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DENVER CATHOUC St. Joseph's Hallrat Loretto Heights Year’s Reports Cover REGISTER Work Done at Centers The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We In Greeley, Brighton Bave Also tbs International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Ls.rge Special Service, Seven Smaller Services. NCWC and Religious News Photos (3 cents per copy) , The annual reports by the Missionary Sisters of Our VOL XUI. No, 46. DENVER, COLO„ THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1947. $1 PER YEAR. Lady of Victory in Greeley and Brighton show a marvelous work for the faith and for charity. The eight nuns in the two centers gave religious instruction to 1,714 persons. Of these 109 were adults, 1,652 children taught in classes, and Dominican Sisters Give 53 youngsters taught by correspondence. The total number of visits to homes was 2,621. The reports cover about nine months’ work in each center. The sisters, who this year mark their silver jubilee as an order, $70,000 Aid to Sick Poor formerly were known as Mission English Priest ary Catechists. Their work IS chiefly among the Spanish-speak - Carinsr for the sick and the poor of Denver over a span ing. They attend residents of a To Address Legion of nearly a quarter of a century is the record of the Dorhin- number of missions around Gree Franciscan Sisters' ican Sisters of the Sick Poor, whose 24th annual bazaar this ley and Brighton. Of Mary, Denver year will be held on the nights of July 17,18,19, and 20. The A third center in the archdio cese is that in Holy Ghost parish, Assistant General Jesuit Fathers have granted the bazaar committee the use of Denver. This will not be in opera At the invitation of Archbishop the Loyola church grounds, E. 23rd avenue and York street tion, however, until renovation of Urban J. Vehr of Denver, the Rev. Will Visit Denver It is estimated that in the years year depends. The sisters have no a building to serve as a convent Francis J. Ripley of the Archdio of their service in Denver the nuns other means of support. and of one in which to hold classes cese of Liverpool, England, will is complete. The sisters will work have distributed more than $70,000 Harold Kilejr Chairman speak in Denver next week. His Sister M. Emilie Wessendarp, Architect’s drawing of the new residence hall ditions at the college. The building is now ender among neglected children in the appearance will be sponsored by in various types of care. Last year At a recent meeting of the ba at Loretto Heights college, Denver, which will ac the first U.S. nun to be named construction and will ho ready for occupancy in downtown area. the Denver comitium of the Le saw them making nearly 3,000 vis zaar committee Harold A. Kiley commodate 70 additional residence students and September when the largest enrollment in the assistant to the Mother General itations to homes of the sick poor. was again named general chair Summaries of the reports of the gion of Mary. Father Ripley’s talk of the Poor Sisters of St. Francis relieve considerably the present crowded living con- history of Loretto Heights is expected. will be open to any interested per Hours of service, in which upwards man; Thomas Neyin, assistant Greeley and Brighton centers fol + + + + + + ■ son. The meeting will be held in of Perpetual Adoration, will pre of 200 patients were treated at chairman; J. L. Rice, treasurer; low; the Empire room of the Shirley- side at the election a a superior home last year, totaled nearly 6,000 Harry Struck and John Fitzpat Contractor Using New ‘Terra-Cret^ Process GREELEY Savoy hotel, Wednesday evening, for the Western province to be in nursing. Food, clothing, dhoes, rick, assistant treasurers; and Rita July 16, at 8 o’clock. held at St. Joseph’s convent, Den medicine, cash, fuel, and general LaTourette, secretary. Mrs. L. A. September, 1946—-July, 1947 Recently Father Ripley was a ver, in August. Mother Basilia items totaling nearly $10,000 were Brown will be chairman of the re Missions attended, 15; classes has served as Provincial since the chaplain in the British air forces. given on behalf of the sick poor freshment booth. There will be no taught every week, 50; number erection of the province March He came to America primarily to and needy regardless of color or dinner served this year. Residence Hall Being Erected enrolled in religion classes, 923; 19, 1982. attend the Marian congress in Ot creed. Nearly 500 Christmas bask Many Attraction* Offered children, 774; adults, 96; corre tawa, Canada. Later he visited The post held by Sister Emilie ets were distributed to the needy at Among the many articles on dis spondence pupils, 53; private in his cousin. Professor Scott-Taylor is the highest office in the order Christmas time. play at the bazaar will be a 1947 structions given, 116; first com of Princeton, who is a Catholic ever occupied by an American super deluxe Ford car, a Westing- municants, 112; children, 107; sister. She was named at the gen Work Dependi Upon Basaar Bn Campus at Lorette Heights adults, five; number in choir scientist of international renown. house seven-foot electric refriger Father Ripley has written several eral chapter of the order held in The Dominican Sisters of the ator, and a Westinghouse washing (junior and senior choirs), 40; Germany. number in sodaiity, 39; altar boys, articles and pamphlets on the le Sick Poor are not members of the machine. Many attractive booths As a step toward a proposed 'steadily growing enrollment that institutions, and collegres through gion, one o f which is entitled Community Chest. Their work is will be arranged on the grounds. 18; membership in Altar society Elected for a six-year term, Sis has marked the college’s progress. out the United States, it is one lAke an Army in Battle Array. hidden and routine. Many devoted It is hoped the bazaar will re building program' on Loretto (married women), 46; visits to ter Emilie will act as co-ordinator The number of students is ex He has written three pamphlets laymen and women give unstint- ceive wide support from the peo Heights college campus, Denver, of the first structures of its kind homes, 1,505; Catholic papers, between the European members pected to exceed all past records on the way of making converts, of the order and the two provinces ingly of their time and eflTort to ple of Denver, as the purpose is the construction of a new resi to be erected in or near Denver magazines, leaflets distributed, next year. and it is being watched with 3,157; religious articles distrib stressing particularly the held of of the order in this country. The make the bazaar a success. Upon to raise funds necessary to carry dence ha)l is going forward rap The additional residence space great interest by the building uted, 1,494; and pieces of clothing the Legion of Mary. He points other American mother-house is this annual event the work of the on the work of the Dominican Sis idly, and, despite the shortage of provided by St. Joseph’s hall will many building materials, the hall profe.ssion. given, 800. out that few converts were made in Mishawaka, Ind. Although she ters among the sick poor of the city enable Loretto Heights college to during the past hundred years in will be ready for occupancy at the will be stationed at the general regardless of race or creed. reopen its enrollment to a limited The entire building including BRIGHTON England because there was no or- 5f. Louis U, Proxy beginning of the fall semester in mother-house in Olpe, Germany, Hundreds of cash donations from number of resident students from walls, floors, and roof is con Sept. 1, 1946, to June 21, 1947 Iganized means of bringing them in, she will act as visitator to the the merchants and professional September. Denver and immediate vicinity for structed of poured “ Terra-Crete,” .... -. ,, , . but now, with the legion, England The new dormito^, known as American provinces before going Is Visitor at Regis men and women who are familiar the coming school year. a unique building process pio Missions, five; children in cate- or any country can o be •converted c . to Europe. with the work of the sisters have St. Joseph’s hall, will be located neered and developed largely by chism classes, 778; classes taught within a dehnite space of time by immediately to the Muth of the Hall to Hava 50 Rooms The Very Rev. Patrick J. Hol- already been received. Anyone C. M. Stoffel, the consulting en every Afeek, 27; visits, including the mere expedient of parishes’ Native of St. Bernard, O. Administration building. It will loran, S.J., president of St Louis wishing to make such a donation According to architect’s plans, gineer who is in charge o f the to the sick and census, 1,116; altar multiplying their praesidia of the provide comfortable accommoda She is a native of St. Bernard, university, St. Louis, Mo., arrived is asked to make the check payable the new two-story residence hall building project. Native clay, ce boys, 20; girls in sodality, 85; Legion of Mary and using those Ohio. Before entering the religious in Denver July 9 to spend several to the Dominican Sisters of the tions for an additional 70 board will contain more than 50 outside ment, and pea grravel are blended boys in Crusaders of Christ the prae.sidia to bring in converts. community in La Fayette, Ind., weeks at Regis college. Sick Poor and mail to their con ing students and will enable the rooms, each of which will com (Turn to P a g e t — Column i ) King, 167; Father Ripley comes to Denver college to keep pace with the in 1918, she was educated in St. Father Holloran, who has been vent, 2501 Gaylord street, Denver. mand an inspiring view of the First communicants (two weeks after speaking in Indianapolis and Clement's school, S t Bernard, president of St. Louis university valleys and mountains near the of daily instructions to first com St. Louis, While in Colorado ho and for six years worked as a since 1943, will spend much of his Heights. The building will have a FUND FOR BURSE municants), 108; adults for First will pay a visit to the Colorado bookkeeper and stenographer. time here in conference with the BRITAIN'S FAMED 'RADIO PRIEST' frontage of 83 feet and a depth Communion, nine; adults for in Springs curia and address its mem After entering the convent Very Rev. Raphael C. McCarthy, of 102 feet. For maximum living structions, 14; magazines and lit bers. she attended Creighton universi^, S.J., newly installed president o f comfort and efficiency in thd IS CLOSE TO TOP erature diatributed, 679; religious During his brief stay in Den Omgha^. JPiirdua -anivargityy. ~ Father McCarthy wag for WILL SPEAK AT HEIGHTS JULY 17 floor plan, the. structure, will he articles distributed, 650; gifts to ver he wul be the guest of the Rev. Fayette: and S t Louis university. many years connected with St built in the sh ^ e of the letter H. It is getting close to the top this children, 500; saclU o f candy to Roy Figlino of Brighton, who is She holds a Bachelor of Philosophy Louis university as head of the de As part of his special American Father Heenan Is con sid e^ An attractive flagstone patio and week. chRdren, 463 j articles o f clothing, the arcndiocesan director of the degree from Loyola university, partment of psychology and later terrace with canopy and railings 78; and reading books, 12. Legion of Mary. tour, Britain's famed “ radio as one of the most forceful and Oh, yes, it is hot enough, if you Chicago, and, since her gradua as regent of the university school priest," the Rev. Dr. John C. Hee- will add collegiate charm to the tion, 'has returned to the univer of nursing. convincing speakers in the Church entrance of the .hall. are thinking of the thermometer. nan of Manor Park, London, will today in the world-wide battle But we mean the sity nearly every summer for short speak at Loretto Heights college, Each floor will contain 27 pri The chipf aim of the conference against the materialistic stand of fund for the courses in educational subjects. will be the setting up of a far- Denver, Thursday evening, July vate and double student rooms many powers and countries Maiy Immaculate Leadville Native is Named She taught in S t Lawrence’s reaching program for the growth 17, at 8 p.m. in the college audi with ample closet and storage school. La Fayette, for 17 years, throughout the world. He has space, and, in addition, reception seminary burse. and expansion of Regis college. Fa torium. Father Heenan’s address, gained an international recogni Donations of during the last six of which she ther McCarthy has already re which is one of the outstanding at and recreation rooms, snack kitch was the superior. tion in his leadership of Catholic ens, laundry and ironing rooms, $145 were re ceived the assurance of support tractions planned for the 27th an Action. ceived at th e Student Adviser at Regis She also taught at Cedar Lake from presidents o f all other Jesuit nual summer session of the col and many other practical features The priest is well known to for convenience of student college Chancery office and Dunnington, Ind., and was colleges and universities in his lege, is open to the general pub In keeping with the enlarged W. G. Joyce o f 4557 Raleigh assistant superior of S t Francis’ many throughout the United life. The entire structure will be in Denver. Added work to place Regis on a par with lic. The Sisters of Loretto extend street. convent. La Fayette. She was States and Great Britain as a lead thoroughly fireproqf. to a previous to scope of activities and expansion the 26 other Jesuit colleges .and a cordial invitation to students, tal of $5,145, that In another shift of the college mistress of young professed sisters universities in the nation. Regis is ing author and journalist. He now in force at Regis college, Den parents, alumnae, and all friends New Construction Process personnel, the Rev. William J. in La Fayette for a number of the only Jesuit college and also the made countless thousands of makes $5,390. of the college. He will speak on ver, the Rev. William J. Fitzger Stackhouse, S.J., professor of phi years and is a former member of only Catholic men’s college in an friends in the United States dur Although the method of con The goal is $6,- the subject, “ The Church in the struction has already been used 000, only $610 to ald, S.J., who was assistant to the losophy at Regis college, will go (Turn to Page t — Column B) area comprwing nearly nine states. World of the Future.’’ ing his appearances on the inter national trans-Atlantic radio se successfully by many industries. go. The burse is Provincial of the Jesuit order in to St. Louis university to teach ries known as “ Britain Speaks.” being sponsored nine states for the past 17 years, the Jesuit scholastics. The Rev. by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr to will be transferred to the college Christian L. Bonnet, S.J., will Thousands Participate in Pilgrimage Began Broadcasting by Accident CATHOLICS AIDED help educate young men for the this fall to take over a full-time come from St. Louis university, Although he is among the best- priesthood. job of student counselor. where he has been teaching scho lastics, to become professor of known radio speakers in Europe Gifts made in the week were The position, which has been philosophy at Regis. today. Father Heenan broke into IN POLIO FIGHT $55 from St. John’s parish, Love in existence at St. Louis university Conducted at Cabrini Mountain Shrine broadcasting by accident He land; $50 from St. John’s Altar and other large Jesuit schools for Other Appointments Listed wrote a letter to the British Broad It was in the poliomyelitis epi society, Loveland; $10 from Mrs. several years, is a new one at Re» Father Bonnet holds B.A. and casting corporation criticizing the demic of last year, the worst epi J. F. MacDonald of Denver in gis and will be of inestimable M.A. degrees from St. Louis uni- (See Picture Also on Page 9) followed by flower girls from the Blessed Sacrament in the proces presentation of Britain’s views to demic of its kind in the history of memory of a grandson; $20 from value to students of the college. '(Tum to Page t — Column 8) The first public pilgrimage in Queen of Heaven orphanage. Mem sion. , ^ America. “ Come along and tell Denver, that the Denver county Anonymous, Denver; and $10 from Father Fitzgerald will serve as an honor of St. Frances Xavier Ca bers of different communities of America yourself” was the line of chapter of the National Founda N.N., Denver. advisei; to the students on spirit sisters and priests of the city made Fr. Lo Cascio Gives Sermon brini held last Sunday afternoon BBC’s reply, and Father Heenan tion of Infantile Paralysis proved Gifts may be made in any ual, financial, scholastic, and per up the rest of the proces.sion. Regis Men's Club at the mountain camp founded by At the grotto, where a large did just that And, in so doing, its worth. In the 263 cases of amount either outright or as a sonal problems. ^ the saint was a fitting demonstra The Blessed Sacrament was car multitude had assembled on the he gained many friends and fol polio in the city at that time the bequest. Address the Most Rev. During the past year, this work tion Wi her honor. Several thou ried in procession by the R t Rev. opposite hill, which had been ter lowers for the Church and him chapter contributed materially to Urban J. Vehr, Chancery Office, was carried on at Regis by the Is Seeking 'Lost' sand'' pilgrims from Denver and Charles Hagus, assisted by the raced to afford a convenient gath self in both England and the the comfort and recovery of all 1536 Logan street, Denver 6, Colo. Rev. John J. Quirk, SJ., who other communities in Colorado and Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell ering place in view of the shrine United Btates. the sufferers. A number of Cath divided his time between teaching neighboring states took part in the and the Very Rev. Felix Reitlings- for the many pilgrims, the Very Durikg the early years of the olics were included among those modern languages and serving as Alumni of College actual procession and memorial hofer, O.F.M. An honor guard of Rev. Thomas Lo Cascio, O.S.M., war when Nazi power was at its aided. Denver Youth Gets adviser to the students. rites. Other thousands took occa Fourth Degree Knights of Colum pastor of Our Lady of ML Carmel height,,Father Heenan was among _ The work of the, local organiza sion to visit the shrine g;rounds bus in full regalia escorted the parish, delivered the sermon for the few in Europe who dared Student at Sacred Heart Academy The Regis Men’s club, now tion did not end, however, with the larger and more active than at any some time during the day. + ■f + (Turn to Page S — Column 6) ‘ (Turn to P aget — Column S) victory over the epidemic. The Navy Scholarship Father Fitzgerald is a native of It was announced this week Leadville and attended Sacred other time in its history, is launch all-volunteer chapter members, ing a nation-wide imest for former jointly by the Knights of Colum who represent every creed, race, Thomas Stephen Mitchell, 18, Heart academy from 1895 to bus Mother Cabrini Shrine com 1898. He completed his freshman students of thr Denver college business and professional field, 333 E. 16th avenue, Denver, has whose addresses have become lost mittee and the Missionary Sisters Honor Guarid in Procession and social agency, meet each year at Sacred Heart college in been notified by the Navy de 1899 and then entered the Society because of the many residential of the Sacred Heart, who operate month to review the cases still re changes of the war-time years. a mountain camp for orphan girls quiring care. At these meetings partment that he has been awarded of Jesus. He taught as a scholas tic at Regis from 1906 to 1911 and Complete lists of each entering at the site of the shrine, that the the progress of the victims is a four-year Naval ROTC scholar freshman class for the past 60 shrine grounds will be open daily ship at Villanova college, Pa. He returned to the college as dean studied and disbursement of the years have been prepared in the and visitors are welcome at any funds contributed by the March of will have the rank of midshipman from 1915 to 1922. time. A large sign marks the camp office of the organization and will Dimes campaign is carried out. upon admission Sept. 23 to the In 1930 Father Fitzgerald be be sent, upon request, to any alum entrance on the north side of U. S. college, where he will study civil Although the 18-member board came assistant to the Provincial of nus who believes he can aid in highway 40 in Mount Vernon can is augmented by a, medical advis engineering. He is the son of Mrs. the Missouri province, which in yon, about one mile above the tracing the whereabouts of former ory committee composed of five F. B. MitcheU. cludes Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin, classmates. Morrison junction. Sisters and prominent Denver doctors, the A graduate of Regis high school Minnesota, Kansas, Nebraska, children at the mountain camp will chapter has no control over the in June, Thomas is a member of North and South Dakota, Wyom Class Societies to Be Selected be able to direct visitors to the type of treatment to be given. It the Cathedral parish, where he ing, Colorado, and part of Illinois. At the same time, an effort is grounds. merely furnishes the funds neces has served as an altar boy for the Fr. Stackhouse Moved to St. Louis being made to select from each The 'committee also emphasizes sary to carry out the wishes of the past two and a half years. At Regis class one man to act as secretary that the short front entrance to the attending physician and the fam he was active in the National For Father Fitzgerald is well known and serve as a tie between his camp will be open to all traffic, ily of the victim. ensic league and was sports editor in Denver and is the uncle of Mrs. class and the organization. The and that it will be unnecessary to Extensive Care Given of both the Regie Raven and the actual work of correspondence and use the rough road at the rear of Raider in his junior and senior reports will be handled in the the camp, as was necessitated by An excerpt from the chapter years. He won first prize in the alumni office located at the col police traffic regulations last Sun chairman’s report for the year senior division in the Archbishop’s lege. day. ending in May, 1947, gives an in 1947 essay contest and was All the clergy of the Denver Response Is Gratifying dication of the extensive and val awarded his trophy by Archbishop archdiocese have been made hon uable work of the unit. “ Our Urban J. Vehr at the all-parochial orary members of the club, which The Mother Cabrini Shrine com chapter last year paid for 7,644 graduation exercises June 8 in the includes in its membership many mittee of the Fourth Degree as days of hospital care, and 5,141 City auditorium. friends of the college in addition sembly of the K. of C. was highly physiotherapy treatments. It pro to alumni. The graduation class of gratified at the response to the vided for the application of 1,288 All Expenses Paid lUd"! was given a free yeat’s ac pilgrimage held under its spon hot packs, and 400 days of conva By passing the college aptitude tive membership, and this practice sorship. Thanks are expressed to lescent care. The executive secre test administered by the naval will be carried on with each suc the clergy, the sisters, the laity, tary, Mrs. Carol Dexter, made 511 examining section of the college cessive graduation class. and the many organizations that home calls, in addition to her many entrance examination board, and a As a result of the quest for were represented at the shrine cer hospital visits.” rigid physical examination, 'Thomas “ lost” alumni, the membership of emonies. Particular thanks are It was in making one oi her became eligible for consideration the club is expected to exceed given to all who in any way as (Turn to Page t — Column 8) by the Navy department under its 1,000 by fall, with a higher goal sisted in preparations or in the ROTC program and was assigned in sight the following year. A bi- conduct o f the pilgrimage rites. Fr. Ernst of Stratton to Villanova college, ono of four montoly magazine with news and pavin g the chapel in the main (^tholic colleges in the United pictures of interest to Regis alum residence building on the prop Is Now Recuperating States co-operating in the naval ni and friends has already mads erty, the procession, in which the An honor guard of Fourth Degree members of background is the large residence building, summer In Denver Sanitarium ROTC program, and has been ac its appearance. In addition, a busi Blessed Sacrament was carried, the Knights of Columbus in full regalia accom- home for the girls from the Queen of Heaven or cepted for enrollment there. His ness directory is being prepared wended its way about a quarter of anied the Blessed Sacrament in the procession phanage. It was this building for which Mother The Rev. Henry Ernst of Strat scholarship includes cost of tui for free distribution. a mile down to the beautiful Seld at the mountain shrine of St. Frances Cabrini Cabrini had her sister companions gather the ton, who was in S t Joseph’s hos tion, fees, textbooks, necessary The cipb entered the social Lourdes grotto on the property. last Sunday afternoon. The Blessed Sacrament W** stones from the neighboring hillsides. From the pital, Denver, for several months uniforms, and annual retainer pay scene by staging a successful din Heading the procession was a large carried by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Charles Hagus, observatory on the roof there are megnificent for treatment, now is recuperat for other college expenses at the ner for the Regis college basket roup of Cub Scouts, from Catho- —Photo by Lalnsen assisted by the Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell and views in every direction. The Fourth Degree rate of $600 a year for the four- ball team last March, and membert' e cub packs in town. They were ing in S t Francis’ sanitarium, 326 g the Vary Rav. Felix Reitlingthofer, O.F.M. la tka knights ware sfansors of the pilgrimage. King stm t, Denver. (Tum to Pago S — Column S) Thonus S. Mitchell (Turn to Page i — Column 3) PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4206 Thursday, July 10, 1947 Regis Men s Club 'oldest Holy Name Man' C atk olics Aided 615 17fh Street ST. CHRISTOPHER A Choice of Is Seeking lo s t’ In Polio F^kt ky Complete» Well MEDALS Planned AluinniofCoDege National Society
BREAKFASTS (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) Priced from 45e to 95c of the organization assiated in home visits during the epidemic For Car holding a reception for the Very of 1946 that Mrs. Dexter en Wa Fiiatura an Exclntiaa Blaod of Ceffao countered one of the many heart Sweet Roll* Baked Fresh Daily From Onr Oeeiis Rev. Raphael C. McCarthy, SJ., warming examples of faith that president of the college, on June she sees so often in her work. and Key Chdias Open Week Days 6:30 A.M. - Sundays 8 A.M. 30. Young Herbert Thompson, older Open to Interested.Men son of Herbert Thompson of 2500 W. 29th avenue, was attacked by SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Men interected in Catholic edu the disease Sept. 19, 1946. The cation and graduatea of other situation became desperate and Choice 6 Appetixera, 2 Sonps, 7 Entrees, Including Catholic colleges who now live in Herbert was hospitalized. But Denver have been invited to take his younger brother, Gerald, four Also Cruciform 4-Way Medal CHOPPED STEAK, HALIBUT years old, was free from worry, part in the activities of the only and he told Mrs. Dexter why: (Includes St. Christopher and Catholic men’s college between “ Herbie is coming home from the Indirldoal Baked CHICKEN PIE Omaha and the Pacific coaat 11 a.m. to hospital soon, ’cause every morn Other Types) 2 Salads, 10 Desserts and Drinks 5 p>m. only This fall, if the membership is ing and night we pray to Mother large enough to warrant such a Cabrini. He’ll be all rizht.” Her too Seats • N o Liquor • Organ Musk move, a new election of officers bert recovered from poliomyelitis on Nov. 25, 1946. and directors will be held. It Is The James Clarke Church Goods House planned to establish a. regulation Girl’* Ca*e Reviewed A Complete Line of that the vice president of the or The Rev. Hubert M. Newell, j o H n s o n s ganization cannot be a member of archdiocesan superintendent of CHURCH GOODS AND RELIGIOUS ARTICLES the Regis alumni so that the schools, and a member of the Den STORAGE a mouinc co. friends of the college in the or ver County chapter, cites the case Est. 1636 Trem ont Place ganization will have equal repre of 16-year-old Mary Frances 1902 * Denver 2, Colo. M.aC/\£ A K om c DtSW/klMCE , sentation with the alumni. Stringer of 1310 W. Colfax ave Regis clubs have already been nue as an “ indication of the type formed among alumni in Wash of aid and continuing service : ^ g o v i i v O ington, D. C., and one is in the which the National Foundation for process of formation in St. Louis, Infantile Paralysis is contributing Mo. Beliavad to b« th* oldail active Nemo eonvontiott la Bo*ten Oct. in the fight against polio.” Said For the Safely of Your Goods Holy Name maa in United State*, 1-5. Mr. Meu*a, in addition to hi* Father Newell: "Because of the Alaxaadar Mauta, 92, of Malroia, own niao ckildran who aro *till seriousness of Miss Stringer’s Use Johnson Sorvieo on Every Move Mas*., i* (liewn with one of kU living, ka* 45 grandchildren and case, and the realization of the The Deuver Catholic great-grandion*, explaining kii 41 graat.grandckildren to "help long duration of hospitalization Not QuiltyU AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC plan* to attend the national Holy keep him yonng." necessary in the treatment, the “TO AND FBOM HVERTWHERg- Register case has been reviewed at the The Max Cook Sporting Goods Store was not STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING monthly meetinn since the girl responsible for the large placards advertising tl^e Published Weekly by the RESIDENCE HALL BEING ERECTED fell victim to poliomyelitis July 1, objectionable, class B movie. Duel in the Sun, used Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway 1946. Her treatment since that Catholio Presi Society, Ine. on the float in the Babe Zaharias parade. The sport 038 Bannock Street, Denver, time, including eight months spent ON CAMPUS AT LORETTO HEIGHTS in an iron lung, has been contrib ing goods store at 1608 Glenarm supplied gratis the A.B.C. DOLL SHOP Colo. HANSEN A HANSEN uted by the Denver chapter. The golf sticks, tennis rackets, and other sports equip New Dolls and Toys Subscription! II Per Tear decisions of the physicians attend ment used in the parade. For this service it was un JEWELERS four years. All Indications point ing her, as to the proper care-to DoiX Bugfliet and Trikes Entered ea Saeond Class Mattar (Continued From Page One) to the fact that this increased en be given, have been followed un- derstood that recognition for the use of the sports 1628 17th St. DOLL WIGS et the Pott Office, Denver, and mixed with water- in exact rollment is not only here to stay questioningly.” ^ goods would be given on a float carrying the name of Religioue Statuea Repaired Colo. proportions and poured into but also that it will continue to Max Cook’s store. 'Without notification or previous ONE STORE ONLY wooden forms that are heavily grow. 1515 Arapahoe MA. 7617 warning the Max Cook float was fitted out by the reinforced with metal rods and To relieve the congestion of THOUSANDS JOIN cross-tien. The mixture forms a classrooms, laboratories, dining sponsors of the parade with the placards advertising dense, non-porous, completely rooms, kitchens, and living quar the objectionable motion picture. The Max Cook waterproof building wail with ters now located in the present IN PILGRIMAGE Sporting Goods Store wishes it to be known that it maximum insulating qualities buildings, the proposed expansion does not openly or implicitly endorse, favor, or ap against both heat and cold. When program will have to be aug prove any motion picture that is not in conformity the forms are removed, a smooth, mented by the construction of ad (Continued From Page One) < « C C C C C>> » » » » » » 3a^ plaster-like surface remains. All ditional buildings to accommodate the occasion. Benediction of the with the highest moral principles. The store’s man floors and corridors will be the ever-growing number o f stu Blessed Sacrament before the beau agement unreservedly espouses the development of covered with colorful asphalt tile. dents who are applying for ad tiful new St. Frances Cabrini altar a virile, wholesome, clean American citizenry, and The building will be painted inside mission to Loretto Heights college. in the grotto closed the public serv condemns indecency in any and every form. V D i^ruf^Tknetati and out and the windows will be ices. finished with steel sash and at tractive wood trim. Many of those who visited the Britain's Famous shrine took occasion to secure wa ;; J/eedM tSe C eitfy In describing the "Terra-Crete” ter from the spring near the MAX COOK process, Stoffel compared its en grotto. This spring was discovered during qualities and building ^ I gniifflllinilHin 1 ^ 'Radio Priest' to in extraordinary fashion by strength to the renowned struc Mother Cabrini herself when the Sporting Qoods tures of the Aztec Indians. "The camp site was first qbtained for age-old methods are still the oldest Speak at Heights the use of her sisters. Most of 1608 GleBarm Straat Denvar, Colorado and yet. the newest,” said Stoffel the pilgrims took home religious as he pointed to'the giant machin . (Continued From Page One) medals or other mementoes of the ery that was mixing the cement, occasion. Many hundreds signed grtiTel, soil, and water. boldly and openly to challenge the register of those who took part "The soil near Loretto Heights Hitler’s plot of aggression.' When in the first public pilgrimage at that we are using is ideal for our Hitler boasted under his decep the shrine in honor of the saint purposes,” he continued. "It con tive claim to be the bulwark of civilization against Bolshevism at All who visited the mountain j tains a large percentage of sand shrine were enthusiastic over its which is perfectly adapted to our the time Russia broke with Ger many, Dr. Heenan said that the beautiful location and its poten Terra-Crete’ methods. The pro tialities as the site of a national Catholic Church is not afraid of When,''an a ftunily friend, you attend a service at Boulevard cess gives all the advantages and shrine in honor of the first citizen- Mortusiry, you are impressed by one iact: the way a funeral service economy of poured concrete con persecution and would hot ask Hit ler, the apostate, to fight her bat saint of the U. S. g l l o a n s is conducted is more important than the amount oi money spent lor it. struction and in addition provides much greater insulation and a far tles. "The Nazis’ pose that they The cost of a funeral at Boulevard is always known in advance— wider variety of attractive dfcor- are saving Europe from Bolshe Leodville Native Named 8uYW9**‘ ‘ * the entire cost. Never is there any misunderstanding due to unexpected ation schemes and building trim vism is an insult to the intelligence extra charges, because there are none. More than that, every designs.” of Christians throughout the .'-.vv ■ \lW9 |*»i*«»* • world,” he declared in a radio ad Regis Student Adviser Ckaiw'**' Boulevard service is complete, regsu^dless oi the price. ENROLLMENT INCREASES dress to the Ui S. in July, 1941. 300 PER CENT f*t*iW‘ * ' Boulevard offers complete funerals in a wide range of prices, to He demanded that Hitler "speak (Continued From Page One) This first building on the con meet the needs oi families in every walk oi life Any family may select less frequently of the Lord God struction list at Loretto Heights versity and a Ph.D. from the an appropriate and dignified service without entailing a financial as though He were an accomplice Gregorian university, Rome, Italy. Ha*a«***'_ has been recommended by the in the annihilation of peoples.” burden. advisory board of the college as Other changes bring two priests 1* Mii*ionery Society Superior and four scholastics to Regis high Whether the expenditure Is much or little every facility oi this an essential need of the school. In the past four-year period since Father Heenan has been ap school. They are the Rev. Gerald mortuary goes with the service— and the quoted cost is the total cost. 1943, the student enrollment has pointed Superior of the Catholic J. Guida, SJ., a former Denver DENVER INDUSTfUALMR grrown to reach an all-time high Missionary society by the Hier boy who attended his freshman CIOIICI r. HOCK. SntUamt of 575 young women during the archy of England and Wales. He year at Regris college in 1932 be ^l53»CalHcfwIaSf.lf ■J Phono MAIn 5155 Oaa*i>H Paarar Dry CaaA» C*> school year just completed. This follows in command Father Owen fore entering the order; the Rev. BOULEVARD is an increase of 300 per cent in Dudley, who became Superior of J, F. Lyons, S J.; Joseph Grau, the society in 1934. The Catholic S.J.; John C. Healy, S.J.; Edward Missionary society, which was Hedges, S.J.; and Paul A. The- ' 'TJto'ttU W U f founded by Cardinal Herbert treau, S.J. Globeville Parish Honq*: 9 to 12; 1 to 5 PhoDo MAln 5437 Vaughan in 1902, is an association Brother Michael* W, Sommers, PMONI t 6 2 6 FtO SSA l at n o r t h SPSSR... NRS. JAS. P. HcCONATY of priests and laity whose object S.J., who has b e ^ stationed at . JAS. S. HcCONATY • JOS. R. HcCONATY To Plan Festival is to encourage and speed the Regis since 1940, is being trans spread of Catholicism and the re ferred to the St. Francis Indian Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist turn of the faith to England and mission, and Brother John P. (Holy Roaary Parnh, Denver) Wales. Stanley, S.J., who has been at Re The next meeting to plan the Father Heenan will be intro gis three years, is being trans Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets summer festival will be held in duced by Dr. Paul G. Steinbicker, ferred to St. Malachy’s church, the school hall at 8 o’clock Tuesday director of the department f t gov St. Louis. Brother Thomas C. evening, July 16. The parishioners ernment at S t Louis univeraity, Murphy, S.J., has been assigned Make Grocery Shopping a Job That’s Fiin and especially the chairmen of who is a visiting professor on the to Regis from the novitiate at various booths are urgently re faculty of the Loretto Heights col Florissant, Mo. quested to be present. The success lege summer session and directing A Visit to Miller’s and It's Easily Done! of the undertaking depends on the the summer courses in "Aiperican co-operation of every parishioner. National Government” and the Franciscan Nuns' Head PORK AND BEANS FRESH FROZEN FOODS Suggestions for the good of the “ Conduct of World Affairs.” festival are welcome. Is Coming to Denver Kuner’s. PURPLE PLUMS, The Rev. Joseph* M, Grabrian, DENVER YOUTH GETS Pitted, tusAr added. O.S.M., is spending his vacation ^N-SKIO SAFETY Full No. 2 can_...... 14c (Continued From Page One) Full 1 lb. pk»...... 12«/7C with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. NAVY SCHOLARSHIP the council board of the Eastern GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS, Grabrian, 4701 Grant street. He is Province of the Immaculate Heart stationed at the mother-house of of Mary, ^ Birdiay*. the Servants of Mary in Ladysmith, SPAGHETTI, Three Ribbon • Full 1 Ih plrr l2V?c (Continued From Page One) WITH PEACHES, Wis. year college course leading to a Denver Superior With Mushroom Sauce. John Can jar, a student for the B.S. degree in engineering. Flies to Holland No. 300 can------Skyland Elbcrta in linvy lyrup. priesthood in St.*Thomas’ seminary, As a member of the ROTC he Full 1 lb. pkx...... - ...... 15c QUALITY BH has left for Europe where he will will take two summer cruises and Mother Erica Hughes, superior APRICOTS, a visit Italy, Belgium, and other one summer period of aviation in of the Convent of the Immaculate Pittit: (Uxar addad. ^ countriee. He will return in time doctrination of from six to ei^ht Heart o f Mary, Denver, mother- wp •• www^ww^E^ • w GRAPEFRUIT Full 1 Ih. nlr...... : ...... 15c for the opening of classes in Sep weeks each and upon graduation house o f the Sacred Heart prov tember. will receive a commission as en ince of the Sisters of Penance and Down South. APPLESAUCE, • sign in the navy. ROTC graduatea Christian Charity, was one of the SkyUnd, loirAr added. The Holy Name society will re RECAPPING Full No. 2 can..l...... 15c 15c ceive Communion Sunday in the 8 will be given equal rank, treat nine delegates from each o f the o’clock Mass. ment, and opportunities with grad three provinces of the order in the •ALANCES YOUR RECAf PINEAPPLE, uates of the Naval academy at U, S., who left New York by air BooUi. Susar addwL Annapolis. They are Required to for Amsterdam for the first gen LIKE A NEW TIRE Full 1 IK pkf...... 20c BLACKBERRIES Frank Haberl Is Awarded serve from 15 months to two years eral chapter o f the community STRAWBERRIES, Foundation Scholarship in the navy upon graduation and since 1938. The meeting will be OlVES LONGER MIIEAOI Gresham Oregon fancy in heavy Marshall*. New Pack. then may accept a commission in held at the mother-hoOse at Hey- N O S H IM M Y Pull 1 Ih. pkf...... 41c the navy or marine corps reserve. thuizen, the Netherlands. syrup. Full No. 2 can...... 29c Frank J, Haberl, Jr., formerly CORN, of Denver, who recently was grad Blrdiayt. Whol* Goldm. uated from Cornell university, re Full 10 oa. pkf...... 19c ceived a scholarship from the TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE G E N ER AL PRUNE PLUMS SPINACH, TKeta Delta Chi Educational foun AU Mr f*cllitln *r« coBC«ntr*tt4 la *a* ■w4«ra itneBiIbwe star*. , 1 dation for "outstanding service to ^ T IR E Oregon in heavy syrup. Birdacyt, Waihed ready to oeok. Full 14 (M. uka...... 21c the community and exemplifying Four Optometrists to servejfou: Big No. can...... higdi standards of character, initia Bmil A. BrinUxu* Ewmaa J. Briokhao* 22c Ed Brinkbao* Ray L. DlUoa HULmiEUPPINfiHEADaBitlTEB RASPBERRIES, tive, and intelligence.” He is j. Grtaban Swaetontd. Catholic We invite you to have your glasses adjusted. Oaaiaalili waAiaaililf Full 1 lb. pkn...... 39c Poal aarviM . . . OroJa A Traak QaaKy PEAS rakbar. . . kail afal^maat la taaral Red Dart Sugar. FORD Full No. 2 can.__ 1 2 k BEHER SERVICE JOE KAVANAUGH SYRUP m iLlER'S SWAYNE MARSH Pantry Pride. Big LINCOLN AT 7TH 2 lb. glass...... WIMBIJSH, Inc. 850 Bannock St TA. 6113 PHONE TA. 1261 ~ SUPER m BBKETSl SM ng Forde Sines 191S
< Thursday, July 10, 1947 Office, 938 Bannock' Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone ’4205 PAGE THREE
LOVOLR CHURCH GR0URD3
33rd & YORK 1^'
(Across from City Pork)
FOR THE Here’s the event everyone looks forward to! And this year’s Bazaar is jam-packed with thrilling entertainment for every one—^youngsters and grown-ups alike! The traditional dinner FUN EVENT will not be served this year—^but you’ll find delicious refresh OF THE ments oh the grounds I , SUMMER SEASON! JULY
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FOUR BIG ENTERTAINMENT- 1947 PACKED NIGHTS! WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR ON DISPLAY
Big, well-planned 7-cubic foot refrigerator with complete facilities for keeping various kinds of food fresh for days—plus a large frozen storage compartment! ON DISPLAY AT THE 24th ANNUAL BAZAAR OF THE DOMINICAN SISTERS OF THE SICK POORl 1947 FORD ON DISPLAY! THRU COURTBY THE O'MEARA MOTOR CO.
ON D ISPU Y!
MERRY-GO-ROUND! AUTO THRILLER! AIR SWING RIDE! FISH POND! CANDY BOOTHS! VARIOUS GAMES & ENTERTAINMENTS! DELUXE REFRESHMENTS!
^^^TH E HIRR’S STORE.621 SIXTEEHTH PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 10, 1947
Fraternity Honors Cardina Red Cross to Start ORDER COAL NOW Salvage Blireail Anniversary Kept Course in Boby Core We Recommend By%nver Parisli And Family Heolth PINHAGLE - WADGE Does Needed Job Another course in mother-baby [N VAULTS care and family health is an Here is the case of a family (St. Joaeph'a Redemptoriat Pariah, nounced by Mrs. Donald C. Brom- THAT ARE HARRIS-BLACK WALHUT typical of a considerable number Denver) who are grateful for the Salvage field, chairman of the Denver Red IN BITUMINOUS COALS On Tuesday, July 8, ^he 59th Cross' home nursing service. This bureau operated by the Society of anniversary of the laying of the c o v s n ? PIKEVIEW COAL St. Vincent de Paul in Denver, and cornerstone of the present St. Jo popular 12-hour course, teaching to those whose contributions of seph’s church was observed by of the normal care of mother and DENVER’S CLEANEST LIGNITE discarded articles make its services fering the first of a series' of baby and family health protection, MA. 6181 possible. NO SOOT— NO CLINKERS weekly Masses for all the members will open on Tuesday, July 15, The father is hard working and of the St. Joseph Builders’ So All Grades of Stoker and Steam Coals and will be held mornings and eve steadily employed, but his income, ciety Convent fund. The weekly nings on Tuesdays and Thursdays during these days of high prices, Mass will be offered for one year at the home nursing .classrooms, cannot cover all the needs of his from that date. 1516 Cheyenne place. Mrs. No PIKES PEAK FUEL family of six. Members of the Holy Name so rene McCune will teach the morn As a last resort, he explained ciety are invited to receive Holy ing class starting at 9:30, and Mrs. 635 Curtis St Phone MA 6181 his predicament to the Family Wel Communion Sunday in the 7:30 Ruth Gushee will have charge of fare .service, which in turn called o’clock Ma.«s. There will be no the evening class. ms the situation to the attention of meetings for the members during Enrollments are also open, Mrs. the Salvage bureau management July and August. Bromfield said, in a regular home And now, because generous nursing class starting on July 14 The weekly games party will be MCOMMENDID lY Catholic families had contributed held Monday evening at 8:30 This 12-bour course teaches the a variety of articles, that deserv o’clock. practical home care of the sick, THE niR INSTITUn OF AMIRfU Recommended Firms ing family is adequately provided and will be held on Mondays and with summer clothing, which, Perpetual Help nevena devo tions Tuesday are at 3 and 7:30 Wednesdays, mornings and eve when new, must have cost a mini nings, for three weeks with Mrs. mum of $50. p.m. for AUTO The Rev. John Bancroft, Harriett Fulham and Miss Eunice An average of five or six fam C.SS.R., S.T.D., returned to the Nelson instructing. ilies of varying color and creed seminary at Oconomowoc, Wis. Women intere.sted in either of are being referred to the Salvage these free courses are urged to Have bureau each week for wide vari The Rev. Robert Kreutzer, abottt ihe W ^ ^ T SERVICE C.SS.R., returned from his supply ^all the Denver Red Cross at eties of personal and household Hia Eminenco, Cardinal Piarra mana. Pfetured on that occaaion, ALpine 0311 and enroll at once, goal. Protect It againtthur- necessities. Every effort is made work in the Salt Lake diocese. Maria Gerlier, Primate of .France the French Cardinal ia ihown with as both classes are limited in num gjary, inaectf, heat and horn- )\ to meet their needs, but it is not and Archbiahop of Lyona, viaiting (left to right) Thomaa J. Coonan, ber. Mrs. Bromfield said. always possible to do as thorough in the United State, and Canada, 111; Richard L. Tracy, prealdent; idity in the mountaih-coid Buckley Bros. Ufoiors a job as the de Paul men would waa made an honorary membar of Edward G. Deiaulniera, Juaepb E. Successful Bazaar of o
'Mary, Queen of the Society of Jesus' Fr. D. V. Campbell DR. JAMES P. GRAY To Give Novena in Optometrist
HSV4L CARE Edgewater Church EYES EXAMINED VISVAL TRAINING (St. Mary Magdalene’s Pariah, Edgewater) 212-13 Colo. Bldg,, 1616 Calif. SL The novena in honor of St. Mary Magdalene will open Mon Phone tor Appointment day evening, July 14, at 7:45 TA. 8888 o'clock. The Feast of St. Mary Magdalene occurs on Tuesday, July 22. Masses on weekdays during the novena will be at 8 and 7:30 o’clock. FRIED FILET OF Father Daniel V. Campbell, S.J., will conduct the novena. He for merly served as chaplain in the air forces of the U. S. army. Mem- FRESH SOLE No matter where in the U.S.A. bet's of the parish and others are “ FINEST SOLE IN COLORADO” invited and urged to attend the novena. Father Campbell will Complete 6-Gourse the death o f a relative occurs^ preach at all the Masses on Sun $ | 0 0 day, July 13. D in n e r ...... The parish picnic will be held SERVED DAILY 11:30 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. Sunday, July 13, at Lower Filius ClossJ Mondays a Air Conditioned Horans I*c Psrklas Nsxt Door Refreshingly Cool park. The autos will leave the church at 1 o’clock. More than VAe can arrange every detail 150 have declared their intention of attending the outing. of the service as com Father John Doherty arrived at Golden i ILantem the rectory July 3 to start the RESTAURANT A DOW fedilition to the penaanent art collec Spring Hill college, it ihowa repreaentativea of the new parish of SL Bernadette. r 1265 Bdwy. Near 13th Are, KE. 12Q4 pletely as if it were held tion of Spring Hill college. Spring Hill, Ala., la thia three principal groupa in the Jeiuit order— the oil painting (aix by four feet) depicting “ Mary, priaat, tha brother, and the acholaatic, with the Thanksgiving in their own chapels. Quean of the Society of Jeiua." The work of Fred Bleated Virgin Mary at their protector and in- A ftegitter reader expresses F. McCaffrey, S.J., of the Jeinit philoaophate at ipiration. thanks to the Sacred Heart ot Jesus, Blessed Mother, St Joseph, St. Anthony, and S t Jude for a CYPC Plans Outing STUDY CLUB Of M L CARMEL CHURCH favor received. Cleaning at Its Best
And Picnic Sunday TO SPONSOR RfTRlAT AT EL POMAR BORROW ANY AMOUNT 3 DAY SERVICE . Pickup and Delivery I- Homn& Son Chapels At Eldorado Springs (Our Lady of Mt. Carmol Parish, Capra. The Rev. Hildebrand Bru- KEystone 6297 KEystone 6298 Danvar) netti, O.S.M., officiated at the fol TWO STORES The second annual retreat spon lowing marriages July 6: Mary (Cathedral Young People’a Club) LOANS 1527 Cleveland Place sored by the S t Bernadette Study De Lorenzo and LawrencO' Spero, 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 The Cathedral Young People'* club will open at El Pomar on with Raymond Spero and Antoi toH uettfom KU
JOS. J. CELLA who hoe their homes and delight In providing 112A .Sentrir* Bldg. I Phone KEvatune 2633 ^Dr. D. C. Werthman^ ► , . . . ► and Associate y ____D e n t i s t s * ► little extra niceties. . . ore never too y PLATES ^ h811 Ilth street 1281 llth Street 4 t KEyateoe 1711 TAher 1711 4
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8 Y Mrs. Lawrence Mabrito that heightens all mealtime enjoyment y o u n s M o e s couple are living at 3932 Navajo streeL _ The Very Rev. Thomas Lo Cas- cio, O.S.M., pastor, officiated at the Feel free this summer . . . In o veil of Velvo leg FilmI following marriages July 6: Mary Rossi and Winnell Vernon, wit It's the coolest way to be, in worm and humid nesses being Evelyn Pergola and weather. It’s a lovely thing to see: legs slimmed Louis Alonzi; Barbara Zangari and Ond trimmed by Velva’s sillcen sheen. And, like a Joseph Capra, witnesses being Philip Zangan and Veronica coot of tan, there's nothing more carefree. For Velvo Rubber heela, lop llft% toe leg Film's completely self-supporting. £osy to Wedding Climaxes Wait opply, quick to dry. Stays off clothes, pieces, half aolea, full aolea, while It stays on you. Three sun-burnished shades.« i attached by experienced At Airport for Fiance Sun Bronze, Sun Beige, Sun Copper. shoemakera while you work A girl, Elena Grieco of Caserta, Approxlmotaly 20 pain In lha J or. boHla, 1.00 or shop. We also remodel Italy, who was forced to endure a 19-hour wait at Stapleton airport, Almoat SO pain ki tha 12 ox. oconomy lixa, 2.00 ■hoea, cut out toea or heela, Denver, for her ex-GI fiance, ac VllVA leo BIM BUFFEK, .75 complished the goal of her lonj Ei£K. tho crtooi for iialr-froo oriai ond lagi, 1.00 rebinda lahe in sides to fit, trip from Italy in the Cathedra priCM pin Mw anapi IvOat make shoes longer or wider. July 3. There she was married to William Gallegos, who had missed For Quality Shoe RapeiHttg mt the airliner. He was waiting for Fopuiar Frieee— KWl Our Shoe notification from the aiiline, which Repair Dept. , . , Batmmen, in turn had failed to find the Ital ian girl. But all was forgotten ( IF YOU HAD A MILLION DOLLARS •Vim, Dmmm S i ^ u U » n when the wedding took place be fore the Rev. Frederick McCallin, YOU COULDN'T BUY BETTER BREAD assistant rector of the CathedraL 1
PAGE SIX Office, ^38 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 10, 1947 HACG BROS. Denverite Leaves Promote Family Prayer by Radio Englewood Society MARKET Will Hold Shower CAJVNIWG DAYS CORN FED MEATS On Hawaii Vacation nSH AND POULTRY (St. Mary*! Academy, Denver) (St. Louis* Parish, Englewood) AR E H ERE 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 Wilhelmina Shearer left re The members of the Altar and cently for a vacation in Hawaii. Rosary society will hold a shower After returning from the islan^ in the home of Mrs. Amos Steck, Fruit and vegetables, locally FOR TH AT PICNIC she will spend a few weeks in 3351 S. Logan street, July 16 for Grand Lake. chil4ren in the Infant of Prague grown and shipped in, are coming Patsy Chambers is in New York nursery. city for a month, and Elenore Van Forty children from the State In abundance now. And, if you’re FRENCH FRIED Overscheckle leift July 9 for a home were served breakfast in the planning to lay aside soma of those vacation in Canada. Among the church hall after the 8 o’clock POTATOES places which she will visit is Lake Mass June 16. good canned foods from your Louise. The Altar and Rosary society kitchen, you’d better cheek over The Hi Bailers bowling club will hold its second annual retreat your supply of jars, caps, lids, and celebrated Elaine Krabacher’s at El Pomar, Colorado Springs, birthday with a party in the home July 18-20. Those wishing to the like. Safeway has all tha needs of Mrs. Mary K. Furstenburg attend should contact Mrs. Perry for home canning, at Safeway’s July 6. Fisher. SPruce 9188, at once for Betty Costello, Gloria Hallen. reservations. low prices. HENRY'S Joanne Little, Kay Booth, and Betty Jane Little went square The Altar and Roisary society dancing at Washington park July will Imld a cardd partypai in the church FHSIIN hall Thursday, Jul;'ly 10, at 1 l-doien 7. Afterwards the girls were m a s o n .l a r s i.doisn pints, 74c guests of the Littles in their home. with Mrs. Perry Fisher and Mrs, Qnsrts _87c Amos Steck acting as hostesses. A Kerr Regnisr mams Among the alumnae who visited Jar Caps 1 Q m ^*rr Reg. party will be held in the church 1-doi. in pkg... S t Mary’s this week were Betty Lids, dot. , _ 9 c hall Thursday, July 17, at 1 p.m. Crandle from California, Madelyn Moantam Frozen Foods Jar Rubbers Pkg. 4c 2 tor Potter Lorenz of Tucson, Ariz.; Mrs, William Jones and Mrs. 7c Mary Catherine McMorrow, and Harry Sheets have charge of the 416 W . Warren PE. 7574 Paraffin Wax 14c 2 for Mary Jane Jankovsky. altars in July. 27c The following were baptized re cently: Gail Buttrick, daughter of Pectins S T w _____ 24c Pkc. 11c Mr. and Mrs. George Buttrick, What Is 'FLUFF DRY'?... with Vincent Synhorst and Mag Mason Jars $1.07 SUGAR dalene Adams as sponsors; John It’s Denver’s most popular Family Uundry Service. All Kerr, squst or 39c Great Western Beet Flatwork (table linen, bed linen and kitchen linen) Charles Synhorst, son . of Mr. and Jelly Glasses tall, H-PL, dox.. i washed, ironed and ready to use. Hankies finished, Zc Mrs. Vincent Synhorst, with Leroy with lids. i;')-______49c each extra. Shirts finished, 10c each extra. All other O’Neill and Amelia Buttrick as articles neatly folded and ready for ir o n in g .^ you may sponsors: Francis Ann Johnson, Zinc Caps i®5l!*.“r"pv*.. 21c a'*-,...... 97c use them— as many of our customers do son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Pep Kellosc. 25-Ib. —without ironing. Forget washday . . . n Johnson, with Murray and Mar 8-ox. pkg.__ 14c $2.43 Dry “ Try “ FLUFF DRY. Minimum bundle, garet Sweeney as sponsors. Gary Richard Letzig, son of Mr. Raisin Bran 16c only 98c. TEA OB. and Mrs. Paul A. Letzig, with Bran Flakes pk,.. 18c Canterbury Orange for Rlet-av and Dsllviry tirvlei )ii) c»ll Pat McGeehan, Jeanne Crain, ,and Wally Ford pictures but for the sisters who encouraged her to Mayme O’Sullivan as sponsor; Susan Galt, daughter of Mr. and 7-ox. Pekoe are pictured during the rehearsal of “ Littlo Boy continue dramatics. In private life she is Mrs. Paul Mrs. Robert Galt, with Eugene Cheerios 14c Blue,’’ which concern, the life of Eugene Field, Brinkman, and the mother of an aleven weeks’ old pke. CITY-ELITE LAUNDRY , ^ Benson as sponsor; Joan Elaine oV:’:______23c and waa broadcast on the Family Theater program, baby, Paul, Jr. Pat McGeehan, who is also on the ;( sanitone)) Higgins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shredded Wheat pk,.**!! .16c which promote, family prayer, especially the “ Hour of St. Francis’’ and tha Red Skelton show, pt?^______45c is known for his activities in Catholic circlas. Both Sam Higgins, with Albert Rezabek TAbor 3385 Rosary. Jeanne Crain and Pat McGeehan co-starrad and Mrs. James Fisher as spon KoobAid pk,. ______4c 16*bftg in the drama. Jeanne Crain, born in Hollywood, ho and Jeanne attend tha Blessed Sacrament church pkjr. — 10% on lor Cash & Carry at 2701 Lawrence, 1462 York, 1809 Champa 14c in Hollywood. sors; and Kenneth Albert Dreiling, attended St. Mary’ s school. In an interviaw during son of Mr, and Mrs. Albert Dreil Margarine ___ 40c rehearsal, she said she would never have entered ing, with Ignatius R. and Mathilda Margarine _____ 40c COFFEE Kneelers Bdng Fixed Dreiling as sponsors AIRWAY CUB SCOUTS OF ST. CATHERINE'S YPC Schedules Apple Pyeqnick p ^ ___ 47c 1-lb. bajr ..... _39c Picnic July 15 Betty Crocker In Erie Parish Church EDWARDS BEGIN SESSIONS AT BOYS' CAMP The Young People’s club of Do Do ______13c l-lb. Erie.— The kneelers In the the parish met July 8 in the school c a n ...... „48c hall. It was decided to hold a picnic Mayonnaise 23c 1 2 0 9 • I 5 tm s t r e e t (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) Mrs. George Lerg. There are five church pews are being fixed, but WAKEFIELD in the mountains on Tuesday, July l-lb. The first contingent o f S t Cath dens in the pack and each meets owing to the high cost o f lumber once a week with its den mother. 16. Members will meet at the Spam ______39c can ____ 44c erine's Cub Scout pack 155 left for school at 6:30 Tuesday evening. a week’s vocation at Camp S t Malo The entire pack meets once a the other improvements are being The House of Quality Meats^ and Groceries month with the parents^ giving postponed. Dancing and refreshments con Town B o o m 46-OX. July 6. The other members of the cluded the evening. Virginia Blake Grapefruit Juice No. 2 can...... 9c can .... 19c group will follow in succeeding them an opportunity to become ac The July meeting of S t Scho- quainted with the other parents lastica’s Altar and Rosary society and Adeline May were the host 46-OXe weeks. This vacation at Camp S t esses. Tomato Juice lOc can .... 19c MAPELLl BROS. Malo is in celebration of the com and to work together in the in was held in the home of Mrs. terest of their sons. Oscar Bloom. The lawn social was Otoe pletion of a successful year of Hominy no. z „ ____ „10c No. 2H _12c 221 15th St W e Deliver TA. 5311 Cub Scout activity. It also repre Pastor Thanked set for Aug. 18. Mrs. James and Mrs. Sekich were appointed on the 16.0X. sents the fulfillment of the main The boys wish to thank the pas Salad Dressing 8-ox. gls.. 19c all. — 33c Com Fbd POT ROAST- project. Each boy earned $6 him entertainment committee and Mrs. A in G ric a n tor, the Rev. D. A. Lemieux, for McDermott and Mrs. Evatz on the 25-lbs self toward his camp fee; he as the use of a basement schoolroom Flour lO-Ib. ’^“**'*" aack_ ,89c bagr $1.97 Special sisted the Mothers’ auxiliaiv with refreshment' committee. Comic Com Fed BOILUeO RIBS. __ 25c Ik and the cafeteria for their den benefits to raise another 86 for books for the children and music and pack meetings. books for the choir were discussed. Beauty New Shipment— Pure Italiqp OLIVE OILS each Cub Scout, leaving only $3 to The pack publishes a bulletin, be paid by the individual parents. One new member was present. Fnll U ne of Famone St. Louie R-F MACARONI PRODUCTS the Cub Cry, every month. This She was Mrs. DeBryne, who lives 'Thirty-four boys are registered paper carries the news of their Imported ITALIAN CHEESES on a farm west of Erie. The life SAFEWAY cubs under the direction of Cub- activities. Pack 155 put on an out of S t Clara.was presented on an master J. E. Dulmaine. The Rev. standing act in the Boy Scout cir S P A G H E m Q program. Robert Syrianey is the spiritual cus and a fine minstrel show for a director as well as the softball pack meeting. OFFERS THANKS TO MARY coach. TTie Mothers’ auxiliary On July 6 the boys' had the The F a m i i r s j a v o ^ operates under the leadership of privilege o f marching in uniform A Register reader registers at the head of the procession in thanks to Our Blessed Mother for the pilgrimage in honor of St. a favor received. INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS Telephone Company Frances Xavier Cabrini. DENVER Flowers Are Needed Asks Higher Rotes Mrs. G. E. Rowe, president of A. A. A. FORT MORGAN the Altarand Rosary society, would GROCERY AND M ARKET, EVC. ^predate donations of garden The Mountain States Telephone flowers for use on the altars dur EARL BAILUE u d ANDY SERFOZO, Proprieton FLOUR MILLS and Telegraph company of Denver ing the summer months. Those 4 05 8 Tejon Street GLendale 7753 has made applicationa to the Colo FORT MORGAN washing to donate flowers may Log Cabin Sjrrtip, rado Public Utilities commission Fancy Fryers, BRANCHES AT— MURRAY RROS. DISTRIBUTINR GO. bring them either to the sacristy 16-oz. bottle, no limit 34- cut up, drawn, Ib...... 68* and to mayors and councils of on Saturday mornings by 16 LONGMONT . . . YUMA Herthey’s Choc. A A A Special lean Robert M. — Paul V .— M. T. Murray home-rule cities for a revision of o'clock or call Mrs. Rowe at Glen 16' 63* HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE exchange telephone charges and dale 3863 and she will arrange to Syrup, 1-lb. can...... sliced Bacon, Ib...... Patteuriied Cream Pure Lard, MILLERS AND H AN DLERS OF certain toll rates within the state. have them called for. Mesdames FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN. BARLEY, ary Batter, lb...... 69* 1-Ib, carton ...... 20* The company pointed out that ]^rrell and Beuhler are in charge OATS, AND MILL FEEDS Marco Jell gelatin desiert, Swift's Spiced Lunebeon,n, LOOP MARKET the cost of furnishing telephone of altar maintenance during July. Country Shlpperel assorted O 1 C c 6-ib, can, $ 0 -1 0 FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE service has been rising much faS' Girls Enjoy We«k End Contign Your Shipment To Ve Free Pnrkiat With Purchase of 60e or Moro at 1429 Lawraneo ter than revenues received from flavors l O each ...... •2 Girl Scout troop 77 ^en t a FREE D E L r V E B T ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H customers. In spite of record vol three-day week end at the ‘Twisted umes of business, the company’s Rne lodge on Genessee mountain rate of earnings on the investment the last week in June. They went SOLES in Uie business was low during the by bus and hiked the several miles OIMEDUTB 8EBV1CB J i M l i i i J war years and has further declined to the lodge. The highlight o f the Woraes’e tnd Chfldna'e in the post-war period until it is week end was the visit on Sunday HeU SelM now at the lowest point in the morning of the Rev. George Evans, an Worh Gaaranteei ONE S ioat ONLY company’s history of operations. a newly ordained priest who cele LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP IN THE lOOP PUBIIC MARKET •IS**'WAWiENCf Labor costs constitute the lP/!
Recreation Group Children's Museum THE THING TO DO , SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE When You Can’t Afford Disappointment I Plans A r t Contest To Hold Pet Show ENJOY AN INVIGORATING DRIVE IN DENVER ARCHDIOCESE To Denver youngaters will exhibit The (ieaciline for entries in the their pets next week when all Den first Young Americsn Craftsmen’s Art contest in Denver is Thursday, ver supervised summer play TAs summer tektdule of Mosses AURORA, S t Thtrtit'f, 1801 K. 14th HoUand’s LA RAY HOTEL Theatre in tka Denver arckdioetee In par Art., I and 10. July 17. The contest is open to all grounds celebrate the annual Pet members of the Young American PE. M 77 ishes that have reported the Maae BOULDER. Seered Heart of Jeani. 2828 SWIM PARK Show and Nature week. Mrs, Dot 14th 8U OJO, I, and 10. Craftsmen’s club, between the 1028 S. Gajrlord time to the RbciUtir is given below. IN GOLDEN BRECKENRIDGE, OJO. 2nd Sunday. ages of 6 and 14. ^ In Clean, Jo Campbell, supervisor of n rls’ Paetore are aeked to eend in the Thaiadar-Fridaf-Saturday, and women's activities of the Den BRIGHTON. Bt Angnatine'a, 8. 8th and This first -Young American * Jalr eehedule of their pariah if not Bnah Sta., 0:80, 8, 0 (Spaniah), and For Luncheon or Dinner Heated ver public school summer recrea Hated, in order that a complete 10 JO. Wtakdaya, I. Craftsmen’s Art contest is spon- Randolph Scott In tion program, is in charge of the eehedule may be made for the bene BRIGGSDALK, S t Joteph'i, 10:10. 2nd spred ‘ by the Children’s museum Yoa*U Like the Food, Service and Atmosphere Drinking TRAIL STREET activities. fit of tummer vieitore. and Ith Snndaya; (JO , 4th Snadaz. id the Fortnightly club. Three BUFFALO. 10. and Highlight of the week will be ANNUNCIATION, m i HcnboIdL 1:1*. groups of prizes will be offered: DINING ROOMS OPEN DAILY Adolph Menjou • Margnarlte Ohtpman pet snows for animals of all kinds 7:t0, I JO, 9 J 0 . 10:46, and It. BURLINGTON, S t Cathiriaa'a, OJO. Primary, for gjrades 1, 2, and 3; From 12 to 2 at noon— 5:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. Water in and descriptions. Prizes of various BLESSED BACRAUENT. 4SS0 Mont. CAMP SANTA MARIA. I and OJO elementary, for grades 4, 6, and 6; Sundaya and Holidays From 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY view Bird.. T. B. S JO. 10 JS. and It. (Jaat 8 to Sept 14). and junior high, for junior high types will be awarded to children CATHEDRAL. Celfan and Logan, f, T. I, COZEN RANCH CHAPEL. 8. SUNDAY THRU Sandaj.MMdar-Taaadir'Wadandar, owning the most unusual pet, «. 10. II Jo. and 12 JO. school students 14 years of age or Phone Golden 68 for Reservation, or Jnlj IS-U -ll-K i HOLY GHOST. 6SS IStb street, I. T ;ll, CASCADE, Holy Rotary, » and 10:80. under. A $10 prize will be awarded, just drive out and come in prettiest pet, etc. Parades com- 8(16, S:16. 10:16; 11:16. and ItilS . SATURDAY Spencar Tracy - Kathryn Hepburn CASTLE ROCK, lat and Ird Snndaya, 11 for the best painting in each sec pmed of colorfully attired animals HOLY ROSARY, E. 4Ttb'Ave. and Pearl, (Jnne, Ang„ O ct). I (July, Sept, Melvyn Douglaa - Robert Walker tion, and three honorable mention 1 to 5 P.M.: 7 to 10 P.M. will be held in the neighborhoods 6 and IB. Nov,). in prizes of $6 each will be given to of the playgrounds. LOYOLA, 2801 York 8t.. I, T. tJ S . CENTRAL e rry . lO. Adults 60^ , Children 35^ < SEA OF GRASS 10 JO. and It. Holy days. 0. 1. I. other contestants. Another phase of the week’s pro and 9. CEmYENNE WELLS, Sacred Heart, and 9:80, lat Sunday; 0, 2nd Saaday: gram will be an intensive nature OUR LADY OF NT. CARMEL. 8640 Four criticism Sessions have been PROflRESS PLUNGE Academy Award Winner Featuretta Navaio St, 0, T, S, 9. 10, and It. 10:46, Ird Snndan. and t. 4th and open to youn^ artists since Jnne 23, study and an exhibition of all na Ith Snndaya. S300 W. FLORIDA PRESENTATION. W. 7 th Ave. tod Ju on consecutive Mondays from 2 A BOY A HIS DOG ture craft completed on the play lian S t, 6, 7. 8. 0. 10. 11. aud It. CLIMAX 8 JO. Ird Sunday. I Bllo. W. F*4. BIt4. SACRED HEART, Z780 Urimer. OJO, CRAIG, OJO, Ird and 4th Snndayai 12, to 4 p. m. at Chappell house, Greene s Drive-In Restaurant grounds up to the present time. In Tak* f t Logan bna at Alameda and UaUneei: Saaday, Saturday 7 JO. S. 10JO-. and It. 2nd Sunday. 1.300 Logan, headljuarters of the Bdwr. at 2 PJd. charge of this phase of the pro ST. CATHERINE'S. W . 41nd Ave. and CRIPPLE CREEK. S t Patar'i. 8 JO and Denver Art Museum school. West 8th Ave. at Speer Blvd. PH. WESTWOOD 386-W gram is Raymond Isberg, director FedamI, f. 7 JO, 0, 10:10, and 11:16. 10, altamate Snndaya, beginntm I JO of nature recreation. ST. DOMINIC'S, 2006 Federal Bird.. June 8. The judging will take place on m F eaturing.... 6 JO. 7;t0, a 10 JO, and It. Friday and Saturday, July 18 and Playground supervisors who are ST. ELIZABE'TH’S. 11th and Cnrtli, I. CROOK, I and 10. 8, 0:16, 11, and I t J f . Weekday!, DEER TRAIL, S t Joaepli’i, 11, lat Sun 19. Those judging the work of £ • BREAKFAST from 45c assisting Mrs. Campbell on plans contestants will be Mrs. John St. for Pet Show and Nature week are «, 0:46, and 8. day ] T JO, Ird aad Ith Sundayi, ST. FRANCIS DE SALES', Alameda and EAST LAKE, t. A. Boyer, chairman of the Chil £ • LUNCHEON from 45c I Aeroaa j ^ l l / r e r t e Lula Moxingo, Keith Zook, Don 8. Sherman. Snndaya and Holy daya. dren’s museum; Mrs. William F. f. 0. 7, 8. 0. 10. 11. and It. EATON. I JO. 2nd Sunday aad 4tk Sat from Herrman, Jean Izett, and Arthur urday. Spalding, representing the Fort * DINNERS from 65c Conroy. ST. JAMES'. I24S Nawport OJO, 7 JO. Coamopolitan t:t0 . 10, 11, and It. ELBERT. 8, 2nd Sunday; 10, 4th Sun nightly club; and the members of ^ * Booth and Counter Service Hotel LUNCHEONS SOc ST. JOHN'S. Ftrw and Jotephine, 0. 7. day (Jnna, A ug.); 0, 4th Sunday the Museum Art school faculty. No 8, 0, 10, 11, nod 12. Waekdays 7 and 8. (July, O ct). entrant will be eligible for an DINNERS . . $1.00""“UP ST. JOSEPH'S IPoUab), 617 E. 4ltb ELIZABETH, 10. 2nd Sunday. OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY Ava.. 0, 7 JO, I. and 10:80. ERIE, S t SehoUatlea’a, f. award unless he is a member of the Tremonl Cocktail Grill ST. JOSEPH'S (RrdemptorUt), W. Stb ESTES PARK. S t Waltera, 7, 8 JO, OJO. Young American Craftsmen’s club. For Your Convenience — Courteous Curb Service and Galapago. I :I0, 7 JO, S JO, 0 JO. at and 11. Dues are 10 cents a year. Italiaa French Specially 11:30, and 0:30 (S t Anna's chapel).' EVERGREEN. 8 and 10. . Broadway ST. LEO'S, 008 10th S t. 7. f, 10 JO. FRAZER. 8. 'The announcement of the win and 12:18. PLEUINO, S t Petcr’i,* 7 and t (Snn- ners and the awarding of prizes ST. LOUIS'. 8800 8. Shermaa S t, 8. 7, daya and lioly dayaW will be made at the opening of the 8. 0. 10, and 11:10. FOUNTAIN. 0. lit Ird Snndayi. mm DiHm room ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S. W. Z8th FORT COLLINS. S t Joieph'i, 808 W. annual fall exhibition which will be and Depew, 6 JO, 8, 10, and 12. Hountain avenue, 8, 7, 8:10, aed 10. the first exhibit of the season for ST. PHILOMENA’S. 2820 E. 14th Ave. Weekdaya. 6:80 and 8. the Children’s museum. This ex and Detroit 6:46, 7. 8:16. OJO, II. FORT LUPTON. 7 and 8. I and 12:16. Weckdayi, 6 JO. 7:16, FORT MORGAN. S t Helena'a, 801 Stete hibition, which is scheduled for ane and 8:16. S t, 7 JO and 9. Holy days, 7 :16 and early September, will show not ST. ROSE OF LIMA'S, 1820 W. Nevada 8:80. only the prize-winning pictures COCKTAIL LOUNGE PL. 8 and 10. FREDERICK. S t Thereia’t. 7 JO and ST. VINCENTS, 4200 LoweU Blvd.. 10:80. fyom each group, but other out PRESENTS 8:16. GEORGETOWN, 8. standing work done by Museum ST. VINCENT DE P A U L 'i E. Ariiona GILCRE8T. 12. Art school students. The prize !••• ■ OaE and S. Joeephina Ste., 6:80, 8, 0. 10 JO. GILL, 8:80, 4th Sunday and 2nd Satur and 12. work will become part of the day. permanent collection of the Chil DANCING COLORADO SPRINGS GLENWOOD SPRINGS. S t SUphin'a, CORPUS CHRI8T1. Cascade at Jaakaon. 7 and 0 until 2nd Sunday In Sept dren’s museum. Nightly 7 JO, OJO, and 11. GOLDEN, 8 and 10. PAULINE CHAPEL. Broadmoor, T, I. GOLD HILL CHAPEL, 8:20, July and and 11. Weekdays, 8. Aug. Only 18 Miltt Wait of Doaver Music by the SACRED HEART. 2028 W. Colorado GRAND LAKE. 8. OJO, and 11 JO. 8 On Hi-Wayi 41 A 8 Avt., 8, 10, and 11:80. Weekdays. and 9. Aug. 15. 7:80. GREELEY. St. Petar'a, 9th avanui and CHIEF HOSA LODGE ST. MARY'S. 22 W. Kiowa, 8, 7, 8, 0. 12th itraet 7, 9, and 10:80. DiSalle Quartette 11. and 12:10. GROVER. S t Mary'i, 10:80, lat Sun- Famoofl for BoITkJo Stoaks, Soqihtrn day; 8:80, 2nd Sunday. Friot Chidcoiio Totider T*^n«o, ond OTHER CHURCHES OF Weekdajrs Dancing 8 :3 0 to 12:30—-Snndajt 4 to 8 HAXTUN, 9:80. 1st 8rd, and Ith Sun IfounUin Trovt. ARCHDIOCESE day# | 8, 2nd and 4tb Snndayi. Holy IF * Also Cater to Private days. 9 :30. 16th and Ogden JRA. 0177 For RMcrvttieii* AKRON, S t Joseph's, 10:10, li t and Srd No Cover Snndaya; I JO. 2nd. 4th, and 6th HOLYOKE. S t Patrick's, 8. 1st Srd, and Parties Opto All Yoar for Raaorvatlsiu 450 So. Marion or Minimum Snndayi. 6th Sundays; 9:t0. 2nd aad 4th Sun- JEAN AND PAUL SHANK Charge Phone PE. 4611 ARVADA. S t Anne'a. I and 10. daya. Holy days, 8. Phonn Lookout 3926 ’’Architects of Appetites” HUGO. S t Anthony of Padua's, 7 JO, VISIT MOTHER CABRINI 1st Sunday; 9, 2nd Sunday, ll, Srd SHRINE and 6th Sundays; and 11:16, 4th Sun day. IDAHO SPRINGS. S t Paul's, 9. FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNAUCS ILIFF, St. Catherint'i, 7:80 and 9:80. THE FAMILY RECREATION SPOT IRONDALE, 7 JO (at ths Irondala school). Try Oar JOHNSTOWN. 1:80, 8rd Sunday aad 1st Saturday. ORIGINAL JULESBURO, S t Anthony*!, 7 JO. 8 JO and 9 :80. KERSEY, 8:80, 1st Sunday and Ird Sat 1 , latawlH • EACH NEW RECORD urday. Chinese Where Quality Food Still Prevails and sa Moderate Cost KIOWA, 9, Ird Sunday (July, Ang., 1 e t*"* C.M» ( k t ) ; 11 (July. Sept, Nov.). KIT CARSON, 10:46, 1st and 2nd Sun Each new album . . . brings your days; 9, 8rd Sunday; and 10:46, 4th Food 1644 GLENARM Open 11 A. M. to 3 A- H .' P , „ » Y o « r and Ith Sundays. Homo library a greater ability to satisfy KREHMLING, 9, Sundays and holy ^ I V o u J — daya. Delivery your ever-changing mood. LAFAYETTE, S t Ida's, 109 W . Cannon, Service 7:80 and 10 JO. Delicious Chinese MAKE pUR RECORD DEPARTMENT LEADVILLE, Annunciation) T and 9. Food Delivered to Week daya, 7 JO. ARGONAUT HOTEL YOURS ... m s HERE FOR Your Home, - LEADVILLE, St JoicpVi, 424 W. 2nd. Steamina Hot Where Denver’s Sodety Entertaina for Lnneheona and Dinnera YOUR PLEASURE 8 JO and 8:80. and Ready to LIMON. Our Lady of Victory. 0:16. 1st Serve. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, and 8rd Sundays; 7:80, 2nd Sunday; DANCES AND DINNERS I'HONE MAIN 3101 and 0:48, 4th Sunday, OPEN LITTLETON, S t Mary's. 8 and 10. Beantifni Ballroonu Private Dining Rooma COLORADO APPLIANCE CO. LONGMONT. S t John tha Baptlst'a. EVERY 28 Broadway 1135 Broadway 8:80, 8. and 10. DAY LOUISVILLE, S t LouU’, 7 and 9. Wtek II i.B . te 8 a.sa. America s Moi' Moderr Onye-lr, days, 7 :80. LOVELAND. S t John the Evangelist'a. 6tfa aad Grant Sta.. 8 and 9 JO, June; 732 East Colfax Tom Bnrke’s 7, 9:80, and 11. July and Aug. ^ 6 MANITOU SPRINGS. 8:80 and 9:80. HEAD, GuardMn Angel church, 9. Come to Church in the Mountains’’ MEEKER. 9, 2nd Sunday. Roosevelt GriU MARYVILE. 8. MONUMENT, last Sunday in month: Famous for June, July, and Oct, 11; Aug, and NOW MASTERSON SIGHTSEEING TOURS GLENWOOD SPRIKGS Sept. 9. IN BUSINESS 10 TEAKS MAIN OFFICE t i l SEVENTEENTH STREET HT. HARRIS, 10, Srd Sunday. FINE FOODS PHONE CHERRY 2141 ‘*The Sea Beach in the Mountains’* NEDERLAND, 8. In Lobby of Sea Hotel NEWCASTLE. 12, lat Sunday. OPEN Cocktails Lnznriena 7 Paaaenver Cadillac Cars City and Konntaint OAK CREEK, 10:80, 2nd and 4th Snn OFFERS daya. Fast Courteous Service Excellent Hotel— Cabin— Resort & Dude Ranch Accommodations PARKER. 9, li t Sunday (Junt, Ang.. SWIMMING — GOLFING — HORSEBACK RIDING — FISHING O c t); 11, li t Sunday (July, Sept FISH Nov.). Vapor CtT# Batba far Health iPCAT£P ON £ASr coif.4% 18th and California Writ# ta Sacrctary Chamhar af Caiamarca far Lftaratara PEETZ. Sacred Heart 7 JO and 9. Wrtk- daya. 7 :I0. IN ACfOii FROM f!TZSt>ffMS HOCP GRAND LAKE PLATTEVILLB, 9. RED CLIFF. 9, 4th Sundsy. The Finest Spot in RIFLE, 9:80. 1st Sunday. ROGGEN. Sacred Heart. 8. Hlisloui. 8. South Platte Canon ESTES PARK SHERIDAN LAKE. 8. 1st Sunday. LIBBY AND JULIE STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, 7 and 10. 1st Srd, and 6th Snndaya; 8, 2nd and 4th Sportlund Offers Free Swim School FOOD MARKET Sundays. DANCING EVERY STERLING, S t Bcnsdic.t’s bospiUI. 710 THE FINIGAN DRUG CO. 8, 8th Ave., 8. In Co-Operation With Mayor Newton’s I PETTINGELL’S STERLING. S t Anthony's, 172 S. Srd. SATURDAY ELKHORN AVENUE 8. 7 JO, 8:10, and 10. STONEHAM, S t John tha Evangsllit'a, LEARN TO SWIM BROWNHURST COTTAGES 8:80, 1st Sunday: 10:80, 2nd Sunday; STEAKS— TROUT MODERN — PHONE 18-W 10 JO. Srd and 4th Snndaya: and 8:80 CAMPAIGN ESTES PARK LUMBER CO. Ith Sunday. C H IC K E N - "PLANNING FOR A BETTER PLACE STRASBURG. S t Gertrude's, 11:80, 2nd THE DAVEN HAVEN LODGES . G. E. CASEY, Mgr. TO U V E " Sunday; 7:80, 4th Sunday. COCKTAILS STRATTON. S t Charin', 7 and 10 JO. HOTEL OR COTTAGE ACCOMMODATIONS Week days, 7. FREE Swimming Lessons COME TO CHURCH IN THE MOUNTAINS Cabins for Rent PRIVATE BEACH HORSES BOATS VICTOR, S t Victor*!, I JO and 10. al- temata Snndaya, beginning Jnne 16 (8:80). EACH MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY AT 10 A.M. M4;€0 ]V1VELL’§ PHARMACY YUMA. S t John'a, 8 JO. lat and Srd PHONE 30 The Comer Drug Store ESTES PARK, COLO. Snndaya; 10JO. 2nd, 4tb, and 6th THE PINES Sundaya. MODERN COTTAGES AND ROOMS PR. N. 7 MR. AND HRS. W. E. TODD Jerry’s Call DE. 5919 to Enroll Gel to Know Lee, the Druggist WELBY, Asanmption, Rout# t, 8 JO, 7 JO. and OJO. WRAY, St Andrtw'a, I and OJO. Holy The Corner Cupboard 2 THE ESTES f ARK DRUG STORE daya, 7 :80 and 9. . HOTEL AND GUEST CABINS LEO F. T1GHE. Prop. Trumbull Inn spoRTinno BencH FISHERMAN CABINS REAS. MR. AND HRS. HENRY W. RHONE SIGHTSEEING Phone Deckers 858-F-5 SILVER SPRUCE PHARMACY S2ND AND MONROE. T H E LARIAT CRECKER CARS FTNEST PHARMACEUTICALS IN.-THE WORLD 3 Miles West *>/ Sedalia A Western Welcome ED DUNDON, Hyr. IN ESTES PARK — LOOK FOR on Highssmy No. 67 DON NEGRI JEFF SNIDER TA. 2U33 Monahan Motor Co. 401 nth St. TA. 4828 (ONE MILE NORTH OF DECKERS) FARRELL '*The Drug Store Complete" THE TRADING POST ALLBN8PARK. COLO, fcompleta Tonriat Accommodationa RCD ROCKti Near San Malo Boya Camp Modem Cabini — Saddle Horaee THE LAKE PHARMACY Bnlldiiig Sitea F. S. 8NIDKR, Prop. WESTERN UNION Mildred lalee. Mgr. MUSIC fvfSfilVAL Wire or Call Bonidtr Exchaagi far Roaervatlena 25 YEARS GROCERIES OF ZlCK’Sj MEATS SERVICE HARDWARE DARK HORSE INN GRAND LAKE 2 The Inn IFIlh the Horses U. E, Herman, Prop, Denham fhpeye 'GRAND LAKE GARAGE FIRST CLASS WRECKER SERVICE EVERGREEN IfimSON SALES 4ND SERVICE
PINE ICQNE INN OPENS JUNE 1ST Every Facility far Year Snmmtr and WinUr Retraal KING’S N l Winterised Roomi With Bath HOT SULPHUR MINERAL BATHS Excellent Coisine — Coelctall Lounge HARDWARE ■ BUILDING SUPPLIES adav t h e JM a V „ Tear 'Bennd BnUrUlament 0 „a d 10 ■THE BEST OF EVERYTHING" AND E L NAVAJO LODGE . LISTON LODGE MODERN - RUSTIC ROOMS AND CABINS TOURIST ACCOMHODATTONB SWIMMING POOL Ranch Style Maale Ronaa On Baantifal Shadow H t Lake •Jim Llaton, Owner— Vet War 2 Xvargrecn 12« IN GRAND LAKE PETE’S SERVICE Mobilgae Evergreen Service Station Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo. POE COMPLETE HOBIL8EBV1CB ' Friendly Bead Informa than TEXACO PRODUCTS Pete Frick, Lcnaec HERMAN OLDE, Msz. CF THE
h PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone Thursday, July 10, 1947
St. John’s Parish Distinctive Printing Games Party Set Chartres Pilgrims Witness Mystery Play LEAVES GOOD IMPRESSIONS AND I PUCKETT’S Rodios & Appliances helps year business Conoco Service SaU$ and Sanies ABE6G-FELL0WS Printing Co. A' HONEST WORK-FAIR FRIGES Washing and Greasing At Annimciatioii 515 14tb Street KEy.ton* 4054 C m CalM tat aaS OaUrtnt AL-FIN RADIO (Aanonelatioa Pariih, Dearer) 6th Ave at York. EA. 9932 2316 E. 6th Are EM. 9S86 A games party will be held in Fraocift de H^ale.V Hague hall Saturday evening, July - BROWN’S - COnOUER’S J2, at 8:30 o’clock under auspices Red & White of the bazaar dinner committee to TOOLEY'S rBBSB HEATS— FISH. GBOCKKIKi FOOD STORE help buy materials for the booth. Dwyer Drug VtsrUblca, Prnlta, B^trr Goods / int A ^ Mrs. J. Fross is chairman. . PHONE EA. 1844 S t Catherine’s Card club wnl >Cot Rate Drags- FOOD STORE IIVII > til I l> I Hit s Daily Delivery meet Tuesday afternoon, July 16, CHOICE MEATS - FISH 2 3 0 6 E. 6th Ave. at University I7IS i hfM U1 at 1 p.ra. in the home of Mrs. Ted Prescriptions Called GROCERIES Klassmann, 3416 Columbine. Mrs. For and Delivered FRESH FRUITS AND Prine is co-hostess. Enchanting. : . IrrssUtibls VEGETABLES The members of the Sacred Wines • Beers, Etc. Motherhood guild wish to express By Bottle or Ca** ‘ BIRD’S EYE FROZEN FOODS OLIVER'S their thanks to all those who do FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS nated anything toward the First 1400 So. Broadway Communion breakfast held last RA. 2405 900 So. Pearl SP.6587 * 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 Sunday mornings Joe Dwyer Hermkii Liilk* MARKET Miss Dorothy Vessel is enjoying ^ A joy to have . . . a Denver*s Finest a two-week vacation in Monterrey, - joy to wear, because Mexico, visiting her brother. it’* cool, comfort Selection of Brother Christian Francis, who is JACKSON’S able, 80 '^mpletely beaudfuL Call us n S H & POULTRY a teacher there. BUCHANAN’S today for your Rillinr COLD WAVE. GRAIN-FED MEATS Because the priests of the parish Christian Bros. Wines Cut Kate Drugs will be on retreat next week, par MYUDY EDITH BEAUH 1312 East 6th Are. All Popalar Been PRESCRIPTIONS MINNIE K c u n n n i ? Phono PE. 4629 ishioners are asked to call Loyola FOUNTAIN SERVICE pariah rectory in any emerg^cy. W* Deliver PRES PROMPT DEUVERT CmO 8P. S44S Downing A AUae 2804 E. 6tb Ave EA. 0788 The new sets of parish envelopes PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy are ready and may be obtained at the rectory by those whose names St. Philomena*!9 do not appear on the parish list The final meeting of the bazaar James IBelohery workers was held July 7 in the Expert Radio Rapairing hall. All those who wish their 128 BROADWAY name to appear as patrons on the W. J. LAWLESS bazaar program must have their Pilgrim* to Chertrei witne** a medieval “ myi- took part in an annual pilgrimage to the historic Fine Food Wine and Beer returns in no later than Tuesday, tery play” being enacted on tbe «tep« of tbe 13th- ihrine, iponaored by the French Federation of MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT JIM’S 1602 Adaois July 11, and all copy must be in centnry Cathedral of Notre Dame. The pilgrim* Catholic Student*. Also attending were about 100 by the same date. comprised a group of 4,500 Paritian ttudenU who foreign student*. EA . 8 1 5 9 A Hudson car is on display at Alameda Drag Store Specializing in Vic Hebert’s. A hope chest is on V. O. PETEB80N, Pro*. display at Mrs, Sharon's, 34th and e Repairing < Catholic Library Leader Cat Rate Drafts Reasonable Prleee Franklin. The project is under the Collide Boasts auspices of the Young Ladies’ so Foontain Seivie* • School Snpplic* ALL OUR WORK GUARAivJ^P • Storing THREE MONTHS dality, with Miss Margaret Mc Your Business Appreciated * Remodeling Cullough as chairman. Notes 50th Year as Nun Alameda and Broadway THE BLARNEY SHOP * Cleaning There will be a ham booth again this year, the first since the war. Parley Delegate 1205 Eaat Colfax at Steal* FR tlSS * Custom Made Furs Frank Presalac is chairman, MERK’S Wilmington, Del. — Clerical, up. For five summers Mother assisted by Fred La Motte and civic, and educational leaders from Agatha worked with Father Foik Jake Yedo. learning library work by doing li Loretto Heights college of Den DRUG.STDRE Martolek*a all parts of the country paid high The candy booth has Mrs. J. brary work. At the end of that ver was one of 26 Red Cross col (TORMERLT MAHONEY DBUG) SHUnO BROS. Radio & Roach as chairman, assisted by tribute to Mother Agatha Brickel, time she discovered that no credit PntcriptloBi AcnraUI# Pill*4 FINEST IN FRUITS lege units from coast to coast and MAY WE 8ERVE TOUT Appliance j; Mrs. J. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. R. outstanding leader in Catholic li AND VEGETABLES could be offered by the American the only one from Colorado to be Im C rau — FoantalB 8trrle* store Guy, and the Senior Girl Scouts. brary circles in the U. S., as she Library association for this tenta represented at the American Red 3211 E. Colftz tia«.A8 Ea«t Colfaa / CT* A refreshment booth committee observed her golden Jubilee as a tive-type course. She was granted Cross national convention which 1300 So. Pearl PS. 7639 EA 4586 FR 1909 EA. 1141 includes Alex Ziegler, Louis Wats, member of the Order of St. Ur a year’s absence to study at Drexel was attended by more than 6,000 Tna DoUwy RADIO REPAIR John Ziegler, Johnny Keisch, Ralph sula. library school in Philadelphia, delegates from every state in the FLOOR SANDERS AND QUALITY GLEANING Wtlcea* Tosrkti H-Dtr Gnaruteo 24>Hoar Borrte* Ziegler, J. In^nthrone, Walter. E. where in 1929 she earned a B.S. union. Her determined fight to build up WAXERS FOR RENT REASONABLE PRICES Ahem, and Nick Ficco. in library science. Catholic libraries in this country In gaining this national dis Ertrytliing Id Hardware T*ar Ganarats laaared Agaiait Fire IBLOTB LAWN M0WEB8 On the hot lunch committee are goes back some 26 years. At that Fonnded Catholic U. Court* tinction, Ann Cuthbertson, chair aad Theft 8HABPENED Mmes. Frank Frank, P, Baker, time she was serving as director Soon after receiving her degree man of the Loretto Heights college A.B.C. Hardware & IFLORAL CO. PACTOKY HETHOO Aleck Ball, J. Haberkora, G. Hone- of Ursuline academy in Toledo. Mother Agatha had a conference unit, was the local delegate to the tl.M V,. 8238 E. Colfax at Adama ker, M. Kranse McGinn, and Pete 0. Her supervision of the girls’ with the Rt. Rev. James H. Ryan meetings and represented the col Sporting Goodi Store WORK GUAKANTSED 8P. 71M W i i t l t EM. 3351 Fross. study impressed on her the need in Washington, then rector of the lege at all the business and dis Collina’ Bicycle Shop For the games party section, of organized Catholic libraries and Catholic University of America, cussion sessions of the convention. CLEANERS AND DYERS Opp. Bine-Bird and convinced him that a library Utmbcr Phea* EAH ITM 1217 Eut Callu Mrs. Ed Kelly is chairman, assisted professionally trained librarians, It marked the first time since the 328 BROADWAY i Florltts Ttktmpb Dcllmy Anodattai by Agnes Moore, Ann Zumtobel, and so she obtained permission to science course. should be started Phea** PE. 2733 * PE. 1714 Frank Papish, Vic Hebert, Lou study library science. at tne Catholic U. so that hundreds Molaconi, Joseph Murphy, Frank Mother Agatha made arrange of : priests, brothers, and nuns Morris, Harry Zumtobel, Phil ments to take a course in cata could obtain the necessary train Grommet, and George Honeker. loguing and classification at Notre ing to organize libraries in dif CANDY Visiting Patricia Moore and Pa Dame university under Father ferent cities in the country. WUODY’S INTEMANPrS tricia Reefe are Misses Gail Pet Paul Foik, C.S.C., but the course Mother Agatha was invited to tit and Carol Priest of Topeka, was taken off the curriculum be remain at the Catholic U. for the Red & White Ted Clinton Fin* Caadiei Ice Cream Kans. cause only, three students signed summer and campaign for stu (Our Own Hanolaetura) dents. The course was offered in 3225 E. Colfax EAat 2890 1930, and such was the beginning GROCERY Free Swimming Course of the school of library science, Full Line Nationally Bazaar Committee which is now a fully accredited Advertised Brands Foods school listed by the American Li Fresh Fruits and Vegetables St. Catherine’s Offered at Sportland brary association as a graduate COEN FED MEATS Will Meet Friday school. RADIO SERVICE Phil Mullin, Catholic matiageraof Instead of returning to Toledo FISH and POULTRY p Sportland beach, is offering a ser (St. Philomena’* Pariih, Denver) as expected. Mother Agatha be 105 So. Ogden PE 1943 Table Models For Sale 606 & TED’S ies of free swimming lessons. came affiliated with Ursulines of One of the outstanding features the Roman Union and was trans In co-operation with Mayor 5^1 All Work Gtuirantaod 90 Days Red A White Grocery A Market of the Big Tent party to be pre ferred to Wilmington. Newton’s “ Learn to Swim,” cam sented Aug. 1 and 2 by the PTA Th« firms Hated hart daaerva to FINE SELECTION Campaign* Against Intolerance J(‘vtel ^shoi) paign, the Sportland Beach club, and Men’s club will be the country be remembered when you ere dia- HEATS. FI8B AND POULTRY She has become associated with II EAST BRVflUD RUE • SP 1573 ■ 38th Ave. Radio Service “ One* Triad . , . SaUtfiaW* E. 32nd avenue and Monroe street, store. Mrs. Plank has reported tributinf your petroneg# to the dif Denver, will offer free swimming persons of all races, creeds, and 2709 W. S8tb " CR. 3127 that contributions for the booth colors in Wilmington in her effort ferent lloea of bualnaae. 2707 W. S8th GR. 2773 lessons each Monday, Wednesday, have been unusually ^nerous and to establish the understanding and Friday at 10 o’clock. will assure a wide variety o f valu necessary to combat prejudices, Annunciation Why Pay Garfara? The firms listed here de Anyone interested may enroll by able merchandise for patrons of bigotry, and Intolerance. calling DE. 6919 before Monday the party. Our Every Day Price* serve to be remembered Included in this campaign is the Ann Cuthbertfon AT LOWEST Save Yon Money or by being on hand for the open The nine-tube console model Wilmington Inter-American so PRICES IN DENVER The firms listed here de Preaeriptiona CarefuUy Filled when you are distributing ing class on Mondays. radio-phonograph combination will ciety, of which Mother Agaths local unit was established last be on display this week at Fitz serve to be remembered your patronage in the dif Bob Honey, director of swim was the general chairman at the November that Loretto Heights Guido Shumake Drags ming for the Red Cross in the gerald’s Red and White store, organizational meeting. In 1938, was officially represented as a col ^Q5EI3I15l8 tin!B3^ Avhen you are distributing ferent lines of business. 12th and Madison. Next week it Bishop Edmond J. Fitzmaurice of Denver region, is conducting the lege unit group at a national Red GR. 9934 38th A Clay will be at the Blarney shop on Wilmington founded the Diocesan ■TORE your patronage in the dif required 16-hour Red Cross course Cross convention. to advance senior life guards to E. Colfax and Steele. Library institute and placed ferent lines of business. water safety instructors each Chairmen and workers are re Mother Agatha at its head. Today Only Active College 34*1 FRANKLIN ST. Blessed Sacrament morning from 8 to 10. minded of the meeting o f the Big more than 10,000 volumes are on Tent party committees in St its shelves. This coune is also free and any Unit in Colorado Philomena's school hall this Fri She founde' the Diocesan Book Rental Library one holding a Red Cross Senior day, July 11, at 8 p.m. forums, the Catholic Forum of tbe At the present time, Loretto - BISHOP’S - Life Guard rating can enroll by Heights has the only active Red Men of the Holy Name society Air, which is presented every Sun 5c TO $1.00 STORE PARK HILL calling Sportland. will receive Holy Communion in day afternoon over WDEL in Wil Cross college unit in Colorado. As an outgrowth of the discussions at Sportland, according to Mullin, the 8:16 Mass Sunday, July 13. mington, and she is the editor 1626 E. 34th Ave. BOOK STORE is ths only swimming pool between The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil and founder of tlte Vrsulina Tradi- the convention and the plans al ready formulated by the Loretto UAKGARET GRIN8TEAS Chicago and the West coast to meet liam M. Higgins will go to Rifle TE L. CH. 7507 4624 E. 23rd Ave. DE. 1361 the requirements of the AAU and this Sunday to take part in the the specifications of the Olympic First Communion ceremonies at Eoin.n Urion._ Sh._» .j» „,,f J aJtrSkn by the DUKE’S GRILL SAVE MORE ON trials, and is fully manned this St. Mary’s church. The Rev. Paul tor to newspapers and magazines nNEST OF FOODS 2 87 0 Colo. Blvd. year by a staff of seven qualified Reed, former assistant at St. Loretto group during the next ITEMS GALORE of articles pertaining to Catholic school year, according to Miss Under New ‘i n f f i i r —‘ of Red Cross life guards and water Philomena’s, took up dudes as res education, literature, and general Cuthbertson. •DOMINIC CRO'W safety instructors. It is rated by ident pastor of the Rifle parish reading. [NCWC Wirel WE RECEIVE NEW SIMMONS DRUG 00. 7'he Loretto unit is affiliated The "Smiling Cop" MERCHANDISE EVERY DAY! the City Health department as last week. WHERE FRIENDS MEET EA. 94S3 leader in health standards and first The convert class, conducted by with the Arapahoe County Red 112* B. 24th At*. TA. *24* Shop BISHOP’S Often in chlorination and other bacterio Monsignor Higgins and the Rev. Cross chapter, whose delegates in WE APPRECIATE YOUR Nineteenth Annual cluded Harold Rust, A. L. Gun PATRONAGE logical tests made by the city. James Hamblin, meets each week on Tuesday and Thursday at 8 ther, and Mrs. C. H. Badger. p.m. The average attendance has Silver Dollar Days St. Jame.Ni' Holj lahoivt been eight persons. All n<>n- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT BOARD W ALK Catholics interested in the faith ESTATE OF' LAURA. McHINk, Mental iituinniminmiimiitiHimnimtinintiimnimnmmniinninttHmiNmmi SHOE REPAIR are invited to attend the sessions. Incompetent, No. 77823. The firms listed here de Reported as Success Notice i* hereby slvea that on the 29th Skyline Dining Room QUALITY HATERUL AND AiOW memy tiaiM a day The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Clar day of July, 1947, I will preaent to the GOOD CLOTHES NEED serve to be remembered WOBKHANSHIP doe* that mole* eur phone ence J. Riordan, V.G., V.F., of County Court of the City and County of 5904 East Colfax Avenue ring? You figure It out We're NOT BE EXPENSIVE Lincoln, Neb., has been visidng Saturday evening saw the cul Denver, Colorado, my account* (or FINAL when you are distributing —All Work OouraatMd— SETTLEMENT of the adminiatration of WELCOME TOURISTS too bu*y anawering thh phone his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James mination of one of the best and 471S BAST 23rd AVB^AT DEXTEB most successful Silver Dollar days aaid caUte when and where alt peraona in your patronage in the dif TELEPHONE FR 3219 . . . taking order* to 1m de> Riordan, for the past two weeks. iRteraat may appear and object to them If THE He was entertained at dinner by that the Denver council of the Management: Ann and Dick Janckt, llvered in all porU of Denver. they *0 deaire. \ ferent'lines of business. Helen l.^ Willianu the priests of the parish on Tues Knights of Columbus has ever BwC. HILLIARD. JR.. Will we be onewering your day evening, July 8. sponsored. This year’s affair Conaervator. Fairfax Hardware ring toon? ENGLISH Mr. and Mrs.'^ Joseph Bruseke marked the 19th anniversary of (Colfax at Fairfax) Cboiye Account* tnritad were injured last Sunday when this event in Denver. Commencing BABOWABE. GLASS. PAINTS The RIXAU Stere Mr. Bruseke was caught in the Julv 2, the carnival ran four Call a LOKHNiR AMD LYNCH, INC. LAWN HOWERS 8BABFBNED c TAILORS door of a tram car and dragged nights, ending July 6. A good EA. 3777 5022 E. Colfax 16% Bttftrfot CrMni 901 FIFTEENTH STREET some distance. His wife suffered crowd attended the affair every FINE FLOOR COVERINGS bruises when she tried to assist n irtt Z O I V E € A B H. U RINEHART. Prop. MADE TO OUR OWN FORMULA A Complete Line of Rstgs, Carpets and Linoleums Combine ^lU ity and Style him. Mr. Bruseke is custodian of Winners of special awards were MAIn 7171 Velv*t«mee(h, rich and full-bed* at Prices You Can Afford Praapt Coarteea* Sarrte* INTERIOR DECORATING SERVICE ted. Delidoru* Haven—eheeelate, St. Philomena’s church and Mrs. Edward J. Davis of 1830 Grant Bruseke is housekeeper at the street and Ray J. Noone of 1440 CHEAPER RATES DRAPERIES — CONTRACT WORK INVITED IDA V. MITCHELL BA. 47«t etrawbeny, vanilla mini. In CLEAN NEW CABS Seclright Cartons. convent of the Sisters o f Loretto. Fairfax street, Denver. On Satur Porh Him Flower Shop day evening special prizes were 7501 E. C O LFA X A V E . FR . 3008 FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION Hol^ Family awarded Alfred Heinrick of 2976 trVE BY APPOINTMENT FOR ALL OCCASIONS St. Dominic’s Ash street; Mrs. J. Bauer of 1601 ALTAR BREADS 4625 E. 28rd Ave. S. Steele street; G. E. McCarthy of Dativar? Saniea Dtovar 7. Cata. SAVE TIBE8 — BUT AT 0 L 8 0 N 3 1046 Cherokee street; and Ed “it Yaan la Floral SoalBan* For Quality Bakery Goods SEWING O’Connor, Jr., of 427 Green court, LHtla Girlf* Draaia*. RethroUafy, Try Denver, Monocraalat. Bte. lARGAINS VE§ John C. OLSON’S This year’s affair was super THE SISTERS OF THE m . vised by Leroy Volk as chairman, SchoU WEISS OAKERY with the assistance of John Schler- GOOD SHEPHERD IPs Time to Turn to the 2750 W. 29ih GL. 3613 TELEPHONE PBARL 1491 EYOND PINBST 4024 Tennyson Sl eth and Robert Norton as assistant HEATS AND 3 03 0 E 6th EA- 1801 chairmen. STOP AND SHOP GB0CBRIB8 Tha firm* Uitad iwra daaarva la >ELIEF! ba rtmarabarad wh«a you ara dia- S t Joseph’s Parish 2113 Fairfax tribytisf your natreaai# to tba dif- Lojola Quick Service Quality Work FB. 2TN faraat Ubm of botfiMaa. (POUSH) Reasonable Prices STOP-AND-SHOP PHONE: MAin 8066 JOE LOFFREDA Weslerkamp Bros. Rocky’s Pharmacy SUPER MARKET AAA Landscaping Co. PrMcrietiwi Dra*t<*t* r o a d m o o r l e a iv er 7540 E. Colfax at Rosemary K E . 9043 5106 Wash. 2001 E. 17th A t *. B € § I Lendaeape Daaigning — You Buy It— IT# deliver it— EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY Phone EA. 9867 Burk* Broe. (Members of St. Frend* de Sele* Perish) Traaa and Shiaka Triaunad and Xaaovad — Sprayina — U v a i and Fleim Bad* SHOULD HAVE 900 E. 12TH AVENUE BEST FOODS AT LOWEST FSICIB Foiir Druggist la Yoxr BE. 1581-1532 BOOK YOUB ORDBBS EARLY UCEN8ED AND INeURKD —WE D EU VEB- Neighborhood Friend PE. 8485 712-718 So. Pearl
Ai A| Thursday, July 10, 1947 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE
Scene of Mother Cabrini Rites Couple Are Wed Dr. Lee 0. HaH$ Dr. Rishard L Huay OptometrlBts 1 At Holy Famly Members of St. Vincent ie Pad Parish 827 15ihSI.-PlieBaTA.2690 (Holy Family Parish, Danvar) Miss Anita Holton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Holton, and John N. Riedel, son o f Mr, Thoughtful men and women realize the im> and Mrs. John Riedel, were united in marriage before Father Leo porunce of Future Need Protection. Under Flynn June 80. Both are gradu Recommended by Duncan Hines ates o f North high school. Mr. Olinger’s Future Need Plan, there is no Riedel served two years in tha S-TEAKS problem of financial worry to add to the navy aboard a troop transport MOUNTAIN TROUT The bride wore a white marquis CHOICE POUL'TRY burden o f bereavement. Every member o f ette ^own made with sweetheart neckline and long sleeves; the veil PRIVATE DINING BOOUU the family, regardless o f age, is protected . . . was finger-tip length. The ma tron of honor was Mrs. Donna Sex at a cost o f only a few cents a day. T o learn ton, and Miss Dorothy Swanson every detail o f this sensible, trustworthy plan was maid of honor. Gene Pacello acted as best man, and Ralph Rie URf W ’S M . . consult Olinger’s Advisory Department. del, brother of the bride^oom, was the other attendant. Miss Patricia Satterwhite was organist, and Lee Riedel, another brother of the I """CllNDUI 3663 /i n e OODS bridegroom, was soloist. The young couple will live in Denver. Fine CockuUe and I) 16th at SPEER at Fountain Service BOULDER i SHERMAN On July 5 Father Joseph Koontz officiated at thd wedding of Mrs. BROADWAY AT ELLSWORTH Rose Brown and Thomas P, Open 11 A.M . to 2 A.M . Cloeed Tnetdaye jf( mORTUilllES Nother. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Cronin were the attendants. After a short Catholic members of our personnel and the fin' wedding trip, the couple will re est equipment and facilities are assigned to every side in Holy Family parish. Catholic Service. ___ The following were baptized July 6 by Father Flynn: Gene and Michael Larry, infant sons of Look at Your Hat— VICE raesiDENT Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Antonucei, **Everyone Else Does!** with Joseph and Mary Fiorella as sponsors; Patricia Ann, infant The Well-Dreseed Man la Ueing Thie Service daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brauch, with Richard and Frances FACTORY FINISHED Schmitt as sponsors; John Angelo, infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Nich olas Herold, with Edmund and ROBERTS Myrtle O’Neill as sponsors; and •— the hat man Robert Donald, infant son o f Mr. LADIES’ HATS TOO I and Mrs. James R. Kell^, with SPruca 4726 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 2 58 Broadway Tba picture above was takan at tbe beautiful Fourth Degree assembly. The Very Rev. Thomas Robert Hamburg and Done Kelly Lourdes grotto, now fitted with a memorial altar M. Lo Cascio, O.S.M., pastor of Our Lady of Mt. as sponsors. to St. Francos Xavier Cabrini, at the mountain Carmol psirish, is shown delivering tha sermon in A St. Mark’s club meeting was ANNUAL NOVENA TO ST. ‘ANNE camp astablisbad by tho saint whan she first cama honor of tha occasion. He is facing tha hill opposite, held July 9 to plan social activi to Denver. The grotto was the scene of eulminating which had boon terraced to provide room for several ties of ^ e summer. ceremonies of tho first annuel pilgrimage in honor thousand pilgrims attending tho rites. Mrs. Jerry Starkey and Mrs. From Jnly 17 to Jnly 2!ith^ Incl. of the saint spensorad by tha Denver K. of C. M. Pade, the PTA president and " 8 o’clock Each Evening book chairman, respectively, will 8 KEEP YOUR CAR IN A-1 CONDITION need more workers every Thursday (Ch«ek intention and mail to St, Leo'i church, 90S 10th St., Colorado Jesuits NATIONAL NURSES' COUNCIL HEAD in the school from 1 to 4 p.m. to 2 It may need a Tnne-np or Denver 4, Colorado) repair and catalogue the rented J Complete Engine Overhaul Employment Good Health books for the grade school. Given Reception ENTERTAINED BY COLORADO GROUPS During the archdiocesan retreat ^ EXPERT MECHANICS — GENUINE FACTORY PARTS Better Petition Cura of Diiaate for the parish priests, daily Mass 1 ' COMPLETE FEXDER & BODY DEPT. Reite in Salary Cura of Alcoholism July 16-18 will be said at 6:16 By Regis Guild In honor of Miss Anne Houck, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Mudd, ^ FREE PICKUP SERVICE ^ Grace of Good Confaiiioa Peace of Mind president of the National Council 3326 Fillmore street, is a gradu and Communion will be distributed Financial Aid Return tot of Catholic Nurses, the Denver ate of Annunciation high school, at 7:30. Mrs. Charles R. Auge, press Succaii in Bntinatt The Faith It wax a happy occasion July 6 and Colorado Springs units enter and was prefect of the sodality The Sacrementt chairman of the parish, has been ^ ^*1 VINER CHEVROLET ( Sale of Property when members of the Regis guild tained at a dinner July 4 at the at St. Joseph's while a student Convertiont and Jesuit relatives met in the Re Knights of Columbus hall, Denver. nurse. ordered to bed for three or four Succett in Studiei weeks by her doctor owing to « Religions Vocatloni gis chapel, Denver, for the holy The Rev. Harley Schmitt, Colo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rolling, Catkolie Boy Friend serious heart condition. Priesthood sacrifitfe of the Mass offered by rado Springs spiritual director, Littleton, announce the birth of a Catholic Girl Friend Sisterhood members of Colorado’s own fami was toastmaster. son, David Michael, July 3. Mrs. lies: The Rev. J. Raymond Derrig, Happy Marriage The Pope Rolling is the former Ann Ar- No Mass at St. John's S.J.; the Rev. Walter F. Harris, Pope's line Yourich, '46. Peace in the Home Address Gift of Parity S.J.; the Rev. Joseph L. Hebert, To Nurses Cited Mrs. Helen Pritchard, head Spiritual Favor Love of Neighbors S.J.; all of Denver, and the Rev. nurse, delivery rooms, accompan During Clergy Retreat Happy Death Eugene 0. Latta, S.J., of Sterling. Miss Houck said that “ in 1935 World Peaeo religious and lay Catholic nurses ied by her niece, Kathryn Ann Ma lone, left Monday for a trip to (St. John’s Parish, Dsnvsr) Soult in Purgatory Special Intantions During the Mass, instrumental held an international congress in Portland, Seattle, and Canada. and vocal numbers were rendered Rome. The Holy Father himself Because of the clergy retreat Mrs. Sacarias Apodaca, nursery by Miss Claire McMenamy and addressed the group at an audi being conducted next week, there staff, and Mrs. Doris Gallagher Mrs. Claire Martin. The sermon ence, and, after he eulogized the \rill be no daily Masses in S t of the morning was given by the Morrison, private duty nurse, are John’s church from Tuesday St. Vineent de Panl’s Parish vocation of the nurse, told them new council members. T a th e d ra l Rev. Martin F. Hasting, S.J., also that it was the duty o f every through Friday. The regular 7 and of Colorado, who spoke of the Catholic nurse to belong to Cath Mercy Hoipital 8 o’clock Masses will be resumed years of preparation, the thoughts olic associations of nurses and to Sister Mary Jerome, chairman Saturday, July 19. HODGE GROCERYl***'''"^'®" which fill the mind as Uie day of promote them in every way.” of the ACCN spiritual life com Boy Scouts of tho parish will ordination approaches, of the great mittee, announces that the inten take an all-day mountain hike'this 2105 E. Virginia SP. 7505 She added that she and Miss W e have added complete BUeL £[UGH£St Prop* E l ' O N O M Y day itself, and of the opportunities Mary Kelley, board member, were tion for the month will be prayers Saturday. They are asked to meet and responsibilities that follow. k\ Line of FROZEN FOODS Next te darkt'S Charck OaaOt spending their vacation in Colo of thanksgiving for the favors at the school. Complete Food Service the end of Mass, all had the privi rado to discover first hand the that the council has received dur The Rev. Robert Freudenstein, Meata . . . Groceries "When in tom §pMu eeli ferry*’ lege of receiving individually the newly ordained son of. the pariah, 598 South Gilpin reasons for the phenomenal ing the past year. Fresh Fruits & Vegetables -It's Smart to B. ThrUtf- r * # COWttrtOCMH , 4 blessings of the ne\^y ordained has reported for his first assign 1634 Tretnont K£. 4554 growth in both membership and Mrs. Alicia Evans, accompanied 0 , I VtHviK, Colo. priests. by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. ment as assistant in S t Mary’s reu OBUVKBT n u PASUNO activities of the Denver council. Breakfast Served Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. Gholson of Rawlins, Wyo., visited parish, Colorado Springs. The firms listed here de Breakfast was served in the Claire Marker, and Mrs. Dorthea her sister, Mrs. Dale Hill, in Estes Mrs. Marie Struthera of this LET S Pharmacy parish is seriously ill. serve to be remembered A REPUTABLE DRUG dining room by the guild mem Hoell were in charge of arrange Park over July 4. Mrs. Evans is L. 0. FEHB, Pnp. STORE bers. Following the breakfast, the ments for the dinner. relieving Sister Mary Francis as Mnibcr B t Vinmiit 4* Panl’i Parltb when you are distributing HalcheH Drag Store operating room supervisor while Have Yonr Doctor Phone Rev. Stephen R. Krieger, S.J., St. Anthony's Hospital your patronage in the dif **Tk« Bters of Qaalltv ead Ssrrlee" guild moderator, thanked the mem Sister Mary Francis is attending United Photo Studio's Ui Yonr Prescription bers for all they had done during Hiss Rita Blake, sister o f Lt. summer school at St. Louis uni 2707 E. Louiaiana ^ RA. 3739 ferent lines of business. "Coram.relaL Portrait*, W*ddlnx** 701 GRANT Margaret Cannon, ANC, Camp versity. At liOalilaBa sad Sm Ui Clarten the 20 years of their organization MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED ConpotiQdlag pTmeiiptSotM li tb« mo«l — their altar work, their bazaar Carson, will enter training in Sister Mary Ricarda, supervisor Imfsortaot part ol owt bogiatHk Colfax at Downing Oenve work, and their work with other August. < of the first floor, is also a student 1521 Curt!*' TA. 3412 KEyitone 3217 Regis groups. Father Krieger of Because of the recent floods, at St. Louis for the summer **I{'Un
■T"; ,f ■■ Sight is the most precious and useful FR. GARCIA OF TRINIDAD TO NOTE
— o f all our senses. Sufficient enough reason for everyone 60TH ANNIVERSARY IN DECEMBER to protect it and correct it if defective. If you are suffering BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN from faulty visfion come in for a complete eye examination. I 'Mnidad. — Father Joseph S. sion the original baptismal record, The dividends are high. Garcia will celebrate the 6Cfth an which, because of its age, is an & COM PANY niversary of his ordination to the historical document connecting the By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen imesthood in December this vear. present day with the days of the By Rev. John B. Ebel CWESTMEIVT BANKERS Unusual phenomena, whether His almost 88 years (he will be frontier. People are getting jittery wait Sueeettor to S W IC E R T BROS. real or apparent, have an unlail 88 in October) make him the old The younff Garcia was sent to ing for the atomic war that science ing attraction for the average est diocesan priest in the state of the Jesuit school in Las Vegas, N. has made possible. They are filled BOSWORTH, CHANUTE, LO.UGHRIDGE & CO. Optometrigts Good Service man. He revels in the nmterious, Colorado. In spite of his age, how. Mex., which was a forerunner of with fatalism. The atomic war is Belter VUion and grows enthusiastic over the telling ever, he still possesses great agil coming, seems to be the conviction, At Right Price* Sacred Heart college, now Regis S I ^ I V A N & CO M PANY for Evwry Aga of a fabulous tale, and is most ity, college, Denver. His philosophical and there is not much we can do KEyttone 7651 ISSO California satisfied when all explanations of Joseph Samuel. Garcia was bom studies were made in Niagara uni to avoid it. JOHN J. SULLIVAN, Pretident a prodigious event are unsatisfac Oct. 26, 1859, the child of Estevan versity, Niagara Falls, N, Y „ and Even our prayers do not seem to OLA88SI IMDIVIOUALLT 8TTLBD tory; for then the veil of the de la Cruz Garcia and Maria Man- he made his theological studies in have been formulated with a view 17lh at California Streeta Denver 2, Colorado occult is still there to intrigue ueia Sanchez Garcia. His birth the famous Grand seminary, Mon to quieting the fears of the atomic him. place was Taos, N. Mex., the head treal, Canada. He was ordained age—man-made prayers, that is. The story of the “ flying disks,” quarters of the famous Indian in December, 1887, by Archbishop The Psalmist seems to have known with its innumerable variations, is scout, Christopher (Kit) Carson. Fabre for the Santa Fe archdio what we would be up against As excellent newscopy—^for it is dif He was baptized Nov. 11, 1869, cese. is pointed out in a recent edition REQUIESCANT ferent, odd, seemingly inexpli Now Is the Time to Have Your THEODORE in Taos by Father Thomas de His first assignment in New of America, if one turns to the cable. Countless theories have Aquino Hayes, then pastor of Mexico was as assistant pastor in Psalms, he will “be startled to find IN PACE been expounded to dissipate the ob Taos. His godparents were Kit Las Vegas. He then was sent to phrases leaping from the page to RUGS, FURNITURE & DRAPES HACKETHAL scuring haze— the possibility thAt Carson and Josefa J;a-amillo. Fa Pena Blanca as pastor, and here voice the formless hopes and fears the whole thing is a case of mass ther Garcia still has in his possed- he took care of the Indian Pueblos and petitions that crowd his soul.” ROSE F. BAXTER, 2718 W. Dunkold hallucination, that the disks are of Cochiti, Santo Domingo, and You wonder, perhaps, why the Air Conditioned place. Mother of Gloria Jean Smith; some new type of secret weapon, statesmen who gather in frantic CLEANED dauehtor of Joseph Koaelr: and tIaUr San Felipe. etc. And now a headline says: attempts to ward off the coming of Marr C Phelpa and Joseph F. Koaelr. He was sent to Costilla as pas Requiem High Maos wai olferod Juir 7 “ Captured 'Flying Disk’ Turns atomic annihilation turn to every PHONE OH. 2984 MORTUARY in S t Donifnic’s church. Boulevard mor- Prograin of NCCS tor in 1894. Costilla is a Iitti( Out to Be Kite,” the kind the army tuarr. fantastic expedient, try every so uses for weather observation. New Mexican village only one mile lution but the only one that will LILLIAN C, BOYTZ, 4456 Peonsri- south of the Colorado state line 1449>51 Kalainath St. vania atreet. Daughtar of Mrs. Kath Whatever the answer behind, the work. Here is the Psalmist’s com erine Borta and the late Andrew Boyta; rumor that had aged matrons gap and about 20 miles south of San ment on the godless onslaught: “ 0 MULLIGAN’S Phone MAin 4006 aiater of Rose and Andrew J. Boyta, jng at the sky in downtown streets, Luis. In Costilla on Sundays he Mra. Michael P. Horvat. Hrt. Frank J, Needs Volunteers God, my whole soul longs for Thqe, lISMHBHiiiiwn.imniiiuiiiMiuamiimiimiiuBiiiiinima ia iiiiii it offers interesting potentialities said one Mass in New Mexico and as a deer for running water; my Carpet and Upholstery Canjar, and Mra. John J. Yelenlck, all one in Colorado in San Luis in the of Denver: aunt of SiiUr Mary Liguori of thought whole soul thirsts for God, the liv Cleaning Service and Sitter Leo Catherine of the Slatera The National Catholic Commu original San Luis church, which ing God; shall I never again make of Charity. Requiem High Matt wat Suppose the “ saucers” had nity Service, member agency of had been built by the priest who my pilgrimage into God’s presence? offered in Holy Rotary church July 6. turned out to be radio-controlled USO, for several years has spear later became Archbishop Pitaval. 2079 Washington St. LET US GUIDE Interment M t Olivet. Boulevard mor messengers of atomic energy. Sup Morning and evening, my diet still tuary. headed hospital programs for the In San Luis he enlarged tfie adobe pose they were bombs in plate’s of tears! Daily I must listen to ANNA LEVSTIK, 4874 Pearl atreat. military and veteran patients of church and made it into cruciform the taunt: ‘Where is thy God Mother of Frank and Adolph Levatik and clothing. What if some implacable the Denver area. Not content with shape. He also built a rectory Mra, Ralph Eckenroth of Danver, and now?” ’ (Psalm 40). ehemy had dispatched the inno serving only large wards, its re in San Luis and constructed chap Mra. John Hock of Lancaatar. Calif.; cent-looking missiles as a vanguard And the Psalmist reminds us of titter of Hrt. Jotepbint Khun. Mra. creational and visitation units have els in San Pablo, Chama, San CONVBJNIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING Angela Harlot Mra. Thereto Znidartie, of destruction aimed at our beau what the rulers of the world have soup;ht out the private rooms of Acacio, San Francisco, and San forgotten for so many years, and and Matt Debalak. Eleven grandchildren tiful and wonderful country? In patients who, bemuse of the type Isidro, all settlements in Colorado. alio turvlve. Requiem Maaa la being this event, what would be the per especially in our day: “ See where offered Thunday. July lo. in Holy of their illnesses, cannot be moved He began the original school in Classiified Ads Rotary church. Boulevard mortuary. sonal attitude of each one of us? He stands, the Ruler of all, among into the main part of a ward for San Luis with three Sisters of the rulers themselves” (Psalm 81)! It will pay yoo to road ALL of tha followiof advortiaamaota. LA RHETA E. ST. JAMES. Mother Reactions would probably be as the programs. Mercy, two of them teachers and of Mra. La Verne K. Masaie, Ocean Park. w ar' to pronounce judgment on varied as the personalities and Some of these patients have not w m Wash., and La RheU Ella, Shelton, one a cook. The first school the rulers themselves (Psalm 8 1 )!” Waah. Requiem High Mata la being beliefs of the millions of Ameri seen a movie for a year or more a two-room affair in which 60 chil yoMT cMemorial Selection And now, if eve^ we can join in PAINTING REAL ESTATE FOR SALE offered Thuraday, July 10. at 9 in An- can citizens. Most would become although two movies a week are dren were instructed. nunciatlon church. Boulevard mortuary, extremely agitated; a few would his plea: “ Bestir 'Thyself, Lord, let Menr p«opU hart dtlartd th« por> FURCENCIA CISNEROS, JR„ 1110 shown in the wards themselves. INTERIOR a axtarior paintinc, axpart 3401-8407 OSAGE—A 2-famiIy hs*. 8 mu. When Archbishop Chappell of not human strength prevail; let workmauihip at. R*as. pricaa. GR 6964 or ehu* of ■ nonamcnt, ThU hopponi Walnut atreet. Burial in Mt. Olivet July remain calm. Some would have To meet this need—keeping in mind Santa Fe learned of Father Gar A bath, vacant. 5 mu. A bath occupied by tlmo and aealn whtn Ultra art at 7. Capital mortuary. fear for their property, most for the heathen stand upon their trial GL 6908. , owner who will show A give immediate manr plactt for manor. But M a r, the dignity of the individual—the cia’s work in Colorado, he released CONSUELLA PEREZ. Leyden. Daugh their families, all for their lives. NCCS area workers are at present before Thee; let the heathen, too, PAINTING A. PAPER HANGING poeaeasion. tliincf art' difftrontf Thera art at ter of Mra. Joaeph Perea. Requiem Father Garcia for work in the feel Thy terrors, and learn they But how many would have fear for showing 16-mm. movies and pro 960 NAVAJO— 11-rm. brick. 5 mu., bath. many Uiinti Uiat can’t ba boneht. Haas ia being offered Thursday, July 10, then Diocese of Denver. He re are but men” (Psalm 11). KOB PAPER HANOINQ aod paJDtlnt that It atoma an Ideal Uma to "catch In St. Anne’s church, Arvada. Capitol their souls? In how many hearts is viding volunteer accordionists, mained as pastor of San Luis until A. Btrincar, 158' Uaditon, BA S28S. 1st floor; besutiful oak floors, new plumb np" an thoat that can. And a tmlp mortuary. faith in Christ deeply enough en guitar players, and vocalists for On nearly every page of the ing, nicely decorated, gas furntee. 6 rmi. fint mannment it ont of them. EVELYN M. WORNICKl. Wife of 1921, when he resigned to accept A bath 2nd floor, rented. Cen be teen any trenched to make eternal salva programs in the private rooms. Psalms we find comfort and hope BRICK REPAIRS W t art memorial craftaman of manj Joaeph M. Womicki; mother of Stanley the chaplaincy of M t San Rafael to light our path through the daric- time. Carl Payne: stepmother of Joseph M. tion the first and only real Mora Help Needed SPECIALIZING ta hriek pointing and ra- rcart' atandine In thia eommonltr. hospital, Trinidad, where he has S. LOGAN ST.—Estate mutt be sold, 6-rm. Womicki, Jr.: daughter of Mra. Phoebe concern? ness of the atomic bomb cloud that pairing, also caulking and painting. MA Whether ran with a aimpta marker or But the workers need hundreds been stationed ever since. mod. brick, 1 block to storea A ctrline, St. an olaborata monument mar wo help M. Denham; niece of Mrs. Pearl Renzal- overshadows our future. “ God is 6656. WALTER EVANS. 1946 Paarl St. man and Mrs. Charles Cramer, Pueblo; People sang hymns when an of volunteers to carry out an effec Francis parish. roa to maka a wlao aolectlon? our refuge and atronghold; sov and slater of Dorothy Perko and John “ unsinkable” super ocean liner tive hospital program which will WOOD BAL21—Kindling, ranga, heater, ereign aid He has brought us in (umaea. firaplaea bloeka, mill andi— Da- TERRACE— 8-family near Srd A Chero A. Wilton. Requiem Matt wat offered was settling Into the deep. Most include those who otherwise would kee, 4 rms. A bath each. Garages. in St. Joseph’s church July 7. Inter 1947 STATE FAIR the hour of peril. Not for us to be lirarad 88.00. KEyatona 2460. ERICKSON ment Mt. Olivet. Capitol mortuary. of us have enough faith and com not be reached. So—they are call ing on the Catholic people of Den afraid, though earth should tumble STEINMETZ 601 B. Logan SP. 0904 ANNA MARIE SMITH, 4840 8. mon sense to quail when the dan about us, and the hills be carried INSTRUCTION MEMORIAL COo Huron. Wife of Edward L. Smith; ger of death looms up before us. ver to help in the following ways: mother of Karol, Jania, And Norma If you have an 8-mm. or 16-mm. ART EXHIBIT TO away into the depths of the sea. LINVILLE PIANO STUDIO: Course for Smith; daughter of Mra. Margaret Vtr- But how many people live to die? 920 Speer Bird. silent or sound movie projector, See how the hills tremble before children and adults. 500 Tabor Bldg. dick of Spokane, Wash.; slater of Hans How many people fully realize ita might! The Lord of hosts is MA. 8718. Opposite Sunken Gardena Verdlek, Jr., of Fairfidd, Wash., and you are needed badly to a u ^ en t WANTED! that death is always imminent— BE OUTSTANDING with us, the God of Jacob is our Katharine O’Dea of Silver Plume. Rt- that we begin to die as soon as the work already started. Will you LAWNMOWERa aharpaned, $1.75. Called ajta.ajuuuuuui.nAJUuuuLaj»jLii quiem Maaa It being offered Thursday. refuge” (Psalm 45). for and dalirarad. Jays Hardwars 4k Re- CATHOLIC REPRESENTATn^ES July 10, at 10 in St. Louis’ church, we are bom— that the daily mor show films twice or more a month, pair. 4286 Tannyaon. OR. 7098.______DRYER A ASTLER Englewood. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger tality rate resulting from just or using your equipment? With the removal of some re Fantastically powerful though Hen or women, to repreaent Central mortuary. the atomic bomb may seem to us, Roof and Trim contractor. For an honest Catholic Caaualty Co., of Omaha, dinary everyday dangers is so If you have talent, will you do strictions of former years, the art job with bast materiala Call Bamia Land. EMELIA ZANCANELLA, 2437 W. nate your services for a regular its power cannot be compared with Nebr. Selling Income Protection for PRINTING CO. 27th avenue. Mother of Hrt. Eva high as to warrant our constant exhibit at the Colorado State fair TA. lOOL______Moaer, Mrs. Lena Cook, Mra. Elia Deite preparedness? How many of us hospital program or two each in Pueblo, Aug. 25-31, is expected the omnipotence of God. The whole Catholic! only. In your local com rich, Mrs. Mary Lund, and Frank J. month? Perhaps you will appear universe remains cradled in the WANTED TO RENT munity. Programo and Circulan make our whole lives a prepara to draw a capacity number of en Zaneanella; also survived by eight in a ward, at the Ked Cross build hand of God. “ No age shall dawn CATHOLIC couple. 1 child desperately grandchildren and three great-grand- tion for a graceful death? tries, according to Mrs. Richard For Interriew, address TickeU for ing, or in a private room at Fitz- DesJardins. 306 Bennett, but shall see Thee reigning still; need houaa or apL fum. or nnfum. Beat chijdren. Requiem Meat wat offered Every Christian knows the facts. generations pass, and Thy rule referencaa. GL. 7619. Bazaars and Carnivals July 7 in St. Dominic’s church. Inter Each of us will certainly die some simons or the Fort L o^ n 'Veterans’ superintendent. D. C. Dalton, ment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary, Administration hospital. At any Oscar E. Beminghaus and Vic shall endure. 0 how true the Lord Catholic mother, employed daughter wlah Quiekiy Produced PEARL H. COSTABILE, 3747 La day. How, when, where, in what to all His promises, how gra three rooms famished. MA. 2221. Ext. 21. Stale Agent fayette atreet. Daughter of Mra. Eliaa- circumstances we know not. But rate, if you have better than fair tor Higgrins, outatanding members Reaionabiy Priced eth Southwell; aiater of Sylvia Sanaoff, talent you will be used. _ of the Taps, N. Mex., art colony, cious in all His dealings! Prostrate NEWLYWEDS. Catholic, want two Box 142, Sterling, Cole. we will die. It is extremely pos though men may fall, thi Lord will three-room furnished kitchenette apartment $ UNION LABEL IF DESIRED Martin and 'George Carleton, Denver; sible that this writer be stricken If you have a car, will you plan have been announced by Fair Man Homer Carleton, Golden; and Goldie to take a convalescent patient or ager Frank H. Means as the lift them up, will revive their to 850 a month. SP 7843. 1986-38 LAWRENCE ST. Domlin and Ivory Crew, both of St with a fatal heart attack before crushed spirits” (Psalm 144). Louia. Mo.; wife of Cbarlea Coatell, he finishes typing this page o f two on a picnic or fishing with you? judges. All entries must be received Denver. Requiem Maaa waa offered July In our age as in every preceding TONY FERRETTl American Pennant KEystone 6348 copy, It is equally possible, dear Not There by Choice at the fa ir^ u n d s by Aug. 14, and S in Annunciation church. It must be borne in mind that judging will be completed in ad age of mankind, God alone is our No. 2 World War Vat %Tre~vTnrwTrrvTrvTrTnreTnreTnnrri HELEN CABER, 8885 Utica, died reader, that your eyes will close refuge and our strength. Under His Invitas His Old Priands and Customara to Mfg. Co. Monday evening in a Denver hoapital fol patients in private rooms in vet vance of the fair opening. Hla Ntw Stors ONB DAT SERVICE THE RULE— in fetemal sleep before you have beneficent rule we find peace; with xL" r* MFGR'8. OF NOT THE EXCEPTION lowing a brief lllneaa. Wife ot Jacob erans’ or 'army hospitals are not The fair commission will pur HI-SCHOOL AND FRAT. BANNERS. Gaber: mother of Frank L. Gabar, Den finished reading this piece. The His guidance we can steer through lll 6 L0IISTCS6 ClothU IR LO. fact is: We do not know. And if there by preference. They are usu chase the best oil painting for SEALS. STATE PENNANTS. SCOUT Pablle Cleaners ver. She waa bom In Ljubljana, Yugo- ally in greater need of attention the rocks and shoals of national 433 1BTH ST. TA. 4 7 1 8 BANNERS alavla. Sept 14, 1879. Roaary will be an eternity of happiness means 5200. ’The subject is not limited. All Garmanta Inaa'rad Atalnit Fira than those in the wards proper. and international peril, and find "Special Attention to Clergy’ CHENILLE EMBLEMS, and Thaft recited at 8 p.m. Friday. July 11. Maaa anything to us, and if death is There will be $50 for the next best Taller Made Ready Hade Military Sappltes MONOGRAMS AND CAPS will be offered at 9 Satur^y In Holy Do you want a blessing? “ I was shelter in the harbor of security. certain, and if its time is as uncer professional oil painting; $25 for HAIL ORDERS 184 16th S t. Fontina Bnlldlng. KE 8867 Family church. Interment M t Olivet. sick and you visited Me.” “ Be “ It is Thou, Lord, that keepest tain, then how foolish we are not the best water color; and $40 for cause you did it unto one of these the best State fair theme in oil or the lamp of my hopes still burning; IZORICI WILLIAM T. DANIELS to keep our souls always in that shinest on the darkness about me, Requiem Mata was offered In St. PhQo- My least brethren, you did it also water colors. CfiRMEMT CUAMING SYSTEM state in which we would like our 0 my God. In Thy stren^h I shall mena’a church July 9 for William T. Judge to find them. unto Me.” In the non-professional class, the Daniela, 1855 Franklin atreet. Hr. Will you accept the challenge? best oil painting will be awarded be proof against ail attack” (Psalm “Why Pay More?” Danlelt died Sunday ia Mercy hoapital. God is all-merciful. He is also 17). ______where he had been receiving treatment And the blessing? ___ $26 and the best water color will for a heart ailment Born in Ottumwa, all-just. He demands but one Call at the NCCS Area Office, (Trademark) get $16; with $10 going to the Tli« Arm* Htt«d b«r« d«Mrv» to W VMV Off la., June 28, 1882, he came to Denver thing in our souls when His angel 1663 Grant street, or phone KEy- best oil or water color on a State Emcrgcney Dry Clcaatng Service X 85 years ago. He worked for II years comes to take us in death. God bo rvmoinberod when you aro d if stone 1338 to volunteer. Do it now! fair theme. tributinf your patreoofo to tho dIE« hoars or laaa at alight additional coat with the building maintenance division must find there sanctifying grace, Oar Owa Plant Operatad on tba for the state. He retired in January. Including frame or mat, each en foront lloos of buBinoat. Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores He wat the husband of Olga F. Daniela or He will condemn us to hell for try must be net more than 45 PHONE^AL^B 2118 father of Olga Mar; Foster; rrandfather all eternity if we have lost His Famed Donald Dickson inches, or less than 16 inches. INCORPORATED 111 IStii StrMt Dcavc? 2, Color»4« of ^ugene, Cheryl, and Janie Foatcr; grace through our own fault, the and brother of Mrs. Walter Hintcr. Hrt. Entry blanks may be obtained Let ua show 70a monninenU Frank 0 ‘Hearn. Mra. William Smith, only way an adult can lose it. To Sing ot Red Rocks from Mrs. DesJardins.______Colorado Oumed Stores and Mra. Manse Starki, W . F, Horan Serious sin takes away sanctifying DORAN we have erected in Mt. Olivet Englewooti 800 Santa Fe Dr. Cemetery. A Son service. grace. For Catholics, worthy Con H A T T E R S I fession and valid absolution from Donald Dickson, baritone idol Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California DANIEL MULCAHY of millions of radio listeners, will DOYLE’S ' "Bat Roconditlonlng A. T. THOMSON the priest will restore that grace. Sorrict ExeiaaiTsly*' I Daniel Hulcahy died July 8 in the be the guest soloist of the third 15th and California MONUMENTS home af a niece, Mra. Nellie McEnary. For non-Catholics, it takes an act PHARMACY 4885 Irving street, where he bad liv ^ of perfect sorrow or contrition, concert of the Red Rocks Music 733 E. Colfax at Clarkaoa 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 aince coming to Denver from Chicago Festival series which takes place Tha Parttcalar OraasiaS CALL MAIN 6888 We Do Not Have Special Sale* But Sell You at Our more than four years ago. Hr. Hulcahy which contains faith and perfect ^Per Pres PIck-ap sad DtiiTsry love of God. Friday night, July 11, in the pic 17lh AVE. AND GRANT Lowett Price* Every Day on All Drug Merehandite. 69, waa bom in Ireland and moved to turesque Red Rocks theater. He Sarrica Chicago in 1902. He wat a member of These are facts, based on KS. 5187 FREE DELIVER! the Holy Name society in Chicago, the Christ’s words. We must do our will appear with the Denver Sym Ancient Order of Hiberniant, and the phony orchestra of 80 pieces, led Spillane Mortaiary Catholic Order of Foreatera. He worked best to lead good lives, filled for' 88 years for Chicago Surface Lines. especially with love of God and by Saul Gaston. In an amazingly brief career, 1545 So. BroadvraF PEarl 0723 Survivors are Mrs. McEnery; a aiater, neighbor. We must keepjthe grace Bridget Hulcahy of Denver; and several of God in our souls. We cannot Dickson, who is 31 years old, has Mrs. John B. Spiiiane nieces and nephews in Ireland. Requiem become one of the best known bar Mast waa offered July 8 in St. Cath take a chance on going to hell, for itones of the day. Married at 17, RegUtered Funeral Director erine’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. it lasts longer than we can even Boulevard mortua^. ima((ine. a father at 18, he made his debut > ( I I I I M I H At A I A r A It • I and Embalmer as a symphony soloist at 19, his MARY BULLENE first radio network broadcast at .’•.V'C '• Mrs. Mary Bullene of 816 E. 16th died July 8. She made her Anal xowe avenue, a pioneer Central City resident, in the mother-house of the Little Siatere 21, and his Metropolitan opera died July 2 in St. Joseph’s hospital after of the Poor in La Tour, France, Nor. debut at 26. He was the youngest suffering a stroke. Born In Marquette, 21, 1904, and came to America the fol- lowVnt: year. She had been stationed male singer in "Met” history and Mich., in 1862, the bad been brought went on tour singing Pagliaeet as a small child by her parents to in Deiirer Are years. She wae bom Sept. Gaorgetown. The family moved to Cen 29, 1877, in Dison, Belsium, One lister. with Martinelli. tral City about 1878, and Mrs. Bullene Sister Hnry Remy. Ilree in Belgium. Last spring, he made his screen resided there until she moved to Denver debut in Samuel Goldwyn’s Techni in 1900. She was the widow of Frank MRS. SOCORRO RIVERA Bullene of Central City and mother of Funeral services for Mrs. Socorro color production. Up in Arm*. the late Met. Frances Gilbert of Denver. Rivera, who died July 4 in Denver Gen The third concert of the series Surviving are a nephew, Ray Griffith of eral hospital after a short illness, aye will start at 8 o’clock on Friday Denver; and four coutint, Fred J., Ade b«ina arransed by relatives. Mrs. Rivera, laide, and E. A. Nichols, all of Denver, who lived at 1921 Champa street, wss night. and Charles Niebola of Chicago, III. borp in Tucson, Arix., in 1928, and had ^cketa for the concert are on Funeral Maaa waa offered July 7 in been in Denver almost a year. She was sale throughout the week at the the Cathedral rabrried in Arisons in 1948 to Manuel th* frauraiu^ of romonco for you Rivera. They have two eons. Manual, May company box office. On MRS. ADEUNE N. CURULE Jr., and Ririiard. Other survivore are Thursday and Friday, 17 addi Requiem Haas for Mra. Adeline N. her mother, Mrs. Frances Orta: two tional ticket offices will be in Gurulc. 2065 S. Fox street, wai sung sisters, Mrs. Cues Fries of California and Beta Orta of Arixons: and a nleca, operation throughout the grater July 8 ia St. Cajetan’a church. Mra. Denver area, for the convenience Gurulc. .born in New Mexico In 1900, Vicky Orta of California. W Ee KNOW you will en* died July 6 in St. Anthony’s hoapital of concert-goers. These include all after an illness of eight months. She downtown department sthres, jpy seeing our large exhibit was married to Martin D. Guruia in Franciscan Educators leading hotels, the Gates Rubber 1921 and they came to Denver in 1926. of newly designed granite Surviving, besides her husband, are a company plant, the United States aon, Albert; a daughter. Mrs. Joe Mar* Get New President Federal center, the YWCA, the monuments, and we know you tines; fonr grandchildren, Robert M„ Foss Drug store. Golden; and in Ernie, Antoinette, and Edna Martinax, all of Denver; a alatar. Mrs. Pat Whit Santa Barbara, Calif, — The Everg;reen, a sales point main will be impressed with our rea* tained by Mrs. Joe Hare.______more. Littleton; and two brothers In New Rev. Pius Barth, O.F.M., director sonable prices. Mexico. Interment Mt, Olivet. of S i Peter's parish library, Chi SISTER MARIE GABRIELLE Every Foneral la Requiem Mast wat tang for Sitter cago, has been elected president of ANN HAVILAND We invite your inquiry in Uadar My Peraoaal Maria Gabrietle (Remy) in the Mullen the Franciscan Educational con person, by mail or telephone. home for the aged July 5. Burial waa Suparviaion in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Sister Marie ference, which held its annual ses sions here. T Refrsik yourteif with this lovely summer scent FLOWERS Father _ Barth becomes the sec et the magic fountain in our Cosmetic Shop. Capture Special Fnntral Spray mada af Saaaaoal ond president of the conference ^w ara E JACQUES BROTHERS Wreath of graat beaaty, $11. An appro- smee it was founded in 1919, when the spirit pf e summer evening . . . dewy freshneu of moonlit the Very Rev. Thomas Plassmann, Since 1902 prlata exprasaioB of annpathy from a Irm or a gronp. O.F.M., president of St, Bonaven- D gardens. . , cool, Tilting fragrance touched with romance. MONUMENTS OF 018T1NCTI0N THE BLOSSOM SHOPS tnre's college, Allegany, N. Y.. Perfume, toilet water, bath oil, body powder, talcum Brown Palace Hotel TA. 8826 was elected president and con 28 E. 8tli Ave. ALpia* 2019 Uptown. 121 E. 7th Ave. CH. 1416 tinued in that position until this Park BUI, l i l l Loesat OE. 1191 D and sachet in this end ether enticing Heviland scents. "CALL AND CHARGE IT" year. Father Plasamann now has been elected permanent honorary Perfume-1 .SO, 3 JO . 4.50 TAkai 2764 president. A The theme of the convention Toilet W ater^UO, 2.75,4.71 FoX'NichoIton Studios was libraries and librarianship in Y plus *as Photograph* o f DUtincHon the Franciscan order. The Rev. COLD SPRING Ir e n a ^ Herscher, O.F.M., li D fr F COSMtTie SHOP— steeet fleer MONUMENTS 1541 Braadwfiy IliAUTIFUL CMfimifS brarian at St. Bonaventure’a col DAY MORTUARY Enilv • CONFUUtATlON lege, was elected treasurer of the Mtod, o*PSM«l r«prtMiit«tivt of • FIRST COMMUNION 2406 Padarai Blvd. • GRADUATION conference. The Rev. Sebastian iR HtvilwE, wW ho boro oil wtok. • WlOOUfOl Miklaa, 0,7.M.Cap,s la aaciEtErjr, GL. 8709 Thursday, July 10, 1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4206 PAGE ELEVEN £ The Denver Catholic Register President— ______Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. R e g isto ria ls Editor------R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Manasring Director______Rev. Jphn B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. AN N U AL - Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, ents and a great broadcasting com His hope was destined not to be J.C.D., Litt.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A.; Linns Riordan, A.B., Food Prices pany has donated radio time as a 'Silent Service' realized in actuality*. But there are ‘ Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. public service. There is, however, By James T. Feely many today, both GIs and civil a regular expense o f some $2,500. Robert Kekeisen, M.A. Worse in Russia The U. S. navy’s “ Silent Serv ians, who T^l be forever grate which must be met weekly. An oc ful to the U. S. submarine for Novena tp St. Anne By Millard F. Eyrrett ice,” the submarine fleet, has Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. casional corporation has under finally come into, its own. This getting them out of a tight spot Harried housewives scanning written the cost of an entire pro grocery ads in an attempt to make year the navy observed with fit And- the nuns and missionaries Published Weekly by gram; other interests have sup ting ceremonies the 47th anni rescued from Bougainville on New at - their food budget meet t^ ir in ported the venture for two or come have plenty to complain versary of its acceptance of the Year’s eve, 1942, by the U.S.S. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc,) three weeks. But the bulk of sup- first submarine. Nautilus, after they had fled before about. The Bureau of Labor, sta ort comes from the small contri- 938 Bannock Street, 1 tistics shows the cost of living in Not many know the story be a relentless Japanese pursuit for utions of people in all walks of 10 days, probably breathed a fer ■ dex in the United States to be hind the Silent Service. Fewer still Shrine of St. Anne Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 life. Groups and societies have know that the man who did the vent prayer for the man of their 165.8 as of May 15, 1947, com made contributions; students in pared with 133.3 in June, 1946. most for its inception was an Irish own faith who made submarines high schools and colleges have practicable. Subscription: $1 per year. The release of price controls Catholic, a parochial school ARVADA Club Subscription, with The Regp^'ter, Local Edition, $1.80 per Year. given as much as they could; but teacher by the name of John Philip brought a sharp rise in living it is the one and two^ollar dona No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. costs. In many cases a comparable Holland. tions of unknown and unsung in The submarine played a major Sex E(ducation wage rise did not accompany the dividuals, who appreciate what the Thursday, July 10, 1947 increase. Hence there is real hard part in World war II. The Ger program is striving for, that really mans made their blockade almost JULY 17 to JULY 26 ship for a large number. encourage the cause. In the Schools? It is cold comfort, to be sure, to Qompletely effective by the use of Ry Rev. W. J. Canavan The girls of one c o lle t ’s senior long-range underwater monsters. OFFIClALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER compare one’s predicament with class sent the Family Theater a Denver’s educators, health offi The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. another’sther’s and take refugerefug< in the And the U. S. submarine fleet con gift of $5,000 by turning in all tributed directly to the de.struc cers, PTA officials, and clergymen We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What* sayingW that we could be worse the gifts they themselves received have had their say about the re Mass Daily at 8 o’clock ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or ft. But it is interesting neverthe tion of about two-thirds of th^ for graduation. This is heroic. This Japanese merchant ships and about cent McGavran report, which those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. less to compare the American living is inspiring. We repeat, the oc one-third of Nippon’s men-of-war. showed that this city has the worst We hope The Register will be read in every home of the costs with those in Russia. Since casional recounting of incidents venereal disease record in the U. Archdiocese. September, 1946, rationed food Besides that, it performed some like the above serves as a healthy daring rescues of beleaguered per S., in proportion to its size. Since We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in prices in Russia have increased antidote for the stories of greedy Novena Devotions Nightly at 8 o’clock. sonnel, most dramatic of which the report also showed that the the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. about 166 per cent whereas wage and selfishness, sin and vice, or was the transportation of General greatest offenders in regard to so increases have averaged only 26 dinarily so much more common. i i URBAN J. VEHR, MacArthur and his party from cial diseases are youths of high Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. per cent. These figures are from school and college age, Denver the July Monthly Labor Review of Bataan. The present giants of the lower leaders have publicly advanced Sermons by Very Rev. Vincent R. Hughes, O.P. the U. S. Department of Labor. Paychecks many and often conflicting solu Broken down, the Russian food depths, each costing $6,000,000 to $8,000,000 and 300 feet long, are tions to the problem. German Reader Asks cost increases include: Black bread, Or Souls? The educators and PTA groups up 240 per cent; white bread, 196 hut a logical development of the BjrRsv. James B. Hamrun generally are of the opinion that per cent; sugar, 173 per cent; but first U. S. submarine, the V.S3.' Titanic Questions “ I wish I could preach on the Holland, which cost only $160,000 sex and hygienic education in the ter, 136 per cent; beef, 114 per schools is the answer to the prob y By Paul H. Hallett world finally lead a life of happi cent; pork, 183 per cent; mutton, street corners and tell, them how and was but 63 feet long. It is astonishing to one who ness, without self-praise and with much they are needed and how The idea of a submarine was not lem. The mayor’s committee on I 143 per cent; chicken, 164 per public health seems to be of the never travels to come by evidence out patriotic songs, in which they cent;, and milk, 220 per cent, happy they will be.” It was a mem new with John Holland, but he MORGAN, LEIBMAN A HICKEY < IT Ox how widely the Register is read. sing to one another what glorious ber of the Congregation of Our contributed more to its develop same opinion. There are some who argue vo Catholic clergymen who have It is also illuminating to have first ideals they, have? ciferously that the American sys Lady of Charity of Qie Good Shep ment than any other inventor, hand knowledge that there are peo herd speaking to Monsignor Wil Another, Simon Lake, also built been quoted, including Monsig;nor I1VSVHA^CE Sm CE 1897 6. When will men. again be kind tem is unprogressive and clamor John R. Mulroy and Father Hubert ple all over the world who realize and generous to one another? for the nationalization of indus liam Higgins of Denver. The Mon and sold submarines to the navy what the world must speedily learn, signor who is never se happy as As early as 1876, Holland sub Newell, have taken the correct BUY MORE FIRE INSURANCE NOW 7. When will every man help his tries. Russia is completely nation if our remnant of civilization is to when lie has a “ cause” to promote, mitted designs for an underwater view of the solution, we believe, neighbor? alized; the disparity there between and it is this: survive, that the basic problems living costs and wages is tremen made the appeal of the Good Shep craft to the navy, but they were 3 m sm4 Dwtrii BM» Phoa* TAbcr l l t l In regard to 6 it is to be noted SEX E D U C A T I 0 N IS EN of our time are moral, not eco dously greater than in the Unjted herd Sister the subject of his ser rejected as the "fantastic scheme nomic or political. In testimony of that there is nothing wrong in it mon in SL Philomena’s church last of a civilian landsman.” He was TIRELY OUT OF PLACE IN States. England has nationalirad THE SCHOOLS. this we received a card from the self with national pride. On the its coal industry and is taking Sunday. His message merits a to continue to have such trouble contrary, within limits it is a power Moral education, the priests be British zone in Germany, signed over its rail systems; at the same wider audience, for there are with with the navy “ brass” for many “Johannes Blauscheck, author.” for good. The limits are fixed by out a doubt many women who years. lieve, is necessary for all|youths. time it is making new proclama That is the reason for the parochial Herr Blauscheck asks seven ques charity and justice, which must tions of “ austerity,” which in ef could do more than make the His first financial support came obtain amon^ nations no less than school system. If children are tions, which he call^ “ questions of fect means a smaller supply at endorsing of a $25 or $40 pay- from the Fenian society of Ire the time.” They are of an embar among individuals. Specifically, it check each week the goal of tneir land, which advanced him $23,000 taught to respect the Command higher prices. ments of God, particularly the S.HE;b ALDW 1N p i a n o C O M P A N j r rassingly general character. They is only when these “ glorious ideals” Many as are the inequities in lives. in the hope that he could develop t imply, furthermore, an optimis- are made excuses for attacks on the Certainly the vocation appeal of a submersible capable of sailing Sixth, there will be no venereal the American system, it still works disease problem comparable to the ism—nay a chiliasm—that is for liberty of individuals within the a great deal better than Socialistic the Congregation of the Good across the Atlantic and sinking the state, or of aggression without it, British fleet. one that now confronts the city. eign to Catholic thinlcing. But they regimes. Shepherd is given emphasis in to do suggest that truth and charity that they become bad. day’s universal problem of delin The “ Fenian Ram” made several This is not to preclude in the are humanity’s way out. The ti As for the other six questions, if quency. The problem is not essen successful runs, and completed a schools a sane presentation o f the tanic questions follow: we are to take the words “ all” and An Antidote tially different from that which one-hour trial dive, but was health evils of sex promiscuity. "finally” as meaning that there This should be done by qualified 1. When will all men on earth faced S t Mary of St. Euphrasia beached and ruined by a dis ever will be a time when there wilt gruntled worker. Another boat was teachers and with precautions that speak as they think and act as For Pessimism Pelletier 70 years ago. Her long be no wars, or at least the danger and busy life was motivated by a badly damaged in launching. will prevent the lessons from be they speak? By Rev. Francis Syrianey of wars, or even a time when just hatred and a love-»-hatred for sin, Though his funds were gone, coming an occasion of erotic curi 2. When will there be an end of ice and charity will reign univer Every once in a while we hear love for the sinner. For her the Holland continued to design sub osity. ^ t the complete solution hypocrisy and lies? sally, then that is tantamount to of examples of real Catholic Ac supreme law truly was the sal marines on paper, and finally in must be found in the home. The 3. When will all men on this the error of chiliasm or millenar- tion that go a long way toward vation of souls. And the same law 1895 he was ^iven a government proper educator in matters of sex confirming our faith in the funda earth finally lead a peaceful ex ianism, the heretical doctrine that motivates her daughters today in contract to build one according to IS the mother for the girls and the mental goodness of human na. istence? there will be a thousand years of more than 350 monasteries dot navy specifications. His ideas were father for the boys of the family. righteousness during which Christ ture as well as the vigor of the ting the face of the earth. completely ignored, and so much The sex education proposed as a 4. When will there be an end to faith of many young Catholics. will reign on earth. To assert such 'The weakness of modem soci interference came from the navy solution by some Denverites has conflict and wars? Suchr reports are encouraging in a perfection would be practically ology is this: It takes the soul out brass that he abandoned the proj been tried and found inadequate 5. When will all peoples of the the face of the depressing items equivalent to saying that original of social work; minimizes and at ect and returned the government in several notable instances. The we read daily in our newspapers sin will be removed. But it is en times ignores the most important; its money. U. S. army has found, for example, The latter would indicate that col tirely possible for there to be a factor of all, freedom of the will. With the $5,000 he had left, that its campaign in sex education, Community Chest universal society in which truth lectively and individually we are Holland began to construct anoth' carried on with vigor in training well on our way to perdition. What It is just that weakness that the telling and straight forward deal followers of St. Euphrasia Pelle er boat, incorporating his own centers and in overseas camps, ing, both among individuals and the reader of the daily newspaper ideas. It was launched in 1898 failed utterly to s t^ the spread of does not see, and it is something tier avoid. In her technique all To Air Programs nations, ire the rule and not the the coldness, the “ case number” and purchased by the navy after venereal disease. ’The problem has exception. It is entirely possible that every priest comes into con exhaustive tests in 1900. , grown to such proportions in Ger tact with quite regularly, is the ex approach, disappears, and, as True case stories will be dram for charity tb set the tone for so Canon Sheehan wrote: “ In the He spent the last few years be many, for example, that army ciety, just as self-interest sets the tent of good in the world. It is not authorities are seriously consider atized in the 1947 transcribed ra always advertised and blazed home of the Good l^hepherd the fore his death in 1914 planning dio series, “ Adventures of the Red tone now. The guild system of the religion o f Our Lord reaches its the submarine as an instrument ing advising the soldiers to prac middle ages was based on charity, abroad, but it is far more prev tice continence. And this is i Feather Man,” which will be heard alent than many'would assume, culmination. You might hear else for peace rather than war. He ex on KLZ at 10:30 every Wednesday and charity may be said to have where of the miracles of Chris pressed the hope that it would be marked departure from the policy A case in point is the work of which at one time in the war de night for 13 weeks, starting July set 'the tone for the medieval the Christophers, the Catholic Ac tianity— here you can see them.” the chief instrument in doing away economy; the fact that there was manded that every soldier leaving 16, and presented by the Denver tion movement organized recently The purpose of the Good Shep with wars. The BALDWIN ORGAH much lack of charity then does not camp be equipped;.with a prophy Community Chest. by the Rev. James Keller of the herd is that o f all correctional in The Ultimate in Electronic Science^ detract from the validity of that Each program will feature a Maryknoll Fathers. Its purpose, stitutions, to rectify the danger, wounded, broken spirit must be lactic device. statement, any more than the fact well-known star of stage, screen, like the purpose of his order, is correct the evil, train the erring. healed and revivified; the will, so Education never begat morality. that there is much charity now or radio and will present som’e missionary, but members do not But it is more than that— it hopes prone to evil, must be trained and The knowledge that sin is evil and militates against the melancholy that virtue is good has never The"modern answer to the age-old need foi* phase o f the Red Feather services have to leave home or country to to send forth good citizens not strengthened. Consequently, what o f Community Chest agencies. The truth that charity is not the rule be good Christophers. They pro only of the world but df heaven. they need most of all are religious moved men to acts of heroic good, Inspirational music in your church'and home^ narrator will again be John Gib in international or private rela Consequently, it uses all that sci and moral ideals and standards of nor caused them to avoid deeds > pose only “ to bring Christ into the Traditional organ tone, simple beauty, ease^ son, known for his roles of Ethel- tionships today. market place.” That is, by their ence can offer, coupled with and conduct. that were enormously evil. Only 4 burt on “ Crime Photographer,” sanctified by the spirit of Chris a love of God and a determination But when will charity and truth words and by their actions they There must be many young ► of playing and installation, low costr.-»vrs Connie on “ Terry and the Pirates,” be the rule in international and seek to exemplify the principles of tian charity. i Catholic women going through the to keep His Commandments will ► save mankind from the evils that and The Yawn in “ McGarry and private relationships? For us, the living Christianity. The Christo Wise St. Euphrasia said: “ You dull routine of making a living in ► these are but a hint o f the revelation the Mouse.” answer must be as distressingly phers are doing what all Christians must win them by manners wholly the business world. They are not are the direct result of sin. Re move offences against God and ► The 13 shows are directed by vague as the question. We can be should be doing. Dozens of stories contrary to those to which they attracted to marriage; yet, in their > ^ which Is in store for you at our showrooms, Robert Lewis Shayon, noted CBS most forcible by inserting the could be told of how an office are accustomed. Treat the rudest souls, they are not satisfied with His laws, and you will have solved producer-director, whose network words a friend of ours sent us from stenographer, a young laboring with the greatest delicacy, speak the life to which they are tied. all the world’s problems. y program, “ The Eagle’s Brood,” a a noted professor of anthropolo^, man, students in secular schools, to them in the gentlest terms, and They find in religion their few - documentary on juvenile delin Leslie A. White of the University and others are perfecting their spare them everything that would hours of genuine peace and happi quency, won praise from critics of Michigan. White had been giv own lives add letting their religious excite them to impatience or would ness. They would find great satis CATHOLIC BALDWIN PIANO CO. throughout the country. Original ing lectures over the radio, in principles shine as a light for dishearten them.” And so the dis faction in teaching others how to musical background for the series which he insisted that civilization their companions, instead of hid cipline of a Good Shepherd home find that same peace. RAOlO LOG will be by Jon Gart, and the Robert is th? product and expression of ia not one of fear or repression, Every community of sisters 1623 CALIFORNIA ing this light beneath a bushel Station KOA MA. 2285 Shaw choral group will appear in power—economic power, technoloir- but an orderly life based on the needs vocations today — desper basket. One example that we heard CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, the last number. • ical power. Our friend wrote in about recently, details of which laws of justice and charity. ately. We write this about the The first propmm of the series expostulation and received this re may not be divulged, concerned ~ The sisters sec in their children work of the Good Shepherd be on KLZ the night of July 16 will ply: “ I think that the sooner we not only a maladjusted personality ASk’’ a ND LEARN — Sunday, the beneficial example of a group cause most Catholics never come llilS p.m. be “ The Fall Guy,” with Edwin leave God and His moral law out of Catholic girls working in the or anti-social character, but an im in contact with the sisters, and Station KVOD Bruce, talented young radio ac of social science and get down to offices of a prominent Easteim mortal soul to be saved. Those who their work may be overlooked by tor, in a story of the value of sum the bedrock of measurable quan magazine publishing company. come to them need kindness, HOUR OF FAITH — Sunday, the girl who is undecided on her 9s30 a.m. mer camps for youth. The series tities the sooner we will arrive at Another instance df the unad understanding, sympathetic guid place in life. Perhaps they never Station KMYR ends Oct. 8. some understanding of our society vertised good of which we are ance, medical treatment, voca thought about helping the Good Other well-known stars who and civilization today.” When the speaking is the unsolicited support tional training, and education. SACRED HEART PROGRAM— Shepherd lead His straying sheep Week days at 7ilS a.m. will appear in the series include exact opposite of that sentiment that has been given to the highly Three-fourths of the children to the pastures of Christian peace Station KFEL Anne Jeffreys, Robert Young, prevails among those who set the successful Family Theater radio are young girls not coirupted but and happiness. Martha Scott, Peggy Wood, Helen tone for society then we shall be program which is intended to stim with difficult maladjusted per AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, We challenge the girl who wants 5 a.m. and 11 p.m. MOVING & STORAGE Parrish, Grace Mathews, Rosemary on our way to a realization of our ulate the pracMee of family prayer sonalities, the fruit of broken more than a paycheck out of life, Rice, Jimmy Lipton, Otto and Ot- German correspondent’s aspira in the United States. Star actors FAMILY THEATER — Thure- homes and poverty. Some are very if you want to know what to do with day, 7 p.m. tilie Kruger, and Michael O’Day. tions. and writers have given their tal intelligent In all of them a that life, why not give it to God? STORAGE SPruc€267l LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY LiitM to 12.58 So, Pearl FULTON VIGILANCE- LEWIS. JR. Dally, Monday thm Friday f the price of success I l:sa PM. 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I' ' A iV', L T hursday, July 10, 1947 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone .4205 PAGE THIRTEEN VANDENBURG-FARRINGTON RITES "Duma'S HOST psooscsarvv* Colorado Springs IMoiintaiii Town Littleton Group The Gascadi Laaadry t Dry Glaaaars ARE HELD IN COLORADO SPRINGS Complete Laundry & Dry Cleaning Sendee Ws CeD ter aaS OaUrtr I Vacation School Colorado Springs.— Mrs. W. G. eleine Schaeffer; and a brother, Conducts Meeting 1847 Market Su Tabor 637(V6379 Farrington announces the mar Charles, Nartz, in Alsace-Lorraine. riage of her daughter, Miss Venla Reqniem High Mass was cele- Farrin^n, to George (Bud) Ed bratea July ‘ in'8 Stored Heart AURORA Has % EnroQed ward VBndenberg„son of Mr. and church. Interment was in Ever In ParisL Rectory Mrs. John Vandenberg, which took green cemetery. place in St. Mary’s church July 3. Engagamaiit Anaouncad NEW FASHION Steamboat Springs. — The two The Rev. William Kelly officiated Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Eining, 327 Littleton.— St. Mary’s Altar and weeks’ vacation school conducted at the ceremony. Bonfoy avenue, have announced Rosary society met July 10 in the Cleaners A Dyers in Holy Name parish came The bride wore an apple green the engagement of their daughter. parish rectory. Mmes. Charles " T h o Town’* Finear JOHN B. JOHXSOM to a successful close Sun suit and orchid corsage. Miss Mar Miss Geraldine Anne Eining, to Bolis and Louis Doerfer were /Vaae S to c k s in Daily day morning, when 10 children garet Farrington, sister of the Lawrenc* W, McCurdy, son of Mr. hostesses. E. V. “TED’* MURPHY o w e s Plan! and Mrs. D. R. McCurdy, 401 S. The Ave Maria circle of the ■Pn«* im NIT S, OeMn re c e i V e d their First Holy bride, who was bridesmaid, wore Em. 2513 or An-9 IN R. Slaaiada Avn. AoraM SI Communion in the 7 o’clock Mass. a beige suit and gardenia corsage. Cascade avenue. A fall wedding Archbishop’s guild met July 9. Mrs. Sister Piacide and Sister Colum- The best man was Gerald Madden, is being planned by the couple. Howard Kinkel was hostess for the A guest of Miss Lydia Ludwi- meeting in her home on Gurtis & 0. 03rtai biere of St. John the Evangelist’s ’The bridegroom is a graduate parish in Denver had charge of koski for two weeks is Miss Jean avenue. FAMILY SHOE STORE Sightgeeing of St, Mary’s high school. Mrs. nette Clark of Sevens Point, Wis. B A G A N * § the school, in which 36 boys and Farrington attended Blair’s Busi St. Mary’s parish is making final Martha Elian Dea Wad INVITES YOU TO AURORA PERUNS-SHEABEB girls were enrolled. The children ness college. plans for the annual parish picnic. X -R a ]| | F it t in g making their First Holy Commun Announcement has been made of This year the event will be held Nrwir R«aed*lad Bripht After their wedding trip, Mr the marriage of Miss Martha Ellen at Washington park in Denver on 102 No. Tejon COLBURN ion were Carol Peiper, Patricia, and Mrs. Vandenberg will make SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR and Betty Jo Bradbum, Sharon Dea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, July 13. 9 7 5 8 E . Colfax A u r o r a ? ? their home in Colorado Springs. ENTIRE FAMILY J U BAGAN. Prep. COLORADO SPRINOr Bogue, Mary Ann Shearer, Verla Michael M. Dea of Colorado Sisters Meet BUARTB8T BTORB MOTOR TOURS Jean Cox, Fred Duckels, Dan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vaclav, Springs, to R Richard McCarthy, Eckstine, Gene Cullen, and Harley 1019 N. Wahsatch avenue, are th After 23 Years Store for Men parents of a boy, bom June 28. * IIS N. Caieade Phone M. 130 Pat Barber. Richard Light and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kunert and Glenda Bradbum acted as "an Arriving in Colorado Springs the Boys Shop latter part of July for a visit of their two sons, David and. James, you gels” and led the procession. In were visitors in the home of Mr. SHANGHAI CAFE Can wUl eaU and return to several weeks will be Mr. and Mrs. Women’s Casual Shop the afternoon, the annual parish and Mrs. Frank L. Gertig for sev tcherever you are slopping in John Houser and their daughter, Aurora^e Finest Cafe picnic monsored by the Altar and eral days last week. Mrs. Kunert lha- Pikes Peaj^ Region, Susan, of Alton, 111. They will **H1-TEE1V” SHOP Rosary''^society was held in City is a sister of Mr. Gertig, and, prior AMERICAN and CHINESE FOODS park. visit Mrs. Houser’s parents, Mr. POR GIRLS II TO II and Mrs. Wilfrid Parquhar. to this meeting, the two bad not AU. 1145 9746 Ea. Colfoa H. V. Bersche, a recent convert, AURORA ORUa Miss Marguerite Vandenberg seen each other for 23 years. The is the new courtesy patrolman for Kunerts malte their home in Dela Oaa W. MeBrld* AU.MH rBK MOS1 BBAUTIPUL left July 4 for Grand Junction, DINING RIMIU IN THE CITY I Steamboat Springs and vicinity. ware, 0. After visiting in Little Mr. and Mrs. Van Gooding and where she will visit two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vandenberg. ton, they drove on to Albuquerque, PURSE RROS. KATHRENS HEIDELBERG’S dau^ters, Mary Ann and Jane, N. Mex. (XOTHING RUTH’S OVEN of Denver have recently com A luncheon and bridge party RED ft WHITE HOME SUPPLIES will be given Saturday at 12:30 John Bowen and his sons, John, II MOST DISTINCTIVE COFFEE SHOP pleted and moved into their at G R O C E R Y & M A R K E T HARDWARE ' PAINT Hen's Pmmlshings o’clock for the Progressive Book Jr., Martin, and George, spent the FINE PASTRIES tractive summer home on Wither Fourth of July weekend in Gun ROOFING hill. oiub in the home of Mrs. Morris GROCERIES - MEATS - FRUITS 10 NORTH TEJON ST. 220 No. Tejon St. nison. The Bowens visited relatives s m n. Calfai At*. Aaron MS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shook have McNary. This will be the last VEGETABLES I, there and also did some fishing in SISI Sail Catfaa ATa Ph. Aaron 2*1 AURORA. COLORADO opened the first units of th'eir meeting of the season. A Get /four’s (of Denver) Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baird will that vicinity. COMPLIMENTS OP “ Knotty Pine” Cabin court to the Candy and Ice Cream at public. Mr. Shook, a war veteran hold open house Sunday in honor Mrs. Veto LaRocco was a patient OLSOIW & BEIWBOW and convert to the Church, came of their 20th wedding anniversary. in a Denver hospital last week, but JohBson-Englisli to Steamboat Springs' with his Mrs. Baird’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. is now convalescing in her home PLBG. & HTG. CO. wife and baby from Denver last John TCoelher of Chicago, will ar on Littleton Broadway. She is feel JOHIVSON’S CORNER rive for the event. ing somewhat improved. Drug Go. 116 North Weber St. fall. GEO. B. PAUL, Prop. Mr. and Mrs. George Sauer and Several members of the Alum Mrs. James McCarthy, who has LENTHERIC Toileiriet Tel. Main 3066 nae association of Duchesne col been a patient in St. Joseph’s hos TEXACO PRODUCTS Ttjaii I f BIJm 8L * Phon* 14H family are spending the summer in Denver. Mr. Sauer will receive lege, Omaha, Neb., who attended Mr*. F. Richard McCarty pital in Denver, has now returned to her home in Louviers. his Master’s degree from Denver the sixth biennial conference of Repairing • Batteries • Service The Murray Drug Go. "H Your Needs Are Electrical university and will return in Sep the Associated Alumnae of the Jr., of Detroit, Mich., son of F. Anniversary Mass Sung Call Main 939" tember to resume his position as Sacred Heart in San Francisco Richard McCarthy of Erie, Pa. June 26-28, have been spending For Ambrose Goscha AU. SSS Colfax Ato. % Milo Wttt of FHzaimoni ’“Superior Service Stores" WIRING-FIXTURES AND REPAIRS principal o f t h e Steamboat The Nuptial Mass was celebrated Springs high school. While Mr. a few days in, Colorado Springs. on May 29, in Duns Scotus chapel, An Anniversary Requiem Mass Main Store Phone Main 144 and Mrs. Sauer are away they They have visited MLss Barbara Detroit was sung for Ambrose Goscha July Berwick Eleniric Go. Gorman and Miss Rose J. Simanek, MMb Star. — IS Nartk Ttjao St J. D. BERWICK have turned over their lovely The bride, who was given in mar 7. Father Hubert Newell officiated Narth Btara — ISS Narth Talaa St Cetarada Spring., C.lar.4. home to the sisters who are teach alumnae of Duchense college. riage by her father, wore a ^own 'Ht the Mass. FORT €OLLlIV§ ing in the vacation school of the Joseph Towels was host at a buf of tulle appliqued in satin, with a Kenneth Gertig, son of Mr. and fet supper July 4 to honor his short train and finger-tip veil which parish. Mrs. Frank L. Gertig, is now in In Ft. Collins Mrs. Lowell Chamberlain, her guest, James Martin of Chicago. was fitted with lilies of the valley. Rocky Ford. The ^ - - ...... on Hiways 87 and 187 POUDRE VALLEY The Heyse Sheet FRANK daughter, Mrs. Juliette Haight; Joseph Martins will Join their She carried a cascade bouquet of MORRISSEY son here Saturday, en route to Choir Is Entertainad Metal Works her granddaughter. Miss Trudie valley lilies and carnations cen Father Newell entertained the HATCHERY INCORPORATED . S p eoo/ Haight; and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Salt Lake City. tered with a white orchid. DREILING MOTORS ED. J. POWERS, Prop. Mrs. Vincent Caiian' has re members of St. Mary's senior choir BEATING ROOFING Comerford of Des Moines, I£., ar Miss Mary Jane McCarthy at a picnic July 2. TKe group went 154 Linden Phone 466 SHEET METAL SPRING SERVICE turned to Dundee, 111., after a visit Buick and G.M.C. rived in Steamboat Springs to served as maid of honor, and wore up Deer Creek canyon. After PULLORUM TESTED til Nartk Web«r StrMt ^ith her father, Karl Stryker, and Specialist* WHITE LEGHORNS OUB Phanai Main tU Cars —— Trucks spend the summer at their home a gown of pink nylon chiffon with the y^iicnic supper was served, her aunt, Mrs. George Boughman. SPECIALTY Eat lU I on Soda creek. Mr. Comerford is a hkt of the same material. She the evening was enjoyably spent in Sale* and Expert 7 W Cuchorra, Mi.ss Augusta Kneip entertained the president of the Chamberlain carried white lilacs. playing games and singing. Among Service Lotion company. at a July 4 birthday breakfast hon David McCarthy was best man. oring her niece. Miss Victoria those present were Misses Rose Let Vs Poreelainize Your Car COMPLIMENTS OF Ba«.tlfnnp Ushers were Neil McCarthy, Tim Anna Brooks, Gloria Cecchin, Joan VISITORS ARE ALWAYS Kneip. WELCOME AT and Rtatfnllr othy J. McCarthy, Jr., and Daniel Craig, Patricia Gerety, Charlotte Telephone 626 JIM JACKSON AppalnUd Carolina Schaaffor Die* . McCarthy. Koldeway, Catharine Maloney, and Mrs. Caroline Schaeffer died In Following the ceremony, a wed Mary O'Brien; Kenneth Gertig; Tlio firm s listed hero dosenro to SHINN’S PHARMACY 117 E. PRELIIE TO OlVE her home, 22 N. 13th street, July ding brealrfast was held at the Plumbing & Heating Mmes. Anna Brooks, Wayne Duck bo romomborod when 3rou aro dla- NORTHERN HOTEL COR. PIKES 4. Bom in Alsace-Lorraine, she Detroit Athletic club. Mr. and Mrs. worth, and»Eugene Hartnett; and tributing your patronage to the dif- 812 N. CUSTER was 80 years old, and had lived in T. J. McCarthy, uncle and aunt of PH. 92 f I. Collin* H. TIf PEAK Messrs, and Mmes. Harold V. faraat linta of buainoaa* Colorado Springs since 1892. Mrs. the bridegroom, held an afternoon Craig, John B. Gannon, L. King 1ST Schaeffer was a member of Sacred reception in honor of the bride and Gertig, and Robert Ritchlin. bridegroom In their Northlawn Heart parish. Her husband, Jo Return* From Omaha ■/) seph Schaeffer, passed away here home. 4 in 1908. The going-away costume chosen Mrs. A. J. Gerety returned home MA]\ 1T 01 J S P R I N G S Surviving are two daughters, by the bride was a sea g;reen gab last^week from Omaha, Neb., where MAY litNCtS-l III mFLE pimsiMrs. James Tracy and Miss Mad- ardine suit and hat, worn w i^ a she attended the wedding of a mink scarf, and brown accessories. cousin. Her train was the first to " NEW IN ■ travel over the reconstructed tracks Qyiotors Stnc. After their wedding trip to Cin MANTTOU REALTOR Rifle.— (St. Mary’s Parish)— Former Principal cinnati, 0., Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy at Cambridge, which was hit by First Holy Communion i^ill be ad will be at home on 'Warrington a flood the previous Sunday, RUTH'S OVEN ministered to the children of Rifle drive. Miss Madelyn Bolis, daughter of SALES SERVICE. INSURANCE and Silt in the 9 o’clock Mass in In Canon City Is Mrs. McCarthy is a grraduate of Mr. and firs. Joe Bolis, is spending MOST DISTINCTIVE COFFEE SHOP LOANS St. Mary’s church, Rifle, Sunday, Loretto Heights college. Mr. Mc two weelcs with her parents in FINE PASTRIES July 13. Monsignor William M. Carthy was graduated from the their home on Rapp avenue. Miss 120 Canon Ave. 1 2 6 E. Pikes Peak Higgins, pastor o f St, Philomena’s Marking Jubilee School of Foreign Service, George Bolis is now'residing in San Lean- ROOFING Jk church, Denver, will celebrate the WATERPROOFING town university, Washington, D. C. 4ro, Calif, \ WELCOME TO HANITOU Ave. Mass. COMPOSITION A Colorado Springs The Sisters of Loretto are con Canon City.—Mother Imelda Is ROLL ROOFING preparing for her golden jubilee SKIFFI1VGT01V*$ ASPHALT & GRAVEL ROOFS tinuing vacation school this week. celebration at the Benedictine REG. PHARMACISTS REPAIRING Mass will be celebrated in Silt at 9 o’clock this Sunday, and in mother-house in Chicago. Mother GOOD WORK - FAIR PRICES TOURIST HEADQUARTERS Meeker at 12, noon. Imelda, who was principal of St. BRIGHTON FREE ESTIMATES The Altar and Rosary society Scholastica’s academy here for LARGE STOCK OF RELIGIOUS over 30 years, is widely known in GIFTS AND GREETING CARDS met July 7 in the home of Mrs. FRANK VIDMAR Cook. the state.' She organized the high school department at the academy THE WIGWAM 2213 Batt Ava. Phona 3822W The parishioners of St. Mary’s RUFF’S GARAGE ' W . h i parish honored Father Paul Slat in 1897, and saw the first class PcBtia* — CMC Track* — Gcanral Repair — Wtldla* 118 E. FIKE8 PEAK AVE. tery the evening of July 2 at the graduate in 1901. BrUrhtoa'a BMcht Spot home o f Mr. and Mrs. Michael In 1921 Mother ■ Imelda became the prioress of the Benedictine In "47” Save With Safety Brennan. A traveling bag was OFFICE MAIN 4151—RES. MAIN tITf presented to him in appreciation JAM RAR and RESTAURANT ENTERPRISE TENT of his service-during the past 12 M. E. MeCARTY years. Mr. Clayton was the toast *EXCELLENT FOODS AND AWNING GO. master, and presented the gift in M. SMITH, Prop, 124 NO. MAIN STREET CLIFF HOUSE HOTEL LOANS — REAL ESTATE — BONDS 123 Sonth Nevada Avenna behalf of the parish. PURINA FEEDS — FARM SUPPLIES — SANITATION DAIRY SUPPLIES n S I — INSURANCE — AUTO The Rev. Paul Reed assumed his For Reaervationa Call HYland 7 Sigbtieaiag PH. 1264 1V> W. Tejan STORE AWNINGS NOW duties as resident pastor of Rifle BRIGHTON HATCHERY AND FARM STORE and its missions on Wednesday, PARADISE DUDE RANCH Phone 27W , 3rd and Bridge, Brighton, Colo. July 2. Mass is being celebrated Call Hyland 8 for Reaervationa daily in St. Mary’s at 7:30. Come to Church in the Mounlaine— "ln Cod’s Country” ANOTHER Mlaltbys Gift Shop GREELEY Visit the Wonderful . BLUE y ’RUCE RESTAURANT WATCH AND JEWELRY LOCATED IN THE CASCADE COMMUNITY HOUSE AT THE FOOT OF REPAIRING - ENGRAVING 4 STORES TO SERVE YOU SCENIC PIKES PEAK HIGHWAY Cave of the Winds 2S4 Manitoa Arc. St So. Ttjon St. South Greeley Fuel Hanltoo Cole, Spc*' and Feed The Eaton Hatchery the Geological W* Batch All Tear ter Brellar Plant* Cm I. Salt. Klndlinc sBd Grala Baled Bap and Straw ltt% Palloniin Taatad Miracle of the a a STRONa Prop. Paul A Malvin Boetal LUCAS SPORYING Rockies 607 13th St Ph. 682 212 lat Ph. IS BdUn, Cale. C-RSC-QDE C O L O R A D O GOODS, INC. At Uw JnncUen of Raat* 14 anB U t Pikta Ptak Higkwavt BICYCLES AND SPORTING Serving Nationally Famona BLlik SPRUCE FOOD GOODS Pbon* Main tOO 12* North Tejoa Mother Imelda From 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Except I^ndays _ _ WE MAIL ANYWHl----- For Reaervationa Call M. 1637 or Caacade 867-R3 Sisters of Chicago. There she built ^ /o ^ r a ^ e ^ i another St. Scholastica’s, which is DAUGHERTY'S now a high school of more than 700 students. In 1941, on account NEW DISTINCTIVE of poor health. Mother Imelda re IMPROVEMENTS ANTIQUES signed. For the past few years, id- WATCH FOR THRILL though an invalid, she remains an 2509 W . Colorado Ave. inspiration to St. Scholastica’s of OF COLORED NIGHT COLORADO SPRINGS the East and of the West. i K LIGHTING Sister Apollonia, who taught PETE RERONl hundreds of students at 6 t Scho lastica’s here for 10 years, will FURIVITURE SHOP also celebrate her gojden jubilee SEVEN UPHOLSTERING. this summer. RE-UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING Slip Cover* and Drapariaa Had* to Oraar Leadville Priest Flies FALLS Fnmitnre Made to Order 7H 8. Caacad* At*. Mala UM To Visit Native Ireland Uaka tkia trip thra baaotifol Sootk CheyanDt Canon. Ruahine watera ketwaan towarina aranlta elUb and 61ST YEAR Leadville.— The Rev. Edward L. fotaaU of pinaa raaka tkia an al- Horgan, pastor of Annunciation waya mnambared trip. Bulova & Gruen church here, left July 2 for a visit Watches to his native Ireland. He flew from New York July KAPFLKES 11 for his first return to Ireland since 1917. He will also visit Rome 9 S. TEJON and the Lourdes shrine in France. W EiW iElivivELS>ili4 FOOTWEAR WILUAM C. CRARON AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE 55 Yaor* of QuaUtT Optometrist ALHO HOSIERY AND BAGg v*'9iT*v **«m a i r l i n e s a n d s t e a m s h i p l i n e s 121 Narth Ttlea SL IT B. J, O’LEARY, Manager PHONE MAIN SMI The Vorhes Shoo Co. uumm nans . J P K i A i ^tTENTION TO CLERGY AND RELIGIOUS COLORADO SPRINGS. COLa PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 10, 1947
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