ticularly enthusiastic about the is “Volunteer Service for Women A new deluxe service. The bundle charged at 7c per lb. and 20c per lb. for Rosemary Enoch, who addressed in Hospitals.” Two of the topics wearing apparel. This includes the no extra charge for ironing handkerchiefs co-hostess. A spaghetti luncheon opera because Mrs. Gladys Win or hand finishing of shirts. will be served at 12:30 and all the mothers, on “The Necessity of chester, domestic science teacher featured on the programs are members and friends are urged Safeguarding the Health of Their at the center, was a member of “Need of Trained Volunteers and AUGUST to attend. Children and Themselves.’’ The the chorus. Where Responsibility Should Be,” CRESCE;\ T LALW DRY, Inc. V.N.A. helps the center in this led by Miss Beatrice F. Meyer, Caster, for Every Purpose particular project. Still running wild in the Sports secretary of volunteers. New York 2315 W. 29th Ave GLendale 4707 Federation league are the Little Hotpitol—Home Miss Enoch emphasized the de hospital, and “Opportunities for lABtitationi mnd Indastrr sirability of attending the meet Flower juniors, one of the classi Women in Hospital Service,” led Art Metal Radiatar Cover* ings of the center’s Mothers’ club est combines in Denver. The jun by Mrs. N. H. Whitman, presi iors, headed by Art Sanchez, A1 dent of the Women’s auxiliary, FURNITURE Armstrong in order to learn modern methods of child care. Giving the same ad bert Chavez, Lawrence^ Navarro, Beth Israel hospital, Boston. Caster Co. Hubert Aragon, Norbeft Chavez, Members of the gpiild and Sister vice was Miss lola Longacre, dis and Raymond Nuanez, loom as KE. 49S1 trict nurse, who is assisted by Miss Benedict attended funeral serv 825 14th S t. Denver one of the outstanding contenders ices for their first deceased mem Marine Helscher, a student nurse. for the league title. A musical program was pre ber, Mrs. Emma Dunn. sented by friends and members of SALE... THE G. G. GILL the center staff, under the direc Regis Guild Will SflFEUIIIY tion of Mrs. Sara Bailey, head * Convene July 28 ENGRAVING GO. of the music department. The Can While You Can Bedrock Low Prices on QUALITY Social and Commercial Stationery soloist was Miss Mary Charlotte Taylor, an accomplished singer The July meeting of the Regis 1751 Champa St. MAin 3046 and instrumentalist. Mrs. Gladys guild will be held Sunday, July Furniture! Extru-Liberal Terms! — By Frances Lee Barton---- 28, at 3 p. m. at the Regis li TEA uk. Winchester, Viola McGrath, and ANY^ears ago a tourist asked peps you up f f Mrs. Bailey joined her to sing a farmer’s wife what she did brary. -Officers of the guild are “The Holy City.’’ All sang “God Mwith all her cherries. "We eatrequesting a large attendance so When the day’s a sizzler and Fine Old Line of Silverware Bless America.” what we can that plans may be completed for energy needs reviving, try Crucifixes and Ornaments Dishes Given Center 4-^ M m and what we the annual card party to be given on Wednesday evening, Aug. 28, at a long frosty glass of Canter Answering the request of the can’t eat, we can” she replied. Regis college. bury Tea A. J. STARK 8 CO. Sisters of Charity of Sacred Heart 'Tickets for this always enjoy school, Denver, who are personally She spoke the MAin 3307 1536 Clenarm Sl truth, for in able event will be distributed and ICED! : interested in the program of the those days will be available after the session: Little Flower center, Sister Ann women canned at the college or through an y ! I c0' Hermine, superior of Glockner fruits and member of the guild. ! IF YOU CAN’T, sanatorium of Colorado Springs, berries all sum recently donated several cases of mer and autumn, l^StRVINGS Ken Can dishes to the center’s lunchroom. Give You Quality Liquor at Bett until their emergency shelves for fo'r a penny Prices Miss Mary Ellen Dougherty, di winter looked like a supply house Price is low because Can rector of the center, motored to for the local merchant. Those of terbury Tea goes straight II ii KEN LIQUORS Colorado Springs with several as us who follow In their footsteps to Safeway Stores with Free Delivery KE. 8593 today are wise, and as modern can .yr ■ *w out costly stop-overs. GENUINE HOSPITALITY will ning and preserving Is very simple, f,".. - '« « I* Simmons! Just think! A large pitch be extended to all at St. Mary there is little excuse for running * A « « V erful of flavorful Canter ASK FOR out of jams and jellies during the bury costs a mere nickel. Magdalene’i pariih benefit and cold weather. Start today with: Buy a package of your CROWE’S baked ham dinner, Saturday, July Blackberry and Sour Cherry Jam w m favorite Orange Pekoe OATMEAL COOKIES 4 cups (2 lbs.) prepared fruit 49.50-$55 COUCHES blend or the Japan Green 27. Dinner, SOc per. plate. W eit 71^ cups (3% lbs.) sugar at your convenient Safe HEALTIU'UL AND DELICIOUS______1 5 c 26th Ave. and Depew St. % bottle fruit pectin way Store today. To prepare fruit, stem and pit Many of Them Make into Twin Beds! 282 So. Penn. Denver. Colo. about 1% pounds fully ripe CHECKER GABS cherries; crush thoroughly or grind. Grind about 1 quart fully ripe black PLAN NOW . . . to enjoy ED DUNDON, Mtrr. berries, or crush completely one Save Up to $25 NEW LOW ZONED RATES layer at a time so that each berry the Invitational Golf 95 No Lower Ratei in Denver is reduced to a pulp. Combine In This Big Sale! fruits. Tournament 29 TAbor 2233 Measure sugar and prepared fruit ALSO DAILY SIGHT SEEING TOURS Into large kettle, mix well, and . . at Broadmoor Hotel bring to a full rolling boil over hottest lire. Stir constantly before July 29 to August 4 Quick as a flash, they unroll into TWO twin beds! ♦ ♦ ♦ and while boiling. Boll hard 1 Soft, comfortable, easy to operate. Handsomely de minute. Remove from fire and stir Go for a glorious vacation or a Yours to Enjoy In bottled fruit pectin. Then stir week-end during the Golf Tour signed and richly covered with heavy damask or nament which is attracting na For added pleasure, entertain at the and skim by turns for just 5 textured weave in NEW colors. Coamopolitan — PIONEER DINING minutes to cool slightly, to prevent tionally renowned golfers. Ride ROOM . . . floating fruit. Pour quickly. Par- horseback, swim, skate in the Ice COFFEE aflln hot jam at once. Makes about Palace, day evenings with music, Furniture Dept.—Third Floor TOWB^ TALK SHOPPE . . . 11 glasses (6 fluid ounces each). dancing, nite club parties. BAMBOO * Golf Tournament, July 29-Aug. 4 ROOM, Rec ommend th e # Colo. Springs Rodeo, Aug. 15-18 Coamopolitan Brooms Barboquo Writ* for reservation!: Picnic Buns and Rye Bread to out-of-town M. PAUL BORCHERT, Mgr. frienda. Friendly Place” BROADMOOR HOTEL Cosmopolitan Hotel 1st Ave. and Knox Ct. "When Denver Shops With Confidence"—Phone KE. 2111 BRADBURY B. HORSE. Gen. Mgr. DRIVE IN COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.
■ 4 i Thursday, July 25, 1940 Telephone, KEystone 4205 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Office, 938 Bannock Street PAGE NINE Bazaar Climaxes Weeks of Preparation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grabrian Wed at Old St. Ann^s 50 Years Ago UNION PACIFIC■■ § Bishop Vehr Lauds Work TO 2 Priest-Sons to Be Celebrant, Deacon t o Of Dominican Nuns Highly At Mass Sung for Parents on Jubilee KANSAS C liy • ST lOUIS Bishop Urban J. Vehr in a letter chairman, Harold A. Kiley, was Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grabrian of Jr., studying at Sacred Heart col and Mr. and Mrs. William Hamby to all priests of the diocese highly held at the sisters’ convent, 2501 Of ST. JOSfPI'S Holy Rosary parish, Globeville, will lege, Las Vegas, N. Mex., to be a of 145 Knox court, who were commends the work of the Domini Gaylord street, Tuesday evening, Christian Brother, will attend the married before the late Rev. can Sisters of the Sick Poor in July 23. mark their golden wedding anni celebration. '18 versary at a Solemn Mass in Holy Thomas Malone, and Mr. and Denver and asks that local pastors Among the many attractions Father Joseph Grabrian was announce the annual bazaar to be ,(St. Joioph’i Parish) Rosary church at 10 o’clock this Mrs. Charles K. Smith of 151 S. that will mark the event will be a Sunday. The celebrant will be a born in Denver, made his novitiate held for the work Aug. 1 to 3 delicious Virginia baked ham din The annual parish picnic, schsd- son, the Rev. Joseph Grabrian, 0. in Granville, Wise., and his theo Knox court, who were married be on the grounds of Loyola church. ner with all the trimmings to be S. M., assisted by another son, the logical studies in Innsbruck, Tyrol, fore the late Rt. Rev. Monsignor Everytkinf in Rendineii served Thursday evening, Aug. 1 ul(d Thursday, Aug. 8, at Elitch’s Rev. Victor Grabrian, O.S.M., as Austria, where he was ordained William O’Ryan. The sisters’ par . Weeks of patient preparation from 6 to 8 p, m. The charge is gardens, will take on the status ten years ago. He is assistant pas will be climaxed next week with of a homecoming for former parish deacon, and the Rev. John Judnic, ents were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 50 cents for adults and 25 cents pastor, as subdeacon. The couple tor of St. Juliana’s church, De the big three-night celebration of for children. The dinner commit ioners, if the present indications troit Father Victor Grabrian is Plant, who settled in Denver in wera married in the old St. Anne’s 1882 after coming from England. the 17th annual Dominican Sisters tee is in charge of Mrs. Lloyd from ticket sales are any criterion a graduate of Regis college, Den p . 7 0 A M VOOHM. of the Sick Poor bazaar to be held church, 38th and Delgany. The old family home was on Kala- 11:59 KM. Brown, assisted by Mrs. M. M Mr. Grabrian was born in Prel- ver, and was ordained in May, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Eahern. Holy Name men, who are in charge 1938. He is an instructor at Our math street. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Aug. 1, 2, and 3, on the Loyola of the event, have revealed that oka, Jugoslavia,. 73 years ago. He Smith attended the old Cathedral Nobody-'Will Ba Disappointed came to this country at the age of Lady of Sorrows high school in church grounds, 23rd avenue and many former members of the par Chicago, 111. school on Stout street. DEPARTURES Everyone will find something of 17 and has lived in Denver since The Youngs have five children, "York street. Use of the grounds special interest in the colorful ish are planning to attend the pic 1887. His wife, the former Anna has been donated to the sisters by nic, which will be featured by Three Sisters the Smiths have three, and the the Jesuit Fathers. booths on the attractively lighted Petek, is also a native of Preloka Hambys four. DAILY grounds. There will be a great basket lunch in the pavilion at and is two months younger than Celebrating Golden The final committee meeting Elitch’s. In addition to this high presided over by the general variety from which to choose, in her husband. She came to Denver Wedding Jubilees cluding the popular ham and bacon light, special rates at many of the in 1889. FkOM DENViH booth, candy, hope chest, miscel concessions, gate admission, and ad Fourteen children were born to Three Denver sisters, all Cath 1ST COMMUNION laneous, and country store booths; mission to the Trocadero ballroom the couple. Of these two died in olics, and their husbands, all of SilO A. M. Tht PONY IXPRISS . , . Ipm than 11 heurg the apron booth, operated by stu are the privileges included with the infancy. A third, Mrs. Mary Vide- whom were married in 1890, this CLASS IS FETED to Kansas City, oiriving 9:00 p. m. — in St, dents of Loretto Heights college, tickets, which are selling for 36 tich, passed away six years ago year are celebrating their golden Louis 7:30 noxt morning. s i c i E n p i m s cents. and the great favorites of the chil and a fourth, Mrs. Caroline Hanna, wedding anniversaries. The The Altar and Rosary society dren, the fish-pond booth and the two years ago. One of the couple’s couples are Mr. and Mrs. Matthew of Holy Ghost church served a 5d)0 P. M. Tho DINVIR LIMITED . . . overnight soiw refreshments and soft drink Plenary Indulgence 15 grandchildren, Ralph Hanna, Young of 4800 W. 10th avenue breakfast to the First Communion rice, arriving Kotuas City 7ilS next mem. booths. May Be Gained Aug. 2 class Saturday morning, July 20. ing. SL Louis 1:20 p. m. + + + + + Three major awards will be This class made a total of nearly On Friday, Aug. 2, the Feast of 90 First Communion breakfasts 11:39 P. M. Tho PACIPIC LIMITED . . . late night do- made, the first being a Ford V-8 St. Alphonsus, founder of the Re- purchased from the O’Meara served in the summer. The com porturo. arrives Kansas City 3:45 p. m., SL demptorist order and principal pa mittee was headed by Miss Wilma Louis 9:35 p. m. Motor company; the second, a tron of the Archconfratemity of beautiful 1940 streamlined Servel Gerspach, whose assistants were Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Mmes. M. J. Payne, Julia Cawker, All trains carry Ceachss, Tourist and Standard Pullmans Eletftrolux, a gas refrigerator, and members of the archconfraternity the third, a round-trip ticket to the James Thrall, Clara Kuerten, 'Jos . . . delicious Dining Cor can gain a plenary indulgence by eph Bruno, Elizabeth Doerreler, Mrs. Ernest Kittoand Miss Marye Notre-Dame-U.S.C. football game. receiving Holy Communion. msals ... homt-liks Leungs.' Joseph M. Keenan, and Albert All cars air-cenditionsd. McPhillips are co-chairmen of a Nuns Parform Work of Morey The school library is being re Larcne, Jr., and Misses Catherine committee that is planning a The Rev. J. J. Regan, O.P., for modeled and redecorated. ' Six hun Brecht, Ida Galluppo, and Alice FARES ARE LOW. weekend party for the members mer pastor of St. Dominic’s parish, dred new volumes have been added Jones. of the Junior Tabernacle' society praising the work of the Domini to the library. The society bought complete a t Bendemeer, five miles above can Sisters of the Sick Poor, said: William Kull), a junior in the new outfits for 16 boys and girls c m TICKIT OPPICI Evergreen, Aug. 10 and 11. A “It may be fashionable to help high school, underwent an appen in the classes. treasure hunt and other entertain certain projects or committees, 17th A Wslten Stt., Dtsvtr dectomy in St. Joseph’s hospital Miss Gerspach and her mother, Phest Klyitons 4141 ment are being planned by the but to aid those among the poor Thursday, July 25. Mrs. William Gerspach, were host committee. All members who wish who are sick is a noble Christian esses at a dinner paii;y in their virtue exercised in a corporal work Mrs. Catherine Sheridan of 729 tp attend should make reserva. W. 1st avenue is parish chairman home, 2948 Vine Street, Thurs ^ions through their circle presi of mercy. This is what helping the day, July 26. Their guests were W( lavbr adtqubtt pr*p PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 25, 1940 Home T ravel Recreation FIN AL W EEK RESERVED SEAT TICKETS FOR CEREMONIAL MAKES ‘INDIANS’ LEAF LETS BEING I I C iP ARE GLASSES CHEAPER TED WEEMS ENTRADA GO ON SALE JULY 29 OF NEW ‘PALEFACE’ CAMPERS THAN GOOD LIGHT? DISIBIBBIED Bf 10 and his orchestra Reserved seats for the Denver served seats, 25 cents additional; Coronado entrada, $100,000 spec box seats, $1;' children, general Canon City. — (Camp Holy continued down Ute pass and vis • ELMO TANNER • MARVEL tacle to be presented in D. U. admission, 20 cents. When accom Cross)—Tribal initiation for the ited Colorado Springs and Manitou MAXWELL •PERRY COMO stadium Aug. 9, 10, and 11, will go panied by an adult with a re.served second period campers at Camp on their way home. • RED INGLE on sale Monday, July 29. seat ticket, children with general II Holy Cross was held Saturday eve Pack' Trip. Scheduled The advance seat sale will be admission tickets may occupy re ning, July 20, as a large number The first of three pack trips on Added conducted in special booths in the served seats without additional of new boys were taken into the horseback will take place next various tribes of the Big Four IN PERSON The Cathedral Sacred Heart May Co. and Denver Dry Goods charge. This concession, Mr. Litf Wednesday, July 31, will mark week. All the clans will camp in league was addressed at its stores, it was announced by Carl zenberger said, is made in order the close of Camp Bendemeer Nations. Oak Creek canon during the three monthly meeting Monday night by Litzenberger, chairman of the Den that entire families may attend at Evergreen, which has served After the gathering of the old days’ stay. Father Francis J. Kappes, the ver Coronado committee. Mr. Lit the cavalcade at small cost. 120 underprivileged boys and girls Indians at the council grounds, Advanced and beginners’ horse MARY LEE spiritual adviser. Masses were ar zenberger is a director of the Den from all parts of the city in the the new “palefaces” marched in manship tests are being given at , The show holds wide interest before them and all asked to be ranged for three deceased mem ver Convention and Visitors bu for children because of the thrill six weeks it has been open in the the camp the latter part of this STAR OF REPUBLIC PICTURES bers: Mrs. Mary O’Neill, Emmet reau, sponsor of the Denver show summer. The camp, under the di admitted to one of the tribes of week. 'The tests include care of ing historical background of the the nations. An explanation of Flynn, and Mrs. Emma Dunn. ings of the entrada. Admission story unfolded and the Indians, the rection of John C. Moody and with the horse, bridling, saddling, and Good eyeglasses are a modem Mrs. Eudochia Bell Smith, presi to the cavalcade will be as follows: Mrs. William C. Kimmins as camp the various tribes and their cus riding. Clertificates in horseman army of soldiers, and the many toms was given by the Big Chief miracle for people with weak dent, reported that a league mem General admission, 50 cents; re- horses used in the production. The mother, is supported jointly by ship will be given to those who LAKESIDE ber, Miss Amelia Stutte, who was the Denver deanery of the D.C. and the ceremony of the fire was pass the tests. eyes—but proper home light Denver university west grand held, by which the palefaces were in St. Joseph’s hospital recovering stand alone seats approximately C.W., of which Mrs. Kimmins is Under the tutelage of Harold ing can eliminate a major from a - broken ,k, -hip, - ■had ■ ■ been called a member, and the Community changed into “papooses.” The 22,000 persons, all of whom will young Indians were then put West and Lloyd Ethridge, both CAUSE of eye trouble. It on. Miss Margaret Garret told Indukeoce May Chest. members of the Koshare club of have a good view of the spectacle through the regular camp initia doesn’t pay to gamble with pre how the league is carrying leaflets and hear every word spoken. A gain in weight of from one La Junta, the campers at Camp from the Cathedral branch each tion, at the conclusion of which cious eyesight. To be sure your A cast of about 600 persons is to eight pounds was recorded for they were given their Indian names Holy Cross are learning the intri month to the Mullen home, the each camper. Health standards at cate steps of many Indian dances. home lighting gives your fam Jewish hospital, and Sands home, being recruited in Denver for the and were assigned to one of the entrada and rehearsals are being the camp were maintained by Sis The Buffalo dance and the Bioux ily freedom from eyestrain, let as well as to the 20 girls in the Be Gained in ter Alphonsio, Barbara Ann, 'Theri- four tribes. dance are being practiced at the held evenings in City auditorium. Denver’s leading electrical con tubercular ward at Denver Gen sita, Delores, and Ann Milano, an The Tusuque war dance fol- present time, and the Devil dance, eral hospital. Director Neale Walters announces owed, with Harold (Wants Com) tractors give your home a free that there are many parts open to Julia Holcomb and Anne Wright, Comanche war dance, and Ghost The treasurer’s report was read all registered nurses from St. An West and Lloyd (Standing Elk) dance will be taken up soon. by Mrs. William Tilmin. Mrs. J. amateur actors who wish to appear Ethridge as the soloists. Jesuit ChurGhes on the world’s largest movable thony’s hospital. At the same time the boys are E. Flynn, old-time Cathedral Camper. See Swim Match HOME LEGTRA-TEST stage. Priests who served as chaplains learning to make Indian costumes, worker, who is secretary, distrib are Father Burton Fraser, S.J.; Friday evening.July 19, the en such as head pieces, bustles, and uted leaflets. Mrs. L. Abercrom (Sacred Heart-Loyola Pariah) CORONADO COSTUMES tire group of campers—65 strong vests. These costumes will he Scientific check-up of SHINED UP FOR SHOW Father Edward Morgan,*S.J., pas bie, vice president, asked prayers Prayers for the novena in honor tor of Sacred Heart-Loyola parish; —attended the inter-city swim worn by the campers at the final home electric facilities. for the mother of the former presi of St. Ignatius, founder of the Albuquerque, N. Mex. — Coro Father Daniel Campbell, S.J., re meet held at Florence. The meet Indian ceremony of the camp sea Recommendations and esti 3300 W. FLORIDA dent, Mrs. John Barry. Mrs. H. J. Society of Jesus and patron of nado’s golden armor received a new cently ordained Jesuit priest, and was won by the City Y tankmen son Aug. 14. mates without obligation. Earley said the closing prayer. Loyola church,, are recited daily coat of gold leaf, his plumes were Father Arthur Versavel, S.J. of Pueblo. The league will receive Com after the Masses. The pastor, the retouched to pearly white, and the Important events at the camp Movies tajeen in the first period Typewriler Exchange, munion in a body on the first Rev. Edward Morgan, S.J., re rest of the $18,000 costume ward included the visit of Monsignor camp by the Rev. Edward Vollmer, H. G. REID Friday. minds his parishioners that a robe for “The Entrada of Coro John R. Mulroy, head of the Cath O.S.B., were shown to the new INC. plenary indulgence for each visit nado” was given a 'thorough re olic Charities and pastor of Holy campers Sunday night, July 21. A Good Typewriter ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING made to a Jesuit church is granted vamping in preparation for the Ghost parish, and Father Elmer The movies, all in color, included Means Better Grades REPAIRING and FIXTURES GEO. A. PULLEN from noon on July 30 until the Denver showing. Kolka, associate director of Chari the camp rodeo, scenes of the vari SALES — SERVICE CAFETERIA closing of the churches on July 31. The show, biggest production ties, who, with the members of ous pack trips, the swimming MAin 2303 329 14th St. 2 SERVING LINES Stove & Furnace The usual conditions must be ful ever to hit the road in the South the Holy Ghost vacation school, meet, and various “shots” taken IVIA.3297 . 717 17th S t NO WAITING filled. Leafiets describing the west, reaches the only lull of the were the guests of the camp. The at randoip about camp. Repair Company PRACTICE DAY OR NIGHT BREAKFAST origin and use of “St. Ignatius summer this week and officials of programs were put on by Larry The first scenic trip of the sec Hinafactnren. Wholeule and Ratail ond period was held Monday, July Full Course Water’’ may be procured at the the U. S. Coronado Exposition com Levin and his players. The choral book rack in both churches. The mission seized the opportunity to 22, as the Bear and Wolf clans DENVER GOLF COERT Lunch 2Sc DUtributora of speaking nights were under the Stove and Furnace Repairs— Rev. Victor Winter, S.J., has had recondition it from top to bottom. direction of Florence Noar, volun journeyed to Colorado Springs. lOth & Colo. Blvd. EA. 9802 Dinners While in the Colorado Springs area Steam and Hot Water Grates these leaflets printed especially for One truck with all the costumes teer director of dramatics at Vail GOOD GOLFERS PRACTICE OFTEN 45c lo 60c Water Fronts — Fireplace Grates the book rack and he has received and props returned here, and Miss Community center. Visitors in they visited the Cave of the Winds, 16th at Weltnn orders for them from Jesuit par Lucy Barton, official Coronado cluded Mrs. John F. Vail, Mm. the Garden of the Gods, and other 1331 Lawranct Street MAin 1721 attractions. DENVER’S MOST COMFORTABLE COCKTAIL ROOM TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO ishes in several states. “St. Igna costumer, and her staff rushed into Katherine White, Mrs. L. Arthur tius Water’’ may be secured at overtime schedule to mend,repaint, Higgins, president of the deanery; On Thursday the Wolf and ARGONAUT Sacred Heart church, Loyola, or and repair all of the items before George J. Chris, director of St. Rabbit clans motored up Phantom The S E IV A X E Lounge HOTEL at the rectory. Those parishioners the showing in Denver. Anthony's Neighborhood house, canon to Cripple Creek, where the DENVER’S FINEST MUSIC MIKE MASTERSOiN who have not started the novena On the road nearly 70,000 peo and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Higgins, hoys visited a gold mine. They SIGHTSEEING TOURS to St. Ignatius are urged at least ple have seen the thrilling drama, KE. 3269 to make a triduum in his honor re-enacting the experiences of Counselors for the six weeks’ 620 17th St. on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday Coronado’s visit to the land just period were Mark Felling, John NATIONAL MARKET a n c h o r IfflLSTOKER PANSY CYCLE WORKS of the coming week. 400 years ago. In addition some Lester, Joseph Reily, George Hay, A njthinj That Rolls on Wheela for Bore and Girla Classes for the pre-school chil 7,000 persons have taken part in James Noone, and Dave Rampe, ".7 i n / Exclusive Heating Business 1736-38 Lawrence dren from the Little Flower Social the eight performances. all students of Regis high school 1017 15th St. center are held daily at Sacred The U. S. Coronado commission or Regis college, and Torchy Ma Phone TA. 4898 0 No Down Payment Heart school. Two young women “angeled” the show, providing the honey, Helen and Pegg[y Neiters, 0 First Payment October 1st from the center give the instruc stage as long as a football field, Katherine Glore, and Rita Abegg, Choice 0 Three Yean to Pay HOTEL O'NEILL tions. scenery, props, and costumes along students at Loretto Heights, and 0 Automatic Air PRIVATE SHOWER BATH AND TOILET IN EVERY ROOM School Being Repaired with the directors, a crew of stage Irene Vigil. Pete Herrera served Corn Fed 0 Twin Controls Exteniively remodeled and beautifully refurnuhed in 1939. Quiet location bui The caretaker at Sacred Heart hands and technicians and a voice in the six weeks as game room 0 too Sizai and Models adjacent to the thoppinE, butinesa. and theater centera. school has been busy making re cast. From 400 to 800 persons re attendant. Junior counselors who Meats 0 One Year Unconditional Guarantaa Ratea—11.76 aingle. $2.50 double. Weekly rates. Thomat L. O.'Neill. Managet pairs and improvements in the cruited at each of the entrada were chosen because of leader 14TH AND STOUT ST. DENVER, COLO. KE. 1277 various classrooms. Special pro cities were the actors. ship and co-operation from the ^ Only SPECUL tective screens have been put on boys at camp were Tony Aragon, JOSEPH 7.MEINICK $ 1 8 9 .5 0 Pikes Peak Fuel Go. the windows near the playground, Abel Chocon, Joe Romero, Alvin FREE DELIVERY fl.N OR MORE MA. 1181 installed complete 7TH AT CUBTIfl and a great deal of cleaning and McGrath, and Ernest Blea. refinishing has been done on the North Side Pool Murphy-Mahoney inside of the building. The Rev. Burton Fraser, S.J., is at Camp Bendemeer this week. He To Be Dedicated is acting as chaplain for the last group of children to go to the camp A program of prominent speak this year. ers and a swimming and diving "rhe members of the League exhibition will mark the dedication of the Sacred Heart who of the Columbus park swimming USED CARS clean Sacred Heart church each pool, W. 38th avenue and Osage week have not taken a vacation street, Saturday, July 27, at 7:30 Listen lo the Dime Man Daily l l t l S a, m. on KFEL Sales — Service from that work, Faithfully each p. m. week they report to Brother John It you had a thoarht* and I had a Headquirters for Creede, GL. 4747 2986 N. Speer The swimming pool built by the thoofht Fresh From Nature Colo. Brook Trout and then begin sweeping, oiling, city and county of Denver with the And wc «xchanfed them at par, HOFFMAN GROCERY Delleory Phone and dusting. Visitors to the Lari Why yon'll hare two, and 1*11 hate two. to You HA. 32(1 assistance of WPA funds is one of And both are richer far. mer street church frequently re the finest community pools of its Save Money ESTABLISHED DEC. 5. 1934 — DAY OF REPEAL mark about the cleanliness and kind in the city. For Service, Quality, Price Try Dispense FINE WINES AND LIQUORS care that the old edifice shows. Save Time Bros. FREE information The program for the evening, DELIVERY SERVICE These Spanish members of the LEWIS FISH SHOP Fre« DeliTcry with |2.00 order Sacred Heart league likewise have arranged by General Chairman Fmita & Vegetable! KARLAS TA. 3834 314 17th St. Dominic Coloroso, will be as fol FRESH HERRING...„...... lb. 20e KE. 8089 other activities, both spiritual and lows; Master of ceremonies, Jos FRESH COD...... lb. 20c MA. 53(1 FREE DELIVERY social. They receive Communion FRESH RED SALMON...... Ib. 35c in a body on the first Friday and eph N. Lilly; invocation, the Rev. FRESH ALASKA SOLE...... lb. 40c ELDORADO SPRINGS Gaetano Del Brusco, O.S.M., pastor FRESH WHITING ...... lb. 12c also hold social gatherings. of Our Lady of M t Carmel LIVE MT. TROUT...... Ib. BOc THE FAMOUS FAMILY RESORT The perpetual novena in honor church; speakers, Benjamin F. FANCY SPRING CHIX...... Ib. 26c Under Fowler Menagement of the Sacred Heart is held at FRYING SIZE BEL. HARES lb. 30c Klein's Food Stores Stapleton, mayor; Paul Shriver, We Ship Mt. Trout to Anr Part of the CREEDE COLO. TROUT...... Ib. 55c SWIMMING—DANXING—HOTELS—COTTAGES Sacred Heart church as well as at U. 8. Bar Your Trout hr the Pound Only 27 Miles From Denver—9 Milee From Boulder Loyola. The devotions take place regional WPA director; Willard Lake Superior WHITE FISH, Call for Ratea and Other Information Greim, director of recreational de TRY OUR PICKLES AND OLIVES Smoked by ua...... -...... Ib. 65e (DENVER OFFICE—TA. 4933) — (BOULDER—098J2) on Friday evenings at 7:30, con partment, Denver Public schools; Free Delivery TA. 2734 HENS. TENDER, 3 to 6 Ibi...... lb. 22e tinuing uninterrupted through the George Cranmer, manager of parks summer months. CREAMERY RUDER 30c and improvements; Michael Mar- Beautiful Fresh Cut FRYING SPRINGS, all iliea.....lb. ranzino, councilman of district No. CUT-UP FRYERS...... ea. 5 Sc PHOTO fOGRAVtRS 9; Frank Mancini, president, fed Flowers DUCKLINGS, Oyen Dreaied...... Ib. 35e NtWSfA«« . CAIAtOG • SCHOOl ANNUALS erated societies;. Roxie Carbone, HENS, All Sliea...... Ib- 23e president of the Mt. Carmel School Large Assortment of Potted ESTES PARK Bazaar association. pound 27 ’ / 2 c Plants and Funeral Designs No Leghorn Chickena Sold The dedication program is being Chicken 'Liver, and Gibleta sponsored by the city and county of Denver and the following or MONAHAN MOTOR CO. Friday and Saturday Special PARTS—REPAIRS—SERVICE ganizations: Mt. Carmel society, Societe Nativi Di Potenza, St. An BROKEN CASHEWS ...... 32c Ib. PHONE 184 TOW SERVICE GAS tonio, Di Padua,' Foresters’ society, EXTRA! MAN Mixed Silted NUTS 45c Ib. to 65c lb. STEAM HEATED St. (jerrardo society, St. Michele JERRY BREEN COFFEE ...... 13c lb. to 35e Ib. H UPP HOTEL 3PEN ALL YEAR ROUND society, Regina Ellena society, St. EATS DOG FOOD! ORANGE PEKOE TEA ...... «Oc lb. ZWC trCMNOt . A FANCY BULK DATES -----2 Ibi. 25c COFFEE SHOP . DINING ROOM HAirTONCS 1 8 0 3 Cecilia’s society, St. Anna’s soci Florist COLOR HATtS • MATS ety, Colorado Progressive league, *'He mutt be crazy,” you tay. Why? VIKING TIDBITS .. 33c-3»c-63c gliai MRS. ANNA DERBY, Prop. Modern CotUgei — Reuonable PricM Usaly club, Itams club, Holy Name 1456 California MA. 1026 Doa food is edible and it is certainly arlhli.datum WOBMH society, Adola club; St. Theresa’s cheap. ADDISOA’S TEA & FOR YOUR SUMMER HOME SEE club, and Mt. Carmel Altar socie- **But,” you insist, “price isn’t every COFFEE SHOP ESTES PARK LUMRER CGMPANY Do Your Feel Feel “Greasy?” tie thing.” And you’re right—it isn’t. The presidents bf these organ While it may be possible to save a Complete Line of izations will be introduced, to FREDAS few cents a month by buying chbap, WHITE WAY CAFE LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIALS gether with other prominent per tough, inferior cuts of meat, the sav BUILDERS’ HARDWARE and PAINT sons. Bi*Low Meat Mkt. ing is lost if ONE purchase is so G. E. CASEY - PHONE 48 BOX 248 The appearance of outstending poor you can’t eat i t Home Cooked Meals swimmers and divers is being ar Did you ever try Fred’s When you buy quality meat, you By Women Cooks ranged by George Collins of the take no chances. You get full nourish ELKHORiX L0D<;E parks and improvements depart Corn Beef, Corn Tongues, ment value and full enjoyment For JESS’ 20, 25 •“lf I iiitiki i i Thuraday, July 25, 1940 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN George Miner Is Veteran de Paul Man Season Tickets to Go on Sale Quilt Is Tied Only Treasurer in 24-Year Parisliioners Get Special Student Rates for Windsor-Meadow Gold By Annunciation History of Council Resigns Financial Report Regis Grid Games Revealed Call MAin 5131 The Standard in Dairy Products for Forty Years George Muser, the only treas works of mercy and charity that At a meeting of the Regis col fostering of a “big brother” rela Sewing Group urer the St. Vincent de Paul so the organization promotes. At St. Patrick s lege board of athletic control, it tionship between the college men ciety’s Particular council has had “Your work in itself is a special and the high and grammar school in its 24-year history, has resigned. work of the Church,” Father O’ was decided to make available to students is regarded by Regis (Annunciation Parish) The veteran de Paul man Sunday Heron explained. “As Christ went (St. Patrick’* Parish) the students of all parochial pri authorities as being one of the The Altar and Rosary sewing tendered his resignation to C. D. about doing good deeds, so do Financial statements for the mary and secondary schools a ten-' finest ways in which a true appre group met Friday, July 19, at the O’Brien, president, at the annual you—and in humility as did St. three months, April, May, and cent ticket of admission to each of ciation of the advantages of Cath ARGONAUT HOTEL home of Mrs. Alice Cawley to tie breakfast in St. Louis’ school. Vincent de Paul, your patron. June, were distributed at all the college’s home football games. olic higher education m ay, be Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinner* the quilt donated by Mrs. Brady. “Let a younger man take-over,” Mercy and charity in themselves Masses Sunday, July 21. afforded to the prospective college It will be awarded at the bridge was his smiling explanation. are not enough. They should be Next Sunday will be Commun According to present plans the students of the future. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, luncheon in August of which Mrs. So ends the official role in the done out of love for Almighty God. ion day for all the children of the tickets will be placed on sale in Simultaneously with the an DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 Walter Ahderson will be chairman. great work of the society in Den Otherwise mercy and charity are parish. Parents are reminded of the schools on the Monday pre nouncement' of the reduced rate Refreshments were served and a ver of Mr. Muser, a St. Vincent de as philanthropy. The latter is to their duty in this respect. ceding each home game and may be for parochial school students came B.autiful Ballrooms Private Dining Room* gift was presented to Mrs. Ro Paul worker approximately 50 be encouraged and admired—yes, The Rev. Achille Sommaruga purchased by the students at any word that the 1940 Regis college sanna Hebert. years. That he no longer is an but the true acts of mercy and and the Rev. Thomas Barry at time until the close of the school football season books will go on The Altar and Rosary society officer, however, does not mean charity have the love of God as tended the retreat for the clergy week on Friday. Members of the sale in the closing days of this will receive Holy Communion Sun he plans to quit his deep-rooted their instigator.” held at St. Thomas’ seminary this Regis athletic board and coaching month. The price has been set at Leep Beauty Shep Waller J. Kerwin Motion pictures, with sound ef staff are consulting with the vari day, July 28, at the 7:30 Mass. All interest and activity in the work. week. $3 plus tax. In addition to admit 15th & Lawrence, Room 19 Fonnerly with O’Keefe’s Jewelry Co. fects, of the activities of the St. ous pastors and are arranging the Expert Watch, Clock and Jewelry the women of the parish are in No, sir! That, members of the Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Franks ting the bearer to the six sched Above Loop Mkt. vited to receive Communion with council will tell you, is not to be Vincent de Paul society in Denver of this parish are the parents of details of distribution. uled home games, it was learned Repairing the society. considered. The organization were shown following the break a boy, born at St. Anthony’s hos From every quarter response to that the Regis season books will Diamonds* Watches and Jewelry fast in the school building by pital on Sunday, July 21. The in the plan has been enthusiastic. also provide for admission to the Summer Facial—50c 920 EASt 19TH AVE., CHERRY 72TI Sister Loretta Ann of the Sis would sorely miss the inspiration, Phone TA. 8 0 8 8 for appointment Will call for and Deliver ters of Charity, daughter of Mrs. the guidance, and the sureness of Harry Bergstrom, a non-Catholic fant, who will be named Pasqual Regis athletic officials not only re Greeley State game, with which McCarty and sister of Mrs. E. action that comes only through the who is a firm friend of the society. William, is the grandson of Mr. gard it as an effort to “grive the the Rangers will close their season Nolan, is a Denver visitor after an experience Mr. Muser affords by The films included pictures of the and Mrs. Charles Franks, also of youngsters a break,” but also see Nov. 23 at Greeley. absence of several years. She is his presence among them. society members in regular meet this parish^ in it an effective means of in To facilitate distribution of the ings. The men were shown mak Miss Rose Cinea is recovering creasing Catholic activity. The staying at the Cathedral convent. It was on Feb. 27, 1916, that the season books and to insure a ing calls on the sick and unfortun at St. Joseph’s hospital follow prompt filling of the large num Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Olsen and Particular council was organized ate, delivering Christmas baskets, ing an appendectomy performed daughter, Peggy, of Kermit,.Tex., Mr. Muser was named secretary- ber of applications already on file, providing Christian burials, and on Tuesday of this week. Her Regis has arranged a meeting for are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. treasurer, and he still has the book sponsoring meals and entertain mother, Mrs. Beatrice Cinea, has B u i l d e r s Monday evening, July 29, in the Hugh E. Gallagher. Frank Gal that includes the minutes of that ment for the “man in the street.” been quite ill at their home. Miss Students Continue college gymnasium. All Regis sup lagher of Los Angeled is also a meeting, the first meeting in the A full account of the opening and Cinea is a member of the junior guest. council’s 24-year history. porters and all interested Catholic the blessing by Bishop Vehr of the Young Ladies’ sodality. men in Denver are invited to at Richard Hamblin and Alice May The first annual Communion of society’s store was given. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Lucy of tend. Davidson were married Tuesday, the members was on July 22, 1922, Harry Eisenor, former Protes Rock Springs, Wyo., are spending Study Clul) Work July 23, prior to a Nuptial Mass and, incidentally, the speaker at tant minister who recently was The complete 1940 Regis college S e c t io n their vacation here visiting Mr. before the Very Rev. Charles Ha- the breakfast following the Mass converted to the Catholic faith, Lucy’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. D. football schedule is as follows: gus. The bride wore a white crepe was the Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron. was present and spoke before the R. Lucy. (Blessed Sacrament Parish) * Sept. 28— New Mexico Nor gown and a finger-tip veil. Mary It was Father O’Heron who Sun members of the society. Word has been received from mal university at Denver. Dunn, the bridesmaid, wore pink day celebrated the Mass at the Mr. O’Brien, president of the The study club for high school Dr. N. Kunitomo and granddaugh students attending public schools • Oct, S— Sterling college of nfit. Joe Hamblin "was best man. 19th annual Communion of the Particular council, presided at the ter, Betty Lou, that they have ar Kansas at Denver. Denver Wrecking and Construction Go. William E. Davidson gave his sis group. breakfast. rived safely in Japan. They ex that was organized in the course of ter in marriage. Bernard Harper the vacation school will continue Oct. 13—Rockhurst college at Mr. Muser resigned his secre The women of St. Louis’ parish pect to return in the latter part of Kansas City, Mo. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL and Frank Davidson were ushers. Altar society served the breakfast. August. until the end of August. The club tarial duties on July 25, 1937. meets in the rectory each weekday A breakfast was served at the Ox That announcement, too, came at Oct. 19—Adams State at Ala- 1000 South Broadway PEarl 370.S ford hotel to 35 relatives and morning at 9:30. Religious in a meeting of the council at St. struction and discussions are held friends. After a motor . tri Louis’ parish. 2 NUNS TRAVEL FAR TO VISIT • Oct. 26—Western State at through the state the couple wi! in an informal manner. Denver. reside in Denver. Service Began Wm. E. Austin returned re * Nov. 2—Spearfish Normal at “VENETIAN BLINDS” Mrs. Margaret Clark, who had cently from a vacation trip to Denver. In St. Louis MRS. MARY E. HANSON, AGED 93 Chicago. Are of Unexcelled Quality. 5-Day Delivery. been seriously ill, is reported as • Nov. 9—Bethel college at The veteran St. Vincent de Paul Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dee and “ZIM” Estimates Free. Guaranteed. improved. worker first became active in this Denver. Motherhood Guild Spontori (By George C. T h o m ^ ) i Sister Jolenta would be in Denver family spent their vacation at field of endeavor about 50 years Estes Park. • Nov. 16— Southw eitern at B reakfast ago, when he was a resident of An aged woman, she is now 93, Mn for a day’s visit.- Denver. Zimmerhackel Venetian Blind Co. The Sacred Motherhood guild St. Louis, Mo. He continued his whose love of her faith has guided! The day for the arrival of the Billy Fitzsimmons, who was 1401 Blake St. Phone TA. 1293 nuns found everything ready to operated upon recently, has been * Nov. 23—Greeley State at served a breakfast to 75 first com devout interest in the society after her in leading the life of an exem Greeley, municants who attended the vaca coming to Denver at the turn of plary Catholic, was the magnet show the visitors from Hawaii removed to his home. tion school. Two hundred and the century. For 21 years he car that brought two nuns to Denver about the city. Between telling Mrs. Chas. T. Mahoney and her * Games to which the Regis sea twenty-five children attended the ried the burdens of secretary- despite the fact it was many miles about Honolulu and the work of two daughters spent last weekend son book will admit bearer, DENVER MARBLE & TILE DO. classes. treasurer of the Particular council off their path from Honolulu, their order and seeing the places in Durango visiting Mrs. Ma- 25 Vets to Report Eight children were baptized by in a manner that no other member T. H., to Syracuse, N. Y. in Denver that touch upon the life honey’s gprandmother, Mrs. Vic HEATILATORS of Sister Bonaventure, the guest- the pastor. The children were in could have done, his fellow mem Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hanson, a Day. For Grid Practice and all equipment for Mountain Cabin Fireplaces. structed by Sisters Mary William bers will tell you. He retained the member of the Cathedral parish nuns had an extremely busy day. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Drinkard It was their desire to go to the Twenty-five Rangers who took MAY WE ESTIMATE YOUR MARBLE AND TILE WORK and Rose Celine, assisted by sev treasurer’s duties until Sunday, since 1882, was hostess to Mother and their daughter, Carol, re part in the spring football round eral high school girls. doing the society a. real favor by Sebastian and Sister Jolenta of places where Sister Bonaventure turned to their home in Detroit, up will report to Coach Sarge Mac- MA. 1484 1652 Tremont Street KE. 5580 At the breakfast the children not resigning this office at the time the Franciscan Sisters of Honolulu. was educated, and had lived. Mich., after spending two weeks Kenzie in September, when the were served orange juice, sweet he gave up the secretary’s job three The visit afforded the local resi College Welcomes Nuns with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Drinkard. The nuns received a warm re football togs are taken out of the rolls, bacon and eggs, cocoa, mints, years ago. dent an opportunity to renew the Sister Mary Gertrude of Erie, mothballs. To these there will be and ice cream. Immaculate Con “Mr. Muser is owed a debt that acquaintances she had made six ception at Loretto Heights col added the promising new material PITTSBURGH PAINTS lege, and the sisters there were Pa., is the guest of her mother, ception medals tied with blue rib we never can repay him,” Mr. O’ years ago in Honolulu when she, Mrs. Catherine Simmons, and her that has applied for admission to SUNPROOF — WALLHIDE __ WATERSPAR — FLORHIDE bon and donated by Mrs. Clarke Brien said in commenting, as presi with a daughter. Miss Agnes Han anxious to learn all they could Regis college. were presented to each child. about Sister Bonaventure and her sister, Mrs. Frank Hill. Smooth ai Glass dent, upon the outstanding work son, accompanied Miss Mary Eliza The Regers club will sponsor a The women who assisted Mrs. of charity and mercy the veteran beth Hanson (now Sister Bonaven- work. Mrs. R. H. Wentworth, 925 F. A. O’Mara is confined to his Schweider, chairman, were Mmes. S. Pennsylvania, another of Mrs. home because of illness. boosters’ train trip to the Rock PITTSBURGH PLATE GUSS GD. treasurer has done in his long ture) to Honolulu at the time the hurst game at Kansas City, Mo., P, Powers, J. Feely, Ted Johnson, period of activity in the society. young woman entered the Fran Hanson’s daughters, prepared The Rev. Louis Schaffhauser, 2510 Walnut TAbot 2241 lunch for the visitors. S.V.D., of Holy Ghost Mission and auto cavalcades to the Adams 0. W. Magor, J Plumb, and R. “We know he will be with us in ciscan Sisters’ novitiate. State and Greeley games. Grad Moore. Mrs. Schweider and the the future just as heartily and Sister Bonaventure was adopted house. East Troy, Wise., has been committee thank all for the dona Three years ago, Mrs. Hanson when she was five years old by a guest at the rectory this week. uate Manager Lou Weber and just as zealously as he has in the and her daughter again journeyed Chairman Bert Semler are in tions. past.” Miss Helen M. Hanson. When her Ruth Eleanor McTammany, to Honolulu, this time to be pres foster-mother died 11 years ago, charge of the trips. B R Electrical Supply Co. ' 100 at Outing Mr. Muser lives at 4104 Grove, ent When Sister Bonpventure took daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mc About 100 Cub Scouts, their par Mrs. Hanson had her come and Tammany, . was baptized at the ents, and friends enjoyed the out and is a member of St. Catherine’s her first vows. Mrs. Hanson is live at the Hanson residence, 1634 close of the vacation school last WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS parish. He is in charge of the the foster-grandmother of the nun. Emerson. ing at Washington park July 14. lintoype men for the Western week. At the pack meeting held in the Sister Bonaventure’s last letter Mary Elizabeth was graduated Infants Baptized Clergy Retreat 1414 Glenarm Place "Phone TA. 5143 evening, it was decided that an Farm Life publication. to Mrs. Hanson revealed that she from East high school in 1930 and DENVER. COLORADO Father O’Heron’s sermon Sun is to take her final vows in No from Loretto Heights college in Infants baptized recently were other outing would be planned for Robert Ernest, son of Mr. and Mrs. August or September. day was concerned with the vember. She also informed Mrs. 1934. She then mentioned a de Attended by 118 founder of the society and the Hanson that Mother Sebastian and sire to join the Franciscan Sisters Harfy S. Sims, with Howard Abell Members of dens 1, 2, and 4 en and Anna May Sims as sponsors; joyed an inspection tour of the in Hawaii. Mrs. Hanson at first One hundred and eighteen did not take her seriously, but the Mary Kathryn, infant daughter of priests attended the retreat of the post office Wednesday mdrning, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Treckman, July 17. The tour was arranged burning flame within the young diocesan clergy held this week at GUIRY BROS. ' through the courtesy of L. E. Sul California Jesuit Provincial woman to become a nun persisted, with Mr. and Mrs. John Reid as St. Thomas’ seminary. The Moat WALLPAPER & PAINT CO. and, in the summer of 1934, she sponsors; Patricia Teresa, infant Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr made livan, pack treasurer. The boys daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray WHOLESALE AND RETAIL were also presented to Postmaster bade goodbye to Denver and, with the exercises with the priests. The James Stevie. The group was ac her foster-grandmother and Miss mond J. Cunningham, with Mr. master was the Rt. Rev. Henry 1435 Court Place Denver, Colo. Is Visitor at Regis College Agnes Hanson, went to Honolulu. and Mrs. Walter Devereaux, spon Grimmelsman, S.T.D., rector of the companied by Mr. and Mrs. Sulli sors, and Carol Lee, infant daugh van of den 2 and Mrs. Ted Johnson Today Sister Bonaventure Pontifical College Josephinum at teaches French, chemistry, general ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard R. \Vorthington, 0., an illustrious and Mrs. Walter Anderson of TeBockhorst, Andrew B. Baum den 4. (Regis College) of the conferences is “Educating science, piano, and violin in the Biblical scholar. His conferences Members of Nipns 1 and 4 en The Very Rev. Francis J. See- for Better Human Relations.” order’s convent. She is a gifted gartner and Fidelis TeBockhorst were outstanding because of their joyed a visit to a local dairy farm liger, S.J.,« provincial of the Cali musician and has a rare opportun being sponsors. many Scriptural references. ; TIidris Linoleum Studio, Inc. < and received information on the fornia Jesuit province, visited College Announces ity now to continue her work in Mr. and Mrs. TeBockJiorst re There are more than 150 secular care of dairy products. Regis college this week. Scholarships for 1940-41 this field. “Perfectly happy and cently built a new home at 1200 priests in Colorado, but it is never ^ Highest in quality but not in price satisfied, she finds a growing love Dexter. possible to get them all together Robert Demshki of den 4 is home The Very Rev. Robert M. Kel Announcement was made from ^ 1538 STOUT STREET after undergoing a minor opera ley, S.J., president of Regis, will and zeal in her work,” Mrs. Han at one time.' This is one of the MAIN 2288 ^ the dean’s office of scholarships tion in a local hospital. participate in the program of the son said. Her letters disclose the reasons for the fact that in the uSlj Institute of Human Relations to to the college which have been fact that Sister Bonaventure is future there will be two retreats Denverite’s Mother Dies be held at Estes Park Aug. 4 to 7. awarded to the following grad confident that more young girls Rector Insists on each year the retreats are held. R. A. Jaeger has gone to Fort He will be one of the speakers on uates of high schools in Denver would join the Franciscan Sisters in Honolulu if they were better in Structural Steel Corrugated Iron Culvert* Madison, la., to attend the funeral Aug. 6. These conferences are and other areas; R O O F Wvi of his mother, Mrs. William Jaeger, held at the association camp at formed about the work, the en Real Investigation who died in the past week. Estes Park. The general theme Annunciation, Raymond Zoglo; vironment, and the opportunities ASPHALT BkUu^e Cathedral, Calvin Wall; Holy Fam there. “I recognize no investigation un ily, Paul Heinicke; St. Francis de Leper Colony Is Ambition less the investigating committee Sales’, James Wilson; Regis, Jos Sister Bonaventure still is am has the power to subpoena wit CcUlm.665f Denver Steel & Iron Works eph Gonzales; South, David bitious to go to Molokai, large nesses and requires sworn testi FOR FREE INSPECTION O’Keefe; West, Sherman L. Jones; leper colony, after she takes her mony,” were the words the Rt. Rev. RN W. Colfax and Larimer Street TAbor 8271 REMEMBER THE CHURCH Longmont, Jack Grosjean; St. final vows. Ic is only a few miles Monsignor Hugh L. McMenamin, Mary’s, Colorado Springs, Allen from the Honolulu convent. rector of the Cathedral, used in P. O. Box 1196, DENVER Cannell; St. Mary’s, Grand Is Once a month, without fail, Mrs. commenting on a letter he had re land, Nebr., James Harris; St. Hanson receives a lengthy letter ceived from the American Civil Joseph’s, O’Connor, Nebr., James from Honolulu. Sister Bonaven Liberties Union of Colorado. IN YOUR WILL... McCoy. ture is so intensely interested in Monsignor McMenamin believes you Are Making a Mistake If You Don’t See The scholarship students have her religious life that her letters that “any other kind of investiga BOOING not yet been designated at St. are filled with news bits from the tion would be worthless” as a pro HEGH M. WOODS €0. convent, the hospital, the leper C O M P A fi'V d Remember the Poor Missions of I Joseph’s, North, and East high ceeding against George Kabat, For Everything to Build Most Anything schools, all of Denver. colony. “If only young girls knew president of Trinidad Junior col EQUITABLE BLDG. DENVER Regis Grads Obtain Positions how wonderful it is,” she writes lege, who previously was accused of PLUMBING FIXTURES time and again. 2800 No. Broadway MA. 5366 the Diocese _ The seven graduates of the divi Mrs. Hanson was 86 years old ridiculing the practice of saluting sion of commerce and finance have the American flag, recommending when she made her first Pacific reading on sexual perversion, ridi Form of Bequest for Establishment of Funds for been unusually successful in find ocean voyage to Honolulu; she was ing positions in the business world 89 when she made the trip three culing religion, expelling students Education of Priests: this year. Six are already em years ago. She smiles when her who refused to attend his classes, EAST DENVER LUMBER GO. ployed and the seventh is prepar daughter recalls that the ship’s and teaching communistic ideals. ing to do graduate work at officers said, “Mrs. Hanson is the The American Civil Liberty MA. 4375 3812 Brighton Blvd. “I hereby give and bequeath to the Roman Catholic Bishop Georgetown university. Hubert best ‘land sailor’ aboard.” She Union of Colorado, in its letter to PRE-PLANNING FOR HOME BUILDERS of the Diocese of Denver, Colorado, the sum of S...... B. Kildare is employed in the of was the oldest person on the ship Monsignor McMenamin, Mrs. Ver- for the education and maintenance, in Colorado, of stu fice of J. Leon Hartsfield, an ac each time, also. She attended ner Z. Reed, and Victor A. Miller, INSURED LOANS countant; Franklin Murphy has a Mass and Communion daily and Denver a,ttorney, spokesmen in the Insure Your dents studying for the priesthood. position with the Healey Motors had no ill effects from either accusatiofi, demanded that they re of Wichita, Kans.; Walter J. Butts trip. tract their charges or “establish SAVIIVGS is employed in Pueblo; John A Spanish priest in Honolulu proof of them before a committee, Schmitz is in the office of a public All secounts in our inatitutlon iniurtd SKIL SAW marveled at her vitality and stam even though it does not have ol up to $5,000.00 by the A Permanent Burse for the Perpetual accountant in Houston, Tex.; Ber ina, and declared it to be remark ficial standing.” ELECTRIC SAWS AND SANDERS nard Strauss is with the Majestic able that a woman her age could be FEDERAL SAYINGfi * LOAN Choice of Building Contractora Candy Co., Missoula, Mont.; F. so active and travel so extensively. Loyola IJ. Announces INSURANCE CORPORATION HENDRIE & BOLTHOFF Education of a Seminarian is $6,000. Dale Arnold is established at Tela, She attends Mass at the Cathedral. H&B , DENVER. COLO. Honduras, Central America. The She recalls vividly the days of Scholarship Winners Earn Better remaining member, J. Fred Doyle, Bishop Machebeuf and Father Raf Any Pjartion of this, However, has been accepted for graduate ferty. She is a member of the Chicago.—Loyola university has DlVIDEiVDS work at Georgetown university. Third Order of St. Francis. awarded five scholarships for its Invest profitably ss well as tsfsly. BUILDERS - PAINTERS ■ HOME OWNERS Can be Left. Placement Bureau Ha* Many Mrs. Hansoa has one hobby that school of social work to outstand Your savinzs invested Here earn a Requests daily occupies part of her time. Generoua profit, (interest compounded ing graduates of Catholic colleges semi-annually) because they work 20 ALL OBTAIN BEST RESULTS WITH The Regis placement bureau is She is an avid reader, particularly in the United States. Awarded hours every day, amply secured by First The Sttm of $350 Will Take Care of a unable to fill the applications for of Catholic publications. The Han annually, the grants were estab Mortgage Loans on Homes, young men trained in the com son home receives some half-dozen lished by the Alumnae association FLORMAN’S Student for One Year, merce and finance department Catholic papers and magazines of Loyola univeTisity. The 1940 Several splendid positions are and the 93-year-old woman reads scholarships have been awarded Paints—Varnishes—Enamels open for graduates and non-grad every one of them from front to Miss Gertrude Mack of Viola, Wallpaper page to last page. 111., a graduate of St. Catherine’s uates who have had the proper I 919 BANNOCK STREET. KE. 7189 For Further Information, Apply at training and experience. “Her favorite is the Register, collep, St. Paul; Edmund J. and she hasn’t for years missed a Sheridan of Parnell, la., a grad PUEBLO DENVER GRAND JUNCTION single editorial written by Mon- uate of St. Ambrose's college, Plenty of Parking on Onr Own Property JOBS WANTED signor Matthew Smith," Miss Han I k Store Hour. 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturday 8 A. M. to I P M. Davenport, la.; Miss Dorothy For Good Workers son said of her mother. “She fol Hollahan of Chicago, a graduate Chancery Office lows his writings from week to of Mundelein college, Chicago; of any type, permanent or odd week and I doubt if any reader of Miss Mary Grandlieh of Mil Colorado Federal 1336 Logan Street job, call Employment Department the Register has read the ‘Regis- waukee, a paduate of St. Mary’s SAVINGS and LOAN torials’ and ‘Listening In’ col college, and Miss Mary Lyons of ASSOCIATION CaUiolic Charities umns as consistently as she has Walla Walla, Wash., a graduate of PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 1666 Grant S t KSjitone 6386 since their beginnings.” Marylhurst college. ISfl* WELTON TA. 2151 PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 26, 1940 SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE WARNING: This Advertisement for Men Only IS THIS YOU? Conditions Listed Discussion Club DENVER FRUITA, 9. Somehow I just can’t get going—can’t concentrate—nerves CATHEDRAL, E. Colfax and Lofsn, t, GARDNER, 7 and 9. unstrung—make silly mistakes—I wonder if it could be my 7. 8, ». 10:80, and 12:15. Weekdays, GEORGETOWN, 9. 6:80 and 7 :46. eyes? Too often eye strain is the last to be blamed for many For Gaining of GILCREST, 11, second and fourth Sun ANNUNCIATION, E. 86th Are. and To Be Organized of our ills—yet it is the primary cause of them. Your eyes days. Humboldt, 5:15, . 7:80, 8:80, 9:80. bear the brunt of modern living—in use every waking second. 10:45. and 12. Weekdays, 6:15, 7:15, GILL Spanish), 12:80 p. m., fourth Have your eyes examined regularly. and 8. Sunddy only. Famed Indulgence BLESSED SACRAMENT. Hontview Bird. GLENWOOD SPRINGS. 7 and 9. and Elm. 7, 8, 9:80, 10:45, and 12. GOLDEN, 8 and 10. At St. Francis FITZSIMONS CHAPEL, Fitisimon* hos GOLD HILL, 8:30. (St. Elizabeth’s Parish) pital, 6 and 8. Holy dtys, 6 and 0 :30. SWIGERT BROS. Weekdays, Communion, 6:16; Mass, GORDON, 9, second Sunday only. In order to gain the great Por- 7 :30. GRAND JUNCTION, 6, 7 :30. and 9. (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) Optometrists tiuncula indulgence at St. Eliza HOLY FAMILY, W. 44th Ave. and Utica, GRAND LAKE, 8 and 10. Jnly and Better Vition Good Service beth’s church next week, the faith 6. 7:30, 9, 10:30, and 11:45. August. The formation of a discussion for Every Age at Right Prices ful must comply with" the specific HOLY GHOST. 19th and California Sts.. GREELEY. St. Peter's, 6:15 and 9; club is being planned for St. Fran conditions laid down. The Feast of 6:15, 6. 7:15, 8:15, 9:15. 10:15, 11:15. Spanish colony, 12, fourth Sunday cis de Sales’ parish expressly for 1550 California KEystone 7651 and 12:15. Weekdays, 7 and 7:45. only. ' the' Portiuncula will be observed HOLY ROSARY, E. 47th Ave. and Pearl, GREENWOOD, 10, first and fourth Sun the purpose of giving to interested at the Franciscan church Friday, 6 and 9. days; 8. second, third, and fifth Sun non-Catholics the opportunity of Aug. 2. Its con.stituent purpose LOYOLA. E. 23rd Ave. and York. 6, 7 days. discussing and learning more about centers about the special plenary 8 :30, 10:80, and 12. GUNNISON, 7 and 9. Catholic teaching. This discussion indulgence tied to the feast of OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, W. 86th HAXTUN, 8. first, third, and fifth Sun group will be given facilities for the dedication of the still-existing Ave. end Navajo, 6, 7. 8, 9, and 10:30. days; 10, second and fourth Sundays. weekly meetings after its formal OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE, W. 36th HOLLY, 10, first, third, and fifth Sun Portiuncula church in Assisi, Ave. .and Kalamath, 9:30. organization. The first meeting ‘‘Why Pay More?'' Italy, the first church of the Fran days; 8, second and fourth Sundays. date will be announced in the near OUR LADY OF VICTORY. W. 12th Ave. HOLYOKE, 8, first, third, and fifth Sun ciscan order. and Shoshone, T :30. day!; 10, second and fourth Sundays; future. Members of the parish will (Trademark) The conditions follow: 1) Con PRESENTATION, W. 7th Ave. and 9, Holy days. have an opportunity to refer their MEDIEVAL STOCKS WILL DO THE JOB Julian, 6:30 and 9. HOTCHKISS. 7. fession of one’s sins with true con SACRED HEART, 28th and Larimer Sts., non-Catholic friends and others to Keopinj; your wife in these ancient torture devices one day a week probably trition and purpose of amendment 6, 7. 8:30. end 10:30. HUGO. 9. this discussion group, which prom doesn’t appeal to you, yet many husbands thoughtlessly put their wives in a WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES within the eight days preceding or ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL, W. 16th IDAHO SPRINGS, 9. ises to take an important place in damp, dreary cellar every Monday, sentencing them to harti labor. Our following the feast. 2) Reception Ave. end Quitman,' 5 :40 and 7:30. IGNACIO, second Sunday only. the parish program. modern laundry service actually does a better job that only the most modem INCORPORATED of Holy Communion on the day ST. CAJETAN’S, fith and Larimer Ste., ILIFF, 8 or 10, alternate Sundays with Sunday, July 21, the following laundry equipment and skilled workmen can accomplish. Phone TAbor 6379 7:80, 8 :30, 10:30, and 12. Crook. and our driver will call. Colorado Owned Stores previous or on the day of the feast ST. CATHERINE’S. W. 42nd Ave. and INDIAN HILLS, Mass at Evetneen, 10. were baptized: Ann Sharon Vir itself, or within the eight days Federal Blvd.. 5:45, 7. 8:30, 10, and 12. JOHNSTOWN, 12, second Sunday only. ginia, infant daughter of Mr. and 17th and Broadway 800 Santa Fe Dr. that follow. 3) The visitation of ST. DOMINIC’S, W. 29th Ave, and Fed JULESBURG, 8 and 9 :30. Mrs. John Soli, with Richard Soil eral Blvd., 5:30, 7:30, 9. 10:80, and 12. KEENESBURG, 10, June and August; 8, THE CASCADE LAUNDRY Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California a Franciscan church or one that Weekdays, 7 and 8. July. and Evelyn Voth as sponsors; enjoys the privilege of the Por ST. ELIZABETH'S, lltb and Curtis Sts., KIOWA, third Sunday only; 9, June and Donald Bruce, infant son of Mr. 1947 MARKET STREET Two Phoae*—TAbor 6379 and TAbor 8370 15th and California tiuncula indulgence at any time 6, 7 :30, 9, 10:30, and 12. Holy days, August; 11. July and September. and Mrs. Bernard Prochazka, with 1749 Tremont St. — 42$ E. 17th Ave. 1102 SsTenteenth S t 6, 7, 8. 9, and 12 :16. KIT CARSON, 10 :30, second, fourth, and 1621 Tremont — 604 E. 13th Are. from noon Aug. 1 until midnight ST. FRANCIS DE SALES'. S. Sherman fifth Sundays. Paul Prochazka as sponsor. We Do Not Have Special Sale* But Sell You at Our Lowest Aug. 2. This indulgence is a and Alameda, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and KITTREDGE, Mass at Evergreen, 10. 10% DISCOUNT ON CASH AND^tARRY Price* Every Day on All Drug Merchandise. toties quoties indulgence, that 12. Weakdays, 6, 7, and 7:46. KREMMLING, 10, first Sunday; 9, sec Fr. Canavan Is ST. JAMES', E. 13th Ave. and Newport, ond Sunday. is, it may be gained as often as one 7, 8:30, 10, end 11:30. Weekdays, LAFAYETTE. 7 ;80, first, third, and fifth Assigned to Parish makes a visit to the church and 6:15 and 7:30. Sundays; 9, second and fourth Sundays. ST. JOHN'S, E. 5th Ave. and Josephine, The Rev. Walter Canavan, an fulfills the conditions prescribed. LA JARA, 8:30. Call Frank Williami when you want dependable repair work on 4) At each visit it is necessary tq 6:30, 7:30. 8:30. 9:30, 11. and 12. LA JUNTA, St. Patrick's. 7 and 9:80. associate editor of the Register, ST. JOSEPH'S, W. 6th Ave. and Gala- Our Lady of Guadalupe, 8 and 10. has been assigned to this parish by your typewriter. Prompt service — honest pricee. SALE& say six Our Fathers, Hail Marys, pazo. 5:30. 7, 8:30, 9:30, and 11:30. LAMAR, St. Francis de Sales', 8. Holy Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. and Glory be to the Fathers, ST. JOSEPH'S (Polish), E. 46th Ave. days, 6 :30 and 9. the Most Reverend Bishop for the RENTALS. Portable typewriters, all makei. for the intention of the Holy Fa and Pennsylvania, 7 and 9. Our Lady of Guadalupe, 9:30, first summer months. The growth of ' 2424 ARAPAHOE ST. LEO'S. 10th St. and W. Colfax. 7. 9. second, third, and fifth Sundays. the parish has made the assistance ther and the welfare of Christen 10:30. and 12:15. LAS ANIMAS. 8:30. All Makes Typewriter Service TA. 3341 dom. The indulgence may also be ST. LOUIS'. 8300 S. Sherman, 6, 8, 10. LAS MESITAS, 10:30, fourth Sunday of another priest necessary. Fa 435 14th S t Barnes School Bldg. MAIN 3495 gained on Sunday, Aug. 4. and 11:30. only. ther Canavan has been making ad HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S, W. 26th LA VALLEY. 9, third Sunday: 9:80, fifth vanced studies in the graduate Confessions in preparation for Ave. end Depew, 7 and 9. Sunday. the feast will be heard Thursday ST. PATRICK'S, W. 38rd Ave. and LEADVILLE, Annunciation, 7 and 9; school of canon law at the Catholic afternoon and evening, Aug. 1. All Pecos, 6, 7:30, 9. 10:80, and 12. weekdays, 7 :30. University of America, Washing ST. PHILOMENA'S, E. 14th Ave. and St. Joseph’s, 7 and 8:80. ton, D. C. are urged to benefit by this great Detroit. 6, 7, 8. 9. 11, and 12. Holy LIMON, 10:30, second and fourth Sun COLFAX REQUIESCANT opportunity of remitting the tem days, 6, 7, 8, and 9. days only. ^The Rev. Gregory Smith, the MARKET poral punishment due for sin, and ST. ROSE OF LIMA'S, S. Navajo and W. LITTLETON, 7 and 9. Rev. Anthony Weinzapfel, and the COLFAX AT COLFAX AT THEODORE Nevada. 8 and 10. LOBATOS, 8, second Sunday only. Rev. Matthias Blenkush at DOWNING MARION IN PACE ot remember the poor souls in the ST. THERESE'S, 9606 E: 14th Ave. LONGMONT, 6. 7:30, and 9; for Spanish application of this indulgence. (Aurora), 7 and 9. people, 10:30. tended the retreat for the dioc- Sodality Picnic Is July 28 ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S. E. Ariiona LONG’S PEAK, Mass at Camp St. Malo, san clergy at St. Thomas’ semi MRS. NOTHBURGA M. HESCH. 725 and S. Josephine, 6 :S0, 8, 10, and 10, June; 8 and 10, July and August. nary this week. The Rev. Ferdi Exclaslvelr ■ flah IHACKETHAU Julian. Mother of Mre. Theresa J. Alti- The Young Ladies’ sodality pie 11:30. Holy days, 6, 7, 8:30, and 9:30. LOS CERRITOS, 10:30,. first Sunday and poaltiy market. Send Your hliseh of Denver and Irene Monahan and nic will take place this' Sunday, Weekdays, 7 and 8. only. nand Falque, editor of the Register, Everything Philip Hesch of Los Angeles. Calif.; St. Cloud Edition, was a visitor at Free delivery July 28, at Eldorado Springs. A COLORADO SPRINGS LOUISVILLE, 7 and 9. 10:30 lor Under the Friends Air Conditioned grandmother of Viola Frazzini, Rose number of cars have been solicited Spanish people. the rectory in the past week. Fa TAbor 1776 Brown, Elwin Heck. Gloria Monahan, and CORPUS CHRISTI, 2330 N. Cascade. LOVELAND. 8:80. COLORADO Irene and Philip Hesch, all of Denver. for the transportation to the picnic 7:30 and 9:80. MANGOS, 9 :30, second and fourth Sun ther Falque also visited Sister. M. Sea MORTUARY Mrs. Hesch, 76, was a native of St. Louis, grounds, where a basket lunch will GLOCKNER SANATORIUM, 2200 N. days only. Julia of the Sisters of St. Joseph of MOUNTAIN Tejon. 6 and 7 :30. h Mo., and came to Denver 35 years ago be served. The remainder of the MANITOU. June. 6:30 and 8:30; June Carondelet at St. Francis de Sales’ At TROUT. 1449-51 Kalamath St. with her husband. Philip Hesch, who SACRED HEART, 2026 W. Colorado 30 to September, 6 :80, 8 :80, and 9 ;30. convent. Sister Julia taught Fa r u n o died in 1928. Funeral services were held afternoon will be spent in enjoying Ave., 3. 10. and 11:30. Weekdays, 7 :80. V B ; Phone MAin 4006 at Presentation church July 25. Inter the varied amusements of the re ST. FRANCIS' HOSPITAL. 5:45 end 8. MARSHALL. Mass at South Boulder, ther Falque in grade school. SHIPPED ANY Weekdays, 6:45. RRUNO’S F/SH-POULTRi ment at Crown Hill cemetery. Boulevard sort. 7:30, first, third, and fifth Sundays; The Rev. Leo Thome, pastor of WHERE IN U. 8. . A .A A. A. A. A . service. ST. MARY'S. 26 W. Kiowa, 6, 7, 8, 11, 9, second and fourth Sundays. IRENE NELSON, 1044 Grant. . Daugh- The Rev, Thomas Carroll of 12:10. Weekdays, 7 and 8. HATHESON, 9:16, second Sunday; 10. St. Peter’s church, Gunnison, and of Mrs. Marjorie Nelson, sister of Robert Sacred Heart church, Philip, S. ST. PAUL'S, Broadmoor, 7 and 9:15. fourth Sunday. former administrator of St. Fran Nelson, granddaughter of Mrs. Margaret Dak., paid a short visit to the mon PUEBLO McFHEE, 8, first and third Sundays cis’, was a visitor at the rectory Heuer and Mrs. Peter Nelson, all of only. after his return from Ohio. Fa From their California Novitiata the Miles & Dryer Denver. Funeral services were held at astery while en route to Colorado OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, 421 Clark, MEAD, 7 :30, first, third, and fifth Sun Springs. The Rev, M. A. O’Boyle 7. 8, and 9:30. days; 9, second and fourth Sundays. ther Thome had been called East Chriitian Brothers send you ten superb St. Dominic’s church July 24. Inter SACRED HEART ORPHANAGE. Sprague wines. The Brothers maintain 6t, CLARK’S FLOWERS ment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Boulevard of Sacred Heart church, Shelby, MEEKER, 12, second Sunday only. by the death of a relative. Mary’s College and other schools Printing Co. service. Ave.. 6:30. MONTE VISTA. 7 and 9. Nebr., stopped off at the friary SACRED HEAR'r, 11th and Grand. 6, 7 MONTROSE, 7 and 9. Scouts’ Mother* Plan Party through the sale of their great wine. Arlistic Funeral Sprays Wheel Tickets for MRS. IRENE BOYLE McKAY, 1330 to celebrate Mass and pay a short and 9. MONUMENT, fifth Sunday or last .Glencoe. Daughter of Mrs. Margaret ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA'S, 221 Clark, The Mothers’ auxiliary of the Boyle, sister of Edward J. Boyle. Anne visit. Wednesday only. Cut Flowers • Corsages Bazaars and Carnival* 7 and 9. MORLEY (Raton pass), 7 :80 and 9, Boy Scout troop will give a card PA U L’S McCarthy, Margaret Smith, and Therese Eastern Priest to Replace Fr, ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S, Logan and FREE DELIVERY TA. 3662 Rabtoay, all of Denver. Mrs. McKay, fourth Sunday only. party on Tuesday, July 30, at 1 KE. 4875 Free Delivery Zaleha Fine, 6, 8, and 10. MT. HARRIS. 9:30, third Sunday, in p. m. at the Public Service build Catholic Work Our 33. native of Denver and a stenographer As a result of the changes made ST. LEANDER'S, 1401 E. 6th, 7 and 9. school building. for 13 years, was fatally injured in an Weekdays, 7. NEDERLAND, 8. July and August. ing. Hostesses will be Mmes. Specialty auto accident near Littleton July 21. by the recently conducted provin ST. MARY'S, 326 Clark. 6, 7:80. and 9. NEWCASTLE, 11. first Sunday only. Brockish, Brockman, and Burkhart. She had attended St. Patrick’s and Sacred cial chapter held at St. Joseph’s ST. PATRICK'S, 226 Michigan, 6. 7:30, NORWOOD, 8, last Wednesday only. Those planning to attend are asked Heart schools. Funeral services were Seraphic seminary, Calicoon, N. Y., 9, 10:30, and 11'80. NUCLA. 9, last Thursday only. 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. held at Blessed Sacrament church July EILER CHAPEL. 217 E. Mesa. 6. to bring their own cards. 28. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. it has been announced that the OAK CREEK, 9 :30, fourth Sunday, in KEystone 6348, 6349 Boulevard service. Rev. Crespin Pfirrmann, O.F.M., OTHER STATE CHURCHES Hosking’s funeral chapel. Troop 126 of St. Francis de LOOP MARKET ORDWAY, 8, first Sunday: 9, other Sun JOHN KLOPF. Funeral services were of St. Francis’ friary and retreat- AGUILAR, 7 and 9, second and fourth days. Sales’ won the attendance banner FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE conducted at St. Catherine’s church July house, Brookline, Mass., will come Sundays only. ORTIZ, 10, fourth Sunday only. at the south district court of honor 25. Burial in Mt. Olivet cemetery. AKRON, 10:30, first and third Sundays: OURAY, 8 ;30 first, second, and fifth for the fourth time this season. Free Parking With Purchase of 50c or Mora at 1429 Lawrence Boulevard service. to Denver to replace the Rev. 8, second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. Sundays; 11:30 third and fourth Sundays ALAMOSA, 6, 7:30, and 9:30. The boys have merited permanent MRS. MAY B. SPRINGER. 1228 Lambert Zaleha, O.F.M., who will PAGOSA SPRINGS, first Sunday only. ALLENSPARK, Mass at Camp St. Halo, PALISADE. 7. possession of the banner. Adams. Wife of Jesse M. Springer, be stationed at St. Bonaventure’s 10, June; 8 and 10, July and August. Hartford-Alcorn mother of Mrs. Birdie McClurkin of college, St. Bonaventure, N. Y. No ALLISON, fourth Sunday only, PAONIA, 8:30. The following scouts went on an Morning Sun. la. Mrs. Springer, 70. PARKER, first Sunday only, 9, June, SOLES other changes were made in the ANTONITO, 7 and 8:80. August, and October; 11, July and overnight hike Saturday, July 20: was a 30-year resident of Denver who ARVADA. 8. Men’s, Women’s, and Mortuary died July 19 at home. She was born in personnel of the local friary. September. Charles Colberg, Eddie Langfield, Children’s Half Soles Illinois and came to Denver in 1910 ASPEN, 7 and 8 :30. Last Sunday, Hass PEACEFUL VALLEY. Mass at Camp St Edw. Brown, David O’Byrne, Rich The Rev. Anthony Fox, O.F.M., at 8 :30. Malo, 10. June: 8 and 10, July and with her husband. Jesse -M. Springer, a AURORA. 7 and 9. ard Ruhland, Eugene Burkhardt, Loop Shoe 3 7 groceryman. Requiem Mass was offered is expected to return to the friary August. Mass at Nederland, 8. July 620 E. Colfax KE. 2779 AVONDALE, 11, fourth Sunday only. and August. Wencil Clennon, Charles Lee, and REPAIR SHOP in St. Philomena’s qhurch July 20. Burial after the clergry retreat, thus term BAILEY, Chapel of Mesdames of Sacred in Ofikaloosa. la. Olinger service. PEETZ. 7:30 and 9:80. Jerry Magers. 'The following lead Loop Market, Lawrence Street Side inating his duties at Delta, where Heart open to public, 7 and 8 :80 Sun PLATTEVILLE, 9:30, first Sunday; 8:50 MISS EDNA M. NOONAN. 1044 S. he had been acting pastor since days in July and August. other Sundays. ers accompanied them: Assistant Corona. Sister of Mary G., Urbana. BASALT, 10:30, last Sunday only. RAMAH, 9:16, first and fifth Sundays Scoutmaster Martin Pens, George James A., and Francis Noonan, all of February. The Rev. Forrest Allen, BEULAH, 10. Call a Denver. Miss Noonan, 48, a native of recently of St. Catherine’s church, 11, third Snnday. W. Pens, G. W. Phelan, and Carl THRIFT BLEND BOULDER, 6, 7 ;30. and 9. Weekdays, 7. RED CLIFF, 9. fourth Sunday only. Central City, died July 23 at home fol Denver, will take charge as admin BRANDON, 10:30, first Sunday only. M. 6tt. Sunday morning they lowing a two-month illness. She was a RICO, 10, fifth Sunday only. Roasted Fresh Daily istrator of St. Michael’s, Delta. BRECKENRIDGE, 8:30, second Sunday RIFLE, 9. first Sunday only. hiked from camp to attend ZOKE CAB daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas only. The firms listed here de Noonan and received her education at The Third Order of St. Francis ROCKY FORD. 7 and 9. June and July Mass and Benediction at Fort ixood coflfec at !V1.4in 7171 BRIGGSDALE, 8, second Saturday of .. August. Logan. schools in Central City, Greeley, and will observe its regular Com month only. ROGGEN, 8, June and August; 10, July i new low th rift price serve to be remembered Prompt, Conrteooi Servlet Denver. She taught classes for* many munion Sunday on July 28. BRIGHTON, T and 9 :30. 8 ;15 for Spanish ROMEO, 8, first Sunday only. Girl Wins Radio Award CHEAPER RATES years in Colorado and Utah and was an people only. ROUSE, 9, first and third Sundays only. when you are distributing CLEAN NEW CABS instructor in a local school at the time BRISTOL. 8, first, third, and fifth Sun SALIDA. 7 and 9. Mary Catharine McDonough, an of her death. Funeral services are being days; 10. second and fourth Sundays. eighth grrade student at St. Fran lbs. conducted at St. Francis de Sales’ church SALT CREEK. 10:30, first Sunday only, BROOKSIDE, 8. SAN ACACIO (Old Town), 9:30, fourth your patronage in the dif July 26 at 9:80. Interment in Mt, BRUSH, 8:30 and 10, first, third, and cis’, won first prize, a $39.75 wrist 13<‘: Sunday only. Olivet cemetery. Olinger service. Gims P ii Fim fifth Sundays; 8:30, second and fourth watch, on the “Three B’s” program 'DOYLE’S SAN ANTONIO, 8, fourth Sunday only ferent lines of business. MARGARET ROLLMAN, 4569 Irving. Sundays. SAN FRANCISCO, 9. third Sunday: 9:80, over KLZ Sunday, July 21. BUENA VISTA, 9. first and third Sun Buy it tkt SP R A YS Brief services were held in the residence fifth Sunday. Circle to Meet PHARMACY July 24. followed by a Requiem Mass at days. SAN LUIS, 7 and 10:30. St. Catherine’s church. Burial in Mt. BURLINGTON, 9:30, first, third, and SAN MALO. See Allenspark. St. Joseph’s circle will hold its STORE in this Market The Particclsr Dmtfist Olivet cemetery. Theodore Hackethal fifth Sundays; 7:30, second and fourth SAN PEDRO Y SAN PABLO, 9, first monthly meeting at Wa.shington Sundays. Sunday; 9:30, second Sunday: 10:80 17TH AVE. AND GRANT CALHAN, 11, first and fifth Sundays; park Wednesday, July 31. Mrs. KE. 6987 FREE DELIVERY HARVEY J. DAY, 1251 Glenarm place other Sundays. Husband of Bridget Day. father of Miss (Loretto Heights College) 9:15, third Sunday. SAN RAFAEL, 8, third Sunday only, John Brady and Mrs. Frank Mc Hazel Day, brother of Mrs. Hattie Wash As their contribution to the CAMP ST. MALO, 10, June; 8 and 10, SANTA MARIA, 7:80 and 10. Cabe will be hostesses. A picnic bum and Flo Tunnell of Denver. An July and August. SEGUNDO. 8 and 10, first Sunday only early pioneer of this city, Mr. Day, 77 world-wide efforts to promote CANON CITY, St. Michael's, 7:30, 8:80, SHERIDAN. 9. lunch will be served at 1 o’clock. PALMER FLOWERS peace, the sodalists of Loretto and 10:30. Holy days, 6:30 and 8. SILVER PLUME, Mass at Georgetown. 9 All members are requested to be ALTAR BREADS was a native of Kansas City, Mo. He Weekdays, 8:30. Holy Cross abbey, Loop Mkt. came to Denver more than 60 years ago Heights college are taking part in SILVERTON. 11:80, first and fifth Sun present. Free Delivery KE. 6010 and worked as a railroad boilermaker 6 and 7:16. days; 8:30, third Sunday. Mrs. Lloyd A. Brown and Mrs. SEWING until 1924, when he retired because of an an organized program of Masses CAPULIN. 6:30 and 10:30. SOMERSET, 10:80. injury. He died July 20 after a three- and Communions. Under the di CASCADE, June 16, 9:30; from July 21, SOPRIS, 7 ;30 and 0, second Sunday only M. McEahern are chairmen of the y w ’4TW w w w w w w ^ •m-wyr w w w w w w w w w w w w w mww*i Lfttl* Girls' Dressesp Evibroldery* 8:30 and 9:30. SOUTH BOULDER. 7 :30, first, third, and Monoeramins. Etc. month illness. Requiem Mass was of rection of Miss Pauline Guindon, CASTLE ROCK, 9. July and September; dinner committee for the annual fered at Holy Ghost church July 24. In prefect of the sodality, the entire fifth Sundays; 9, se ond and fourth carnival for the Dominican Sisters terment’ in Mt. Olivet cemetery. George 11, June. August, and October. Sundays. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING THE SISTERS OF THE P. Hackethal service. student body has been divided into CEDAREDGE. 10. second Sunday only. SPRINGFIELD, 10:30, fourth Sunday of4he Sick Poor Aug. 1. CENTRAL CITY, 9:30. only. GOOD SHEPHERD EDOUARD V. BERBERICH. 440 E. groups of ten girls. Each group CHAMA, 9:30, first and third Sundays; STARBUCK, Mass >t Evergreen. 10. FOUNDED BY IL T. MURRAY TELEPHONE PEARL 2401 13th avenue. Husband of Estella Gon is given certain days in July and 10:30. second Sunday; 9, fourth and STARKVILLE, 7 ;30 and 9, third Sunday zales Berberich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil August on which the girls offer fifth Sundays. only. Classified Ads liam N. Berberich, brother of the Rev. CHEYENNE WELLS. 8:80, first, second, STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, 7:80, first, Willard Berberich, C.SS.R., of St. Jos Mass and Communion to beg for a third, and fourth Sundays; 10:30, eph’s church. Denver; Sister Mary Im- cessation of the war that is ravag third, and fourth Sundays; 7:30 and 9, fifth Sunday. fifth Sunday. It will pay YOU to read ALL of the following adrertiaement*. J. T. Upton Renovating maculata of Mercy hospital, Denver; ing Europe. The response that COKEDALE, 8 :30, first Sunday only, Harold. Leonard. Ernest, and Olga STERLING, St. Anthony’s, 6. 7 ;30, 8 :30, b A A A A. A A A A A A A.AA.AA.A.A A A. ^ Co. the sodality office has received CONEJOS. 10. and 10. Holy days, 6, 7, 8, and 9. Berberich, and Mrs. Marie McCutcheon. COPELAND LAKE, Mass at Camp St. St. Benedict’s hospital, 6. Denver. Mr. Berberich. 38, a native of testifies that the girls are co-op Malo, 10, June: 8 and 10, Jnly and STONEHAM, 8:30. PAINTING & PAPERING FURNACES AND GRATES PROMPT Denver and a draftsman of the state erating enthusiastically with this August. STRATTON, 7 ;80. first, third, and fifth Painting and Papering reasonable. E. T. FURNACE^ INSTALLED & REPAIRED PERSONAL highway department for three years, died plan. CRAIG. 9 :30. every Sunday except first. Sundays: 9:30, second and fourth H. H. York. 627 E. Exposition. PEarl 2218 REASONABLE^ July 23 at Mercy hospital, where he had CRESTED BUTTE. 7 and 8:80. Veager. 87 W. Maple, Spruce 2954. been a patient since undergoing an The summer school students were Sundays. SERVICE CRIPPLE CREEK. 8 or 9, alternate Sun SUGAR CITY. 10. first Sunday only. PAINTING, HOUSE CLEANING appendectomy nine weeks ago. He was entertained at an assembly on days with Victor. SUPERIOR, 9. first, third, and fifth Sun Groceries • Meats - Bakery MATTRESS RENOVATING W. H. UPTON, graduated from St. Joseph’s high school Wednesday, July 24, by Lillian CROOK, 8 or 10, alternate Sundays with days; 7:30, second and fourth Sundays. Guaranteed painting, 49e an hour. House Mantrer and was active in the St. Vincent de Paul Covilla’s school of dancers. lliff. SWINK, 9, last Sunday of month only. MURRAY’S SPECIAL PRICE FOR LIMITED TIME cleaning, 35c. Jobs of any kind. With ref society of that parish and in the Regis DEERTRAIL, 11, first, third, and fifth TELLURIDE, 11:30. second Sunday; MATTRESSES CUSHIONED WITH erences. GR. 5295. 765 Tejon Street Laymen’s Retreat league. He attended Daughters Courageous and Abe Sundays. SINCE 1382 QUALITY INNER SPRINGS. NEW Regis college and the University of De 8:30. fourth Sunday. IRONING, ODD JOBS TAbor 5223 Lincoln in Illinois were shown for DEL AGUA, 7:80 and 9:30, first Sunday TERCIO, 9. fourth Sunday only. Phones GR. 1613.14-15 COVERS, FELTED, CARDED, 35.46, troit. He was a member of Catheclral only. TIOGA. 9, fourth Sunday only. ONE-DAY SERVICE. MATTRESSES parish at the \ime of his death, but had the sisters in the past week. West 33nd A Jnlian RENOVATED. NEW COVERS. 32.46. WE Work by the hour. Excellent ironer. 25e an DEL NORTE. Holy Name of Mary TRINIDAD. Holy Trinity, 6, 7. 8, 9. and hour and car fare. GR. 5205. lived in St. Joseph’s the greater part of The French and Spanish students church, 8 and 10. 10:30. ALSO RECOVER STUDIO COUCHES. his life. A Requiem Mass is being cele at the college are having a puppet St. Joseph's sanitarium, .6 ;30. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. 7 and 9. MOUNTAIN STATES MATTRESS CO. FURNACES, SHEET METAL brated at St. Joseph church July 26 at 9. show on Monday, July 29. DELTA, 7 and 9, first, third, fourth, and TROUTDALE. Mass at Evergreen, 10. 2166 15TH ST. TA. 9982. Burial in Mt. Olivet cemetery. George fifth Sundays; 8, second Sunday. Sharp Bros. Furnace and Sheet Metal. P. Hackethal service. VICTOR. 8 or 9, alternate Sunday! with The student body and alumnae DOLORES, 10, first and third Sundays. Cripple Creek. HOTELS Furnaces cleaned and repaired. Chimney JOE DANIEL A. McGOWAN. 4600 S. of Loretto gathered in the college DURANGO. St. Columba's. 7 and VIGIL, 9. third Sunday only. THE PUEDLO stacks, gutters. 1421 Blake. KE. 1922. Broadway. Husband of Ida McGowan, chapel on Thursday evening, July Weekdays, 7 :30. VINELAND, 9. NEWHOUSE HOTEL father of Mrs. Henry Church of Holyoke, 24, to pay their respects to their Sacred Heart, 7 :80 and 9 :30. VOLLMER, Spanish colony, 11. third In Red Rocks Park IN THE SHADOW of Ck>lorado'* beau PHOTOGRAPHS Mrs. Scott Midkirk of Englewood, and EAST LAKE, 9. Sunday. (60 million years old) tiful capitoL Colfax at Grant. Denver, Katherine McGowan of Everett, Wash. late chaplain, Monsignor Richard EATON (Spanish), 12, second Sunday The Anderson Photograph Studio. 1206 WALSENBURG, 6. 7:80. 8 :80, 9:45, and Colo. 16th St. 0>rner Lawrence. PIrone HAIn Requiem Mass was offered at St. Louis’ Brady. Father W. F. Perry, SJ., only. 11. KEATING’S church, Englewood. July 19, Interment EDGEWATER, 7 and 9. Weekdays. 7 :30 WARD. Mass at Gold Hill, 8:50. or Lunches, Dinners, 50c, 75c, and 31.25 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME. 1373. of Regis college led in the recita 1772 Grant. Pleasant home tor girls. in Littleton cemetery. ELBERT, fourth Sunday only: 9, June Nederland, 8. M t Trout Chicken, Steak REAL ESTATE tion of the Rosary. and August; 11. July and September. WELBY. 5 and 8. The retiring and the newly ELDORADO SPRINGS, Mass at South WELDONA, 8:80, flrat Sunday: 10. other HOME FOR SALE Want property listing near Catholic 1619 Tremont St. Boulder, 7 ;30, first, third, and fifth CURIO SHOP Indians Attend Mass elected student council members Sundays. S. Josephine'St., 5 rooms, full finished churches and schools. Cali W. Schrodt, SP. Sundays; 9, second and fourth Sun WESTCLIFFE, 8. first and fourth Sun New Exhibit of Indian Arts 7662. DRAUGHT BFER met at! the college on Wednesday days. basement, den, laundry room, gas h.w. . At Guadalupe Basilica days; 10, second, third, and fifth Sun heat Close to church, schools. 34.999. MIXED DRINKS evening, July 24, to make filial ELIZABETH, second Sunday only days. ADMISSION FREE SITUATION WANTED changes in the constitution before June, August, and October; 11, Jnly WESTON, 9, second Sunday only. PE. 8782. Decorated and September. WIGGINS. 10. fifth Sunday only. Hotel clerk-steno. Know transcript. Good Mexico City. — The colony of sending it to be printed. EMPIRE, Mass at Georgetown, 9. WRAY. 9:80. Holy days, 9. 10 Miles West of Denver DRUG STORES personality. Age 88. Experienced CoIoraSo end California. Box 59-X. The Register. Yucatec Indiana residing in the ENGLEWOOD, 6. 8. and 10. YUMA. 8, first and third Sundays; 10:30 HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY ERIE, 0, first, third, and fifth Sunday! second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. capital attended a special Mass in Holy Rosary Parish 7 ;30, second and fourth Sundays. Your Naborbood Druggist HOUSE FOR RENT the Basilica of Guadalupe at which Phone SPruce 9688 799 So. Pearl Picnic Is Successfu ESPINOZA. 10:80, third Sunday only. 1326 South Elisabeth. Full basement. Good The Best In Archbishop Luis M. Martinez of ESTES PARK, 7:30 and 9:80. No week NO MORE THAN JAMES HUTCHINSON (Holy Rosary Parish) day Masses until further notice. location. Call PE. 2728. Mexico officiated. The Rev. Mari EVERGREEN. 8 and 10. THEY CAN AFFORD . . . Used ano Cuevas, S.J.# told the story of _ The pastor, the Rev. John Jud- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE nic, and the church committee wish FAIRPLAY, 9. Certainly, at that inevitable time when Furniture the apparition of the Blessed to express their thanks to the FLEMING. 7 and 9. your last rites are held, you don’t want Reconditioned pianoa, players, grands, 5 room bungalow, 2 lots, complete base Virgin to the Indian, Juan Diego, FLORENCE, 7 and 9. Weekdays. 7:80 your loved onei to incur more expense than organs (pipe and reed), orchestral instru- ment. 2 baths, gas furnace, automatic hot workers at the picnic at Elitch’s FORT COLLINS, St. Joseph's. 6:30 and 9 they can afford. That’s why we urge menti. T. R. Walker, 238 Broadway. 8P. water heater. Near St. Philamena'.a church ALSO NEW , jUid of the authentication of the gardens and to all who attended Holy Family (Spanish), 8 and 10 1864, and school. 969 Steele St, apparition by the Holy See. FORT- GARLAND, 9,. second Sunday everyone to investigate funerals and fu Cash or Credit it. The picnic was successful. only. neral costa now. It’s the sensible, thought FRE5 INFORMATION By owner. 11 room apartment bouse, fur FORT LOGAN, 8:30, first Sunday; 9:30 ful thing to do—Just as important as buy nished. Across from St. Francis de Sales’ ing insurance to provide for their needs A FULL LINE OF Phone other Sundays.^ CIVIL SERVICE INFORMATION FREE. (jhurch. Must sell quickly. Income |190 a FORT LUPTON, 8 ;80, first Sunday: W;80. after you’re gone. , Delmar Institute. 695 Tabor Bldg., Denver. ^onth. 277 So. Sherman. PE, 6883. OFFICE FURNITURE TAbor 7372 OLINGERS Pharmacy other Sundays. Regardless ef price, yen’ll find all our serv- MA. 9836. ices COMPLETE with fine appointments. HELP WANTED Ws rent Folding Chairs, Card and FORT LYON, 7. PRINTING Banquet Tablen, Dishes, Silver Outside City Limits FORT MORGAN. 7:30 and 9. Housekeeper, Catholic, middleaged, for FOUNTAIN. 10, first and third Sundays. Geo. P. Hackethal Visiting Cards, 60 for 75c. best quality. couple. Small home. Give reference. Biox 19, ware, anything in stock. NO SPECIAL TAX ON TOBACCO FRAZER, Mats at Maryval* camp. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Wedding announcements, commercial print Albany Tailors Coaien't Ranch chapel, 8. Register. , Established 1888 17U STOUT STREET AND CIGARETTES 1246 Aeoma TAbor 1856 ing. Wheel tickets always. We publish the PHONE KEYSTONE 4832 FREDERICK. 9. first, third, and fifth FREE Denver Street Guide. RODGERS Wanted—Capable, middleaged lady for BETWEEN SEASON SALK 3020 0 . Alameda Sundays; 7:80, tteond and fourth Sun- general housework. GL. 1718. OPEN F8UU I A. AL TO I P. M. days. PRINTING CO., 811 14th SU KE. 4064. '1 I