;1 PUNS ARE DRAWN FOR NEW ST.JOHN'S CHURCH Construction May Be Started This Autumng^ Announcement was made this week by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John P. Moran, pastor of St. John the Evangelist’s parish in Denver, that preliminary plans have been made for the erec­ Grand Island Bishop tion of a long-needed new church in the East Washington.— The Rt, Rev. Monsignor John L. Pas- \ Denver parish. chang, pastor of the Holy Cross church in Omaha, Neb., Subject to federal government approval, it for 24 years, was named the fourth Bishop of Grand Island is expected that construction of the new edifice, which by Pius XII, according to an an­ nouncement made by Archbishop will almost triple the seating capacity of the present Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, Apos­ church, will begin this fall. The site of the church will be tolic Delegate. The new Bishop is on property long owned by the parish on the comer of a native of the diocese he will Elizabeth street and the East Seventh avenue parkway, direct. directly across from the parish convent obtained two years ago Bishop-elect Paschang, bdrn Oct. from the estate of the late Mrs. Leonard Freeman. , 5, 1895, in Hemingford, Neb., suc­ The hew church site is located at the other end of the block ceeds Bishop Edward J, Hunkeler, from St. John’s school and it is planned that the new church will who was transferred to the Kan­ be built ofjight brick to match the school, which was erected in sas City, Kans., diocese on March 1923. The parish also owns two small bungalows located between 31. The Grand Island see has been the church site and the school, one of which was acquired Just a vacant since that date. month ago. The razing of these two homes will provide ample He was ordained June 12, 1921, room for the full extension of the church as well as considerable after studying at Conception col­ space for parking at Sunday Masses or additional playground room lege, Conception, Mo.; and St. John’s university, Collegeville, for the school. Minn. Site Adjoining for Rectory 31,473 Catholics The parish also owns the corner lots on Seventh avenue and Bishop-elect Paschang will take Clayton street, directly across the alley from the new church over a diocese with a population site. Eventually it is expected that a new rectory will be erected of 31,473 Catholics, 88 priests, on this adjoining property. and 53 parishes. St. John’s new church will be just two blocks away from the Prom 1921 to 1923 the Bishop- present structure, built in 1902, on the corner of Josephine street elect was pastor o f St. Rose’s par­ and East Fifth avenue. It is the hope of the pastor that the new ish in Hooper, 15 niiles from church ■will be ready for occupancy some time in 1952, golden Omaha- He pursued courses at the anniversary year of the present church. Catholic university, leading to a BUhop-elect John L. Paschang The preliminary plant prepared for Moniignor Moran by J.C.D. degree in 1925. Later stud­ Omaha **World>Herald*' photo ies brought him a master’s degree Architect's Sketch by-John K. Monroe of New St. John the Evangelist's Church, Denver John K. Monroe, Denver architect, provide a structure of modern­ ized Spanish lines. The over-all length of 145 feet and the church in philosophy and a Ph.D. degree, both in 1927. The new Bishop Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation width of SO feet will provide seating accommodations for 630 and a sanctuary 35 feet in depth. * , Burse Help Needed; spent a summer studying civil law Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1951— Permission to Reproduce, Except on A modest and proportionate tower is designed for the left and philosophy at Columbia uni­ Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. Officers Named front corner ,of the church, which will be distinguished by an at­ versity. tractive portico across the front. The church will be so constructed School Opens Soon In the Archdiocese of Omaha Bishop-elect Paschang has been as to eliminate all steps in the front entrance, which will face north August, the month of the “ dog on Seventh avenue. Plans are being drawn so that there ■will be Officialis of the see since Janu­ For Dedication days,” is here, and with it comes ary, 1940, and has held the post o f one step at the Communion rail, thus making for easy approach the first shiver o f apprehension Defensor Vinculi. He was arch­ and departure from the rail. from school boys, who wifi be diocesan Boy Scout chaplain. In View Unobstructed by Pillars “ creeping like the snail” into 1947 he was named a Domestic Of All Sain ts' classrooms in one short month. Prelate with the title of Right DENVER CATHaiC The body of the church will be unobstructed by any pillars or F o r older students, especially Reverend Monsignor. He held the Officers of the dedication architectural supports, thus affording perfect vision from any point. seminarians, there is no apprehen­ post of state chaplain o f the K. of of All Saints’ church, 2549 S. At the right rear off the vestibule a “ cry room” will be provided, sion, but an eagerness to get on C. for several terms and was arch­ Federal boulevard, Denyer, with an adjoining lavatory. Provisions are being made for three with the preparation for a life diocesan director of Catholic Ac­ by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr roomy confessionals and a fairly large baptistry. The vestibule dedicated to Christ. It would be tion. on Aug. 13 have been an­ will have three doors leading into the body of the church and will startling, but gratifying, if per­ The new Bishop is one of six have windows through which services in the church may be wit­ nounced by the Rev. Edward Ley­ sons ■with a few loose bills felt children. A brother, the Rev. A. J. nessed if necessary. REGISTER den. The Rev. Anthony Weinzap- something like the seminarians Paschang, is pastor of St. Boni­ fel, who was in charge of the A unique feature of the new church, one especially planned by eagerness when it came to contrib­ face’s parish, Stuart, Neb. parish in its beginning, will b4 Monsignor Moran, will be a large downstairs lounge, underneath uting to the archdiocesan priests’ VOL. XLVI No. 50. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1951 DENVER, COLORADO chlebrant of the Solemn Mass the vestibule and forepart of the church. The lounge, measuring burse, on which some of the stu­ coram Archiepiscopo that will fol­ 53 x 30 feet, will provide space for parish meetings, convert dents for the priesthood depend low the blessing of the new build­ classes, bridal party preparations, and the like. This room, which for their education. ing. Other officers of the Mass will will be reached by stairs at either side,,wlll have toilet facilities for In the past week three gifts Three to Receive Outdoor Mass Marks San Luis Centenary be the Rev. Matthias Blenkush, men and women, and a small kitchen unit. There will be no base­ were sent to the burse. Frpm Anon­ deacon; the Rev. John Doherty, ment under the rest of the church, except for the boiler room in ymous came $50; from Joseph Keluch, Denver, $5; .and from Two thousand persons at­ worked over enough to appear The chief religious feature of subdeacon; the Rev. Michael A. the rear— a factor that will reduce building costs considerably. Religious Garb in Maher and the Rev. Louis J. Groh- The choir loft will have leati for 36. Specifications are Florence B. Overlin o f Logan tended an outdoor Solemn new, was an adobe structure the town’s centenary was the out­ erected in 1886 by Father John door Mass, celebrated under tall man, chaplains to the Archbishop; being drawn for the transfer and housing of St. John’s beautiful came, $5 in thanksgiving. T h e Mdss celebrated coram Archi- Baptist Pitaval, later Archbishop trees on the spacious parish the Very Rev. Monsignor Bernard organ, donated to the parish some years ago by Mrs. Sewell burse total now stands at $4,414. J. Cullen, master of ceremonies; episcopo in San Luis July 26, of Santa Fe, who died May 23, grounds, with a canopy of canvas Thomas, to the new church. For those who are eager to for­ Marycrest Rites and the Rev. Walter Jaeger and 1928, in retirement in Denver. In qver the sanctuary and a throne . Plans for the main altar of the church have not yet been com­ ward the work o f Christ on earth, the Feast of St. Anne, to mark Father Leyden, assistant masters By Helen Anthony the early days of his priesthood, erected for the Most Rev. Edwin pleted, but there will be two side altars in recessed alcoves. Two gifts to the burse may be sent to the 100th anniversary of the of ceremonies. Three postulants will re­ he “ lived nine years on horseback” V. Byrne, Archbishop of Santa Fe, large-sacristies, a vesting sacristy and a working sacristy, will be Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Chan­ founding of the first White The sermon will be delivered by connected by a hall across the back o f the church. cery office, 1536 Logan, Denver. ceive the religious garb and in the San Luis valley, according N. Mex. From Taos, in his present the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory settlement in Colorado. There to his own description, doing mis­ jurisdiction, came the first settlers two novices will make tempo­ had been forts and trading posts Smith. Chanters for the ceremony sionary work among the Spanish­ of San Luis in 1851. will be the Rev, Berard Giblih, rary vows in the order of the set up in the state before this time, speaking people. The fi)ffman The celebrant of the Mass was New ReeWry in Englewood Sisters of St, Francis of Pen­ but San Luis, named for St. Aloy- O.F.M., and the Rev. James Catholic Directory of 1888 and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Matthew HamUin. ance and Christian Charity at the sius Gonzaga, who also gave his 1889 lists his home as San Luis. Smith of Denver, who also gave The dedication ceremonies will Marycrest convent mother-house, name to the great San Luh valley, the address at an afternoon pro­ begin at 10 o’clock. A lunch will 5200 Federal boulevard, Denver, did not fade away as did the tem­ Former Pastor Is 91 gram held outdoors. Archbishop be.held at Loretto Heights collegi Wednesday, Aug. 15, at 8:30 porary settleipents. It became, in­ The building was greatly en­ Byrne preached at the Mass in at nqon for the clergy guests. Thi o’clock. The Most Rev. Urban J. stead, the l^’ome o f many persons. larged and made cruciform under both English and Spanish. He Rev. Barry Wogan will be toast­ Vehr, Archbishop o f Denver, will It is a typical Ameriban town, but the long pastorate of Father Joseph paid a remarkable tribute to the master at the luncheon. offer the Mass and officiate at the with a Spanish flavor, and the Garcia, 91, who still lives in faith and stability of the Spanish­ Rectory Planned ceremonies. -dominant buildings in the city are Trinidad. * It was stuccoed and speaking people of the American Receiving the religious garb in the parish plant, which is in ex­ plastered inside and out by Fa­ _ In connection with the dedica­ Southwest. ceremonies symbolic of their re­ cellent condition. ther Onofrius Martorell, C.R., the tion of the new church. Archbishop The Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., of nunciation of the goods of the The church, though it has been present pastor. Vehr has announced that plans are Denver was deacon of the Mass, being drawn for a rectory to world vill be Mary Kathleen and the Rev. Joseph Llaurado be erected soon in the parish. Plans Broderick (Sister Mary John).of Marti, S.F., of Del Norte was sub­ contemplate facilities for two Mandan, N. Dak.; Doris Baker Npcturnal Adoration Draws deacon. The Very Rev. Anthony priests and a housekeeper. In addi­ (Sister Jeanmarie) of Minneapo­ Barcelo, C.R., the Theatines’ Amer­ tion there will be two offices, a lis, Minp.; and Esther Clifford ican superior, and the Rt. Rev. guest room, dining room, parlor, (Sister M. Geraldine) of Pine 70 Men to 'Graveyard Hour' Monsignor William Kipp of Colo­ and kitchen. The one-sto^ rector' Ridge, S. Dak. The two sisters The Denver Nocturnal Adora­ days o f the group two years ago, rado Springs attended. The Rt. will be of brick and cinderblocl making temporary vows are Sis­ tion society, ranking 13th iiv the when a turnout of five or six in Rev. Sigmund Charewicz o f Santa construction. No basement is plan­ ter M. Robert Forrest of Towner, nation in membership and hours the late hours of the morning was Fe was master of ceremonies. ned. John K. Monroe is the archi­ N. Dak., and Sister M. Annette tect spent in worship, has seen a re­ considered an accomplishment. There were about 30 clergymen Tschacher of Hemingford, Neb. markable increase in fervor that The Denver cenier numbers ap­ there, despite the fact that the Following their investiture in was climaxed in July with 70 men proximately 800 men as members, Pueblo diocesan priests’ retreat Christ the King School the religious garb the three postu­ attending in the “ graveyard hour” of whom about 600 attend the prevented Bishop Joseph C. Will- lants will undergo a two-year no­ — 3 to 4 a.m. In the hours after monthly adoration, held on the ging and his clergy from being vitiate, the first a canonical year midnight there were never less night and morning of the first present. The Bishop sent an elo­ Will Add Eighth Grade of spiritual exercises and the sec­ than 60 men attending the adora­ Thursday and Friday. Communion, quent message of greeting. After The facilities of Christ the ond a year of study. The tempo­ tion in Holy Ghost church, Den­ which is distributed at the Mid­ the Mass, a clergy dinner was King school, Denver, are being ex­ rary vows taken by the two nov­ ver, and most them received night Mass and every hour after-, served in the high school. In ad­ tended to include the addition of ices will be renewed each year Holy Communion, reports the Rev. ward, is given to approximately dition to the religious rites, the fi­ the eighth grade, according to the for three years preceding the final William J. Gallagher, spiritual 400 every month. Many of these esta was marked by music, dancing, Rev. John W. Scannell, pastor. A profession. moderator of the society. go to Confession, after reciting and games, and by a presentation new classroom is being finished, The Sisters of St. Francis of The Denver center’s place the society’s office aloud with the of the old Spanish miracle play, new desks have been received, and Penance and Christian Charity, among the 86 in the nation is other members. Los Pastores. The Sacred Heart other necessary work is being whose mother-house was estab­ given notice in the 1951 July-Aug­ Father Gallagher estimates that vested choir from Alamosa, one of done, so that all grades will be lished in 1939, are primarily en­ ust issue of the Sentiyiel of the continuing interest, which raised the outstanding musical organiza­ in readiness for the opening of gaged in teaching and hospital Blessed Sacrament, official society Denver’s place in the national tions of Colorado, sang at the school in September. When Christ • ABOUT SEPT. 1 Monsignor Joseph P. corner of Sherman and Floyd streets. The annual work. In Denver they staff St. magazine. ranking from 16th in 1949 to 13th Mass and also gaVe a concert. the King school was opened in St. Louis parish fiesta, which ■will be held Thurs­ Elizabeth’s grade school. The fervor shown by the Den­ in 1950, can put the center among (.The text of Archbiihop Edwin September, 1949, it provided for O’Heron and Father John A. Ayjward, day, Friday, and Saturday nights, Aug. 2, 3, and Parents and friends are invited ver men is especially encouraging, the first five leaders in the not V. Byrne’i sermon at the Mats, instruction through the sixth pastor and assistant, respectively, of St. Louis’ 4, is being presented this year to help pay for in­ to the ceremonies, which will take says Father Gallagher, since it too distant future. and pictures at the ceremonies, are grade; it will now cover the parish, Englewood, will move into the new parish terior furnishings of the $57,000 rectory. (Register place in the recently remodeled shows a iihange from the early (Adoration Schedule, Page 3) on page 3) kindergarten and eight grades. rectory, situated just south of- the church at the photo by Smyth) ______and enlarged Marycrest chapel. NUNS PREPARE TO TEACH FIRST AID IN CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAM Parochial schools throughout the state of Colorado will Introduce first aid courses this fall at the’ request of Brig. Gen. Harry Larsen, head of Civil Defense, according to the Rev. Edward A. Leyden, archdioc esan superintendent of schools. + + + ’The courses will be given to all Instructor students in grades 7 to 12. To make this progTam possible, members of each religious com­ munity are taking first aid courses this summer and will teach the other members of their communi­ ties. Convent Courses Started Courses are now being given in several convents in the state. At Loretto Heights college, 31 mem­ bers representing eight different communities are taking instruction from Mrs. W. T. Hamill, a member of S t Dominic’s parish. The nuns include Sisters o f Charity o f the Blessed Virgin Mary, Sisters of S t Joseph. Sisters o f the Most Precious Blood, Sisters of Loretto, Sisters of S t Benedict, Franciscan Sisters, Third Order Regular; and Sisters of St. Francis o f Penance and Christian Charity. „ The courses include the stan­ dardized first aid and the instruc­ tor’s course and civil defense. LEARNING THE INTRICACIES of the traction splint are Sister Frances Agnes, a Lorettine; Sister Mary Mrs. W. T. Hamill, 2501 Ancilla, a Mercy Sister; and Sister Andrea Mary, a Sister of St. Collection Returns Decatur street, Denver, is Joseph. The “ victim” is Cynthia Seitz. Returni in the collection for the Red Cross instructor who gave the Holy Father, taken up in the first aid course to 31 sisters ______SISTER ROSALIE, a Franciscan (photo at right), is the churches and chapels of the of eight' different teaching com­ SISTER VIVIAN and Sister Immaculate both F^n from Sister Amanda, a Benedictine, th^ Archdiocese of Denver Sunday, munities at Loretto Heights col­ OIOIILK VlVlAiN ana aisier immacuiaia, OOtn p ran-job of administering artificial respiration to Ida Marie‘ Burke. June 24, are announced by the lege, Denver. The '84-hour stand­ ciscans, and Sister Hilary, a Precious Blood Sister, prac First aid classes were held three afternoons a week during the Chancery office and printed on ard, advanced, and civil defense tice bandage techniques on Beverly Marchese. regular summer session at Loretto Heights college. page 2. course ends this week. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTEJt Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thuridoy, August 2, 1951

Dominicans to Greet Franciscans Aug. 4 Missionary Nuns SUMMER

(St. Dominic’s Parish, Danrar) Bonaventure of the Franciscans period that follows.' O’Brien attended the dinner and mysic n c . The Franciscan Fathers were close friends. This year the dinner and house spoke informally to' the members Are Attending CLEARANCE Both of these saintly and observance of the founder’s day on the importance of their work 1522 California St. from St. Elizabeth’s will make their annual formal visit to learned men were to become will be held Tuesday evening, in the parish. saints and Doctors of the (Ihurch. Aug. 7, at 6 o’clock. The neigh­ Tha Rkv. J. P. Houlihan, O.P., the Dominican Fathers of this Bond The intimate friendship o f these boring priests will join the Do­ moderator of the young pahpU’t Annual Retreat Instruments - Pianos - Organs parish on St. Dominic’s day, two teachers gave an impetus to minicans and Franciscans in their club, will conduct a day of rocol- Saturday, Aug. 4. They will be the association of the two orders celebration oif Tuesday. ^ lection for thorn anB their Missionary Sisters o f Our Lady the celebrant and officers o f the in their esteem for each other. Tk« but recently purcbated friends on Sjunday, Aug. 12. The of Victory from the four Colorado Radios - Records - Accessories From these beginnings has de­ by Boy Scout* of troop 65 we* Solemn Mass, which will be sung (orvices will take place in the houses are now in annual retreat veloped the custom o f the annual diiplayod on tbe church ground* at & o’clock that morning. The Christ the King chapal. Ever­ at the Denver convent in Holy AC. 1635 DENVER, COLO. formal exchange of visits between Sunday, July 29. The pari*h- Dominican Fathers will return the green. The Rev. A. E. Puhl, Ghost parish. The Rev. Norbert the two groups throughout the ioner* bad an opportunity to visit on St. Francis’ day, Oct. 4, who is temporary administrator Moellering, S.M., of Kirkwood, Christian world wherever the, two view it and to halp the (cou'ts t / when they will cele*brate a Solemn of Golden and Evergreen, ha* Mo., is giving the daily confer­ orders b^ve bouses in the same pay for it. The firit trip in the V s.. Mass in St. Elizabeth’s church. givan his permission for the ences. The custom of the sons o f St. cities. bu* wa* taken by the icouta sarricet to bo held at Christ the Two visiting nuns. Sister Mir­ Francis and St. Dominic formally This year, since St. Dominic’s Sunday afternoon. King chapel. visiting each others’ convents on day comes on a Saturday, it will At present the bus is painted iam from the Santa Fe convent Several Boy Scouts served as es­ and Sister Louis Marie from Red­ the feast day o f their respective be impossible to complete the a school yellow, but when a new corts to the blind people (it their TnllBfsnii Furniture founders is of long standing. It usual observance of the Francis­ paint job is needed it will be re­ lands, Calif., bring the number annual picnic at Elitch’s Gardens cans visit on that day on account painted in black and white, the o f sisters making the retreat to 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY dates back to the time in the 13th Aug. 1. TJiey were Ed Kerber, of afternoon and evening Con­ Dominican colors, and labeled 17. First profession, renewal of century when the two founders Paul Johnson, Vince De Bell, Mike fessions. It is customary for the “Boy Scouts, troop 65, at St Dom­ vows, and final profession of the met in Rome while seeking ap­ Phillips, John Garbella, Frank De Franciscans to preside at the re­ inic’s, Denver.” At that time Jo­ Victory Noll Sisters will take proval of their religiouA groups. Bell, Jerry Vaughan, and Gilbert Later in the same century 'Thomas fectory, taking the Dominican seph Lonergan, assistant scout place Sunday, Aug. 5, the Feast Gomez. Aquinas of the Dominicans and prior’s place, and to conduct the master, will supply the necessary of Our Lady o f Snows, in the ALL OUT SALE paint, and Edward Kerber will Sr- St. Dominie’s circle is meeting eight places of retreat through­ Thursday, Aug. 2, at noon in the range for the work to be done. out the country. In the Holy Ghost EVERYTHING REDUCED home o f Mrs. Julius Lonergan, The bus is troop-owned and convent. Sister Aquina and Sister OPEN EVENINGS— 7 :3 0 -9 P.M. SU. 1-1441 Returns Are Announced troop-operated through the gen­ 4981 Wyandot street, for luncheon Columba will renew vows, and erosity of the Very Rev. Peter and pinochle. Sister Noreen will pronounce her O’Brien, O.P., the pastor, and the The Parent auxiliary o f the final vows. scouts will make final plans for 174t TrnaoBt PI. parishioners who contributed sub­ Series Planned On ~ In Collection for Pope stantially to the scouts’ appeal the parent group pichic at a spe­ DENVER’S HOST (08 Utk St. Sunday. The returns will enable cial meeting, which will be called Teaching of Religion CLERGY in the near future and which will PROGRESSIVK o n B. 17tb Ara Returns in the collection for the the troop to make the down pay­ The (Rev. Charles Jones, assist­ Holy Father, taken up in the Rev. James Ahern ...... $ 10.00 ment on the truck and to take out be announced from the pulpit. ant at St. John the Evangelist’s Rev. John Aylward ...... 5.00 104 B. I8th Are churches and chapels of the Arch­ the necessary insurance, licenses, The Holy Hour will be con­ parish, is scheduled to lead a Rev. Herbert Banigan ...... 6.0(J ducted Friday night from 7:30 111 B. lltk Art. diocese of Denver Sunday, June Rev. Matthias Blenkush ..... 10.00 and inspections. It is believed that series of discussions on problems 1S47-4I Uirkit St. 24, are announced by the Chan­ Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph troop 66 becomes the first Cath­ to 8:30 by Rev. J. G. Forquer, in teaching religion, beginning TAbor 1170 Bosetti ...... 10.00 O.P., with the sermon preached cery office as follows: Rev. Francis Brady ...... 10.00 olic scout group in Denver and Aug. 6 and lasting for six days. DENVER PARISHES Very Rev, Monsignor Walter vicinity to obtain a troop bus that by the pastor. Father O’Brien. Father Jones will hold these Cathedral ...... $1,100.7 0 Canavan ...... 26.00 is exclusively its own property. Veneration of the relic of St classes in the Holy Ghost Youth ALL SUMMER All Saints' ...... 35.78 Rev. John Canjar ...... 6.00 This transportation will enable Dominic will take place after the center in the mornings. Sister .HIGH QUALITY-LOW COST Annunciation ...... 100.80 Very Rev. Moniignor Bernard Blessed Sacrament ...... 610.00 Cullen ...... 10.00 the scouts to broaden their fields services and Confessions will be Mary Rose, who was awarded a Brighten that Lifeless Kitchen Christ the King ...... 858.28 Rev. Edward Dinan ...... 10.00 of activity. For instance, arrange­ heard. teacher’s certificate by the Red SUITS with Holy Family ...... 162.85 Rev. Anthony Elzi ...... 25.00 ments have now been made, with A Dialogue Mass will be saiR on Cross, will instruct the sisters in Holy Ghost ...... 650.00 Rev. Cornelius Flynn ...... 10.00 Drastically’ R edu ced Holy Rosary ...... 61.00 Rev. Roy Figlino ..... 10.00 G. F. Solberg, superintendent of Saturday, Aug. 4, at the Rosary first aid work in the afternoon sessions. Mother of God ...... 158.58 Rev. John Guiinski ...... 5.00 the Boys’ Industrial school. Golden, altar in honor of Our Lady of While they latt JEWEL TONE LINOLEUM Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ...... 116.70 Rev. Theodore Haas ..... 5.00 for the use of the swim­ Fatima. The Fatipia devotions Sister Agnes, who was superior Our Lady of Lourdes ...... Rev. James Hamblin ...... 2.60 will take place after the 7 and the Preaentation ...... 116.58 Rev. Walter Jaeger ...... 5.00 ming pool on the first and third of the Brighton convent for five Nylon Rayon $ 2 3 3 3 or TILE Sacred Heart ...... - ...... 29.81 Rev. Charles Jones ...... 10.00 Sunday of every month. The troop 8 o’clock Masses. years, celebrates the silver jubilee CORDS...... St. Anne’ s (Arvada) ...... 44.00 Very Rev. Williiam Kelly ...... 10.00 will be instructed in swimming, A Girl Scout style show will be of her profession this year at 62.87 Free estimale & consullalion St. Anthony’s ...... Rt. Kev. Monsignor William Kipp 10,00 held Wednesday, Aug. 8, in the All Wool St. Cajetan’ a ...... 22.60 Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer rescue work, artificial respiration, Victory Noll, the mother-house of $ 2 8 3 3 Terms or Title 1 — FHA St. Bernadette's ...... 135.65 Kolka ...... 15.00 and first aid for water accidents. City auditorium, at 8 p.m., by one the community, in Huntington, TROPICALS St. Catherine’s ...... 635.00 Rev. William Koontx ...... 6.00 ■The sodality members enjoyed of the local department stores. Ind. St. Dominic’s ...... 278.46 JEFFERSON LINOLEUM CO. Very Rev. Monsignor David a specially prepared dinner in the Two girls from the local scout Wool Gabardine St. Elizabeth’s ...... 844.50 Maloney ...... 10.00 SLACKS ...... $ 1 2 9 8 5206 W. Colfax BE 3-5871 St. Francis de Sales’ ...... 500.00 Rev. Robert McMahon ...... 10.00 church auditorium Sunday even­ troops will take part in the .show. St. Ignatius Loyola’s ...... 50.98 Rt. Rev. Monsignor John Moran 25.00 ing, July 29. The arrangements They are Nancy Larkin, troop St. James’ ...... 600.00 Liturgy in Greek Rite Rayon / Rev. Andrew Murphy ...... 20.00 were made by Miss Mary Farrell, 237, and Carol Ann Strelesky, $ 7 9 8 S.t John tl\e Evangelist’s ...... 500.00 Rev. Robert Nevans ...... 6.00 SLACKS St. Joseph’s (C.SS.R.) ...... 137.47 Rt. Rev. Monsignor.. Joseph prefect, who was assisted by a senior scout, troop 1. They will Will Be Offered Aug. 5 St. Joseph’s (Polish) ...... 25.40 O’Hcron ...... 26.00 selected committee. Father demonstrate fall school clothes. St. Leo the Great’s ...... 63.66 Rev. Francis Pettit ...... 25.00 Real Savings on St. Louis’ (Englewood) ...... 184.84 Rev. Francis Potempa .... 10.00 The Holy Liturgy (M ass) will Sports Shirts - Sport Coats St. Mary Magdalene’s Rev. Albert PuhJ ...... 10.00 be celebrated in the Byzantine (Edgewater) ...... 126.00 Pajamas - ISecklies Rev. Paul Reed ...... 6.00 Slavonic Greek Catholic Rite St. Patrick’s ...... 89.71 Rev. John Regan ...... 10.00 Picturesque Cascade Chapel Sts. Peter and Ptul’a ...... 120.00 Rev. Charles Salm on'...... 6.00., Sunday, Aug. 5, at 9:30 o’clock 132 Prs. Shoes St. Philomena’a ...... J... 400.00 Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory in St. Joseph’s church, 46th ave­ St. Rose of Lima’ s ...... 87.95 Smith ...... 10.00 Observes 20th Anniversary nue and Pennsylrania street, Values to $18 St. Therese’s (Aurora) ..... 100.00 Rev. George Spehar .... 10.00 St. Vincent de Paul’s ...... 426.00 Rev. Francis Syrianey . 5.00 Denver. The Rev. Dmytro Blaze- PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER Rev. Duane Theobald ...... 6.00 The 20th anniversary of the dedication of the picturesque jowsky will be celebrant,* and all $798^ $10®* Akron— St. Joseph's ...... 115.00 Chapel o f the Holy Rosary in Cascade took place Thursday, July are in^tad to attend. The church Aapen— St. Mary’s ...... ORGANIZATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS 26, without formal celebration. niay be reached by taking the Boulder— Sacred Heart ...... 188.78 DENVER Boulder, South—Sacred Heart The chapel was built by the Cusack family in honor of their Stockyards bus (N o. 6 6 ) and Crestmoor of Mary ...... t... 62.90 Frank Gethins. Fitislmons hospital 6.00 parents. Frank Cusack, a resident of Cascade, is the only member alighting at 46th and Pearl. Buffalo ...... 15.00 C A T H E D R A I^ of the family still residing in the region. His brothers and sisters Father Blazejowsky, a priest Burlington— St. Catherine’ s 36.55 Altar and Rosary society...... 10.00 include. Charles of Los Angeles, Calif.; Ann Cusack Johnson of Brighton— St. Augustine’s...... 120.00 St. Vincent dc Paul society.... 10.00 of the Greek Catholic diocese of Men's Shop Brush— St. Mary’s ...... River Forest, 111.; and Sister Mary Thomashire, faculty member Philadelphia, a graduate of the Sacred Heart league ...... 10.00 Open Fridiy and Sitnrdsy 'til 9 Calhan— St. Michael’s ...... Legion of Mary ...... 10.00 of Rosary college at.River Forest, 111. Another brother, Thomas Universities of Propaganda Fide Cascade— (Mission of Sacred Parent-Teachers’ association.... 10.00 Cusack, Jr., died since the erection of the chapel. and Gregorianum in Rome, is Heart, Colorado Springs) ...... 19.86 Sodality ...... 12.00 5732 E. Colfax For the first time since the chapel’s dedication, it was open stationed at present in St. Castle Rock— St. Francis’ PRESENTATION— 80.00 (Elbert) ...... Sodality ...... 10.00 throughout the past winter. Formerly it was used only in. the sunri- Joseph, Mo. Central City— Assumption Altar and Rosary society ...... 6.00 (Idaho Springs) ...... 10.00 mer. Because of the scenic location many local couples hold their Cheyenne Welts— Sacred Heart 100.00 ST. FRANCIS DE SALES'— weddings there. COLORADO SPRINGS— ' Sacred Heart league . 25.00 Masses during the summer are said every Sunday at 8 ;30 Corpus Christi ...... 367.15 Altar society ...... 20.00 and 10 o’clock. During the winter only the 10 o’clock Mass is held. Holy Name society ...... IQ.00 Divine Redeemer ...... 121.85 The Rev. John Nelson, O.M.I., is pastor. The Oblate Fathers are Sacred Heart ...... 240.00 St. Vincent de Paul society.... 10.00 FIREPLACE Our Lady of Guadalupe ...... 18.00 Parent-Teachers’ association.... 10.00 in charge of the chapel as a mission of the Sacred Heart parish, St. Mary’ s ...... 868.96 St. Francis’ circle ...... 10.00 Colorado Springs. ______St. Paul's (Broadmoor) ...... 287.00 ST. LOUIS'— Craig— St. Michael's ...... 40.00 Holy Name society ...... 10.00 Salt Lake City Priest Is Visitor / Cripple Creek— St. Peter’ s ...... 6.65 Altar society ...... 10.00 IAS AND ELECTRIC LOGS Crook— St. Peter’* ...... 64.84 Ptrent-TVachers’ association.... 10.00 Deertrail— (Mission of Hugo) .. 22.60 Curtain and Hex Sexeans. Gratef, Boosters’ club ...... 10.00 Andlrom and Ftra Sets, In ^ ftnlshefc Derby— St. Catherine’s 80.00 St. Vincent de Paulsociety.... 6.00 Elbert— Sacred Heart ...... 186.00 Catholics Make Progress Tilt and Matfile for All Uees Legion of Mary ...... 2.60 Erie— St. Scholastica’ s Sodality ...... 2.60 (Lafayette) ...... 20.00 HEATILATDR FIREPLACES Estes Park— Our Lady of the STS. PETER AND PAUL’S— Mountains (Loveland) ...... 118.84 Altar society ...... 25.00 DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO . WE’RE PAYING TOP PRICES Men’ s club 25.00 Evergreen— Christ the King Among Deseret Mormons 1110 Sieit St. Eit, IIS I PkOBi MA. 1414 er KE, IICC (Golden) ...... 87.00 OUTSIDE DENVER Flagler— (Mission of Stratton) 6.56 FOR YOUR OLD TIRES Fleming— St. Peter’* ...... 100.00 BRIGHTON— By R ev . R a w i.e y Myers Altar and Rosary society ...... 10.00 FT. COLLINS— "Catholics are making noticeable progress in the state Holy Fsmily ...... 16.00 COLORADO SPRINGS— of Deseret,” the Rev. Robert C. Pollock said this week. WANTED G E N E R A L TIRES AND TUBES St. Joseph’s ...... 225.00 Corpus Christ)— Guild ' .... 10.00 Ft. L o g a n -^ t. Patrick’s ...... 67.82 Legion of Mary ...... 10.00 “ Deseret” is the original Mormon name for Utah, and Fa­ ' America’s safest, fastest stopping, longest wearing tires can Ft. Lupton— St. William’ s Holy Name society ...... 6.00 Representatives to Show New now be yours for amazingly little money. Big allowances on (Platteville) ...... GOLDEN— ther Pollock is one of the 35 diocesan priests in that state. Ft. Morgan— St. Helens'* ...... 40.50 St. Joseph's— He visited Denver seeking funds for the missionary diocese. your old tires cut the cash differences to the bone! Low down 6.00 payment on one or a set! New tubes, too, at prices you can’t Fountain— Holy Name aoeiety ...... Nevertheles*. Catholics still have HOLY FAMILY EDITION (Colorado Springs— St. Paul’s) DEER T R A U ^ niik (ronp, fonerout in helpinf afford to miss! Frederick— St. Therese’s _____ 45.00 St. Joseph’t Altar society. 10.00 a long wav to go. Father Pollock of the Georgetown—Our Lady of stated. 'they are outnumbered one another at lonf as thay re­ Lourcies ...... 12.60 HUGO— main Mormons. Thay are scru­ St. Anthony’ Altar society...... 26.00 by the Mormons about 20 to 1; Glenwood Springs— pulous, Father Pollock pointed St. Stephen’ s ...... 100.20 Gentlemen’s club ...... 16.00 there are only a little more than CATHOLIC FAMILY BIBLE Joe Kavanaugh, Inc. out, in payiny their annuel tithes Golden— St. Joseph’s 72.00 LEADVILLE— 26,000 Catholics in the entire Above Average Earning* of one-tenth of their pesscssion*. 7lh at Lincoln TA. 1261 Grand Lake— St. Anne’s St. Joseph’ s Altar and Rosary state. (Kremmling) ...... society ...... 10.00 Many of the youth after high Troy Davis P. 0. Box 1437 Denver 1 29 Year* Same Location GREELEY— LIMON— "Catholic schools are the great Our Lady of Peace ..... 17.00 school fo to the Mormon re­ locally Owned and Operated Our Lady of Victory— need,” Father Pollock pointed out. ligious school and take a two St. Peter’ s ...... Catholic Ladies' club ...... 10.00 “ Only when we have a genera­ Holyoke and Haxtun— Knights of Columbus 60.00 weeks’ course and than go to St. Patrick’ s ...... 188.88 tion of Catholics trained in Cath­ various parts of the country to Hug(>—St. Anthony’s ...... 52.85 STRASBURG— St. Gertrude’ s society ...... 6.00 olic schools can we expect to make serre sis months or a year or Idaho Springs— St. Paul's ...... 20.00 great strides.” There are only An Aid to Hospitalitq Iliff— St. Catherine’s ...... 81.44 DENVER— longer at missionaries. Julesburg— St. Anthony’s ...... 46.00 Archdiocesan Council of Kremmling—St. Peter’s...... Catholic Nurses ...... 25.00 In Utah, Mormon parishes are Catholic Daughters of America 10.00 Keenesburg and Roggen— called wards. A man elected from Holy Family ...... Fitxsimons General hospital;.... 100.00 .YOUR Lafayette— St. Ida'a ...... 86.00 Mercy hospital ...... 10.00 the elders of the ward, called the LEADVILLE— Regis college ...... 21.58 St; Clara’ s orphanage ...... 2^.00 bishop, presides at the church serV' Annunciation ...... 62.76 IS. Actually, however, every St. Joseph’ s ...... 62.80 St. Vincent de Paul society...... 100.00 HOME Limon— (Mission of Hugo) ...... 40.45 COLORADO SPRINGS— male .of age among the''Mormons Littleton— St. Mary’ s ...... 04.85 Camp Carson ...... 76.87 is considered a priest and has a Longmont— St. John the Catholic Nurses’ association.... 10.00 right to conduct services. There Baptist's ...... 192.68 Gloekner-Penrose hospital ...... 61.00 FOOD (.ouisville— St. Louis* ...... 27.64 are different orders of priests. No IsOveland— St. John's ...... 45.50 one but the head o f the Church Manitou— (Mission of Sacred and his two counselors is paid for Heart— (Colorado Springs) .... 48.00 FREEZER Meeker— (Mission of Rifle) ...... 8. service rendered to the Church. Peetz— Sacred Heart ...... Filipino Priest “ Most of the Catholics in Utah Platteville— St. Nicholas’ ...... Rifle— St. Mary’ s ...... K.92 are concentrated in the Salt Lake Roggen— Sacred Heart ...... 6. .00 City and Ogden area,” Father Pol­ Steamboat Springs— Holy Name lock said. “ Distance is one of Sterling— Is First Friday our greatest handicaps. I am sta­ St. Anthony of Padua’s ...... 210.86 Stoneham and Briggsdalc— tioned at Price. We have two DENVER INDUSTRIAL M NK St. John's ...... 21.40 missions that we make every Sun­ Strasburg— (Mission of Hugo) 8.80 day; one is 20 miles away and the CIORCI F. ROCK. DrsiMtaf Stratton— St. Charles’ ...... 100.01 Club Speaker •You’ll have foods on hand 1534 California St. yl Phono MAIn 5155 ^ Superior— St. Benedict's other _ is 66. The closest parish I Oppssit* DtNvsr Dry Om 4 i C* J (South Boulder) ...... to us is more than 100 miles away, Victor—St. Victor’s 12.01 The Rev. Amador Cruz Wisco, iii Colorado.” Welby— Assumption ...... a priest from Manila in the for unexpected guests Father Pollock is youthful look­ Westminster— (Mission of Philippine islands, will be the Arvada) ...... 26.00 ing. He speaks with vigor and speaker for the August meeting Wray— St. Andrew’s ...... — 21.86 enthusiasm. And in hia eye is the Yuma— St. John's (Akron) ...... 64.00 of the First Friday Luncheon Fr. Robert Pollock ...in fact for most all occasions. Morgan, look of optimism so characteristic club. ‘ The meeting is scheduled of the priests of the West. Oa- for the Mural room o f the A l­ four grade schools and one Catho­ Leibman Dr. 6. J. bany hotel, 17th and Stout lic high school in the diocese. streets, at 12:10 on Friday, Utah was first explored by Fa^ • See your local dealer A c . Schneuble Aug. 3. thers Escalante and Cominguez and Hickey Catholic men who are inter­ Eranciscane from Mexico, in 1776. Optometrist ested are invited to attend the the year the colonists were declar about a Home Food Freezer Gas and Elaetrie Bldf, Plioa# TAbor 1395 meeting to hear Father Cruz, ing their independence in Phila delphia. It 'was nearly a hun iiinuaiinitiiiiffiliMiiiHiiMiiiaiiiti Specialiit whose topic will be “ The His- For Viiual !tory a n d Condition of the dred years later that the region for your home. XJhurch in the Philippines.” The was settled by the Mormons. And Eye Cafe Filipino priest, who is in Denver only when Utah applied for admit tance into the,;union was religious studying at the Regitter School 638 Empire Bldg KE. 5840 freedom generally tolerated. o f Journalism, is now assigned j o H i t s o n “ Today the Mormons are losing as an assistant in the Mother of their youth,’* Father Pollock said. God parish. His training here is STORAGE s mouinc CO. “ The young people, many of whom designed to fit him to manage The Denver Catholic were away from home for the first SVl^PLlES dk. M .O W C M > t 3 W A ^ € E a Catholic newspaper in Manila time during the war, are rebelling You can still get any Camera, Register upon his return. against the strict rules of the re' Published Weekly by the Members o f the First Friday ligion. Mormons are not permitted Projector or Equipment for Luncheon club obligate them­ Catholic Press Society, Inc. to smoke nor are they allowed 10% down and 10% a month 938 Bannock Street, Denver. selves only to receive the Holy drink anything but water Or milk Colo. Eucharist on the first Friday of But though many remain in bad without interest or carrying For the Safety of Your Goods the month and to attend, if pos­ standing, they still have a sense charge at Subscription: $2.00 Per Year sible, the monthly luncheon loyalty to the old religion and will 0 Use Johnson Service on Every Move sold in combination with The meeting to hear some special not join any other. They i Register, National Edition, in speaker on a topic of general called ‘jack Mormons.’ This situ Redui-Brown Photography AGENTS f O B UNI'TED VAN U N ES, INC. Archdiocese of Denver. “MOVING WITH CABB EVEBTWHEBB" Catholic interest. Men who ation brings about a great deal o Entered as Second Class would like to attend or to be-^ indifferentism toward religion ii 1840 Wait 38th Ave. STORAGlt; - PACKING - SHIPPING come members of the club are Matter at the Post Office, general.” GLondole 7623 Denver, (iolo. cordially invited to the lunch- Convortinf Mormons is • dif­ PUBLIC SIRVKi COMPANY OF COLORADO Phone P £ 2433 Denver, 221 Broadway, I eon meeting Uiis Friday. ficult Usk. They ere » clan-

4 > » ■aiiii Thursday, August 2, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE

1Southwest Had Catholic Culture Before U. S. East Was Settled j “ Here in our great Southwest the seed and the root of ICatholic culture was l)lanted long before the great cities of ithe Northeast had their beginning, and a mature Christian ‘tradition and way of life existed before the formal found­ ling of what is now these United States,” declared Arch- bishop Edwin V. Byrne of Santa in any other part of the U. S.— Fe in his sermon July 26 at the and one is tempted to predict that centenary celebration of the \ the bulwark of the future Church founding of the Most Precious of our nation will be found here in Blood parish and the town of San the Southwest where our Catholic Lffts, first permanent settlement people are preserving their faith, in Colorado. having large families, and hand­ The sermon follows in full ing down to their children the “ Come, let us adore Christ, the treasure of the^faithi purchased by Son of God who has redeemed us the Precious Blood Of Jesus. with His Precious Blood”— Taken This great underiaking was not from the Roman Breviary on the started and brought into being Feast of the Most Precious Blood. without great suffering and hard­ Right Reverend Monsignors, ship. We look back now with a Very Reverend Father Provincial, sense of awe bordering on unbe­ Reverend Fathers, Venerable Sis­ lief at the m a g n itu ^ o f the task ters, and Dearly Beloved in Christ: that confronted th^e pioneers of May I, at the outset, express to our faith in settling' this country. the religious and laity of the Par­ The centuries bWtV^Sen us have ish of the Most Precious Blood my tended to dwarf their personal sincere apreciation of the priv­ lives and leave us only with the ilege of addressing you on this, knowledge of what they accomp­ the occasion of the 100th anniver­ lished. And yet they were very sary o f the settling and founding human people — oftentimes im­ of your community. The invita­ pelled by the most human of mo­ tion extended by your beloved tives: Hunger for gold, for power, Bishop and good Father Martorell for prestige and honors . . . it is honors me. On this occasion it is not only saints who pioneer coun­ neither necessary nor fitting to tries. Side by side with the Fran­ the town of San Luis, Colorado.*To the right of the give a long recital of the virtues ciscan Fathers who first entered ARCHBISHOP EDWIN V. BYRNE, of those who founded this com­ Archbishop is the Rev. Francis L. Sebastiani, S.J., THE RT. REV. MONSIGNOR MAT­ the town of San Luis, Colo. The deacon was the the Southwest .seeking souls were D.D., is shown on the Pontifical throne at of Trinidad. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Sigmund munity and who have gone before the conquistadores of Coronado THEW SMITH of the Register was celebrant Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., of St. Cajetan’s, Denver, us to their eternal reward. The the outdoor Mass celebrating the centenary of the Charewicz of Santa Fe, master of ceremonies, is and Onate and De Vargas seeking of the Mass noting the 100th anniversary of the and the Rev. Joseph Llaurado Marti, S.F., Del Norte, heroism, fortitude, and virtue that founding of the Most Precious Blood parish and of standing. the fabled cities of gold. But long founding of the Most Precious Blood parish and of was subdeacon. marked their everyday lives in­ after the dream of the golden + + + r f + + + + delibly can be felt as deeply in a cities had passed into history afld harsh climatic conditions and iso­ both will and capacity to find races, many colors— and those few words as in many . . . but one legend, the humble missions of the lation— but they also lived close natural amusement in his own way things which all. Catholics hold "to thing I do want to impress on you Franciscans remained and around be true today have been held to be l i deeply and that is the magnitude, them g:rew the settkments of small to God. They were poor in the and station of life, we see the sim­ toys of progress, cars and tele­ ple richness and emotional reward true throughout 20 centuries of the greatness of the efforts in ranchers and farmers and hus­ vision sets and washing machines, that was the portion of the early the world’s time. the service of God and country of bandmen who in time gave this but rich in the knowledge of man’s settler of thio parish in the amuse­ those pioneer priests, nuns, and nation the only true culture it has There are place* in the world laity who founded and contributed purpose on earth ^ To know and ments of his day. Community danc­ today where to be a Catholic ever known— a culture where God ing and singing were enjoyed and to the growth of this parish and was the center and the reason for love God in the least of his daily mean* torture, impri*onment, district, from that day of June 21 activities. the playing of musical instruments degradation and death— and the daily existence— as the church was such as violin and guitar were 1851,'the Feast of San Luis Gon the center of their towns. For them You are the lineal descendants area* in which thi* i* true are ■zaga, when the first settlers ar of those people, the inheritors of widely practiced. Weddings and widening, not Ie**ening'. It may God the Father and His Eternal Baptisms were truly festive oc­ rived. Truly their strength came Son were the great reality. a way o f life that is unsurpassed be that in thi*, our own time from the nourishment received on this continent for emotional casions, as were patron saints’ and in our own nation we may We can only gueit now what from the Precious Blood of and spiritual richness, and in this days with their special Masses, be called on to give far greater the history of our nation would Jesus. . tradition you can justly take pride.' processions, and large family din­ testimony to our faith than we have been had the Spaniards ners. There '^ r e foot and horse It is 400 years and nrore since Today we see that way of life ever dreamt we would have to. als^o settled in the Northeast— threatened and mocked at on all races to test the skill, endurance, the seeds of our faith were first but we know in our day and and courage of the young men. It behooves all of us, therefore, sides. It has become the fashion to hold with stubborn loyalty to planted in this hemisphere by age what the results of a secular for young people to look down on People were looked on then as in­ ■the Spaniards. In that time there culture have led to throughout dividuals, each capable of partici­ the knowledge of what was good in the life of small farms and towns the lives of the founders of our 'have been many and great changes our nation. We have grown and hunger after the life of great pating in and lending something Jin the world, but that stubborn great and rich as a nation in to, the amusements of the com­ Southwestern Catholic culture. cities, forgetting that what is 'Times have changed and the ways • seed, watered by the sweat of our pursuit of material values, greater in size is not necessarily munity— not passive units in a ‘ hardships and the blood of mar but which of us can say that, mass-produced illusion of enter­ of making a livelihood in this Par­ greater in good. ish of the Most Precious Blood, as ‘ tyrs, has survived and flowered ranged against the God-centered tainment. One looks with a kind of pity at in many parishes of the Southwest, .Here, in our great Southwest, the simplicity of our early South­ Even the hardships of their the difference between the amuse­ differ widely from the ways of • seed and the root of Catholic cul western communities, the ma­ daily existence gave some oppor­ ments of those who founded this their founders— but we should not ■ture was planted long before the terial lavishness of our present- parish and those who inhabit the tunity for self-expression to the early settlers: The carding, spin­ let that blind us to all that was I great cities of the Northeast had day secular culture is the bet­ great cities of our nation today- ning, and weaving of wool from good in their way of life. We can (their beginning and a mature ter? and the pity is not for those of their own sheep into clothes of still draw courage and inspiration THIS GROUP OF PRIESTS with Arch­ Matthew Smith of the Register, celebrant; Arch­ • Christian tradition and way of life The lives of our early settlers long ago— but for those of today. colorful design; the tanning of from a knowledge of their hard­ bishop Byrne, who delivered the sermon; the Rt. 'existed before the formal found- in the Southwest were hard, as, in For the multiple stupidities of ships and tribulations and though bishop Edwin Byrne of Santa Fe attended ‘ ing of what is now these United buffalo and deer hides into robes; Rev. Monsignor William Kipp of Colorado Springs, truth, the lives o f many o f our radio, television, and movies that we have lived to see great de­ the centenary celebration held at San Luis, Colo. (States. And today perhaps there the making and ornamenting of the Rev. Joseph Llaurado Marti, S.F., of Del Norte; people today, and many of your ■leave the present-day amusement partures from their way of life, Officers of the Mass shown are the 'Very Rev. John ■ is more simple, childlike faith and lives, are hard. They suffered the moccasins and saddles. All these and the Rt, Rev. Monsignor Sigmund Charewicz of seeker stufiified and drugged with activities have become in large and will live to see still greater, Ordinas, C.R., of Denver, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Santa Fe. ■‘Catholicity in our Southwest than effects of poorly paid toil, of a sense of unreality, and shorn of we can rest secure in the knowl­ part lost arts. + 4 - + + + i + A man mfUst do in his time what edge that theirs was a work of the first magnitude. They were found­ chapels; and the Jesuit and Thea- under different conditions and in heaven upon priests and people. is necessary ^o hold his home to­ tine Fathers who for more than a gether, to feed his children and ers, breakers of the ground where a different time from your an­ But God’s grace has been gained ; Fr. Gallagher Urges Men to Take Part quarter of a century have been cestors you are one with them in provide for his old age— and there no Christian had walked before for us through the Precious Blood ■ them. They left their homes and God’s gift to this parish. tradition and culture, seeking the o f Jesus. We all have been pur­ is small point in bemoaning the As Archbishop of Santa Fe I fact that times change and the new what security they had, to seek same end, the glory of God and chased by His Precious Blood. As Love Christ? Attend Night Adoration land and with their way of life am proud that my archdiocese con­ His Church, and from the existing you begin your second centenary way of making a living and amus­ tributed the founders, both priests ing oneself is no longer as satisfy­ they brought the seeds of faith. results of your efforts I feel sure resolve to have that Precious DENVER MEN HAVE an ex- 1 The greatest proof of our love with Christ in thd Blessed Sacra­ They planted well and God saw and laity, of this community. I am that that group who will gather Blood of Jesus flow over your ing as the old. We were'bom into sure also that they, seeing the 'cellent way to prove their love for for Him is to become holy. St. ment, with Christ who is waiting a life and a time that has little that their planting prospered—for to celebrate the second centenary soul frequently in the cleansing [Christ, points out the Rev. Wil- Thomas Aquinas says, “ The es­ for us in heaven. The Holy Spirit in no part of the nation have peo­ results of their labors, wou!id hilave of the founding o f the parish will sacrament of Penance and to re­ use for what is old and whose rul­ cause to be proud. (liam J. Gallagher, by attending sential perfection of a thing con­ is the Sanctifier, life is the pro­ ple held to the faith with more have just cause t o . eulogize your ceive Hfs Precious Body and Blood ing passion seems at times to be In the service of the Church it is ■ the nocturnal adoration in Holy sists in its answering perfectly cess o f sanctification, and if we stubborn devotion than our people efforts, even as we, to some "small often in Holy Communion. Thus the pursuit of the new, simply be­ not often'given to men to see the ‘ Ghost church, Denver, Aug. 2. It the end for which it was made.” take the right attitude in regard to of the Southwest. degree, have lauded the efforts of His grace will revivify and cause it is new. No man can live full results of their labors. Priests I is also a chance for them to make We know that we were made to this process, in other words, if those who have gone before. strengthen you— and your lives in the world and live completely You have been worthy inheritors and nuns often labor all their lives ‘ the First Friday devotion, as they give glory to God. The past 100 years have been will be Christlike, worthy of your ^ we co-operate wholeheartedly with separate from the prevailing ideas of a great tradition, for in the without seeing an appreciable .have an opportunity to go to Con- blessed ones, because the grace of God, your ancestors, and of our the Holy Spirit, we shall become and culture— so to some degree we hundred years since the founding change in conditions they sought God has been poured lavishly from beloved land of America. •fession, and Mass is offered at CHRIST IS THE VINE and we perfect branches of Christ the have all become infect^ with the of this, the first parish in the state to conquer'. They accept in all hu­ [midnight. Communion is distrib- are the branches. He is a perfect Vine— we shall become holy. passion for newness and so-called of Colorado, each g e n ^ tio n has mility the dictuih that “ unless the ,uted every hour after midnight. progress. But as Catholics and in­ Vine, the Holy One, and if we labored to strengthen the founda­ grain of wheat fall to the ground • Th complete statement of Fa­ IT IS THE WORK of the Holy heritors of a great tradition we tions of the Church, yours more and perish it will not bring forth are to be perfect branches of the rther Gallagher, who is spiritual Spirit to direct the process of are aware' of something that the than any. Under the guidance of p o d fruit,” but here, in this Par­ ^moderator o f the Nocturnal Ador­ vine we, too, must be holy. holiness, ours to be on the alert secular world is not— and that is your priests you have built chapels ish of the Most Precious Blood, travel to Rome and Europe This Fall ation society, follows: God .the Father created us. God and to co-operate with Him. Even the continuity of our faith and cul­ and churches, rectories and the Theatine Fathers have, within ^ ♦ Sail September 8 on the new LIBERTE, 45 day*, $ 9 ^ no tax the Son redeemed us. After Christ if we are to be blamed for what ture. As the Bishops of the Church schools, throughout your parish the space of a pneration, seen • IF WE WANT to give Christ a had finished His work. He as­ has happened we must learn the trace their spiritual descendancy and vicinity. You have given with progress such as is given to few or September 28 on theijQUEEN MARY, 39 day*, $885 no tax jiroof of our love we ought to cended into heaven. Before He lesson it teaches and use it. To in an unbroken chain from Peter generosity and love to Church priests to see in their parishes in xome before an altar where He is left this world, however. He gave brhod over misfortune is a waste of whom Christ said, “ Thou art causes and loyally supported her the space of a lifetime. Cordial Visit France, Italy, Switzerland, Ger­ truly present as God and Man and Himself to us in the Blessed Sac­ of time. Peter, and upon this rock I will throughout your first hundred congratulations are extended to mray, saying: “ What have I in rament and promised to send the Many say they want to be found My Church, and the gates years o f history. these Fathers for their extraor­ many, Belgium, Holland and England. "heaven, and besides Thee, what Holy^ Spirit, the Sanctifier. happy, but they do not mean it. of hell shall not prevail against it,” The parish has been signally dinary labors, sacrifices, and suc­ Inolutive Rate— Suparior< Hotels-— Personally Conducted ,do I desire upon earth? Thou art The Holy Spirit comes upon the They want to be unhappy rather so does each member of the Cath­ blessed by the presence of excellent cess. These cong:ratulations are The God of my heart, and the God than pay the price for happiness. olic Church trace his cultural con­ priests. I may be pardoned if I For folder and farther information, write or call MA. 1211* Church. He enters the soul of also made extensive to you, the that is my portion forever.” We have a lifetime in which to tinuity, unbroken, across a period mention the names of Father Juan laity of the parish, as to the Fa­ Christ icved us and proved His every man who is in the state of permit the Holy Spirit to make that now spans two milleniums of B. Pitaval, later Archbishop of thers, for no priest can fully suc­ New Location love for us. He expects us to find grace. It is the work o f the Sancti­ the world’s history. We count the 5th Floor, Us holy, and since life at its best Santa Fe, who built your present ceed in his duties without the love, mary ann fisher - TRAVEL Denver Dry Goods Co. Him, to love Him, and to prove fier to make us holy so that we is short, we cannot afford to numbers of our co-religionists in chapel; of the Rev. Joseph Garcia, support, and loyalty of his Dock. our love for Him. shall be united with Christ in us. trifle. If we use every opportu­ the hundreds of millions today and who enlarged the church and built All of you have reason to be proud (Member of Cathedral Pariah) nity as it is offered, or if we they are of many nations, many a rectory, school, convent, and today and though you labor make amends for those we have wasted, we" shall be normal, per­ fect branches o f Christ, the Vine, AUGUST SAVINGS fit for union with Him always. WE OFTEN HEAR MEN say that it is impossible to lead a holy On Upholstering life in the midst of the activities o f the world. It is, however, possi­ Why the BOULEVARD MORTUARY is ...... ble to lead a holy life if we learn to love Christ in the Blessed Sac 10% Discount rament of the Altar. ‘S In this way we make ourselves DENVER'S LEADING CATHOLIC MORTUARY holy in the midst o f our duties DURING AUGUST and, furthermore, God will give us more grace to stay at our posts and do the work He has set aside on for us. This will come if we leaiii It is Owned by Catholics. to love Christ in the Blessed Sac­ 0 rament. Love must be the motive. s Upholstering The love of Christ will burn in our It is Supervised by Catholics. 4-. • hearts and anyone who is on fire with this love will walk in the Choose from our wide selec­ footsteps o f Him who is the Its Chapels and equipment are built tion of Frieze, Tapestry, source of all holiness. to provide Catholic "Services exclusively.

Plastics, Brocatelle ant* THE HOURS ASSIGNED to members of the various parishes Its staff of Catholic gentlemen is well others. are as follows; versed in the Liturgy and Precepts of the Thursday, Aug. 2, 9 to 10 p.m., Holy Catholic Church, realizing the sanctity Sample$ brought to your home at your convenience. SL Ignatius Loyola’s and St. Cath­ erine’s; and dignity of the individual. 10 to 11 p.m., St. John’s, Pres­ 1^1 Also Draperies, Slip Covers and Venetian Blinds entation, St. James’, St. Rose o f Lima’s, Christ the King, Sts. Peter They supervise each funeral with individual and Paul’s, and St. Patrick’s, care as an Honor and Conscience-Binding Duty Fort Logan; as taught by Holy Mother Church. 11 to 12 p.m.. Holy' Ghost, St. Tip Top Drapery Shop Elizabeth’s, and All Saints’ ; 12 to 1 a.n)., Cathedrkl, SL Jo­ It has the Lorgest Catholic Personnel in Denver. Phone EA. 2222 — 2424 E. 3rd Ave. seph’s (C.SS.R.), St. Mary Magda­ lene’s, Our Lady o f Guadalupe, S t., Cajetan’s, St. Bernadette’s, 31 years of Service to Denver's and Our Lady of "Victory; Catholic Families. 1 to 2 a.m., St. "Vincent de Paul’s, St. Dominic’s, Our Lady Religious Articles of Grace, and SL Therese’s * Statue* a Rofariet ** Medal* * Book* (A u rora); 2 to 3 a.m.. Annunciation, St. • Crneifize* • Prajrei; Book* • Pendant** Picture* Francis de Sales,’ St. Joseph’s '______• Plaque* (Golden), and Mother o f God; Complete Line of Religious Articles for Church and Home 3 to 4 a.m.. Blessed Sacrament, Holy Rosary, and St. Joseph’s (Polish); BOULEVARD "Tftoniuuvu^ 4 to 5 a.m., St. Philomena’s, Our A. P. Wa«*iier Lady of Lourdes, St. Patrick’s, St. 3020 FEDERAL BOULEVARD Anne’s (Arvada), and Holy Fam­ GR. 1626 ily; ninu II i.oons ro. 5 to 6 a.m., Assumption (W elby), Sacred Heart, St. An­ 606 14th St. Between Californio & Weiton TA. 8331 thony’s, St. Louis’, SL Mary’s ^ ittle to n ), and ML CarmeL St. Catherine's Altar Unit 3-Day Fete Will Help Furnish Rectory Sets Communion Sunday Plans Complete for St. Louis Fiesta

f (St. Cathorino’a Pariah, Denver) sponsors; Judith Anne, daughter (St. LottU’ Parish, Englewood) tory, which is now nearing com­ The PTA mothers have dressed housekeeper’s quarters, two small pletion and will be ready for oc­ f; Members of St. Catherine’s Al- o f Mr. and Mrs. Earl Besserer, The St. Louis parisn annual the dolls that will be displayed conference rooms, and a business with Harold McCarty and Cather­ cupancy about Sept. 1. in the doll booth. The country office. The second floor will pro­ ■t tari and Rosary society are re­ fiesta will be held on the ine Serpa as sponsors by proxy, grounds of the new school to­ Plans for the fiesta are complete, store booth will be in the chargp vide a study and bedroom for each minded to receive Communion in a with Mrs. Earl Besser as acting and committees are winding up of Bob Carroll, who will be assisted of the two priests, as well as a , group Sunday, Aug. 5, in the 7:15 sponsor; Randall Leo, son o f Mr. night, Friday, and Saturday preparations for the three-day af­ by the Holy Name men, and the guest room. The full basement will * Mass. They are requested ot occupy and Mrs. Richard Earnhardt, with evenings, Aug. 2, 3, and 4. fair, according to the Rev. John games booths will be under the have a large meeting room, laun­ \J the front pews. During August the Frederick and Vivian Hendrich as The purpose of the fiesta this year Aylward, assistant pastor, who is chairmanship of the Holy Name dry, boiler room, storage space, and following women will ca?e for the sponsors by proxy, with Ray and is to furnish the new $57,000 rec- general chairman of the fete. The resident, Ed Theisen, and Lynam a room and bath for a custodian. altars: Mrs. Ray Slattery, chair- Norma Belloni as acting sponsors; cQchairman of the affair is Carl Nachazel. - man, assisted by Mrs. Daniel Boy- Gene Michael, son o f Mr. and Mrs. New Dentist Belle, past president o f the St- Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Franc will Firm Expands den and Mrs. Harold Schneider. Louis Boosters’ club, which spon­ furnish the flowers and the staff Charles Gehauf, with Maxine iiVlaMIS , } The following infants were bap­ Simms as sponsors; Daniel Thomas, sors the annual fiesta. The presi­ for a flower booth at the fiesta,, tized recently: Steven Rocco, son son o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Judish, dents of the various parish organi­ which will begin with a ham, din­ of M ^ and Mrs. Louis Polidori with Steven James and Gertrude zations are acting as committee ner to be served in the school cafe­ teria from 6 until 8 p.m. on Thurs­ f with A e d and Marie Gaglia as Ruehrdonz as sponsors; Karen chairmen, and Paul and Nick For 22 year., real boyi and girl, have pre. points to prevent ripping-peariLped day evening.- Mrs. Frank Weith is Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vfanesic are in charge of the spe­ terted every pattern of Poll-Parrot Shoee hteU to hug and cradle young fe e t-l^ L f '. cial awards committee. A gift of in charge of the preparations for John Koehl, Jr., with Antonio in actual wear! So your child get. euoh duroiteupperleotAem/SeeyourPolI-Parrot GOOD CLOTHES NEED $500 will be made Saturday night. thp dinner, and Mrs.'Warren Otto Zarlengo and Barbara Mershon as benefit, ae; extra reinforcements at strain dwder for better ehoee for your child! »' NOT BE EXPENSIVE sponsors; Kenneth Norman, son of The Altar society will sponsor is ticket chairman. The admission for the dinner will be $1 for adults Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Samo, with two booths, the hope chest booth, ALSO STAR ★ BRAND SHOES. . . AT lOWER PRICES ,1- and ^0 cents for children. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hambly as yirith Mrs. Ann Arend as chairman THE sponsors; Gary Lynn, son o f Mr. Rectory to Be Blessed and Mrs. Frank Montano, with and Mrs. Julia Smilanic as cochair­ The new St. Louis rectory, to be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Landpuer as man; and the fancywork booth, blessed by His- Excellency, Arch­ '•J ENGLISH sponsors; and Joseph Michael, son with Mrs. Emily Bellax, Altar so­ bishop Urban J. Vehr, Oct. 8 in of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whitaker, ciety president, as chairman and connection With the conferring of with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Syl Mrs. Pat Bald as cochairman. The Confirmation, will be a much PTA has assumed charge of the '1 TAILORS vester, as sponsors. needed addition to the parish plant. children’s booths, which will be un­ 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Jack E. Halter and daughter, In appearance it will be of combi­ Mary Frances, of Oxnard,i, Calif.,c ■“ der the direction of Mrs. William nation light and dark brick to > Combine Quality and Style Abbey. These booths will include match the new school arid to har­ are guests o f Mrs. Mary Nehring rall.Rorr*t at Prices You Can Afford and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nevin a bicycle booth, whi^h will display monize as near as possible with OtylalOrO o f 3072 W. 40th avenue. the bicycle to be given away on the church. It is immediately ad­ thj last night. The-fish pond and joining the church to the south. It other amusements for the children will provide ample accommoda­ ]^OW AVAILARLE will be in the charge of Mrs. Lor­ tions for two resident priests, and raine Aymami, and John Bettingep would prove adequate in the event will manage the ring toss game. of a third priest being added to the Mihe BONNIE SHOP ENJOY DINING FINE Movies will be shown in the school St. Louis staff. D r. Frank McCabe James V. Coleman, vice 751 So. University PE. 8273 (above), a graduate of Regis for the entertainment of the chil­ The first floor will contain a dren. living'room, dining room, kitchen. president of the Frank Pax­ college, Denver, has received his ton Lumber Co., who resides at degree in dentistry from Creigh­ 825. S. Columbine street, Denver, ton university, Omaha, Neb., and Luncheons and Dinners a member of St. 'Vincent de Paul’s Bonded Collection has opened his office at 3439^ parish, Denver, announces the S. Broadway, Englewood. A mem­ Holy Family High Graduate Anywhere in V.S.A. Served From 11:30 o.m. to 8:00 p.m. opening of the new Frank Paxton ber o f the Cathedral parish, he attended Cathedral high school, Lumber Co. wsAehouse and office at 4837 Jackson street. The Denver EVERY DAY where he was named All-Parochial JOE O'NEIL\ • & ASSO. Leading Choirs in Alaska branch was opened by Mr. Cole­ in football in 1936. He enrolled at 1251 Cherokea MA. 1472 Regis in 1937. A fter getting his (Holy Family Parish, Denver) choir work and sing the Mass for man in January, 1931, as manager. degree from Regis in 1942, Dr. Jack Hamill, a graduate o f Holy the consecration of the newly ap­ The company was formerly located LITTLE BILLS No Collections No Charge BIG BILLS at 3340 Brighton boulevard. Air Conditioned for Your Pleasure McCabe served in the 757th tank Family high school, in June of this pointed Bishop o f Juneau, Alaska. During his years at Holy Family Mr. and Mrs. Coleman have batallion in both the African and year, is currently directing the Phone KEystone 1204 for Reservations Italian campaigns. He earned the high school. Jack was known for been interested in Catholic affairs Bronze Star for gallantry in com­ parish choir in Spenard, Alaska. his dramatic and musical ability. throughout the city. Their son, Parking Garage Next Door bat, the Croix de Guerre, and four Jack left Denver shortly after his He had stellar roles in all three Robert, was graduated from Regis battle stars. He finished his pre­ graduation to take a laborer’s job operettas staged by the school: high school and their daughter, ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH with a local construction company dental studies at Regis in 1948. At H.M.S. Pinafore, The Pirates of Dolores, attends St. Mary’s acad­ Patronise These Friendly Firms Creighton, Dr. McCabe was presi­ in Spenard. After attending Mass Penzance, *and The Mikado. Jack emy. in the parish church the first Sun­ dent of the Xi Psi Phi dental fra­ plans to return to the states in Paxton's new lumber warehouse day h$ was there, he realized the early September to begin his col­ ternity, a member of the inter- is considered one of the finest in possibility of a men’s choir, and lege work. fraternity council, and received the Rocky Mountain empire, the sodali^ award. with the help of others in, the par­ LEN’S Pharmacy ish, soon developed such a possi­ Msgr. Flynn's Relatives handling hardwood lumber from •She Dr. McCabe is remembered for L. 0. FERR, Prop. Hawes Food Store bility into an actuality. So well Visiting in Denver i all over the world, Mr. Coleman his role in dramatics and public extends an invitation to all to visit Hember St. Vincent de Ptal’t Perlih Booker Hewee—Qeyle Rewce weaking at Regis. Dr. McCabe’s has the choir developed in such a The Rev. Louif Fly nn of Hava Your Doctor Phona short time that they have been and inspect the new warehouse at An IGA Store Crolden ^Lantern Englewood telephone number is Nashua, la.; the Rev. Edward Ui Your Praieription asked to prepare the necessary any time. SU. 1-5871. Flynn of Belle Plaine, la.; Sit­ 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 Qnality Meats — 1265 Broadway RESTAURANT ter Mary Pierre of Mundelein At Lonfiians and Sooth Clayton college, Chicago; and Mitt Flor­ Groceries Presentation Holy Name Unit ence Flynn of Mason City, la.; Fresh & Frozen Fruits YOU’LL ENJOY DINNER TOO, AT OUR COFFEE are all visiting their brother, Final Meeting Washington Park Mkt. and Vegetables SHOP, 94 SO. BROADWAY at BAYAUD, Monsignor Leo M. Flynn, pastor Red & White Food Store Louisiana and Qayton JUST ACROSS FROM THE NATIONAL CITY BANK Sets Entertainment Aug. 7 of Holy Family. BILL HUGHES, Prop. SP. 5717 Free Nocturnal Adoration hour for Baptized recently were Donaly For Social Set in Delivary (Presentation Parish, Denver) Raymond, infant son of Mr. and Open 7 to 7 Weak Dayc The Holy Name society will men o f Presentation parish will be Complete Food Service Cloiad Sunday! Mrs. Neal Germano, with John and meet Tuesday evening, Aug. 7, held from 10 to 11 p.m. Thursday 598 South Gilpinilpi Florence Lantzy as sponsors; and after'Rosary services in the par­ Aug. 2, in the Holy Ghost church. ‘Tt’i Smart to Be Thrifty"Thru Theresa Marie, infant daughter of Aurora Parish ish hall. Refreshments and enter- Uniform material and blouses tainment. for girls attending Presentation Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leiker, and (St. Therese’. Pari.h, Aurora) DOBJ’T NEGLECT THAT the sponsors were Cyril Kreutzer All the young women o f the school may be obtained now by The final meeting before the parish are cordially invited to the contacting Mrs. Edmund Reardon. and Agnes Gasner. OIL FILTER! Sunday, Aug. 5, is the monthly games party will be held Thursday Young Ladies’ sodality picnic, Sister Mary Helen, former su­ evening at 7 :30 in the parish hall. nOXXIE BRAE which will be held at Eldorado Communion Sunday for the women perior o f Presentation school, was The men of the parish are sponsor, LET US CHECK IT FOR YOU — i r S FREE— Springs Sunday, Aug. 5. Trans­ of the Altar and Rosary/ society. visited by several of her former ing the affair under the guidance portation will be provided, and Shopping Center TAKES ABOUT FIVE MINUTES pupils during a short stop-over of Hilbert B. Meyer, general chair­ the group is scheduled to leave she had in Denver. man; John O’Kane, Robert Mof- the church about 9:30 a,m. Fur­ Patricia M. Haggerty Baptized recently were Rita fitt, and Thomas Broderick. New Skelly Supreme Motor Oil— ^Tagoline Motor Oil ther information may be obtained by calling Corrine Quinn or Eileen Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Becomes Novice Aug. 4 On the ticket committee are Both Heavy Duty Dufficy. George Romero, with John Cor­ Wflliam.ffllij Sheridan, Earl Horrell, Bonnie Brae dova and Eva Baca as sponsors; FRESH MOUNTAIN Daily Rosary devotions are In Dominican Convent Dick Barker, Jess Kitts, Patrick held at 7:30 p.m. in the parish Becky Jude, daughter o f Mr. and Carter, Everett Meyers, and Mike BABDWABE TROUT HOOD TIRES — BATTERIES — RETREAD TIRES Mrs. Edwin Meis, with Eugene chapel. On Sunday evening both Among the 41 young women to Ackman. and Evelj% Meis as sponsors; Benediction and Rosary recitation be received as Dominican novices The games committee includes Komac Colorizer Paints •59c Kathleen Kay, daughter o f Mr. are held. at St. Clara cbnvent, Sinsinawa, John O’Kane, Dr. John R. Coyle, and Mrs. Henry A. King, with Houtawarai - Toy. • Sport Goode each There will be only one week­ Wis., on Aug. 4, are Miss Patricia Robert Gitzen, Ed Sirovatka, Joe ZION'S SKELLY STATION John and Patricia DeBaca as 8P. 2046 day Mass at 7 o’clock during the M. Haggerty, daughter of Mr. and Trainor, Stanley Karbowski, Mur­ 2324 E. Expofitlon sponsors; Stephen Douglas, son of and month o f August. Mrs. Patrick 0. Haggerty, Den­ ray Spindler, Don Miles, and W. 4000 W . 32nd a t Perry St. GLendaU 9702 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hart, with Fresh Shrimp Mass on first Friday will be at ver, now called Sister Mary Owen; Reeves. Preisser's Red & White 7 o’clock. Communion will also be William and Loretto Schneider as WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS Miss Mary Loretto Christiansen, The sound car'will be in charge , Full Line of given at 6:30 o’clock. Confessions sponsors; Phyllis Janette, daugh­ W. 16th street, Cheyenne, Wyo., o f Robert Carver and Edward Grocery end Market ^ lit S, Choice Meals on Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arm­ strong, with Constantine O’ Neil who will become Sister Mary Brungardt. 9 p.m. Bosco; and Miss Pauline Ingram, FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES, AND ESQUIRE MARKET and Sara Maccagnano as spon­ The supplies and equipme'nt will QUALITY GROCERIES sors; and Raetta Lee Theresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. be cared for by Martin Carney and 728 So. University RA. 1984 Ingram, W. Pine street, Rawlins, Free Delivery SPmea 4447 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ Raymond Hoag. 2881 E. Ohio Ave (So. Dntv. and Ohio) SHOPPERS!! AHENTION!! mond Slupe, with Eugene and Do­ Wyo., Sister Mary Antonina, The party will be given in Day lores Bunker as sponsors. The three young women will be Solve your Parking Problems invested with the white scapular Chevrolet’s garage at East Colfax Bonnie Brae and given their religious names by and Dallas and will begin at 7 :30 CONOCO PRODUaS Ignorant? He Says Not the Most Rev. William P. O’Con­ on Saturday evening, Aug, 4. Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteriae Bru|( To. The Ladies’ Altar society has Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing Use Our Indoor Parking Westminster, Md.— In The True nor, Bishop of Madison, who also Alfred C. Anderson, Ovner-Utnefer cd-operated with the men in the Story of Bernadette, published by will give the sermon. Have your Doctor phone us 1/^ Hour 25c 1st Hoar 35e ticket sale. RONNIE RRAE the Newman press,'Henry Petitot Miss Haggrt-ty’s parents, Mr. your Prescriptions Additional Honrs 15c corrects the theory that St. Berna' and Mrs. P. 0. Haggerty, 2637 Baptized this week were Bar­ CONOCO SERVICE Beared Winae, Etc. dette Soubirous, to whom the W. 23rd avenue, will attend the re­ bara Jean, infant daughter of Mr. 724 So. Univareity PE. 9909 763 So. Univariity RA. 2874 Blessed Mother appeared at ception. She is a graduate of St and Mrs. William R. Ewing, Jr., DENVER GARAGE Lourdes, was little more than an Dominic’s school and of St. An^ sponsored by Charles Furgueson 1437 California CHerry 1601 ignorant and docile peasant. thony’s school of nursing. and Adele Manning; James Alan, Jim Batler • R oj Bntler (St. Joseph's Parish) infant son o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Krenzer, with Harry L. Krenzer and Virginia M. Krenzer as spon­ ITH GAYLORD Married at Sacred Heart sors; and Stephen Anthony, infant fFhen you Buy Cleaners and Wax son o f Mr! and Mrs. Richard M. opping IlistricI Be Sure to Specify the Best . . . Robnett, with Mr. and Mrs. David Valdez as sponsors. SUPER SPEED-O-LITE CLEANHER ZIP-A-SHINE WAX AND Fr.iChavez Stationed Shoes for the Family KEM-O-SOL MAINTAINER S BOB’S IGA PE. 2 4 6 4 Weatherblrd Shoe, for Children We manufacture and repair Floor Machines In Antonito for Time X-ray Fitting CALL US FOR ANY FLOOR PROBLEMS The Rev. Walter Chavez, C.R., SUPER MARKET Sendel Shoe Store firsts American Theatine who of­ Meat* - Grocerie* - Vegetable. 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 fered his First Solemn Mass, June Better Quality for Less E. J. SCARRY i coMPANr. 27 at Antonito, is now stationed VISIT OUR temporarily in that parish, giving 1620 Market TA. 4488 Mobiloil e Pennsoil • Mebilgae him an opportunity to visit with Lubrication ft Washing NEW DRIVE-IN his family. Father Chavez, an alumnus o f St. Thomas’ seminary, HARDWARE Tune Up - Clutch ft Brake 17th & LOCAN Denver, completed his studies at PYREXWAKE SILEX COFFEE MAKERS the Gregorian university in Rome. KEMTONE — McMURTRY PAINTS So. 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SOtS D01VCB Decorated at WEDDING SACRED HEART CHURCH, Denver, was filled to CAKES capacity by the friends of both families when Levi Beall, (■•all batter” ) BROPi SP. 2388 and son of Mr. and Mrs.,William Beall, 2517 Tremont place, and Car­ ,5 GI6ANTIC RES: SP.8122 PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED men Juarez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Juarez, 2748 Arapahoe, BRICKEY ft Free Delivery an $2 Order were joined in marriage before a Nuptial High Mass late in June. • coif^itoeoDt 4 FOR AND DELIVERED MOLLOT 1824 B. Gaylord 25 Broadway • y / VlMVtK, Celt, Father J. F. Brady, S.J., officiated. The bride was given in marriage I Frank Mollot, Owner PEarl 7218 SProea 7418 Colfax at Downing Denver Cleaners and Laundry by her father. (Member S i Vincent de Faol'a KEyitone 8217 The maid of honor was Mrs. Paco Sanchez, and the bridesmaids Parish) Quality "W 8 " were Barbara Jean Griego, Sally Mejia, and Gloria Quintana. Paco 665 So. Pearl St. The firms listed here de- M A .6101 ^ Sanchez served as best man. Attendants were Eddie Maestas, Sal­ Expert Workmanship Modern up to date Store The firms listed .here de­ lerve to be remembered Cliff’s Market vador Garcia, and Tim Garcia. Flower girls were Marjorie Trujillo and Louise Romero. The entire bridal party received Communion in serve to be remembered when you are distributing Choice Meats . 10% Discount the Mass. FREE Delivery. You Come in when you are distributing your patronage in the dif­ A reception in the afternoon and a dance in the evening honored CRANE Pick Out Your Order. Fancy & Staple Groceries the couple. After a wedding trip in the mountains they left for your patronage in the dif­ ferent lines of business. On Cask and Carry Washington, D. C., where Mr. Beall is the secretary of Congressman Quality Materials 1093 So. Gaylord ferent lines of business. 613 E. 13»h Ave. KE. 8214 Byron Rogers.— (Yamakishi photo) On Feast of Immaculate Heart of Mary Ntew K. of C. Officers Indulgence May Be Gained Society Observes 2hd Anniversary By Visiting St. Elizabeth's (St, Elisabeth’s Paruh, Denver) ond child, Patricia, July 6. The (Bleued Sacrament Pariik, Confessions will be heard Thurs­ The Portiuncula indulgence, which is a plenary indulgence, Danvar) day, Aug. 2, in preparation for ;odparents are Mrs. Joseph H. lesselbine and Dr. and Mrs. Curt may be gained for the Poor Souls in Purgatory all day Thursday, Wednesday, Aug. 22, the Feast first Friday from 3 :30 to 6 in Aug. 2, by anyone making'a visit to any Franciscan church and Von Wedel of Oklahoma City, of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, the afternpon and from 7 :30 to 9 reciting five Our Fathers and five Hail Marys and five Glory Okls will be the second anniversary of in the evening. The Masses on Be to the Fathers and an additional Our Father, Hail Mary, and the formal organization of the the first Friday will be at 6:15, Mr, and Mrs. Douglas L. White Glory Be to the Father for the intentions o f the Pope on each visit. 7:15, and 8:15. (Mary Ann Dolan) are the par­ Society of Reparation of the Im­ The Nocturnal Adoration society will meet in Holy Ghost maculate Heart of Mary in the ents of Kathleen Anne, their first \ ^un li Visitor church Thursday, Aug. 2, from 11 p.m. to 12 midnight. Blessed Sacrament parish. Sister M. Gertrude, a teacher child, l^rn July 19 in Mercy hos­ First Saturday devotions in pital. The grandparents are Mr. The Altar and Rosary society will receive Holy Communion at Cathedral Preparatory school in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Aug. 5. honor of Our Lady o f Fatima, at Erie, Pa., arrived on Wednes­ and Mrs. W. Emmett Dolan and Father Declan Madden, O.F.M., has left for a two-week vaca­ which is one of the principal day to visit her sisters, Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. White, of tion in Pennsylvania. works of the society, will com Hill and Miss Kathleen Simmons. this parish. mence immediately following the She was accompanied by Mother Mr. and Mrs. George T. Larson Father Leo Malone, O.F.M., will start a 10-day retreat at ,8:15 Mass on Aug. 4 with exposi­ M. Leona. They expect to remain ust returned from a visit with St. Joseph’s mother-house for the Franciscan Sisters Friday, tion o f the Blessed Sacrament. in Denver for 12 days. their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Aug. 3. The Rosary will be recited Bernard Collins of Chicago is and Mrs. L. A. Hoeschen, and Father Raphael 'McDonnald, O.F.M., leaves Aug. 2 for Omaha, hourly, together with other prayers spending several weeks as the their children in Los Angeles, Neb., to preach a two-week retreat for the sisters. of reparation, for the conversion guest o f his sister, Mrs. J. J. Calif, o f Russia and for world peace. Meany. Miss Dora Metteer o f Memphis, Newcomers to the parish are cor­ Jimmie O’Connor, the son of Tenn., will arrive in Denver this dially invited to attend, and, if Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Connor, week end to spend several weeks they wish to specify'a certain hour flew to Casper, Wyo., on Monday with her brother-in-law and sister, J. J. CELLA INSURANCE for their intention, they are asked to spend a week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Emmett Dolan. to place their name on the list Billy Haselmire. z Billy and his Mr. and Mrs. Monty Ginn of Marie A . Celia Jack J. Celli on the door in the middle'aisle. parents are former parishioners of Oklahoma City, Okla., have been The exercises are closed with Blessed Sacrament parish. guest* in the home o f Mrs. M. F Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ Ginn. ment at 9 o’clock. Don Scherer for Duty "Insurance of All Kinds" Don Scherer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Pope and her Mrs. Walter F. Schferer, will leave sister, Mrs. Ann Birmingham, have 43 Years o / Dependable Service in the Field where been entertaining Mrs. H. H. gator; and Edward O’Connor, faithful captain; I BURNS-RIPS on Sunday, Aug. 5, for a tour of FOURTH DEGREE officers of the Den­ Dependability is Essential duty with Task group 512 at the Nesne of Los Angeles, who has ver Knights of Columbus assembly 539, fol­ standing, Joseph Fiori, inside sentinel; Jim Brun­ naval air station, New Orleans, been in Denver for the past three lowing elections July 24, are shown above. They ette, faithful pilot; William Hughes, secretary; Ed­ 17th & Calif. OR TEARS La. Don will go to Seattle from weeks. 1120 Security Bldg. Phone KE. 2633 are, seated (left to right), Lindon D. Mason, faith­ ward T. Clinton, faithful admiral; and Walter Eliminated by Miss Loretto Loughran spent a there, ful navigator; William Nelson, past faithful navi- Gassman, outside sentinel. French or Inweaving Mrs. Harry 0. Henkel, her week at Central City visiting ac­ 24 Honr SerTiee—ReMonable Prieei daughters, Nancy and Debra, and quaintances and old friends, and d - d " + + -I- . HOSIERY MENDING son, LSrry, of Victoria, TCx., are also attended the opera. Central spending' a month with her par­ City is Miss Loughran’s birth­ ents, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Bate, place. Heads Fourth Degree ( O a i i s / i n , Mr. Henkel will arrive in Denver Mrs. E. G. Kennebeck was called on Aug. 11 to spend his vacation to St. Louis, Mo., recently because inweaving Co. and drive his family back to Vic­ of the illness of her father, whose Phone K£.'4409 toria. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Henkel death occurred on July 20. He 304 McClintoek Bldg. of Rock Springs, Wyo., also will was buried in Hanes City, Fla. — 1554 Calif. be guests in the Bate home. Bobby and Dianne Ford of Cheyenne, Wyo., are spending a ^Attention • Brides To Be week with their grandparents, Mr, JOE ONOFRIO and Mrs. Fred H. Kemme. Mother of God Nothing will "dress up” the Mrs. Raymond Riede and her Church more for your wedding daughter,'Marlene, left last week ' than one of Wagner’i Whits for a three-week trip to New York // Aiile Cloth Runners, laid down city. Sets 1st Saturday the aisle for the Bridal Party Nothing but the Finest ’ to walk on ,'from the door to Adoration Hour i the altar. The Rev. C. S. Kempker and We also Furnish Sidewalk Canopies his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kemp Reparation Hours Joe, Jr. Wi Hit isn maki a uind riserdlni sf yttr ker, of Keota, la., left on Monday (Mother of God Pariik, Denver) sfltirs wiMInt on phonoiraph rttordt. for their home after spending two Atailahle only through your own weeks with Father Kempker’S bro The usual hours of public prayer ' local floriit, at reatonahle cost* ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and will be observed by the Reparation Mrs. H. G. Kempker. society on the first Saturday. CARL A. WAGNER MF6. CO., INC. Confessions will be heard Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. Joesph M. Ke day afternoon from 4 to 6 and in and their infant daughter, Denver's Philco Contest Headquarters the evening from 7 :30 to 9 in preparation for the first Friday. Masses on Friday will be at 6:30 and 8. LINDON D. MASON, new faithful navigator of the and Mrs. David Douglas. The houp assigned to the Mother Swim Mrs. Edward Oliver entertained Knights of Columbus, Fourth Degree assembly of Denver of God parish Nocturnal Adora­ St. Anne’s circle at luncheon and council 539, receives the gavel from the out-going navigator, Edward tion society is from 2 to 3 Friday T. Clinton, following election July 24. Mr. Mason, long an active Progress bridge in the Tiffin July 24. morning in Holy Ghost church. Plunge Awards were presented to Mmes. Fourth Degree member, also heads the blo^d bank project of the Clifford Welch and C. L. Carr. Mrs. Clifford Welch, president council.— (Photos by Smyth) Open Daily _ . i Bieised Saerement members ' of the Altar and Rosary society, thanks those who contributed to 1 to 5 p.m. » s» W of the Nocturnal Adoration so­ ciety will meet on Friday, Aug. the success o f the card party held 7 to 10 p.m. • a Tuesday afternoon in the Public Christ the King School 3, in Holy Ghost church from 3 3300 W . Florida Westwood 386 to 4 a.m. for their hour of Service Co. auditorium, par^icu larly the women In the Sacr Look for the “SWIM" Sign on adoration. . The Rev. William J. Mulcahy Heart bridge club who were Federal Boulevard iFaculty Changes Revealed baptized Samuel James, son of charge. Mrs. Lawrence Danahey Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Currence, captain of the club. ' Mrs. James Garland, Mrs. Mil- (Christ the King Parish, Denver) tion for the first Friday will he 29. The sponsors were Mrs. heard on Thursday afternoon, Mary Ann Bradford and Martin ton Jensen, and Miss Marie Bell- The Rev. John W. Scannell, pas­ mar have volunteered to care for tor, announces a change in fac­ Aug. 2, from 4:30 to 5:30 and in FOLDING LAWN Schwindt. the evening from 7 :30 to 9 o ’clock. Members of the Altar and Ro­ the altar during August. ulty for the new school year com­ sary society and the PTA will re­ John Steven Dirmeyer, son of mencing in September. Sisters M. August 5 is the first Sunday of CHAIR ceive Communion corporately in Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dirmeyer, Theophane, M. Nola, and M. Kath­ the month and all parishioners in the 8 o’clock Mass on Sunday, was baptized Sunday by the Rev. leen, who have been connected the A-H group are asked to receive John Regan. Sponsors were Mr. with the school since its opening, Holy Communion. An excellent Aug. 6. Mrs. Larry Quinn is in Mercy and Mrs. Arnold Weiland, grand will not return this fall as they Stephen Lawrence, infant son hospital recuperating from sur- parents of the infant. have been assigned by the mother- of Mr. and Mr.n Joseph L. Adams, Choir of j;ery. Rudloph Puncec is seriously ill house to Eastern school.^. The new was baptized by Father Funk on faculty will be composed o f Sis­ Thomas H. Kelly, who incurred in a local hospital. Sunday, July 29. Stephen had for hardwood ters M. Hilary, M, Alexia, M. a broken leg a few weeks ago, is The Sacred Heart bridge club his- sponsors Lawrence Bauer and met Saturday evening in the home Juanita, M. Judith, M. Marilyn, M. Rowena Smith. construction convalescing at home. Roselina, M. Evelyn, members of of Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dana­ Also baptized by Father Funk Recent Baptiimi hey. High honors were awarded the Sisters of the Precious Blood was William 'Vincent, infant son with owning Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hesselbine Mrs. T. J. McMahon and Dr. Dana­ of Dayton, 0. . of Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Aragon o f announce the j|>irth of their sec- hey. The attention o f parishioners is 261 Jersey atreet He had for his striped seat called to the privilege extended to sponsors George Gonzalez and Ma- them of being represented before Tu!o Styles ruja Aragon de Baltodano. the Blessed Sacrament in both the St. Joseph’s circle will have .4& Engagement Announced school and the church at all hours, charge of the altars and linens by providing for the sanctuary during the month o f August. Were $3.50 Now 2 lamps. A few months have not yet .69 been subscribed for. Those in­ By Mt. Carmel Organist terested are asked to contact Mrs. Were $6.95 Now 4 R. C. Meehan, 769 Elm street, (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Paritb, daily High Masses. Mr. Gargaro phone FR. 5042. Denver) '' is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Folby's Mr. and Mr*. John Jinacio of Gargaro o f 3926 Lipan street. He To celebrat* it> first anni­ 3716 Navajo street announce the is a graduate of Regis college and versary, members of the Block betrothal of their daughter, Helen, is now employed with the Federal Rosary instituted by Mrs. Har­ Paint & Hardware to Paul R. Gargaro. Miss Jinacio Probation and Parole system. No old Collins, and covering the has been the church organist for wedding date has been set. 1300 block on Eudora street, the past five years and has played met at the home of Mr. and 32 Broadway PE. 2946 The 20th annual Mt. Carmel for every occasion including the Mrs. Leland Foster on Monday school baiaar, which it being evening. After the recitation of held at 36th and Navajo streets the Rosary, a steak fry -was en­ DRUGS...PRESCRIPTIOINS Thursday, Friday, Saturday, joyed. Veterinary Suppllea- and Sunday, Aug. 2, 3, 4, and 5, it for the benefit of the Mt. The members of this woup, com­ Courteous and Friendly Service Carmel high school, located at posed o f Mr. and Mrs. Harold Col­ lins, and Susan; Mrs. James D. 36th and Zuni. Parishioners are being asked for their full Davis, and Nancy; and Mr. and Mrs. Max Greedy, meet for the SECRETARIES OjoU s i^ diL Ohiu^ SiohSL support and co-operation in recitation o f the R osa^ every ordar to establish a bigger and evening Monday through Friday. 2080 So. Colorado Blvd. RA. 5141 better betaer. Funds ere needed Guests at the steak fry were for completion end establish­ Electrical Fathers Scannell and Kenneth CIGARETTES $1.57 CARTON ment of the school. The bazaar SHE CENTRAL’S Appliancei Funk and Mrs. George Davis of will start with tha spaghetti dinner and end on midnight Antonlto, daughter of Mrs. James D. Davis, Sunday. Mrs. Edwin A. Williams will Regardless of make or Mr. and Mrs. Felix Andrews leave on Aug. 3 to join Mr. Wil­ condition the oldest elec­ and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Andrews liams. After a vacation on Lake tric refrigerator wins .;; were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Michigan, they will motor home. Saving money The Central Mr. Williams has been attending but it must be an electric Andrews recently at a hunt break­ way is safe, easy and profit­ the Judge Advocate General’s refrigerator you are using fast at the Mt. Vernon Country school at Northwestern univer­ able. The folks in the special club. hi your home. The oldest sity, Evanston, 111., in an intensive savings department give you Recently baptized were Joanne course of training for two weeks entries will be awarded Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, for reserve officers. fa*t, friendly, and personal­ the famous PHILCO Mother M. Leona, bursar at Leonard Piccolo, with Ralph and ized service. Your savings Model 1018 2-door Delores Anselmo as sponsors Mercyhurst college, Erie, Pa., Wayne Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs accompanied by Sister M. Ger­ earn 2% interest on $100 or Refrigerator ABSO^ Daniel Zarlengo, With George and trude of the Prep school for boys more, without limit. And your LUTELY FREE! Come in in Erie, have arrived for a 10-day Helen Zarlengo as sponsors; and and register todayl Carol Jean, daughter of Mr. and visit with Sister Gertrude’s sister, savings are now Insured to Mrs. Robert Wall, -with Harry Mrs. Leland Foster. $10,000 by the Federal De­ Wall, Jr., and Marie Weiman as Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Connor sponsors. ^ have returned from a 10-day trip posit Insurance Corporation. to Washington, D.C., and New Visit The Central’s savings de­ St. Bernadette’s study club is York. sponsoring the household article Mr. and Mrs. Ed Geiger have partment soon . . . and often I booth at the bazaar. , returned from an airplane trip to The St. Philomena study club Albuquerque, N.Mex., where they held its last social meeting witnessed the dedication of the Thursday, July 26, in the home of beautHul stone notto erected by Mrs. Florence Patch,-3658 Quivas the Sisters o f Cnarity o f Cincin­ Mrs. Patch received the hostess nati. This grotto is considered to ^^ntral* lie prize from Mrs. Louise Smart. be one o f the most beautiful in The special prize was awarded the United States. Mrs. Geiger yoNr bankiNg to Mrs. Lena Sutley and was ,do. visited with her sister, who is a nated by Mrs. Josephine Patch, member of the community of tl^e Plans were made at this meet Sisters o f Charity o f Cincinnati in Joe Onofrio Music Co. ing for the annual picnic to be Albuquerque. The attention of the Girl Scouts THE CENTRAL held Aug. 9 at Elitch’s gardens. Member o f St. Catherine’s Parish Those serving on the committee o f this parish is called to the style ar| Mrs.' Lena Sutley, Mrs. Ann show, to beUield in the City audi­ BANK & TRUST COMPANY / torium Aug.^8 under the sponsor­ Pagliuse, Mrs. FJorence Patch, Mrs. ship of all Girl Scouts. The troop ISTM ANB AtASAHOI STS., DINVEI, COIO. 1805 BROADWAY «0ome of Television” MA. 8385 Ange Losasso, and Mrs. Nellie having the largest attendance will Brindisi. * MCMSOt) M moI Dtpeii|' receive a prize. There will be no meetings for • Masses on Friday, Aug. 3, will the club until fall, when studies be at the usual hours o f 6:45 and will begin again. 8 o’clock. Confessions in prepara­ PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE OENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, August 2, 1951

M t. Carmel YPC Slates WESTERKAMP'S Say Marriage Vows Circle Giveis $225 to Catholic Library Boy*’ & Girls' KE. 9435 5106 Wash. Retreat at El Pomar Carol Shulman and Albert J. BICYCLES ItVERYTHINO A GOOD GROCERY (Catholic Information and Library' M- + + + + SHOULD HAVE For Week End Aug. 24 Cook recited Society, Denver) Columbia-...... -..... 38®*^ BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES Mt. Carmel Youns People’* their maiviage The St. Thomas Aquinas - WE DELIVER — club, Denver, will tponsor a re­ vows prior to a circle was organized in Janu^ Aids Catholic Library Reconditioned...... 15®*, treat at El Pomar in Colorado Nuptial Mass in O u r L a d y o f ary, 1949, to assist the Cath­ Terms IJ^Desired Spring* Aug. 24-26. olic library financially, and Bike Accessories Reieryation* are limited, *o Lourdes church, Denver, July 7. anyone wi*hing to attend the since its formation has con­ Fried Chicken $3.25 The Rev, Damen retreat *hould make re*erva- tributed more than $225 to the A. L. McCaddon offi­ tion* a* early a* po**ible by call­ society. The group meets the third b y P H O N E ciated at the ing M i-s * Carmela Zarlengo, Tuesday of every month in the ceremonies. The GLODT 3643 Peco* *treet, GL. 2050, home of the members for bridge bride, a convert 253 Broadway SPruca 6438 chairman. A (mail depo*it i* re­ and canasta. In addition to the to the Church, Fried Shrimp quired in advance'. monthly card party the grpup ha d f o r hei; FRIDAY ADO every DAY ' Arrangement* will be made ■sponsored a pilgrimage May 15, Optometrist i bridesmaid Miss which more than 80 persons at­ Flying Chicken 'fo r traniportation to and from Eileen M u 1- and Optician the El Pomar. tended. l3220 E- Coltox] queen, a cousin Mrs. Byron Kier, who made the Everyone who ha* not made of the bride­ Helen Walsh thi* retreat before i* urged to presentation o f $75 profit from groom. George the club’s latest party, to the Aasociftte attend, a* it will be lomething Mulqueen, J r., W. R. JOSEPH new and beautiful, and an ex­ library, is nurse at Cole junior EYES EXAMINED served as Mr. high and is one o f the charter perience alway* to be remem­ Cook’s best man. Phan* TAbot 1880 bered. members of the circle. She is a 218-219 Haiutic Bldf. The, bridegroom, graduate o f the class o f 1931 the grandson of at Presbsrterian training school for Mrs. Hannah nurses, Denver,lOther members of Mulqueen o f 1375 the circle are Fjleen Brechmann, S. Logaii, re­ Mertie Jo Bruhn, Lauretta Dwyer, ceived his bache­ Louise Cullinan, Bernadine Dun- lor of science de­ phy France, Ruth Gibbs, Gertrude gree at Regis col­ Graef, Nora Heath, Doris Jay, lege in August Theresa Kiely, Capt. Faye Lam­ 1943, and major­ bert, ANC; Mary Lehrer, Helen ed in chemistry Mahoney, Rose McEnulty, Mar­ for two and one- garet Myers, Ida Maye Miller, The Beer That half years at St. Louis university. He is employed as a chemist at Audrey Needham, Vilraa Moore, r^fl^ACCORDIONl the JulHis Hyman Co. The new Mrs. Cook is the daughter of Mr. Anne O’Kane, Mrs. Minnie Miller, 9 SKctu* you It I Made Milwaukee Famous and Mrs. Frederick Shulman, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and is a graduate (chairman of the card benefit), of St. Joseph’s college in that city. She has taught in New York Ann Barbour, Minerva Maiers, MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. state schools for the past three years. The reception was held in the La Vera Jones, Virginia Franken- home o f Mr. Cook’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mulqueen, 346 S. berg Glenn, Betty Jones, Ethel PRIVATE LESSONS fl.SO ;Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; MRS. BYRON KIER (left), a member of the St. ■uilb giarantcU. lain Oir Sherman. The couple is receiving friends at 865 S. Ogden street.__ Huck, Mabel Larson, Mrs. Peg Al­ AccerdloR Band, (Photo by Bob Shea) len, Helen Prichard, Phil Todd, and Thomas Aquinas circle of the Catholic Information and HADLEY MUSIC CO. Margaret Brown. Anne O’Kane Library society, is shown presenting a $75 check to Rita La Tour- 819 E. Callan TA. 8823 . 01832719 has been chairman of the group rette, corresponding secretary of the society. The check represents ELEVATORS since January. Prior to that, Bar­ the sum realized from the card benefit sponsored by the circle July DENVER Guild Unit Members Meet bara Clay was chairman until she 27 at the Gas and Electric company. Proceeds are being used to entered Loretto Heights last se­ purchase books for \ the new Catholic rental library located at Fort Morgan Flour Mills mester. Clark’s Church Goods house, 1633 Tremont street, Denver.— (Photo VOSS BROS. Volunteers for the rental library by Smyth) • FORT MORGAN For Annual Summer Dinner at Clarke’s Church Goods house BAKERIES this week will be, on Monday, July + + + f - + BRANCHES AT-^ (Archbishop’* Guild, Denver) Maura O’Sullivan vacationed at by Douglas Hyde; They Lived resides at 1920 Willow street, St, 3 Stores to Serve You St, Joseph’* Circle Troutdale-in-the-Pines. 30, Barbara Bach; Wednesday, the Faith, by Thomas C. Neil; James’ parish, has been a patient LONGMONT . . . YUMA Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly cele­ Aug. 1, Mary Schurman; Friday, On Tuesday evening the annual This Is My Story, by Louis Bu- in the hospital in Fort Bragg, N. brated their 10th wedding anni­ Aug. 3, Marguerite Billington; HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE snmmertime dinner was held in denz; Map of Life, by Frank Sheed, Car., for the past two weeks. MrA versary at the Broadmoor hotel in and Saturday, Aug. 4, Mrs. Agnes the Belaire restaurant. The Great Heresies, by Hilaire Katherine Mahoney, mother-in-law MILLERS AND HANDLERS Colorado Springs. ' Mary Eagen. Mrs. Bertha Kirk and Mrs. Generous Volunteer Belloc; and Lift Up Thy Heart, by of Helen Mahoney, is still critically OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, Rose Margaret Baylef plan to en­ SAVE Vs ON YOUR St, Patrick’s Circle One of the most generous offers Bishop Sheen. ill in Mercy hospital. B. Jay, fa­ BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL tertain circle members at a picnic Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Magee Circle Holds Benefit ther-in-law of Doris Jay, is in St. in Englewood park Aug. 8. for Volunteer work at Clarke’s MEAT BILL FEEDS motored to Chicago for a two- rental library came from Mrs. Hostesses at the St, Thomas Joseph’s hospital. Queen of Heaven Circle week vacation. Thomas Sheehan, 1162 Kearney Aquinas card benefit at the Gas Vilma Moore, publicity chair­ Complete Processing Service Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wieck are Country Shippers! Miss Carol Curry entertained street, St. James’ parish. She has and Electric company July 27 were man of the Catholic Information for Lockers and Home Consign Your Shipment To Vs entertaining relatives from St. offered to give one day a week un^ Edna Hartman, librarian; Ruth and Library society, spent the past the circle members July 31. Louis, Mo. Freezers. Miss Marie Ansbury and Miss til Jan, 1. Mrs. Katherine M. Gibbs, Rose McEnulty, Mary week in Grand Junction. Frances Graves attended the con­ Stella Maris Circle Harsch, Cathedral parish, will be Baker, and Mrs. Minnie Miller, Members of the circle attending Wa Sell Armour’s Best Meats cert at Red Rocks park July 27. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schierburg one of the volunteers at the Catho^ chairman. Mrs. Miller wishes to the Our Lady of Fatima luncheon in Quarters -or Halves. C A R L S O N Finest Qualify are spending a vacation in Estes lie library, 625 19th- street, while thank the following committee July 28 included Mmes. Byron Queen of Peace Circle Park. ^ Edna Hartman,* librarian, is on members, who secured prizes: Kier, John Clifford Mann, Earl F. King’s Frigid Food Bank Florence Monahan, Ruth Gibbs, Miss Nancy Davis is spending Mr. and Mrs. Henry Somileitner vacation. Mrs. Harsch will care for Baker, Ethel Huck, Ann Stevens, (Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kinff F R I N K DAIRY FOODS a vacation at El Paso, Tex. recently vacationed on the West- the library during the week of Audrey Needham, and Virginia Everett Billington, Harold Ma­ of Cathedral Parish) Frankenberg Glenn. Marion Miller St. Luke's Circle ’ern slope. Aug. 13. Anita Schader, sophomore honey, Catherine McKarthy Bar­ 2841 S. UnlTcrsity PE. 3532 donated a cake; and & prize was St. Frances Cabrini’s Circle at St. Mary’s academy, will relieve bour, and Lawrence Cavanaugh. MILKS- Miss Frances Jennings and Miss given by Glenn Brothers grocery Members of the circle and their Miss Hartman Monday, Aug. 20. store. Prizes won by persons not Golden Guernsey husbands enjoyed a picnic July 28 The remainder of that week will be attending the party weht to Jose­ Homogenized Vitamin D at the Isaac Walton club. filled by volunteer workers. Any­ one wishing to assist with the vol­ phine Anderson, and Margaret THE WAT TO •FRINK-»he Best' Walter's Drug Store Our Lady of Lourdes’ Circle unteer program may telephone Cart. CREAM-BUnER- 801 Colorado Blvd. Mrs. Juanita O’Donnell and Mrs. Howard Sleeper, chairman of Maj. F. M. Allen, whose family Make Year Dollars Pay! Mrs. Maxine Simms, former mem volunteer workers for the library BUHER MILK hers of the circle, were guests Inv«« in REPUSIIC LOAN COMPANY'S 4% Prescriptions Carefully program, at DE. 5988. Engaged f Tim. CertHket.1 end rsn iv. a full 4% in- COHAGE CHEESE at the recent meeting. Donations received this week in­ Filled— Gifts terMl—compounded ismi-onnuolly. Year dol- Carlson's Delicious Mr. and Mrs. George Canny clude a set-.of book ends from Jo­ Cameras— Film and family ' are vacationing at seph McDermott; posters for the Ion work hordMt at REPUUIC LOAN COM* ICE CREAM Glenwood Springs. PANY. Duncan Hines Ice Cream rental library from Joe Keane, Paid-In Capital and Surplus At your store or at your door Beers, Wines, Etc. Miss Peg O’Connor returned board member of the Catholic In­ ever $250,000.00. recently from Este^ Park. formation and Library society; FR. 5391 Morning Star Circle from Mrs. C. H. Matson, The Left The CARLSON-FRINK Co. A picnic with husbands and Hand of God, The Cardinal, Da­ REPUBLIC LOAN COMPANY Free Delivery children as guests is being planned mien the Leper, The End of the 1*4 set * MNVIR, COLORADO • Istabltshed l«M Denver's Quality Dairy — M A in 0111 by circle members for Aug. 5 at Santa Fe Trail, Blessed Are the Washington park. Meek; from Mrs. Julia Walsh, Where I Found Christ, The Left Holy Family Circle Hand of God, Blessed Are the Mrs. Eileen Smith entertained Meek; from Mrs. Grace Smith, A July 26 at a canastp party. Mrs. Handbook of Heresies; from Olga Maybelle Grace atid Mrs. Alta Berberich, Vespers in Vienna; Brodhag were awarded prizes. from Mrs. Phil Clarke, Edge of Mrs. Francis Edmonds was Doom; from James Davison, Quo guest. Vadis; anonymous, The Imitation St. Teresa’s Circle of Christ; and from Mrs. Lawrence Miss Margaret Seigmund is re­ Cotter, Peace of Soul. Mr. Davison 1010 S. Gaylord HERMAN WACHfER, Prop. SPruce 4469 covering in St. Joseph’s hospital donated Quo Vadis in view of the following a recent operation. fact that a motioif picture was iVow Open tor Business Mrs. Marion Groggins enter­ made recently from the book. In tained on July 26. Brother Sylvan addition to the donations this week, of Louisville, Ky., was a guest. the rental library purchased Con­ * DELICIOUS FRIED CHICKEN DINNER Miss Margaret Daly was also a fessions of St. Augustine and Mur­ guest. der Takes the Veil. WITH POTATO SALAD AND BOLLS, SERVED HOT RIGHT AT TOUR DOOR. Mr. and Mrs, Rocco Garra- Blessed Sacrament Circle The rental library needs the fol­ ONE ORDER PLENTY FOR THREE. Mrs. Dorothy Nadorff, who is lowing books, which, «nd if anyone mone have announced the en­ Our chickens are freshly dressed every day at our own spending several weeks at her should care to donate them, may be gagement of their daughter, Marie summer home in Buffalo, has as left at Clarke’s Church Goods ren­ Garramone, to Nicholas 'Truglio, MOUNTAIN VIEW CHICKEN RANCH her house guest Mrs. Helen Lam tal library or the library at Holy son of Joseph Truglio. Mr. Truglio. Ghost, 625 19th street: I Believed is in the investment banking busi­ W a also serve FRENCH FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP Fridays^ A Every Day berth. ness and is associated with the AMERICAN BEAUTY BOOTH SERVICE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE CLOSED MONDAYS firm of Bosworth, Sullivan & Catkiolic Daughters to Hold company. The wedding plans are MACARONI PRODUCTS indefinite. Picnic at Camp Montrita

(Catholic Daughtars of America, Denver) Court S t Rita 625, Catholic Daughters of America, will have ENTER its annual family picnic and outing Sundhy, Aug, 12, at Montrita, HALE, HALE, THE PEACHES the junior summer camp at Nederland. Members and guests are ■ \ asked to bring their own lunches; coffee and soft drinks will be served. There will he games and other entertainment. Reserva­ Saiewai^ Sturumh, tions should be made before Aug. 9 in order that arrangements may be made between those having cars and those desiring trans­ ARE HERE! portation. Plans are to gather at the clubhouse, 1775 Grant street at 10:30 a.m. for the drive to Nederland. Sunday Masses in St. Salmort Salad, ^otiU&L Rita’s chapel on the Montrita grounds will be at 8 and 9 for those desiring to get an earlier start. Make reservations during the day HALE W e’ve Named It — lYou Make It with Mrs. Mary Rohan, EA. 9170, and Mrs. Abbie Milner, FR. 6883, or evenings with Miss Anne Campbell, MA. 3661, and Miss Rose PEACHES Here’s a contest that’s different. You supply the recipe. Hattendorf, CH. 2255. We have already named the salad —• it’s Safew ay*s Rosy-cheeked, full Summer Salmon Salad. Married at Lady of Lourdes of flavor. Lb...... Mr, a n d Mrs. I 2 0 PI^IZES? Sure! Here they are; James A. McKee are pictured First Prize. .8100.00 Third Prize ...$15.00 here following their marriage Tall Second Prize....25.00 10 Prizes of...... 5.00 July 16 in Our Lady o f Lourdes Can For the lucky ladies who send in the recipes that are judged to church, Denver, 1 2 ’^ ' be the best. The salads may be gelatine, or tossed, or what have before a Nuptial you. They must be made with Prince Leo Pink Salmon, which Mass celebrated is on sale this week at the prices given below. by the Rev. Da­ a p p l e Ad.m-N- m en McCaddon. TOMATO DEL MONTE A fjj The bride is the The judges will beJWiss Helen Messenger, Woman’s Depart­ former Rita O’­ SAUCE JUKE ment director of the Denver Post; Mrs. Vera Ault, director of the Brien, daughter 1 U® can...... Hospitality House, Public Service Company IE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN Married in Holy Family Former Chairman Moves Vi rg i n ig Robi nson H eads Skinner's Satin Audit Committee Trimmed in Imported French Lace ioceMm jCottneil e f Catholic Nurteg, DonTer Chapter) ; Miss Virginia Robinson is the new chairman of the auditing committee. After being graduated from high school, she Attfinded Denver university for two years before enter­ ing, nix in g school at Mercy hospital. Other Beoutifu^ b lo w in g her graduation, Miss Robinson entered the army nursing corps, ^here she Wedding Gowns v- served two and one-half years in Priced from New Caledonia, New Hebrides, New Guinea, and the Philippinesi Upon' her return home she entered Parking your car is al­ Colorado university for a piost- graduate course in psychiatry, ways easy at Horan’s. If completing her course at Fueble and at the Colorado Psychojiaihic every space in our next hospital, Denver. She vwrked at the Colorado Psy­ door lot is taken, there chopathic hospital for two years before being transferred to the will always be room for tuberculosis section at Colorado General hospital, where she is em­ your car on our auxiliary ployed at the present time. Robinson is replacing Mrs. % lot across the street. Paulite Woolman as chairman of the auditing committee o f the ACCN, as Mrs. Woolman has moved to Twin Falls, Ida. Miss SIS Sixteenth St.—Next to P ira aom t MRS. LARRY CECIL MALLON (above) was married Robinson has been very active in July 21 in Holy Family church, Denver. The Rev, William the ACCN. She is a member of the Compare Our Insurer^e Pion J. Koontz officiated. The bride, the former Anna Marie Graeber, is Our Mother of Perpetual Help With Any Other Offered the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Graeber. She had as her guild, and is also active in the maid of honor Elizabeth Zehnder, and the bridesmaids were Shirley American Nurses’ association. "She Mallon and Sharon Mallon. is second vice president of the general duty nurses and is active Al Bennett The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mallon. Edward Virginia Robinson J. Graeber, Jr., was best man. ,The ushers were Robert White and in her alumnae group. Thomas Davidson. Miss Lauretta Dwyer has re­ Men's Clothing Dept. Mrs. Mallon is a graduate of Holy Family high school and at­ turned from California where she tended Marymount college in Salina, Kans. Mr. Mallon is a graduate has been on a month’s vacation. Cathedral Sodality of Sacred Heart high school in Salina. Mrs. Ed Geiger is a patient in Hogers-Peet V Following the ceremony there was a breakfast in the Park Lane St. Joseph’s hospital, where shp un­ hotel. A reception was held there in the evening. derwent minor surgery. Plaas Rosary Rite Society Brand The couple will reside in Emporia, Kans.— (Photo by Jerome Horan & Son Chapels Annual Picnic Aug. 12 On Saturday, Aug. 4, the Den­ Scotsdale studio) ver Cathedral Sodality of Our KEystone 6297 KEystone 6298 The annual picnic will be held Lady o f the Immaculate Concep­ Brayton Union Delegates Are Guests at Waihington park on Sunday, 1527 Qeveland Place tion will hold a public recitation Aug. 12. The picnic will be held from 4 to 7 p.m., with din­ of the Rosary following the 7:45 Mass. The public is invited to join Mrs. Jacobson Is President ner being served at 5 p.m. Drinks THE mnv CO. dtid ice cream will be furnished. the sodalists in fulfilling this re­ Those attending are asked to quest o f Mary at Fatima. The so­ 2ND FLOOR Of New Sodality at Lowry bring their own table service dalists will also lead the Rosary and covered dishes. There will recitations at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. (Archdioceian Pariik Sodality will be held suSunday, n d^ , Aug. 5. be favors for the children and Regina Phelan, prefect, has an­ Union, Denver) Other sodalists of Denver also prizes for the adults. nounced that the baby-sitting GENERAL TIRES are invited to join in this picnic. Margaret Sziich and Margaret, Reservations should be made nursery service at the 11:30 Mass McLellan were guests of the A committee consisting of Adri- will be discontinuetj as of Aug. 19 anne Kissell, Corinne Quinn, Pat with Mrs. Hanna Johnson, SP BOTH General Batteries newly established Sodality of 5048; Mrs. Monica Arno, DE. 6633 owing to the lack of response to Our Lady for married women at Kent, and Eileen Dufficy com- this service. RowenaiRoach is to leted the details for the picnic, or Charlotte Stock, CH. 9287, be KRAFT RECAPPING Lowry air force base. Mrs. S fore Friday, Aug. 10. be commended for her work on Jacobson is the president o f [embers are being advised by this project. post card'of final arrangements. On the picnic committee are for the price of shampoo alone GENERALi the sodality. An interesting Miss Charlotte' Stock, chairman The sodality wishes to thanS Sodalists are continuing their Kraft Inspected meeting, followed by a quiz con­ Mrs. Josephine Anderson, Mrs Betty Kalinoski, Rita Scheune- 4 $ 9 0 E i G E E baby-sitting project during the test on religious articles, was Doris Jay, Mrs. Viola Watson, Mrs mann, and Genevieve Ryan for 9:30, 10:30, and 12 o’clock Used Tires the order o f the meeting. Both Hanna Johnson, Mrs. Monica Arno handling the annual picnic held Masses every Sunday. Parents representatives of the union en­ and Mrs. Josephine Hayes. last week and enjoyed by more are invited to leave their small G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6604 joyed meeting the members of than 80 members o f the organiza­ the new sodality, and assured children with the sodalists. The Our Lady of Fatima bridge J. tion. them that the union will be Girls from Presentation sodal­ club met in the home of Mrs. Jo­ most happy, at any time, to be ity have, been assisting at the sephine Hayes July 24. More than Infant of Prague nursery for the o f any assistance possible. 50 members were present. Before Holy Ghost Altar Unit Presentation Parish past three weeks on Saturdays '513>oJi/L J jojuJ l l and Sundays. Miss Lillian Do­ cards were played, a covered-dish Picnic Aug. 5 menico is chairman of this proj­ supper was served. High score was Plans Holy Hour Aug. 3 shampoo and hair fixative A picnic for members of the ect. Anyone desiring to help at won by Mrs. Viola Watson; second With Power-Pilot Economy sodality at Presentation parish the nursery is invited to contact prize went to Miss Jo Ann Jones The Altar and Rosary society On Display at her for further information. and third prize went to Mrs. Crow. of Holy Ghost church, Denver, Becomes Bride Miss Domenico can be called at The members presented Mrs. Jose will have their Holy Hour Fri­ CH. 8268. phine Anderson with a gift for her day, Aug. 3, from 2:30 to 3:30 kV Sodality Union Picnic new home. p.m., for membays and friends. The Sodality union held its annual picnic at Washington MAin 3111 park July 31. Lunch, games, and ^ izes rounded out the program, Recite Nuptial Vows 1335 Broadway iargaret McLellan was chair­ man. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Colaiano are pictured Bishop Sullivan Plans walking down the 6 6 •>9 aisle o f H ^ ly W h y Pay M o r e ? Family church, Talk to Women's Club Denver, follow­ (Trademark) The Regis Women’s club will ing their wed­ meet Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 1:30 ding recent- p.m. in the administration build­ ly. Mrs. Colaiano j Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores ing on the Regis college campus, is the former Denver. Bishop Bernard J. Sulli­ Inez Cunning­ COMPANY van, S.J., who served in Patna, ham, daughter of Colorado Owned Stores India, for 18 years, will be the Mr. and Mrs. J. guest speaker. The Very Rev. D. Cunqingham Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Raphael C. McCarthy, moderator of 3358 W. 30th o f the club, will not be able to at­ 30 South Broadway 15th and California avenue, and the tend, as he left for London, F.ng- 3933 W . Colfax Curtia A 15th St. 17th & Tremont bridegroom is the lang, July 30. Mrs. Lito Gallegos, son of Mr. and president, will introduce a com­ Mrs. J. Colaiano, mittee she recently appointed to 4 0 2 5 Wyandot. discuss the card party to be held The Rev. Robert Sally Ann Simpson on Tuesday, Oct. 2, in the school. IS YOUR CHEVROLET (above), daughter of Mr All members are urged to attend. Syrianey offici- ated at the ANTOINE CASTILE SHAMPOO and Mrs. James G. Simpson, and double-ring cere­ Married Large 16-oz*$J.75 bottle^ George Anthony Argys, son of Mr. mony. READY FOR THE ROAD? and Mrs. D. A. Argys of Salida. At Mt. Carmel The bride, who A highly concentrated, injtant-lathering,''rapid-rinsing\^ exchanged wedding vows in Blessed was given in mar­ ihompoo^^leoves hair joft,*$hining-cleatv'|[more^lw$tTOUj Sacrament church, Denver, July riage b y h e r * READY FOR THAT 18. father, was at­ thon you've ever dreamed postible.'f^ The maid of honor was Miss tended by Patri­ Hannah Lou Imhoff, and the cia C a'p r a as VACATION TRIP? bridesmaids were Mrs. William maid o f honor 2 , ANTOINE HAIR FIXATIVE Garrow, Mrs. Cyrus L. Colburn, and June Nelson ^Regular $ 1 .2 5 tube Jr.; and Mrs. John F. Brunger. as bridesmaid. Robert Colaiano was his brother’s best man, and James W. Limberis of Salida was Mike Carrara was usher Not a "set", not a lacquer 77? but an entirely

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iMm idismAmiaiB Httf Amusements - Dining Crowd Attends Loyola Cornerstone 'Four-Bit Piece' W ill Buy Recreation (Loyola Parish, Denver) + + , + + + Half-Day's Entertainment The cornerstone laying cerp- monies at St. Ignatius Loy­ At Mullen High on Aug. 5 ola’s school July 31 were Bishop Sullivan Officiates well attended by parishioners • Next Sunday, Aug. 5, at Mullen high school, Fort Logan, the “ four-bit piece” will really be worth its weight in gold! ierc the West Remains T ■ and friends. In the procession from the church to the new school Swimming, “ stocking dancing,” horseshoes, and table and other were t^e Most Rev. Bernard Sul­ tennis will be available to alumni, students, and friends of Mullen livan, S.J., retired Bishop of when the annual picnic gets under way at 2 p.m. Sunday. “ Sock Patna, India; Monsignor William dancing” is planned for those who do not care to swim; all they \ Higgins, the Rev. Edward P. Mur­ need js a pair of socks to dance in. The owner of the most colorful phy, S.J.; the Rev. Albert Schulz, socks will win a valuable prize. S.J.; William Heiney, Jack Nalty, No doubt every one has dreamed of the day he would be a Bill May, and Ray Sullivan. The great ballplayer. At 4 p.m. Lascor’s “ Financiers” will show their latter four are former Loyola stu­ wares against Limes’ “ Gas Hounds” on Mullen’s athletic field. dents and graduates o f Regis high At 5 o ’clock, the chef takes over on an excellent assortment DINE AT THE HOLLAND HOUSE school. The Sisters of Charity of of foods well suited to the picnickers’ appetites at the newly finished Cincinnati, who teach in the school, barbecue pits west of the football field. The menu includes Hot- Get iway from the hustle, bustle and heat of the city and the Dominican Sisters of the dogs gourmet, potatoes revoir, beans a la Mexicale, coke creme these summer days . . . enjoy a relaxing drive thru Sick Poor were represented at the the gloaming to the foot of historic Lookout MounUin doumante, and ice cream al inferno. » . . dine where you have a choice of many delicious simple but impressive rite of the foods and where you’ll always find efficient courteous blessing of tne cornerstone by The annual picnic includes outdoor movies and evening service and a warm Western welcome. Bishop Sullivan. The ceremonies entertainment! No reservations neceesary» except for large parties concluded with Benediction and the novena prayers to St. Ignatius ^ Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Holland Loyola. Visitors at Rectory Visitors to the rectory during EN JO Y LIFE the week included the Rev. Phillip THE HOLLAND HOUSE Pick, S.J., from St. Mary’s college, 1 . GOLDEN, COLORADO Kansas, and the Rev. Stanley Kala- Dine Out More Often maja, S.J., from Prairie du Chein, Wis. Lynn Moore recently spent a New China Cafe week at the A. L. Lydick ranch at Parshall. 732 Eait Colfax AL 0766 - CH 9702 Kathleen Moran, daughter of BOGGIOS Mr. and Mrs. John Moran of 2912 (Open till 3:00 A.M. Week Daye) Columbine, is convalescing in her home following an appendectomy Merchants' Luncheon from 5Sc FAMOUS FOR FINE IN JO Y THE WEST'S in Mercy hospital July 26. FOOD SERVED IN A MOST REFRESHING GRACIOUS MANNER COCKTAIL LOUNGE Steven Robert Moore celebrated his fifth birthday July 27 with a TREMONT AT BROADWAY party at Elitch’s Gardens, Patta Lee, Loyola fifth grade KE. 9618 ★ CH. 2494 pypil, spent the .past two weeks visiting relatives in Iowa and Min­ nesota. ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH Mr. and Mrs. E. W’ollenhaupt Derby, Colorado n/AT'S TH€ PLACe will leave this week end for a va­ r^FO LKS.... you CAfTT^ cation at Mesa Verde. The J. J. m s f / T Wollenhaupt family are leaving Aug. 2 for their home in Schenec­ tady, N. Y. ANNUAL BAZAAR Birthday parties in the week in­ BERRyS PUCEJ cluded those of Mary Agnes Saya, AIJGLST 3, 4, and 5th ml who celebrated her 10th birthday 1 Ib' m I leI W^s/or/MWA^^ July 30, and Jimmy Saya, his third On the Parish Grounds at Derby on » ^ftsHWAV birthday, July 31. Father Murphy baptized the fol­ Arsenal Road lowing July 29; Lou Ann Stroud, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stroud, with Quentin Konency and Mrs. A n n Grubesic as sponsors; Linda Lee Prytr, daughter of Mr. “ $ 2 0 0 ° ° ” and Mrs. William G. Pryor, with William and Mary McCaslin as Combination Radio — Electric Blanket sponsors; Patrick Francis McCul­ lough, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pony Rides and Carnival Attractions for the Kiddies P i t t 'h ...... 1 McCullough; Cheryl Ann Reker, Games — Booths — Refreshments daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Reker, with William Osborne and Anna Mae Reker as sponsors; and EVERYBODY WELCOME! Barbara Maria Munsell, daughter The CHALET of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Munsell, with F. Genns and Elizabeth Genns as Henry Graf, Prop. proxy for Kunigunde Doehle. You'll enjoy our delicious f4-5th A DAY— A WEEK— A MONTH may cost $150,000; and will Are Celebrated in Littleton make available to American Littleton, Colo.— Mother Agnes There Is No Place Like Eldorado Springs scholars in the United States (St. Mary's Parish, Littleton) The maid of honor was Mrs. of Jesus, 90, sister of St. The­ Ideal for Picnic. — Restaurant — Cabin. — Concession. for the first time the world’s In St. Mary’s church, Littleton, Eugene Kauffman, sister of the rese, the Little Flower/THed in finest collection of the intellec­ July 22, Miss Remigia Whitmore bride, and the other attendants Lisieux, France, July 28, according Only 27 Miles from Denver Phone Boulder 053J1 to word received by the Carmelite SPAGHEni DINNER AUG. 2nd tual, spiritual, and cultural her­ and Pfc. Jack Massey were united were Mrs. Robert Duffield and itage of Western civilization. It Miss Joan Bussey. Others in the nuns here. Mother Agnes, St. Square Dancing Every Saturday Night also would be invaluable if the bridaj procession were Kristie Ann Therese’s elder sister Pauline, was great tragedy of atomic bomb­ Kauffman, niece of the bride, and the first of the three Martin girls THURSDAY EVE ing should strike the Vatican the ring-bearer, Billy Krape. The< to enter the Carmel at Lisieux, and destroy the priceless docu­ best man was Eugene Kauffman, where Sister Genevieve of the $1.00 PER PLATE Holy Face, 81, another sister of Gus Schwalb’s. ments. brother-in-law of the bride, and From 5 1o 8 P.M. Besides Father Donnelly, the the usher.s were Robert Duffield the Little Flower, is still living. Rev. Lowrie J. Daly, S.J., will and Albert Gurule. She was known as Celine before travel to Rome to aid in the becoming a Discalced Carmelite. Mr>. Whitmore Greets Guests St. Therese, who was born in Chat & Chewi tremendous undertaking. Guests at the reception in St. Normandy in 1873 and died in 1951 CHEVROLET DRIVE-IN RESTAURAIVT Mary’s hall following the services 1897, was canonized in 1925 and is one of the most popular of ON DISPLAY FAMED FOR EXCELLENT FOOD AND vV^i^-grepted by Mrs. S. Whitmore. s. t FIKST AVtNDE modern saints. FRIENDLY SERVICE Mrs. Ei^erett Burk of Laguna VNOx Cr Beach had charge of the guest OTHER INTERESTING ARTICLES ON DISPLAY LU^CHEO^S — DINNERS book. m ■9894 , SODA FOUNTAIN — SANDWICHES — SALADS One Way to Get Arrested AND Mrs. Henry Domire, Mrs. Paul_ « FOOD TO TAKE OUT Nelson, and Mrs. Joseph Whitmore Cracow.--The circulation of the Thurs., Fri., Sat. 6000 East Colfax Avenue were assisted in serving by Misses few remaining Catholic periodicals Many Additional Carnival Attractions Aug. 2-3-4 Barbara Heckethorn, Bernice Cha in Poland is beset with difficulties, Phone DE. 4434 Van Johnion vez, and Agnes Grissinger. not the least of which is the fact Open 11:00 A.M. Till 2:00 A.M. The bride, daughter of Mr. and that subscriptions may be made GO FOR BROKE Mrs. Secundino Whitmore of ^55 only through Ruck, a state-owned Roy Rogers - Trirger Harrison avenue, was graduated monopolistic distributing agency. AiAOSHAMtNmf IN OLD AMARILLO from Littleton high school in 1945 Subscribing to a Catholic paper is and now operates the Whitmore sure to bring the individual under ARGOIVAIJY HOTEL CARTOON . COMEDY Beauty shop. the scrutiny of the sepurity police. Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners Mr. and Mrs. Massey Pfc. Massey is the son of War­ FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. in marriage. The Rev. Frederick rant Officer and Mrs. Hewerl Cor­ DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 dell of Ft. Campbell, Ky. He has WATtm Aug. 5, 6, 7, 8 McCallin witnessed the ceremony. Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms been stationed at the Lowry air The traditional wedding marches James Stewart base and is scheduled to leave for m were played by Miss Barbara overseas duty Aug. 4. "The couple Hid Co-ttarrinc HARVEY Heckethorn, who also accompanied are having a wedding trip througl iiijiHn-MiyiiONM« Richard Denning - B. Fuller the soloist, Louis Neff. The bride, the mountains this week. < HARBOR OF MISSING MEN who was given in marriage by her Among the out-of-state guests CARTOON . NEWS here for the wedding were Mr. and Eat in Comfort father, wore a gown of white TiiiiUNm-MMniEiiDIEMliMF Mrs. Joseph Whitmore and daugh­ tWMirfby HALW4U®?>4flMcMrAoA«ar,5^«W satin made with a sweetheart neck­ ter of Ponca City, Okla.; Mr. S0WfiiycrMo«MD*A Pidvrt In our AIR CONDITIONED beautiful lounge . . . Alaska Street CHILDREN'S MATINEE line, fitted bodice and trimmed and Mrs. R. E. Stewart of Omaha, entrance off Broadway with covered buttons to the waist­ Neb.; and Mrs. Everett Burk and Wed., Aug. 8, 12:45 P.M. daughter of Laguna Beach, Calif. 2ND 18th at COMPLETE 6 COURSE line. The full skirt ended in a "THE YEARLING" Cathedral train. Her finger-tip' Mr. Massey is'a convert to the WEEK DENHAM CALIF. veil fell from a satin braided head' Church, having taken his instruc­ Y 2 5 piece entwined with pearls. An tions from Father McCallin. He DINNERS ■ up orchid corsage surrounded ,b y was baptized in St. Mary’s church white roses and orange blossoms on the day before his wedding and Fried Chicken , . , Steaks . . . French Fried Shrimp . , . Chops made her bouquet. Diamond ear­ received his F irst. Communion on No roitauront in tht Woit effort o . . . and many other entrees. Also Home Made Pastries rings and a borrowed diamond the morning of his wedding day.— grootor toloctton or finer food, including o necklace were the jewelry worn. (Photo by (jrissinger, Littleton) COCKTAILS, 2 complete Special Luncheons jCQ<^ bars to serve you. 11 a.m. til 2 p.m. .V Ifm elif ej 3ea Come Dressed as You Are Rev. Sebastian Egan, O.F.M., Social and bvtinatt partita of alt lypat. Wa tpacialixt in To Preach Annual Retreat Enjoy wonderful dancing to f BLUE BONNET the music o f America’s top WedMn^ B u d fa sh For Laywomen's Association Iband— at beautiful El Patio

CAFE AND BAR Welcome to Denver’s Finest The, Rev. Sebastian L. Egan, Q.F.M., will direct the 29th Ballroom . 62c per person, Wa art proud of our riputetion annual retreat sponsored by the Catholic Laywomen’s Retreat plus tax. os "one of ftie fen best restouronti in 457 SO. BROADWAY association at Loretto Heights college, Denver, Aug. 23-26. America." COLBURN HOTEL The exercises will begin with a conference and Benediction Luncheons and full course dinners Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Les­ Open Sundays 11 a.m. to 8 LUXURIOUS ROOMS o f the Blessed Sacrament on Thursday evening at 7:45 and will priced for all to enjoy. Private dining ter Ray, formerly of Ray’t p.m. — Daily 6:30 a.m. to Cocktail Lounge close with the Papal Blessing on Sunday afternoon at 4:30. rooms accommodating from 6 to 60. Cafe, 1518 California St. 2 a.m. Coffee Shop A fee of $15 will cover all expenses. Small black chapel veils will be furnished to retreatants. Supper will be served at 6 o’clock PAUL V. SHANK 10th Avenue at Grant Ample Parking Space Thursday evening to all women who arrive before that hour. \Si "Architect of the Appetite" MAin 6291 0. 8. CESISK Hansgsr Reservations must be made with Mrs. Thomas Carroll, 994 1600 OGDEN MA.0177 S. Pennsylvania, PE. 5843. - DtNVCR'S IM.RTEST AMUSEMENT PARK Thursday, August 2, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE Regis Graduate Appointed Regis Prof Gets Tax Post To Position in Chicago In Kefouver-Spurred Drive Fred C. Cook, professor of ac- state region of Colorado, Wyom­ countitig in the evening division ing, Utah, and New Mexico, Mr. Bert Ssmler, formerly with the eral public accounting firms in of Regis college, Denver, has been Cook will work in contact with the finance department of the en­ Denver from 1935 to 1941. He went appointed regional co-ordinator of region composed of Minnesota, gineering construction division in to Washington, D.C., in 1941 as the UiS. internal revenue bureau’s Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, Pittsburgh, has been appointed special tax fraud drive, inaugur­ and South Dakota, and with Gen. control m ana^r of the Freyn de­ supervising auditor for the Re­ ated as a result o f the Kefauver John Dunlap, in charge o f the partment, Chicago. construction Finance Corporation. Entering the armed forces, he crime investigation committee’s special tax fraud division, with A graduate of Regis college, spent 21 months in Italy. Immedi­ disclosures. headquarters in Washington. Denver, and a certified public ac- ately prior to joining Koppers in Mr} Cook, who has been a con­ •' Hold. CPA \' • countant, Semler worked for sev- February, 1948, he was chief audi­ feree in the Denver office of Wil­ Mr. Cook has been connected tor of the Cleveland Loan agency liam B. Paul, internal revenue of­ ■with the internal revenue bureau ZIPPER REPAIRS of the RFC. fice in charge, and also an ac­ since 1938, and is a certified pub­ Mr. Semler and family were in counting professor in Regis’ eve­ lic accountant. He served with the on Almoft Any Garment or Denver in June on their vacation. ning division, will have his head­ army signal corps in World war II Article Mrs. M. C. Semler, his mother, quarters in Denver. and has taught at Regis for sev- ROY SYSTEM, INC. lives at 2023 Race street, and is a As co-ordinator for the four- eral years. s SHOE REPAIR member of Loyola parish. His Broadway at Irviiictoii SP. 4181 brother, William E. Semler, also lives in Denver. ST. MARY’S ACADEMY Given Post Enter a Recognized Professional Field 1370 PENN , Phone AC. 1529 Ex-Denverite Is Author On New Commission ^ Class Starts September 24 High School, Grade School, Kindergarten and Music Departments Chiropractic - Naturopathy ' Physical Therapy . . . Catholic U. Education Report Available Member o f the North Central Association, accredited by the ' University of Colorado GI Recognition TH E REPORT OF THE all school activities. The workshop, play. Not since the Reformation Curriculum, college preparatory with sufficient elasticity University of Natural Healing Arts fourth annual workshop in second­ in studying results of integrated have the positive' rkhes of our for terminal education ary education held at the Catholic programs, such as the Christian faith, the doctrine of the Mystical 1075 Logan KE. 8079 Denver university in June, 1950, entitled impact in the. English program of Body, the indwelling of the Holy Registration, until the quota it filled, The Integration of the Catholic the School Sifters of St. Francis, Ghost,, the wealth of the liturgy, by appointment Secondary School Curriculum and foiMtd^-isl^at the possibilities for the grace of frequent and even edited by Sister Mary Janet Mil­ Christianijzing the entire school daily Holy Communion, the voca­ ler, native of Denver and formerly program are limitless. The goal of tion of the laiy apostolate, and the superior at Cathedral high school, work of Catholic Action had such Registrations for Freshman, Sophomore, Denver, is now available. The a favorable climate in which to A Future for workshop, devoted to a study of develop. the role of religion as the integrat­ * ♦ * Junior, and Senior Classes are still open at ing element in all school experience THE WORKSHOP EXPLORED met under the guidance of the ways of meeting, in a realistic way, Y o r Commission on American Citizen­ the needs of all youth through co­ ship. This commission was created in Practical Nursing 1 ' operative faculty planning. Local by the Bishops of the United needs, it found, could best be met J. K. Mullen High School States at the request of His Holi­ by local planning. Curriculum revi­ • WHAT IS A PRACTICAL NURSE? ness, Pius XI, in 1938, to draw sion to meet the challenge of uni­ FORT LOGAN, COLO. up a program of education for versal education could result in A practical nurse is a person trained to care for Christian social living. The more practical, effective teaching mothers and new babies, convalescent patients, people SU 1-6909 commission is currently engaged of the many, and at the same time suffering from infirmities of old age, and others with in carrying into the secondary secure for the favored few courses field the work accomplished on'the enriched, unhampered, and produc­ chronic or light illness that do not require highly special­ elementary level in the curriculum tive of greater progress than in The Jesuit Education As­ ized treatment. She is also prepared to assist o profes­ entitled Guiding Growth in Chris­ the past. There still remained core sociation of America an­ sional nurse in the core of more acutely ill patients. tian Social Living. subjects, elective, and extra-class- nounces that the Rev. Joseph A. Sister Mary Janet, Director of room activities, and the fabric of Ryan, S.J., professor of accounting • OPPORTUNITIES_____ the Workshop on the Christian the whole day was interwoven with and economics at Regis college, A large variety of jobs ore waiting for the properly Foundation Program in the Cath­ the pattern of the Christian social Denver, has been chosen a member olic Secondary School is also a principles. Wholeness, "holiness^” trained practical nurse. Hospitals are ready to employ ST. ANTHONY UNIT of the newly established National f member of the Commission on Life the fullness of Christian living was these women as an important part of the medical care Adjustment Education for Youth the goal of all planning and the Commission on Schools and Depart­ ments of Business Administration. team. Convalescent homes are desperately in need of sponsored by the Office of Educa­ aim of new techniques. well trained women to give bedside care. Loretto Heights College tion. She has been revisiting friends This report will answer many He was nominated by the. JEA in Denver in the past week. Sister Mary Janet questions concerning the life ad­ executive commission; appointed • REQUIREMENTS « * « by his Provincial, the Very Rev. justment program, curriculum re­ Age— Applicants between 17-54 years. Education— Division of Nursing THE REACTION AGAINST Catholic education was again de­ vision, co-operative faculty plan­ Daniel A. Conway, S.J.; and no­ overspecialization and departmen­ fined as the production of inte­ ning, and evaluation techniques. It tified this week by the Rev. Ed­ Successful completion of two years of high school, or talization in education has focused grated personalities who think, will be of interest to diocesan ward B. Rooney, S.J., executive its equivalent.. High school graduates will be given attention anew upon the need of judge, and act like Christ in meet­ superintendents and all those who director of the association in New preference; ( religion as the integrating element ing every problem of living at are engaged in secondary educa­ York city. in fusing all learning and unifying home, in society, at work, and at tion. The function of this commission For further information and appointment, for per.onal is to study the current educational ^ interxiew., call or writa; West 16th Avenue at Perry, Denver Leaves by Plane for New York problems in the field of business Christ Allowed Glory and to mak^ recommendations to DIRECTOR, PRACTICAL NURSE PROGRAM Regis President to Attend the faculties of the Jesuit college ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL 'AComa 1761, Ext. 68 To Become Translucent and universities throughout the (Latin Diocesan Ordo) United States and in the foreign Phont ACopio 1761, Ext. 68 or 69 Psychology Meet in London Church calendar, Aug. 5-11, mission lands cared for by tn Denver Colorado 1951: Aug. 5, 12th Sunday after American Jesuits. The-Very Rev. Raphael C. Mc­ the Missouri province, of the So­ Pentecost. Aug. 6, Monday, Feast Carthy, S.J., president of Regis ciety of Jesus in the sessions, Father Ryan has devoted many college and high school, left Den­ which will, last from Aug. 14 to of the Transfiguration of Our Lord years to business education at the ver by plane Tuesday, July 31, on Aug. 21, and will be attended by Jesus Christ; on this occasion the northside college. In 1926 Regis’ 1/ you are interetled in Home Economics, see tchat his »way to New York city. Fa­ Jesuits from all over the world. Savior allowed the magnificent board of trustees directed him, as ther McCarthy will sail from New Sessions are being held in Manresa glory of His Divinity to shine forth dean (1926-1933), to establish the college, Roehampton, London. momentarily’ through His Body. cultural business program known Baltimore LOREHO HEIGHTS COLLEGE Manresa is an affiliated college of AijgrY, Tuesday, St. Cajetan, 16th- as the division of commerce and London university. fntury native of Vicenza,-Lom- finance, which attrapts one third has to offer: i A good part of the discussion 'bardy, who was a cofounder of the of the Regis collegians every year. will be concerned with the psy­ Theatines, a community that Since 1933 he has been head of ' CATECHISMS ’ chological factors involved in spir­ played a great part in the Counter- the department of accounting and itual guidance, both in the con­ Reformation. Aug. 8, Wednesday, director of the division of com­ fessional and out. Owing to the Sts. Cyriacus, Largus, Smaragdus, merce and finance. He is one of for the coming school year fact that the new classroom build­ and companions, a group of 23 Ro­ the pioneers among the certified ing is nearing completion and the mans who were martyred in 304 professional examiners of the high school will open early in Sep­ under Diocletian. Aug. 9, Thurs­ American Institute of Accountants. tember, Father McCarthy’s trip day, St. John Baptist Vianney, the Recently he was appointed by the Should Be Ordered NOW! will be more hurried than he would Cure of Ars; the "patron of parish State Board of Accountancy chair­ desire. He will arrive back in Den­ priests, the Cure of Ars (1786- man of the committee on the ex­ ver the morning of Sept. 3. 1859) spent as many as 16 to 18 perience requisite for the Colorado • Father McGuire's • Father Connell's Father McCarthy received his hours a day in the confessional. CPA certificate. Ph.D. from the University of Lon­ Aug. 10, Friday, St. Lawrence • Sister Annunziata's ♦ Cassilly's don in 1925, and has not visited third-century Roman martyr whose the scene of his doctorate studies death, it appears, marked also the • Catechism for Inquirers • Kinkead's since that time. He has been pres­ death of idolatry in Rome. It is Colo. Springs Group ident of Regis since 1947, and said that St. Lawrence, when be­ • Horan's Revised Illustrated • Fr. Heeg ranks among the eminent psychol­ ing roasted on a gridiron, said to ogists of the country because of his persecutors: “ Turn me over) Has Nocturnal Rites • Fr. Deck's • Fr. McEochen's • Phillips A.B. DEGREES IN — his writings and lectures. Before I’m done on that side.’’ Aug. 11, coming to Denver, Father McCar­ Saturday, the Virgin Mary on Sat­ Art History Chemistry Colorado Spring.. — A good • Catholic Faith I, II, and III / thy was president of Marquette urday, which day is devoted to Music Sociology ^ Mathematics repre.entation i. e x p e c*t a d Speech & Drama university in Milwaukee. Mary in a special way. Philosophy Education Very Rev. Raphael C. McCarthy, Thur.day, Aug. 2, when the Di­ Social Studies- Language Arts S.J. vine Redeemer church will in­ These and many others await your English Biology Home Economics York Aug. 3 to attend a conven­ 1st Practical Nurse Group augurate a nocturnal adoration B.S. DEGREES IN — tion of Jesuit psychologists in program from 9 p.m. to mid­ selection at London. night under the .pon.or.hip of Nursing — Dietetics — Medical Technology Father McCarthy will represent the recently organized Serra Write: Director of Admissions club. The Knight, of Columbu. and men of the Divine Re­ Box R deemer pari.h have joined the Lucky Priests Serra club in .pon.oring the t i.oretto, Colorado period of wor.hip. Nocturnal adoration i. .pon- i CHURCH IS iO O O D S In Grand Island .ored by the Nocturnal Adora­ **The We$ft Largett Church Good* Supply Houstf* tion Society of America, with headquarter, in New York, to pledge laymen to nocturnal ado­ Established 1902 1633 Tremont Ploct REGIS COLLEGE Rode Caboose ration and reparation to Our Lord in the BIe..ed Sacrament, The first Bishop of the Grand TAbor 3789 Denver 2, Colo. SOTH AYE. AND LOWELL BLVD. Island diocese was the Most Rev. e.pecially on the eve and morn­ James A. Duffy, who was conse­ ing of the fir.t Friday of every month. DAY DIVISION EVENING DIVISION crated April 16, 1913. When he was installed the s ^ city of the MEN MEN & WOMEN diocese was Kearney, which had been so named March 8, 1912. At Credits granted toward Bachelor Degrees in Arts and that time there were 23 parishes, Sciences as well as Associate Degrees'and Certificates. most of which had several mis sions attached. Sidney had 11. That wai in “horse and Business Administration Physical Education h u ffy ’’ days, when roads were Modern Languages Classical Languages only cow paths, and the Union Pacific rajiroad was a sinfle Accounting English track across the state. The priest Economics History considered himself lucky who could ride the caboose of a Chemistry Education freifht train between his mis­ Biology Religion sions on Sunday m om inf. .In 1917 four counties were an­ • Physics Sociology nexed to the diocese from the then . , Mathemathica Phychology Diocese of Omaha. The action added eight parishes, thr^e of Philosophy them the most populous in the diocese. At the same time the see REGISTRATION city was transferred from Kear­ THE FIRST GROUP of practical nurse students to ney to Grand Island. In 1928 the Cathedral was con^ finish the four-week service of home nursing under the Day Division Evening Division secrated in the presence of Cardi­ -supervision of the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor is shown above. Freshmen Sept. 8th Sept. 3rd to 7th. nal Hayes and 20 other members This service is part of the 12-month course given to practical nurse of the Hierarchy. It was one of the students at St. Anthony’s hospital, Denver. The course was started All others Sept. 10th few Cathedrals that was paid for in January, 1949, in an effort to assist in furnishing safe nursing the day its doors were opened. care in situations where professional nurses were not needed. The St. Michael’s High School, situated on a large campus Cla§ses begin Sept. 12th Seriously impaired health forced objectives of-this course are as follo-ws: Bishop Duffy to resign his see in 1. According to true Christian education, the program strives to in downtown Santa Fe 1931 and retire to Hot Springs develop the minds and wills of students, their hearts and hands, so For further information phone or write lot Ark. that they will think, judge, and act according to the teachings of Foremoft Catholic .chool, accredited collqga preparation. Complete facilitiei Bishop Stanislaus V. Bona was Christ, thereby enabling them to live effectiyriy as persons and as for .piritual development, intellectual progra.., and phy.teal fitna... REV. LOUIS G. MATTIONE, S.J., Daan named to the see Dec. 1-8, 1931, useful citizens of a community; MR. JOHN V. COYNE, Dirtctor of Evtning Division and held the post until Dec. 2, 2. To prepare qualified applicants to give adequate nursing care Boarders from 3rd grade thru 12th 1944, when he was named Coad­ under the direction of a licensed physician or a registered professional jutor o f Green Bay. Bishop Hunk- nurse to subacute, convalescent, and chronic patients, especially in Boys only; 1951 registration accepted now eler was appointed to the diocese rural hospitals and homes. For de.criptive brochure and further information REGIS COLLEGE March 10, 1945. The faculty members, consisting of four registered nurses and Bishop-elect John L. Paschang one dietitian, are all members of the National Association of Prac­ Write BROTHER CAMILLUS, SL Michael’i High School Denver 11,Colorado— GLendale 3633 succeeds Bishop Hunkeler who in tical Nurse Education, and application has been made by the school May of this year became the for national accreditation. It is the only program for practical nurses 413 College St., Santa Fa, N. Max. Bishop of Kansas City in Kansas. in Denver under Catholic auspices. PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, August 2, 1951

f^yrw w y WW W W WWWW'WWWWWWW'TWWWVWW Nun 53 Years fijufukicont in,* (Pool : / Baying A Sunglass Friendxof Mother Cabrini, SAVE! SAVE! In our August When one considers the purchase of a sunglass, he should WILLIAM ESTER, 69, of 18S0 W. Wyo.« selling it in 1948 to build several stop and think o f what it will do to his eyes. Just any sunglass 52nd avenue. Father of Hazel Diontgi:' homes in Adams City. and grandfather of William J. Dionigi. He is survived by hfs wife. Eve; five can prove harmful. Come in and let us show you our “ Calobars” Requiem Mass was celebrated Aug. 1 in children, Barbara, Judy, Joanne. Mi­ Sister Alesandrina, Dies St. Patrick's church. Interment Mt. chael, and Cecilia; his parents, Mr. and and “ Ray-Bans.” Olivet. Horan mortuary. Mrs. Michael Giambrocco; a brother. SALE of LOUIS J. GORMAN, 61, of 440 Clark­ Joe Giambrocco; and five sisters, Mrs. Sister Alesandrina, a long-time friend and associate of son. Father of Mary A, Bell and Wil­ Geraldine Munger, Mrs. Angelina Fa- St. Frances Xavier Cabrini and a member of the community liam L. Gorman. Survived also by three briozo. Mrs. Lucille City, and Mrs. Anna brothers, six sisters, and four grand­ Woneia, all of Denver, and Mrs. Mary founded by the* saint, Qied July ,27 in the Queen of Heaven SWIGERT BROS. children. Requiem Mass is being, cele­ Keller of Albuquerque, N. Mex. Olinger mortuary. orphanage. She had spent the past 25 years of her life brated in. Mother of God church Thurs­ NEEDLEPOINT 1550 California O p t o m C t r i s t S KEyttone 7651 ~ ^ day, Aug. 2 at 9 o’ clock. Interment Mt. teaching and caring for the orphans in the home and was Olivet. Horan mortuary. CHARLES E, SMITH ■ 1 Requiem High Mass was celebrated belovqd by all. Belter Fition Good Service MICHAEL NEELY, Mullen Home for July 31 in' St. Anthony’s church, West- Sister Alesandrina (UggeriV the Aged. Requiem Mass was celebrated At Right Prices -wo^. for Charles £ . Smith, 25, of 2140 for Every Age July 26 in the Little Sisters of the S. Hooker street, a Denver printer and was born Feb. 15, 1878, in Parma, Poor chapel. Interment Mt. OUvet. navy veteran of World war II. Inter­ CLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Italy. At the age of 20 sMfe be- Former Teacher Horan mortuary. ment was in Mt. Olivet. FRANK (VIDM AR) WIDMAR, 65. of Mr. Smith died July 28 of a cere­ cartie a memb# of the community 2981 Arapahoe.*Brother of Peter Vidmar, bral nemorrbage. Bom Nov. 25, 1925. o f Missionary Sisters o f the Sacred Colorado Sprihgs; and uncle of Paul irf Waterloo, la., he moved to Denver Heart. The community had been Vidmar, Englewood. Requiem High Mass five years ago and kad been employed At Annunciation was celebrated July 28 in St. Elizabeth's as a printer and pressman at the W. H. founded 18 years before by Mother church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Kisser Stationery company. Cabrini in Codogno, Province of mortuary. Surviving are his wife, Joyce; two Milan, Italy. From that day for­ THEaOOREI CATHERINE MURPHY of 4448 Ten­ daughters; Nancy Marie and Terry Ann; ward she became a close friend and his father, Charles H. Smith of Dies in Montana nyson street. Mother of John and Wil­ and constant companion of Mother liam F. Murphy and Mrs. Harry Shana­ Green, la .. Sister Mary Killian Hickey, 76, han of Denver and Joseph C. Murphy Cabrini. formerly of the staff at St. Jo­ of Casper, W yo.; sister of Mrs. Josephine Two years later, in 1900, the seph’s hospital, Denver, and o f the HACKETHALI Burke and Mrs. Rose Crimmins of Chilli- faculty of Annuciation school, cothe. Mo.; survived also by three accompanied Mother Cabrini grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Rites Sunday and a group of nuns to Am er. Denver, and St. Mary’s school, The Rosary is being recited Thursday. ica. They landed in New York Leadville, died in St. Anri’s hos­ Aug. 2, at 8 p.m in the Boulevard mor­ pital, Anaconda, Mont., July 15 MORTUARY tuary chapel. Requiem High Mass will where Sister Alesandrina was to be offered Friday, Aug. 3, at 9:30 o’clock remain for five years at a con­ after a long illness. She had been H 1449-Sl Kalamatfa St« in Holy Family church. Interment"'will At Shrine of vent established there by Mother a member of the Institute o f the be in Mt, Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. Cabrini. Sisters of Charity o f Leavenworth s Phone MAin 4006 RAYMOND ROCHE of 3101 W. 34th for 56 years. Born in Drangan, In 1904 Sister Alesandrina was avenue. Husband of Margaret Roche: Is* County Tipperary, Ireland, she ther of Cpl. Richard Roche, U.S.M.C.; sent to Denver where she devoted Saint'Frances entered the Sisters o f Charity imniiiiHiiniiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniina^ Barbara James, and Joan Roche of Den­ nearly 50 years of her life to The Rosary will be recited novitiate Dec. 11, 1895, and made ver: brother of Mrs. Mae Lankesley and teaching and charitable works. TREVINO Mrs. Carrie Banks of Chicago and Mrs. and Benediction qf the Blessed her profession o f vows Oct. 28, The first 22 years here were Edna Tremblay df New Castle, Del. The Sacrament will be offered at the 1898. HARTFORD-ALCORN Rosary will be recited Friday, Aug. 3, spent teaching at Mt. Carmel pa­ Shrine of St. Frances Xavier at 8 p.m. in the Boulevard mortuary rochial scho^ where she remained Served in Hospitals MORTUARY Mortuary chapel. Requiem High Mass will be cele­ Cabrini in M t Vernon canyon until 1926, TOen she was sent to Family Group Insurance brated Saturday, Aug. 4, at 9 o'clock in this Sunday afternoon, Aug. 5, For 14 Years PHONE PE. 0013 St. Catherine’s church. Interment will the Queen of Heaven orphanage. RA. 0325 be in Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary, at 3:30. For those who do not Requiem Mass was offered in Alameda at Logan CHARLES RENALDL 80, late of 2223 have transportation to reach the She devoted the remainder of the chapel o f St. Ann’s hospital Alameda at Lugan E. 21st avenue. Husband of Marie Chris­ shrine, bus transportation is her life to the care and guidance July 17 and burial was in Ana­ tine Renaldi: father of James and Charles available every Sunday after­ of the orphans, bestowing upon conda. She is survived by two Renaldi and Mrs. Earl Dragoo; step­ them the endless marks o f kind­ father of Louis, Andrew, and Max Merz: noon at 2 o’clock from the bus brothers, James a n d William on II men ts and brother of Peter Renaldi of Chicago, terminal at 1734 Glcnarm street. ness and affection that she had Hickey of Ireland; and two sisters, We have erected man; beauti- 111., and James Renaldi of Rockford, 111. All are invited to attend the so well learned from her early Mrs. Anna Lyons o f Philadelphia ^EW NEEDLEPOINT PIECES fnl monuments in Mt. Olivet NUTUAL BENEFIT Survived also by 13 grandchildren and companion. Mother Cabrini. Many hve great-grandchildren. Requiem High ceremonies at the shrine this and Mrs. Michael Callaghan o f regularly 2.25 Cemetery. Mass was celebrated July 28 in St. Sunday. people in Denver today remember Ireland. 1.98 Ignatius Loyola’s church. Olinger mor­ the pains that Sister Alesandrina ASSOCIATION The Missionary Sisters o f the From 1898 to 1912 Sister Kil­ Hou) you’ll enjoy making these! Centers are em­ tuary, went through to make the lot of lian was a member of ;he staff As T. THOMSOK WILLIAM BATES of 2867 Benton Sacred Heart, on whose prop­ broidered in fast color, mothproof yarns, you fill her orphans here on earth just a of St. John’s hospital, Leaven­ 600 Sherman St. T A . 8018 Our Family Group Policy Protects street. Son of Mary A. Bates; brother erty the shrine is located, and in the background. Two sixes 19x19 inches and of Mrs. Marguerite Hizel, Mrs. Genevieve little more pleasant. She devoted worth, Kans.; St. James’ hospital, the girls who are their charges 15x19 inches. SAVE the Entire Family for a few cents McNealey, and Mrs. Helen Marrott. The 25 years to their servjce and died, Butte, Mont.; St. John’s hospital, at the Queen of Heaven orphan­ a dhy. Rosary is being recited Thursday, Aug. 2, as she had wished, in’ their midst. Helena; St. Joseph’s, and St. at 8 p.m. at the Olinger mortuary, 16th age, have been praying intensely She was 73 years old at the time Ann’s in Anaconda, where she also at Boulder. Mass is being offered in St. for their great benefactor, John NEW NEEDLEPOINT PIECES JERRY BREEN Members insured under our Mary Magdalene’s church Friday, Aug. of her death, 53 years o f which spent the last 15 years of her 3. at 9 o’clock. Interment will be in Mt. J. Campbell, director o f the were spent in the religious life. life. regularly 3.50 2.29 Policy are Privileged to call Olivet. Olinger mortuary. F lorist shrine, who w’as seriously injured A Requiem High Mass for the From 1912 to 1932 she taught EDWARD L. REUM of 393 S. Down­ when his foot was crushed in an Buy these in sets of six for your dining chair seats! any Mortuary at the time of ing street Father of Darrell G. Reum repose of her soul was celebrated in Blessed Sacrament school and 1004 15th St. accident in the press room of a death. of Denver and Bernadine Reum of July 30 in the Queen o f Heaven St. Mary’s- school, Kansas City, Size 22x22 inches with centers beautifully em­ MAin 2279 Washington, D. C .; brother of Clara the Denver Post, where he is chapel by the Rev. ’William J. Kans.; Sacred Heart school and broidered in bright or soft pastels, ready for your Severance of Milwaukee, Wis.. and Ida employed. Immediate attention background work. Reum of Decorah, la .: grandfather of Heavey, S. J., of Regis college. St. 'Vincent’s home, Leavenworth, A phone call will bring Darrell G. Reum, Jr., Denver, and Earl made it possible to avoid having She was interred in Mt. Olivet Kans; St. Joseph’s school, Topeka, a representative to explain the L. Reum; and uncle of Freddie Reum and to amputate his foot but a num­ cemetery. Arrangements were by Kans.; and at schools in Denver Call a Marjorie Hubbard. The Rosary is being ber of footbones were broken. Boulevard mortuary. LARGE NEEDLEPOINT PIECES plan. recited Thursday, Aug. 2, at 8 p.m. in and Leadville. the Olinger mortuary drawingroom, regularly 5.50 4.39 Speer boulevard at SheiTnan. Requiem r CAB High Mass will be celebrated in St. Fran­ Elaborate floral center sprays on these grand pieces. cis de Sales’ church Friday. Aug. 3, at 1951 Buick to Be Special Attraction MAin 7171 Families who call us receive 9 o’clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olingei Sixes 26x26 inches for larger diningroom or hostess Prompt Coorteons Scrrleo their friends here much the mortuary. chair seats. They’ll be beautiful after you fill in CHEAPER RATES JOSEPH P. WARTNER of 1143 Santa the background. J.WAY RADIO same as they would in their Fe drive. Husband of Mary Wartner: St. Joseph's Festival Dates Set Qct. 5-7 CLEAN NEW CABS father of Francis, Josephine E., and own homes. George H. Wartner: and uncle of David Art Needlework—Fifth Floor The firms listed here de­ Wartner. Requiem High Mass was cele­ (St. Joieph’t Redemptoriit Sunday between Benjamin La- Smith, Harrison, Kaiser, Timbers, brated July^Sl in St. Elizabeth’s church. Parish, Denver) febre of this parish and Fli^rence serve to be remembered Interment Mt. Olivet. Hackethal mor­ William M c N i c h o 1 s. Gamier, tuary. * The special attraction, a four- Gomez of Sacred Heart parish. Talty, T. J. O’Connor, Betty 2406FEIKIIAL ANTONIO ARMANDO MONTOYA, 29, door Buick Special, will be pre­ Mrs. Mary Kammer of 610 Fox Sharp, and V. D. O’Connor. when you are distributing 3958 High. Husband of Rafelita Vial- street was called to Topeka, K, pando Montoya; father of Precilia, An­ sented on the last night of the fall The altar workers for the month your patronage in the dif­ phone GLendale 5709 tonio, Jr.; Jerry, and Rosela Montoya; festival Oct. 5, 6, and 7. 'Work on last Sunday on the death o f her of August are Mmes. R. McNicho­ 'Whsrs Ocnvtr Shops with Confidtnc*'- Klysten* 3111 Denver 11, Colo. son of Dan and Juanita Montoya;- and the project has begun. In a letter mother, Mrs. Jacob Roth, after a las, John Berger, and Nellie ferent lines of business. brother of Armenio and Jimmy Mon­ to parishioners; signed by Father long illness. Funeral services were Brayton. toya. Rudolfo and Lucas Avila, Miss held in Sacred Heart church in Aurelia Avila, Mrs. Fred Prien, Mrs, Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R., are many The Mother of Perpetual that city on'Aug. 1. John Vigil, and Mrs. Max Cruz. Inter­ facts worthy of the consideration Help circle it ready to receive ment Mt. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. Mrs. Hortense Roy and her son, itt friends and patrons at the We Photograph Anything Anywhere WILLIE ROMERO, 44, of 1331 10th of every parishioner from the street. Father of Stella Romero; aon grade school child to the old timer. Raymond, of San Francisco, Calif., dessert-luncheon and card patty of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Zamora; and The facts related are these: We were visitors in the home o f the to be held on Wednesday, Aug. The Mile-High Photo Co. brother of Jose Romero of Dennver, would find it very, very difficult Rick McNicholas family last week 8, in the church hall. Luncheon Enrique Romero of New Mexico, Mrs. .will be served at 1 p.m. The fol­ Joe Ulibarri of Denver, and Mrs. Jose to get along without the festival end. They greatly enjoyed a trip KODAK FINISHING Maroles, Mrs. Donasiano Martinez. Mrs. and that is why we are so inter-\, ta Central City, which is the birth­ lowing members received Ricardo Padilfa, and Mrs, Santiago estgd in having it be the most suc­ place of Mrs. Roy’s relatives. awards at the meeting held July 320-22 Seventeenth KEyttone 6114 Denver Gurole, all of New Mexico. Requiem 25: Mrs. Evelyn McNamara and Mass was celebrated July 28 in St. cessful ever. During the summer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fahey and Mrs, Della Dwyer, and the con­ LASTING tribute Cajetan’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. months we have had to incur son, Bobby, of Galveston, Tex., Dr. D. C. IVerthman Trevino mortuary. many and great expenses, and be­ were guests in the "home of Mr. solation award went to Mrs. East Evans I JOAQUIN SENA, 63, of 3527 Delgany. Clarence Silvia. Husband of Veronica Sena: father of fore us lie the decorating of the and Mrs. Harry Pemberton and and Associate We have a large selection of fine Iiiez Garcia, Margaret Simril, Susie church, the completing of the family, 608 W. First avenue, last It was a happy throrig of young HARDWARE monuments. Choice memorials for a Leyva. Mary and Dan Padilla. Leona painting in the high school, the week. Mr. Fahey worked with Mr. married people, all members o f ’ D e M i s t s Roybal, Charley ,Vigil. Sarah Blea, and McNicholas at the Midwest Re­ St. Joseph’s Double-Ring club, who Genertl Lint of Jennie Stephens, all of Denver: Timmy modernizing of the church PLATES tribute to departed ones. S^na, California; and Andrea Martinez, benches, and many other repairs. fining company in 1919. gathered J at Glasier’s barn last Hardware - Garden Tools Salt Lake City. Utah: and brother of Larry Saxton, the Register cor­ The card party held July 25 by Saturday night for a hay-rack 606 15th Street 1206 15th Street • Convenient terms may be arranged. Helarlo Sena, Santa Fe. N. Mex. Re­ the PTA was' successful and the ride, with “ Old Dobbin” leading quiem' Mass was celebrated July 31 in respondent, and family, expect to 1742 E. Evans — SP. 3277 KEyttone 8721 TAbor 5761 Holy Rosary church. Interment Mt, leave Sunday by rail for the PTA treasury has been enriched two wagons. Olivet. , Northwest on a two-week vacation by a neat sum. The donors of the Approximately 39 couples out MILTON R. STRONG, 36. of l030 S. • 47 YEARS SERVING THE • jaunt. During his absence, Rick awards were Mmes. Fenili, Mauff, of a possible 78 attended apd en- Washington. Husband of Margaret Kaiser, Ward, Haring, O’Connor, joyeij square and modem dance CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J • PEOPLE OF DENVER • Strong; father of Barbara and Patricia: McNicholas will pinch hit in pro­ son of Milo Chase Strong, brother of ducing the weekly column. Kellogg, Leisenring, Joe Siriith, steps to good music. A large va­ Beatrice Hameistcr, Wayne B. Strong, Sexton, and Hackethal. The win­ riety of food was devoured, with and Kenneth R. Strong, all of San Diego, Father Schwarz left July 29, ners o f these awards were Mmes. watermelon as the piece de re­ Classified- Ads Calif.; Inez V. Reid, Joyce Ann Strong, for Grand Island, Neb., where sistance. e LIESVELD MEMORIAL CO. and Ruth Strong, all of Colorado Springs; Canaday, Musso, Berger, Joe It will pay you to read A LL of the following advertitementt. ^ and Rachel Humphries of Hopkinsville, he was to meet hii priest-brother. Ky. Requiem Mass was celebrated July Father Carl Schwarz, C.SS.R., 13000 West 44th Ave. 30 in St. Louis’ church. Englewood. and visit with their sister, Mrs. EMMA GIORZELLI of LotUsville. Sis­ Sousa, and family. Thence they HELP WANTED—-FEMALE TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY Ed. F. Dougherty, Manager B. M. Liesveld, Owner ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Giorzelli; aunt Sacred Heart Parish Prints of June Giorzelli Enrietto. Requiem Mass are to go to their home .town o f TYPIST, experienced, file Tlerk, book­ Member of SL Mary Magdalene Parish is being celebrated Thursday, Aug. 2, at Wichita, Kans., where their keeper for East Denver retail store. Call MOUNTAIN TOWEL St SUPPLT CO, EAst 0811. PHONE ARVADA 0499-R-3 9 o'clock in St. Louis’ church. mother and father still live. On Service fnrnlihed for Officu, Barbora. ReiUarinti, Stores, uid Banqatti Aug. 12, Father Paul Schwarz in for Service Men CATHOLIC Lady who would like home and JOHN R. (JACK) O’CONNELL B W. BECKIU8. Hansicr Requiem High Mass was celebrated will attend a meeting of all the some wages to stay with elderly lady in 1227 Cnrtit St. HA. 7IU small Kansas town. Tel. RA. 1658. Aug. 1 in St. Dominic's church for John rectors in the Western Province UNIQUE AMONG publications Not all articles, however, are of R. (Jack) O’Connell, 65, a long-time SOCIAL SUPPLIES of the order to be held at St. Jo­ of parishes, in the Archdioce.se of the cheerful kind. As is true in HOUSEWORK—Mon., Wed. and Fri.—10 resident of Denver who died in his home most parishes, some service men to 3. Elderly mother, daughter employed. Wedding invitations, $7 a hundred up ; July 28. Interment was in Mt. Olivet. seph’s college, Kirkwood, Mo., at Denver is the Bulletin for Service S t Philomen^’s Parish. Box D«6, Care Personalized napkins, $1.50 a hundred; Mr. O’Connell, who resided at 2647 which the Rector Major of the are killed, and in a special way Register. Personalized matches, $1.50 for 60. 24 hour W. 29th avenue, was born in Auburn, order, the Rev. Leonard Buys, Men composed at the Jesuit they become heroes to their coun­ service if desired, free delivery. N. Y., May 10, 1886, and was brought try, their city, and particularly HELP WANTED—MALE POWELL CO., 748 So. Broadway, SP. 1294 Well-Known Catholic Personnel to Denver two years later. He attended C.SS.R., of Rome, Italy, will pre­ Church o f the- Sacred Heart, Den­ Annunciation school here and was em­ side. Father Schwarz will return ver. As the title indicates, the to their parish. Not only have they PHOTOGRAPHER to be Assistant Studio DRUUGISTS ployed by the Colorado & Southern and served well, but they have gpven Manager. Ideal workifig conditions and home about Aug. 25 in time to su­ bulletin is designed especially for salary. 4296 So. Sherman. Phone SU 1>3945. Union Pacific railroads for 23 years. their life for the preservation of He was engaged in pipe-fitting before pervise the opening of the new men and womeh of th.: parish who Closed Sun. and Thurs. YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Christian ideals. And in. the pray­ his death. school semester. are serving in the armed forces. Surviving are a sister, Mrs, W. H. ers o f parishioners they remain un­ MISCELLANEOUS will ba filled correctly st ...at The Rev. James Sullivan, The articles and information in it Allen of 2648 W. 29th avenue; a brother. forgotten. TREES REMOVED - SPRAYED - Tim. of 2006 Bryant street; 14 nieces C.SS.R., left the same day for concern the activities and where­ WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Pfc. Ignacio Ramirez is one of TRIMMED Dy iicenaed, insured, experienced and nephews, and 19 grandnieces and Nazareth, Mich., to conduct a re­ abouts of service- men and women, men. Heavy power equipment for any size grandnephews. Hackethal mortuary. treat at the .mother-house of the plus enough edverage o f parochial these heroes. The son o f Mr. and job. Fertilizers of all kinds. Call MILE Ph. SP. 976$ vlOli Ssutb Gaylord St. ROCCO GIAMBROCCO Mrs. Gregorio Ramirez, 2532 Lari­ HI FORESTRY TREE SERVICE, AC 6634. Rocco Giambrocco, 40, of 1729 W. Sisters of St. Joseph, scheduled affairs so as to supply up-to-date 38th avenue, a Denver produce mer­ for Aug. 6 to 15. He will then go facts of real interest to them. mer street. Private Ramixez was HOUSE WANTED-Modest rental, near chant and trucker, died July 27 in his to Detroit, Mich., to visit his killed in action in Korea in Aug- church, for young parents and infant twin home following a year’s illness. Requiem Sacred Heart parishioners are ust, 1950, a ^ was buried with boys. Good references. Call Bonnie, KE. Home Appliances brothers and sisters. He will re­ 4205, or write Box JR. care Box 1620. High Mass was celebrated July 31 in represented in all branches o f the military honon after a Requiem Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church. Inter­ turn to Denver for a few days and armed services. The bulletin for Denver. Chipped refrigerators; used Bendiz and ment was in Mt. Olivet. Mass offered by Father James Mc- after Labor day will leave on a the past few months lists the Call MA 1066, Maloney, 447 Federal. Sand, May tags; Electric Range like new: also Bom May 7, 1911, In Arvada, he Shane, S.J., in Sacred Heart 10-week misi?on tour, ending in names and wherabouts o f more Gravel and Red Rock. gooid gas range—PE 2758, 436 S. Broadway. came with his parents to Denver when church on July 16, 1951. he was three. In 1927 he started in the Denver for a novena at the Cathe­ than 65 members in the different BRICK REPAIRS retail produce business and was among dral of the Immaculate Concep­ branches of service. Additional in­ the original participants in the organi­ tion. zation of the Denargo market. He formation includes quips from let­ THAT THE SERVICE MEN BRICK REPAIRS: Specializing in brick started a trucking firm in *1929 that Banns of marriage were an­ ters and one page is devoted to enjoy and appreciate the bulletin pointing and repairing, also caulking and 1500 S. Broadway Mr. Harold Bellm operated between Denver and Laramie, nounced for the first time last painting. BE. 8-0444. WALTER EVANS. “ Around the World Vfith Our GI is evident from letters sent to 3177 Benton S t Friends.” the editors, ..Benita Marquez and |We Paj I ashj Louise Medina, who are assisted PAINTING & DECORATING ) For Used Furniture * MONUMENTS FOR TODAY’S OTHER ARTICLES describe by Bobby Mendez, art editor, and parochial affairs of interest to other volunteers. To mention all FOR paperhanging and painting call Anton ► Beringer, 163 Madison. EA. 2285# and service men, Whether they be on names and letters would be im­ ► CEMETERIES possible, but a few taken at ran­ WALLPAPER Hanging. Painting. R*' L Miscellaneiut Itemi i the battlefields of Korea or in the modeling. Call K£. 6793. European assistance army under dom provide an insight. ' ^ PE. 4014 RA. 6423 h Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. Mention INTERIOR AND EX’TERIOR PAXN'TING OPEN EVEN INI W TILL Y p.it. | Max Akire, stationed for sortie Free estimates. Call MAin 8828. of parish picnics, dances, sodality time in Japan, sends word that clubs, and other Oocials, including the bulletin reaches him regulply the regular open-air movies in the and asks that it be kept coming; T h e Largest Catholic Staff of school yard, help sustain interest Don Vigil, who has been overseas in neighborhood events, despite Any Mortuary in Colorado for five years, now is stationed in great distances in space. Korea; Rose Mary Diaz, recently We Don't Want All the home on leave, is a clerk typist in the medical treatment hospital in Collection for Orpfions, Los Angeles J Louis Esquibel writes Business in the World - I, that he is in the air force, sta­ To Be Taken on Aug* 5 tioned in the great “ nation o f t Texas;” and letters from many Just Yours! The annual collection for the others amply justify the bulle­ tin’s publication. We are members of St. Louis’ Parisn. We have 12 • All exposed surfaces are • More than a hundred de­ more than 700 children under the care of Catholic inititutions polished. signs. Every needed size. courteous salesmen, to give you personalized service. will be taken up in all the ALTHOUGH THE BULLETIN •''Many colors and granite • R a i n ’'b o w Monument* churchei of the Archdiocese of does not have its own mailing list, textures. stay beautifuL Denver Sunday, Aug. S. Arch­ parents and friends o f service men bishop Urban J. Vehr, in urg­ are requested to secure copies at ' CALL US ANYTIME SU.' 1-6671 M ortuaries JACQUES BROTHERS ing generosity in -the collection, the church and mail them. Addi­ pointed out that costs have sky­ tional information as well as the Sinn 1M2 rocketed in the past few years names of parishioners are re­ 16th at Boulder Speer at Sherman # E. Colfax at Magnolia Monuments of Distinction and that, despite Comniunity quested, and the editors depend WILSON & WILSON, Realtors (under construction) Chest aid, it would be impos­ largely upon thesf sources for con­ 28 E. 6th Ave. Just O ff Broadway on 6th Ava. sible to continue caring for tinued articles in a publication 2868 South Broadway AL. 2019 these helpless children without that is for and about the service considerable outside aid. men o f the parish.

__ irge-r Telephone, KEyifone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN TIniriday, August 2, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Btreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER 'Cook for the Lord' More Pain, Please Strange But True * By Linus Riordan By Rev. Rawley Myers “NOBODY KNOWS THE TROUBLE I’v« THIS IS THE TIME of the year for parish dkqidJj)A hdL seen,” so goes the old Negro spiritual, and most festivals. The main feature of many of these people attribute these words to their own lives. parish carnivals is a fabulous dinner served by Everybody has trouble. And eve^body somehow the members of the Altar society or some other feels that his trouble is just a little worse than feminine society of the parish. Death of a Kansas Atheist that o f anyone around him. The fact that all Did you ever stop to wonder how many women people do have difficulties is not surprising. The have reached heaven by “cooking for the Lord?” By Paul H. Hallett only five cents each and all bearing intriguing surprising thing is that so many have a pagan Surely their number must be legion; there is titles promising conveniently packaged self-edu­ attitude toward suffering. For many Christians hardly a city, town, or hamlet throughout ^ the READING OF THE SUDDEN-DEATrf of cation in easy doses. And then came the cheated pain is something to be avoided at all coits. A United States that has not at some time or other Emmanuel Haldeman-Jnlius made me think of feeling as he looked beyond the innocent titles great number of pain-killers and sedatives flood seen the women of the parish pitch in to dish up A1 Capone, the Chicago gangster king of the to others that suggested atheism, irreverence, the market to help alleviate aches and pains. a dinner that would help the depleted parochial Prohibition era. At the time of his conviction for and immorality— and when he found that even Ours has been called the “ aspirin age.” All types income tax evasion the press of the country of creature comforts are sold to free us from \ pocketbook. These dinners have been served to the innocent-sounding titles contained cleverly raise money to pay off the parochial indebted­ widely commented on the irony that a notorious disguised attacks on God. anything that might resemble hardship. ' V criminal could not be sent to pQson for possess­ For the true Christian, however, pain is i)ot ness, redecorate the rectory or convent, apd buy THE LITTLE BLUE BOOKS are said to have s,. ing^ gains gotten outside the laws of God and uniforms for the parish athletes. The list ot sold 100,000,000 copies.^-Their proceeds enabled something to be shunned like leprosy. It is a'' project^ that have been supported by parish man, but could be sentenced foe not giving the God-given opportunity to gain grace. So many in state a portion of the proceeds. The only crime their publisher to “indulge an appetite for dinners throughout the nation is almost beyond crepe suzette,” as a silly little article in Time said the world are confused. Pain to them has no pur­ that ever brought the publisher of the Little Blue pose. It is stupid. It is inane because for them compilation. two years ago, and to build the private swimming Books into court was likewise that of income life has little meaning other than having “ a good STOP TO THINK A MINUTE of the millions pool in which he was drowned. How many souls tax evasiojf. And yet he was a soul-bandit of a time.” If this is life’s purpose, then pain should of hours that must have been spent by women >must Haldeman-Julius have devoured along with kind that Capone never was or thought of being. be avoided. If they are right it is most foolish to in preparation o f these dinners. Several dayi^ his crepe suzette? How many men are in hell are required to organize the committee, to This writer, 25 and more years ago, well re­ accept pain with resignation. eUone members his first sight of the Little Blue Books— now who might not have been there had not the figure out the menu, to procure the food, and Little Blue Books insinuated that it was smart to BUT CHRISTIANS HAVE another concept of the world. The earth is not heaven, a paradise ofalL^hops ♦hen finally to cook the edibles and serve them. be skeptical and “unconventional.” And this' o f pleasure, nor is it intended to be so by God. And then when the dinner is completed and every suggests the question: Where is Haldemyi^- T t d ir u f O/ Man Bites Dog? Rather it is a place of trial to prove our love for one has had his or her fill, the tables have to, be lius now? • X ^)iocese cjpes cleared, the dishes washed, and other countless God. Just as a boy must pass the examinations No^Divorce Denied! Cardinal Lotario dei Conti de Segni, who was to get his high school diploma, so must we pass noi use A' jobs have to be done before the women can con­ later Pope Innocent IIJ, wrote that “ every man, sider their job completed. the tests of this world in order to reach the C R O Z l E f ^ , By Rev. John B. Ebel good or bad, at the moment o f quitting this heavenly goal. b e c a u s e i t is Besides the parish dinners, there are the THERE WERE 22 DIVORCES granted one earth to appear before His Judge, sees the vision In one respect, looking only at the suffering countless food sales in almost every parish in o f Our Lord Jesus Christ crucified.” This opinion ^ Sciid, the crook ‘ ^ay last week in Denver, according to the vital itself, pain seems senseless; but pain understood every hamlet, village, and metropolis. These, has not been generally accepted by theologians. s y m b o liz e s statistics columns in the daily papers. None of as a means to an end is indeed desirable. Why do too, require effort and time on the part of the ~ But Suarez, and after him Cardinal Lepicier, ad­ li m it e d them received a headline. But a divorce was people rebel against the pain that God sends? women, who must secure the donations of goods, denied in a case on that day by District Judge mitted that a similar psychic vision could ^ow jurisdictioru. He only wishes through pain to purify us from Chr4cnne cook the goodies, and then act as saleswomen. Edward C. Day, and the-papers recognized an to the soul the real, if not sensible, perfection of selfishness and direct our love to Himself. One (Me4i39o) liAs PRIOR TO THE GREAT WORK of these women is ap­ unusual story when they saw it. Christ, and would be his last grace in the mo­ does not think a parent unjust or cruel because llXf CENTURY preciated by the clergy and other members o f the It is an indication o f the sad state to which ments of his agony. he disciplines his child. All realize he is doing { 4 » .^ ^ e c i ; 7N£ff£ ARE NEARLY \ P O P E S D ID V parish. But like so many other things, the civil matrimony has fallen that the mere denial DID HALDEMAN-JULIUS have the vision of it for the child’s own good. He is training the /OO *Li \/E£"o f -h e r /V CARRY parish often fails to express that appreciation to of a divorce merits a large headline in the papers. Christ crucified, o f the Christ he had blasphemed, youngster to be a good child. And so, too, with those hard-working cooks. They are grateful, CIRCULATION TOOAY. CROZIERS. Certainly the public esteem for married IHe and during those few seconds when he lay expiring God. but fail to say so. , its recognition of the sacred duties of matrimony from a heart attack at the bottom of the swim­ CHRISTIANS,. THEN, should recognize pain Some day maybe we will have an American will fall lower and lower if our divoreq. courts ming pool he had paid for at the price of the for what it is. How refreshing to hear a person saint who will be known as the “ Saint Who are meant to do little more than ring up the souls of others? And if he had it did he experi­ racked with arthritis say, “ I ask God to give me Cooked for the Lord.” Until that official church record o f divorces granted in much the same ence a movement o f perfect sorrow for his part all the pain I can stand.” How Christian for a The Denver Catholic Register recognition is given, thousands of women will go fashion and formality as a grocery clerk rings in that crucifixion? Or, even before that last bedridden patient to say with resignation, “ God about the task of serving parish dinners, more up the record o f a s^e. swim, did he feel genuine sorrow, not simply re­ wants me to suffer for sin in the world.” President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. than satisfied if their customers are pleased In the case in question, the plaintiff sought morse or vagme misgivings, because of the soul ^ Pain is not evil. It is the stuff of which Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., LittD., LL.D. with the meal and a few extra dollars are added a divorce from a woman whom he had met destruction he had caused? We do not Ijnow, but saints are made. Suffering patiently is being Christlike, imitating the Master who said. “ If Managing Director...... Mbnsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. to the parish exchequer. through a lonely hearts club and* with whom he for us, who do not like to think of anyone in anyone wishes to come after Me, let him deny City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. had lived only two days after their marriage. hell, it is consoling to think so. himself, and teke up his cross daily, and follow As grounds he alleged “extreme and repeated And we still think that American laws could Associate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., LittD.; Linus Me” (Luke iv, 23). Remember there could acts of cruelty by his wife.” have discouraged Haldeman-Julius in something Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett Venomously Yours be no Easter Sunday without a Good Friday. AFTER HEARING the testimony. Judge Day besides income tax evasion. LittD .; Jack H'eher, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. * By Jack Heher said: "This may come as a surprise to you and a TH ERE IS A SPECIAL venom secreted by greater surprise to your attorney. ! am denying ' Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. the husband and wife who find growing old to­ Justice Is Served Thl« Paper Printed Entirely By Union Labor you a divorce. There is no evidence of extreme 'William, What Dost Thou gether a bitter burden. Out of a gift o f God, and repeated acts of cruelty by your wife during a blessed partnership, they breed vicious off­ In Devious Ways Published Weekly by the two days you lived together. This court is Ask of the Church?" spring: Selfishness, discontent, bad manners, not Reno and you cannot make a f^rce out of By Guy R. Called THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) even hatred. this hearing. If I granted you an easy divorce By M a r io n E. W oods HAVING COMPLETELY BXHAUSTED the legal machinery established by a republic to 938 Bannock Street, 1 Marriage was meant to make easier the now it would be only a short time until yqu were BILLY W A S a fine specimen of baby, two guard its citizens’ precious rights, four top Com­ Telephone, KEystone 42t)5 P. 0. Box 1620 way to heaven, not to develop into a living married again. If your wife does not return to weeks old. He had some yellow fuzz on his round munist officials convicted by U. S. courts for hell. And to the woman whose husband is a you within a year come back then when you will little head, and 10 tiny toenails adorning the plotting to overthrow the government have fled loud-mouthed boor, life can become just that. have legal grounds of abandonment.” appropriate number of toes. Subscription: For the man whose wife is less than a dream, rather than serve their sentences. Their jail We are proud that Judge Day is a Catholic. $1.00 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. it becomes difficult for him to imagine anything On the 14th day o f his life, Billy was terms, approximately four years, were minor in­ But any judge. Catholic or non-Catholic, who dressed in a fine white handmade dress, wrapped deed, considering the nature of their crime. $1.50 per year Outside Archdiocese df Denver. in the after life that can match her. But the man has the best interests o f the nation at heart, Canada, $2.25 a year per subscription. of the house can develop the mockery of marriage in a dainty blanket, and taken on an expedi­ It does not appear unwarranted to assume should act the same way. When marriage and tion. ^ , they have fled the country, headed, perhaps, for Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.00 a year. more fully. He has more opportunities and a divorce are casually taken as they are by so louder voice. Half a dozen adults gathered with him Russia, for whose interests they have betrayed large a proportion of the American public today, around the font. Suddenly Billy had become a the country o f their birth. It would bo unchar­ Thursday, August 2, 1951 IT IS A FAVORITE locker room, washroom, the welfare of the whole nation suffers. It is very important person. The priest addressed itable, at the least, to hope they make good their barroom pastime to belittle the “little woman,” the sacred duty of ouiPcourts, we firmly believe, him: "Guillaume, quid-petis ab Ecclesia Dei?" and escape to the “fatherland.” There they will find to criticize her shortcomings and magnify her even on purely civil grounds and without ref­ within a very short space of time that they OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER faults. Unfortun'ately the * men who do this the sleeping Billy replied by the voices of his erence to the Catholic principles of marriage, chose the greater of two evils. The very person­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. usually bring this conceited attitude home with sponsors, "Fidem." Asked the priest: “Fides quid to “get tough.” ality factors that caused them to attempt to de­ We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ them. Bellowing at the wife is a good outlet tibi praestat?" and vrtth certainty came the reply, IF DIVORCES CANNOT be casually obtained, stroy their home government: Their contempt of ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or for a feeling of insecurity in a job. Snarling "Vitam aetemam.” it is likely that marriage will not be casually authority, desire for personal power, hatred for those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. over the morning coffee gives a man the proper The first exorcism and prayers followed and entered into. And if marriage is not casually law, will soon destroy them in Russia. warm-up for the day ahead. An occasional punch then Billy received the salt o f wisdom. He took it We hope The Register will be read in every home of the entered into, there will be fewer divorces sought If the example of predecessors might be con­ in the eye, even verbally, can do wonders for calmly, as if this were what he had been waiting Archdiocese. It is time for the courts tC stress that marriage sidered, the four “ Americans” will soon disappear the ego. for the past 14 days. We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in is not a matter of purely private convenience, from the Russian scene to the oblivion o f sudden the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of Thft Register. THERE IS NOTHING like bad manners in but that the partners to marriage accept sacred TH EN C AM E the various exorcisms and death, or, perhaps, even worse. . . For the Rus­ « URBAN J. VEHR the home. Nowhere else can they do greater duties which the state must see that they fulfill. anointings; Again Billy was addressed directly sians, despite the international goals o f “ brother­ damage; nowhere else are they practiced so America will not be strong, and will not be able and, through his sponsors, firmly renounced Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop ofJJenver. hood” they espouse, have an inherent distrust, expertly. ti withstand the insidious and brutal forces of Satan, his works, and his pomps. He proclaimed even hatred for .foreigners, no matter what their . St. Paul said the man should be head o f the Communism if it is not a nation o f strong homes. his faith, and then came the vital question upon political complexion. Forty Hours' Devotion house. All too often the husband demonstrates The denial of more divorces will materially help whose answer hung his eternal destiny: "Guil­ NOTHING DESTROYS the Communist myth laume, vise baptizari?” Did he wish to be bap­ ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER thaVhe is the nether end. to strengthen both the family and the nation. of the “workers’ paradise” quite so effectively tized? Surely his guardian angel must have or permanently as actual contact. Many coun­ Week of Aug. 5, Twelfth Sunday After Pentecoit waited with bated breath for Billy'S reply, tries have learned this lesson, but have been un­ Cripple Creek, St. Peter’s parish (1 3 Hours') • "Volo." able to profit by it. And so, too, with many indi­ Grand Lsdee, St. Anne’s church (13 Hours’) Upon this reassurance, the priest poured on viduals. Those few Americans who have left Keenesburg, #ioIy Family church (13 Hours’) Billy’s downy head the saving waters, while re­ their homeland to enjoy Russia’s blessings, and BIG REASONS... peating the formula. Suddenly Billy was born have returned, have interesting stories to tell. again, gone was the stain o f original sin, he was Our Founding Fathers in their great wisdom now eligible for the Beatific Vision. He was still and Christian traditions wrote into the law of CATHOLIC RADIO LOG a tiny baby, but he had acquired a wonderful the land restrictions on “ cruel and unusual pun­ Station KOA FAMILY THEATER— Wednes. it pays to sax>e dignity. ishment.” We could not, therefore, exile Ameri­ ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, day, 7 :3 0 p.m. Swiftly the rite came to an end. The last can Communists to-Russia, even if Russia -vCere anointing, the white robe, the lighted candle, willing to accept them. That a few American 8 :3 0 a.m. SACRED HEART PROGRAM Sunday, 6:45 a.m. and 11 and then: "Guillaume, vade in pace, et Dominue Communists have fled justice and sought a CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, sit tecum. Amen." Billy did what he was told and “ haven” in Russia tempts the writer to believe p.m. the AMERICAN way I 12 noon. departed in peace, still sound asleep in the arms that justice in these cases was not cheated, but Station KTLN o f his godmother. served to a fuller measure. Station KFEL FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. Jim Crowism Is Unenforceable But It Continues to Exist 5 :3 0 a.m. and 11:30 p.ra. Station KLZ CHURCH OF AIR— Sunday, By J. R. Walsh He has fought in past wars and seen his fellow ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- I , HMHEI mTEftEST I men perish. In times of crisis it makes no differ- , day, 8:15 p.m. 8-8:30 a.m. RACE VIOLENCE is a disturbing factor ence what color o f skin the doctor has who treats American National savings accounts averaging in daily life. Perhaps it is most disturbing be­ cause it is very unnecessary and disillusioning. his deathly ill child or himself. If thirst and $100 or more now earn interest at the increased The recent race tragedy in Cicen?, Ill, only hunger stalk him in the jungle or desert, he does rate of 2% yearly, added twice each year. serves to highlight many similar cases that are not inquire the race of his would-be benefactor. nearly daily, occurrences in Southside Chicago Why, then, does he presume to deny another fel­ and in other cities throughout our country. low man the rights his Creator has given to all? NO LIMIT AMERICA’S GREATNESS is attributed to Hear I People figure the value of real estate declines its many, and diverse nationalities working and the moment a Colorisd family moves into the living together harmoniously. And from this All American National savings accounts avarag- neighborhood. Its value does decrease, but they blending of various races and groups, the great ing $100 or more earn 2 % interest— REGARD- do not ask why. Its value does diminish, not be­ “ melting pot” o f the world is gradually achieving ASK and LEARN LESS OF SIZE. No diminishing rata on large de­ cause the Colored family is present, but mainly a nationality, a oneness which is a paradox, to posits! because the White man himself, with some in­ other countries. ® u t if antagonistic elements herent prejudices, decides his property is worth should enter the melting pot and stifle its work, less and, in turn, the property of his neighbor unity will be dwarfed by diversity, hate will KOA has less value. supersede harmony, and a great American ideal ADDED SAFETY And so it happens that the White residents will become dissipated. 1 in fear and panic decide to sell their homes and At the American National, you enjoy the added Another basic point remains. The White man 8:30 move elsewhere. Some, on the other hand, cannot and the Colored man can live as neighbors and in safety of a BANK savings account, insured up to sell at the time and they resort to violence as a friendly fashion. Their interests in many things EVERY SUNDAY MORNING $10,000 b/Federel Deposit Insurance Corporation. means to prevent further “intrusion.” Those within the neighborhood do coincide, but they who sell in haste suffer large losses; buyers soon must'be tempered with prudence and considera­ sell again at large profits. Questions on religion submitted by the radio tion, and not the biting flame of bigotry. If there i AVAILABILITri BASIC PRINCIPLES are i^ored. If anyone is a will, a firm belief in the individual’s dignity audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. endeavored to prevent the White man from se­ as given him by his Creator, the way may be pur­ Booklet on Catholic Church available free of cost There's no delay . . . no rad tapel Your savings at curing a better place to live for his family,' it is sued in a peaceful manner. A firm will can pave clear, without hesitation, what course of action to all inquirers. the American National are available whenever you the way. I he would follow. But the White man, in turn, re­ • W R ITE TO want tham. fuses to allow his darker-skinned countryman to ASK AND LEARN, StaUon KOA have the same right, regardless of the dictates 'Mad About the Girl' Denver 2, Colorado o f conscience or the Supreme Court. By Ray Hutchinson Youngsters at play may well provide a con­ “I’M CRAZY ABOUT HER!” Did you ever crete answer and example to their parents and hear someone say that about a friend? The ex­ To save you time and trouble, the American 4>la- other adults. At school in the play^ound, or at pression is common enough. It also appears with a parish picnic they play and associate together MAin 5314 tional offers free parking right next door, free v slight (Variations, usually substitutes for the word bank-b)r-mail strvice, convenient "rush-hour” and as normal children will do. And when they have a “crazy.” These would be “mad” or “insane” or "aftar-lieur" depositories. fight with one another, as children often do, the their pedestrian synonym “ nuts.” In every case trouble or "cause” is essentially one that is com­ the implication is the same: I am intensely at­ F. J. KIRCHHOF mon among children, such as “ he stepped on my tracted to this person but on no reasonable toe,” “he hit pie first,” etc. The idea of race grounds. antagonism or color never enters a child’s mind, Ordinarily anyone who uses such an expres­ Open your Savings Account by August 5 that is, until a prejudiced White person first sion will explain that they do not mean- that they Construction Co. plants it there. are actually crazy about their friend. They say Earn interest from Aug. 1 ANOTHER CONCRETE EXAMPLE is af­ it but they do not mean it. And if I should ac­ forded ip St. Cecilia’s parish in Chicago. Father cuse them o f irrationality in using such an ex­ BUILDERS John I. Gallery, pastor, describes the West Ken­ pression, I would be likened to thq^ familiar man wood district in which he serves; “Negro and with the paper head. We Appreciate Your Patronage White families are living side by side in friendly WHY NOT BURY the popular idiom and use fashion. Jim Crow neighborhoods are - unen­ soHiethiiiK which will lend the odor o f sanity to 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. Dinvir’s THIRD URBEST binic in MvInfS forceable by decisions of the U. S. Supreme our friendships? Remember that old, stale ex­ Court and, therefore, are a thing of the pMt.” pression, “ I love her.” Maybe its day is over. dipotiit . I . and |rawln| faitl It is not uncommon for a parishioner to admit to y And maybe it can be reincarnated. Worth-while ESTABUSHEO IIH him that a Negro neighbor proved to be beAer things are hard to kill. than the careless White family which “sold in Love implies self-sacrifice; “ crazy” implies ' haste.” glandular disturbances. Love is nourished by un­ The American Fixture Co. Father Gallery is teaching daily that persons selfishness; “crazy” by adrenalin. Love presup­ Uanattetarsn et The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK of different color can get along together when poses maturity; “ crazy” presupposes Technicolor Giurch Pews and Altars they know each other. He insists that the trouble and a dramatic close-up in the final scene. Love lies in the White residents’ needless panic when by its nature is permanent; “ crazy” by its nature Church Furniture of Denver they hear a darker-skinned family is moving into is fickle and treacherous as the emotions are Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures the neighborhood. The basic question asked is hckle and treacherous. • 17th at Lawrence Streets not the color of their skin, which for all persons No, you are not “mad about the prl,” but Millwork of All Kinds is only surface deep; rather, why not give them you very well may love her. And if you do not MA. 0168 the opportunity, such as the White man wants for mean what you say, how about trying to say F. J. Kirchhof, Pres. 1236 Arapahoe St. T"H E 'B'A'N'K OF PERSONALIZED 8’E'RV^rc^r himself, to prove who and what they are? what you mean? If you say "I’m crazy” long enough, you may begin to believe it. Speech, C. F. Stahl, Vice Pres. Denver, Colo. Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The White man enjoys the protection of the Constitution and the rights proclaimed in it like any other gift from God, can be abused.

i Office, 938 Bannock Stroef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talephont, KEyitona 4205 Thuridoy, August 2, 1951 ST. JAMES' PARISH Kiddies Travel Happiness Highway AskecJ to Meet at Church Aug. 4 Please PtkroiUse These Friendly Firms Westwood Men to Put Up Bazaar Booths

WALT BAbGER SAYS: (St. Anthony’* Parish, Westwood) maid was Miss June Lawhead. tended were the bridegroom’s par­ The men of the parish are asked Arthur Nider was the best man, It’s time to get the Kiddies' Clothes to be at the church grounds Satur­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Zam­ and Sgt. Robert *A. Francis of prelli of White Plains, N. Y.; Mr. day, Aug. 4, at 1 o’clock to put up Lowry air base was usher. Miss , Ready for School the booths for'th e carnival. and Mrs. Homer Hutchins of Gary, Carol M. Zamprelli, sister o f the Ind.; and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett The hour of adoration for the bridegroom, and Karol Nider were Nocturnal Adoration group of Wozniak of Michigan City, Ind., the flg^wer girls. They were uncles and aunts of the bride. St. Anthony’s is from 5 to 6 a.m. dressed in orchid and pink organdy Associated Cleaners in Holy Ghost church, on Aug. 3. Several songs were rendered by floor-length dresses, and carried Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Wozniak; a There will be a Mass in honor of old-fashioned bouquets of yellow the Sacred Heart on Friday, Aug. toe and tap dance was presented by 6736 E. Colfax DcIlTcrr Scrrtc* EA. 5462 carnations. Gregory Jensen, Peggy Nider; and a recording was 3, and a Mass in honor of Our brother of the bride, was the ring- Lady of Fatima on Satiyday. made for W. F. Zamprelli, Jr., bearer. _ Wayne Jensen, brother of brother of the bridegroom, who Sunday, Aug. 5, the Altar and the bride; Charles and Elmer Rosary society will receive Com­ was unaWe to attend the wedding. Albery, and Bruce Schuster, After a wedding trip to Grand munion in the 8 o’clock Mass. friends of the bride, were the altar Tickets for the carnival ham Lake, the couple will make their boys' at the Mass. Mrs. Arthur home in Denver. ST. JOHN'S PARISH dinner can be obtained at the Nider, matron of honor, was church after all the Masses on Patronize These Friendly Firms soloist, accompanied by Bob Sunday. Tickets are $1 for adults Cavarro. and 50 cents for children. , Sts. Peter and Jude’s circle has A wedding breakfast following Permanent Waving Choir Prepares charge of the trading post booth the Nuptial Mass was served in Conover's Food Store at the carnival. A box has been the rectory basement, which had a Specialty been decorated in blue and white I'ealuring Quality Only placed in the rear of the church My Lady Edith for the cojlection of small articles by Mrs. Ed Curneen and Peggy EXCELLENT MEAF For Dedication that members of the parish are Nider. Beauty Shoppe CHOICE GROCERIES) asked to donate. Out-of-town guests who at­ Ulnalt Kcudtr. Mn. UAli.Y UELIVKUIES Baptized in St. Anthony’s church 1718 E. 6th FR. 2787 were the following: Sheryl Ann 2804 E. 6th At*. E A . 0788 Of All Saints' Kingcaid, daughter of Mr. and (A ll Sainta’ Parisli, Dsnyar) Mrs. Lawrence Kingcaid, spon­ The choir is holding final re­ sors, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flan- ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH CLAYTON TEXACO hearsals in preparation for the nigan; John David Culp, son of , Patronize These Friendly Firms dedication of the church. Practice Mr. and Mrs. David R. Culp, Jr., W uhinc T lru Capitol Drug Co. is held every Thursday at sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. James J. G n iiin c AcetworlM 8 p.m. All members are requested Bayer, Jr.; Mary Claudette Marsh, Paul 0. Schneider, Prop. to attend each practice as it is im­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Member of S t Philomena’i Parish) Alameda Drug Store W< pick up Si delirar portant at this time. Marsh, sponsors, Mr. and Mrs- BUCHANAN’S V. O. PETERSON, Prop. Andy Marlon, Lessee Visit Our Modern The men of the parish are do­ Robert Wachter; and David Rob­ 6th A Clayton FR. 7S5I Prescription Dept, nating their time to the remod­ ert Guttierrez, son of Mr. and Mrs Christian Bros. Wines Cnt Rate Drags eling of the parish hsil. Any Sam Guttierrez, sponsors, Mr. and All Popalsr BMr* Fountain Service Sundries Kodak Films and Camerai man wishing to donate time to Mrs. Lloyd Guttierrez. Wt Dslivsr Your Business Appreciated OLSON'S 24-Hour Dereloping this work is requested to fill The Rev. Edward O’Donnell of PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. out an occupational slip and Blair, Neb., brother of Mrs. Brat- Alameda & So. Broadway Playtex Baby Supplies turn it in any eyening at the rosovsky, is a guest in the Brat- Food Market hall. rosovsky home this week. FREE DELIVERY Donations for the Save-Way On July 24 Caroline Gerlits, CONOCO PRODUCTS Appreciate Your Business 6tk At*, at Fillmor* FR. 2741 store, a booth at the bazaar, are Marlene Gerlits, Louise Sandoval, Lubrication - Delco Batteries 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 still l5eing solicited. Commercially Kay Moore, and Karol Cohen'our ‘SiieUlt canned goods can be brought to “ ROAD TO HAPPINESS,” the play presented by Mar­ brought picnic lunches and worked Car Washing the church, where a box is pro­ from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. «n the vided. gery Reed nursery, Denver, is typified in the happy faces card tables for use in the church Cleaners & Dyers of the little players in these scenes from the entertainment July 26. W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS The Mother of Perpetual Help hall. They met in the home of Mrs. J. H. Bol*ing*r • Dick Tr*ml*tt BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH circle will hold a meeting Tues­ The board of directors, parents, and friends of the 125 children who Irma Williamson. Others who have Alameda & Logan PE. 9840 day, Aug. 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the attend the nursery were the honored guests. The play climaxed the spent several hours working on 328 Broadway Patronize These Friendly Firms home of Mi:s. Kale Cline, 2676 S. summer activities, as the nursery will resume operation Aug. 20.— the tables are Mrs. Gerlits, Lucille Trying. (Register photos by Smyth) Schaeffer, Clarice Boeding, and Temptation Phones PE. 3753 & 3754 Children baptized recently were Dorothy Geary. David Joseph, infant o f Mr. and Gloria Jensen Is Bride “ The Sign Mrs. William O’Brien; sponsors, Miss Gloria Mae Jensen, daugh­ ICECREAM - Nate's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Morris Duhaime; St.« Patrick's Altar Group ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jen­ That SeltM" Quality Eggs DL 4266 Margery Ruth Kabermus, infant sen of Arvada, became the bride CUT RATE DRUGS B Jnx" f- o f Mr. and Mrs. William Kaber­ of Cpl. Vincent G. Zamprelli, And Butter runo For Tap Mirkit PriM Fountain Servie* • Gifts , B mus; sponsors, Esther Carroll and son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Zam­ Win*s, Basra, Etc. * R«H£R Lilt Yoir Prapirty oets Communion Aug. 5 fieVIAtT2Z"*AVt. ' Wltk Ui George Cameron. prelli of White Plains, N. Y., in FrM D.lirtry AT aUASET St. Anthony’s church in a double- Broadway Creamery (St. Patrick’ a Pariah, Denver) Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sutliff left Alameda ft Penn. RA 2203-9848 July 31 for a three-week vacation ring ceremony prior to a Nup­ 66 So. Broadway SP. 2665 Aik for National Gift StsU This Sunday, Aug. 5, will be St. Vinewt'sHNS with Mr. and Mrs. James' Sutliff tial Mass celebrated by the Rev. Holy Communion day for the mem­ in Harper, Ore. M. A. Maher. The bride, who bers of the Altar and Roeary so­ was given in marriage by her ROSS VARIEH STORE Mr. and Mrs. John Powers and father, wore a gown of candlelight JACKSON'S To Hear Jesuit Talk ciety and for all the women o f the NOTIONS • INFANT WEAR three children, who are active in ivoTy satin with long sleeves and New Fashion Cut Rate Drugs Hardware . Toys (St. Vincent de Paul’, Parish, parish. parish affairs, moved to Billings, a chapel-length train. The fitted • Denvar) Mont., where they will make their, bodice was designed with a Queen PRES(?UPTIONS 2214-16 Kearney The regular meeting of the PHO"* The Holy Name society will new home. Anne-collar of Renaissance lace, Cleaners & Dyers FOUNTAIN SERVICE DE. 4488 meet at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, aociety will be held at 1 :3 0 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. John Caremba an­ and her double-tiered, finger-tip FREE PROMPT DEUVERT Aug. 8, in the school hall. The Call BP. 2442 Downias 4 Alaasda Tuaaday, Aug. 7, in the achool nounced the birth of a daughter veil of ivory illusion fell from a Expert Work speaker will be the Rev. James meeting room. Membera will July 11 in Mercy hospital. Ma­ crown of orange blossoms. She MeShane, S.J., of Sacred Heart John C. ternal grandparents are Mr. and carried white roses and stej)ha- Fast Service parish. His subject will be “ Den­ welcome Mra, Syl Franka, long Mrs. Charles Callero, and paternal notis. 530 E. Alameda • SP. 0079 ver’s Racial Problems,’’ which ahaent becauaa of a foot injury. How many tim*i a doy SchoU grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The matron of honor was Mrs. ROTOLO'S should be of great interest to all. 10033 E. Colfax'Aurora 82 doM that male* our phon* Hostesses for the meeting in John J. Caemba o f Harrisburg, Pa. Arthur Nider, and the brides­ FINEST All men of the parish are invited. 796 So. Broadway ring? You flgur* It out. We'r* HEATS AND July were Mmes. Helen Long and GROCERIES Refreshments will be served. Th« Arms listed hers deserve to too busy answering the phon* The Altar and Rosaiy society Joseph Petraglia. The women be remembered when you are dis* tributing your patronage to the dif* . . . taking orders to b* do- j 2S15 Fairfax cleaning the altar in the past will receive Communion in a body First Friday Exposition ferent lines of businees. Standard Gas & Oils liverad In all parts oi Denver. FR. 2706 in the 8 o ’clock Mail on Sunday, month were Mmes. Mary Libonati Aug. '5. Will w* be answering your and Angelina Franks. 'The Altar society will meet in ring soon? Friday, Aug. 3, will be the first Chargs Accounti Invited the school hall on Monday, Aug. 6, Slated Aug. 3 at St. John's YOU ALWAYS immediately after the recitation Friday of the month. Since Father The REXAU Store ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH SAVE AT o f the Rosary at 1:30 p.m. Regis F. McGuire is on his vaca­ (S t. John’s Parish, Denver) M.M., of St. Louis, Mo., spoke at The nocturnal adoration hour tion, there will be only one Mass all Masses last Sunday on behalf Patronize These Friendly Firms 16% Butterfot Ice Cream! SIMMONS DRUG for men o f the parish in the Holy offered, at 7 :30, on this day. Exposition of the Blessed Sac­ of the Maryknoll missions. MADE TO OUR OWN FORMULA Ghost church Friday, Aug. 3, will Confessions for first Friday will rament will be held in St. John’s Mrs. Maureen Hoch is recover­ 2162 Coin. eiTd. EA. 1252 be from 1 to 2 a.m. REPAIRS STORAGE Valvat-smooth, rich and tull-bod- be heard on Thursday afternoon church all day on the first Fri­ ing from an operation in St. Jo­ SCIENTIFIC lad. Dalicious flavors—chocolate. and evening at the regular times. day, Aug. 3. Masses that morn­ seph’s hospital. Watch Repairs Itiawbarry. vanilla, mint. In Banns o f marriage were an­ ing will be at 6, 7, and 8 o’clock. ARTISTIC CUANERS Saalri^ht eortoni. St. Philom ena's Men Cecily Johnson, daughter / of nounced for the second time be­ Services on Friday evening at Dunbar>Andrews “ Personal Attention Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Brown, was JEWELERS Fairfax Hardware tween Japies Persechette of St. 7:30 will be held in honor of the baptized by Monsignor Moran on To Play St. John's Team Patrick’s and Joan Bloom of Holy 3339 E. Colfax Given Each Garment* (Colfax at Fairfax) Sacred Heart. Confessions will Wednesday, Augl 1. The sponsors Trinity parish, and for the last Ave. Delivery Service HARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTS The St. Philomena Men’s be. heard on Thursday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert time between Evelyn Meis of Pres­ HOUSEHOLD ITEMS club haa challenged St. John’a from until 6 and on Thursday Sweeney. Whare Parking It No Problem 2636 EAST Uth AVE. EAst ms Men’a club to a loftball game to entation parish and Joseph Bel­ evening from 7 ;30 until 9 o’clock. FR. 2725 5022 £. Colfax Two daughters of Mr. and be played Sunday, Aug. 19, at mont of St. Patrick’s. Men of the pariah ate invited Mrs. Edward Madden, Sister H. L. Hloehtrt. Prop. 2 o’clock at Ninth and Colum­ The priests o f the parish urge to join in the nocturnal adoration Karen (Mary Catherine) and Frank Antonelll W. L- (Speed) Miegtr bine atreet, Denver, Dr. Jamea new families to come to the rec­ exercises in the Holy Ghost church Sitter Seton (Theresa) will W. S. (Bill) Carry CROSLEY Cumminga, the St. Philomena tory and introduce themselves. The firms listed here deserve to this Thursday evening, Aug. 2, make their final vows as Sis­ preaident, predicta hia aluggera 'Thomas Austin, son o f Mr. and Complete Line of be remembered wheii you are dis- from 10 to 11 o’clock. Any men ters of Loretto on Aug. 15 at tributlnf your patronage to the dif­ will lambaat St. John’a. The St. Mrs. Harland Austin, returned who lack transportation to the the Loretto mother-hbuse in Refrigeration ferent lines of busintas. -* John preaident, At Riedy, atoutly July 30 from a three-week vaca­ Holy Ghost church are invited to Nerinx, Ky. Another sister. deniea it. tion in Eagle. WINES & COLD BEER Radios call the rectory and to accompany Sister Margaret Ann (Mar­ the priests to the hour of adora­ garet) is already professed. Plenty of Canned Be'br tion. The Rev. Subdeacon Edward Complete Selection Bazaar at St. Cajetan's Saturday is the first Saturday, Madden, a brother of the three ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH a day of special devotion to the girls, will be ordained a priest JtdL Electrical Appliances next year for the Archdiocese Patronize These Friendly Merchants Immaculate Heart of Mary. Mary has promised special benefits to of Denver. 3504 E. Colfax FR. 8881 The BLARNEY SHOP is Being Held Aug. 2-5 those who receive Holy Commun­ (St. Cajetan’s Parish, Denver) in charge of tickets and publicity. ion on five successive first Satur­ ST. CATHERINE'S FREE DEUVERT 3209 East Colfax ; EDDIE'S TEXACO New collapsible booths, recently Among many and vai-ied fea­ days and who meditate on the WHITTAKER constructed, are being used at the tures offered are fav'rite Mexi­ Mysteries of the Rosary. Novena Patronise These friendly Firms annual bazaar, Aug 2-5, on the can and New Mexican foods. prayers- in honor o f Our Lady of Betty & Bob’s Products ; SERVICE ^ These are in charge of members the Miraculous Medal are recited Texaco PHARMACY grounds of St. Cajetan’s school Lubrication Tire* FGL. 2215 3200 W. 22th At*. under the direction of the execu­ of the Carmelite society, the Sa­ after the Mass and in the evening Beauty & “ The Friendly Store** at 7:30 with Rosary and Benedic­ JO^N snd BERTHA MeBRIDE Washing 's -.' Accessories ► • Washing • Lubrication^ tive committee and other mem­ cred Heart society, and othet tion. k R Tires * Auto Accessories Prescription Specialisti bers, including Ben Chacon, car­ groups. Barber Shop Joe & Andy’s The various booths will he han­ k * Battery Service W. 32nd and Perry. Cl. 2401 penter. and painter; Mr. Moya, Monsignor John P. Moran YOUR Specialising in and Ben Benavidez, chairman of dled by members o f the Christian has receiyec! a gift of $500 Permanent Waving SERVICE STATION the bazaar. Eugene De Leon, Fe­ Doctrine society, the Young La­ from the estate of the late Mrs. CLEANERS 2692 E. 12tb At*. lix Gallegos, and Gus Garcia are dies’ sodality, the Lawrence Mary B. Fallon, mother of Mrs. EA. 4723 12th ft Clayton FR. 9826 Ladies’ club, the Dahlias club, the Charles McFadden" and Gene GLtndsIs 2502 3732 TEJON 8T. Holy Name society, and by other O’Fallon, both of the parish. Under New Management The firms listed here de­ Wheatridge Altar Unit volunteers. HOLY FAMILY PARISH This sum will be applied to the serve to be remembered Among many imported Mexican building fund of the new St. Patronize These Friendly Firms Sets Bake Sale Aug. 4 articles are others thht ar« equally John church as a memorial to Lombardi's Jewelry when you are distributing interesting. These include a new LOYOLA PARISH Thomas F. Grace. Owner (Sts. Pater end Paul’s Parish, Mrs. O’Fallon. ' Ford, 1951 model, which is the Patronise These Friendly Firms your patronage in the dif­ Wheatridge) The Rev. John Harrington, Expert Watchmaker main feature o f the four-day cele­ The monthly hake sale spon­ Sales & Service ferent lines of business. F A N N I N G ’ S bration. Information on the car BILLY’ S i m sored by the Altar and Rosary so­ 2418 E. Colfax FR 5633 may be received from the members SAVE TIME ' TRADE AT HOME CORNER 44TH LOWELL BLVD. ciety will be held Saturday, Aug. Chicken by Phone Shop TEXACO SERVICE on the bazaa* committee and also Rock; Fiori snd Jo* Hs;es Delicious Foods - Weekday TIRES . BATTERIES 4, from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Charlotte Angelo, Arvada 79, has at the rettory. All are urgeii to at­ Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. Luncheons - Steaks • Chickens ACCESSORIES tend. There will be games for Opens on South Side volunteered to pick up baked goods Your Convenient • BEER • WINE • MIXED DRINKS COMPLETE SERVICING young and old REASONABLE PRICES for those who have no means of A new business has opened in ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH Prsnk Wsiner • UonsJ-Zlnn, Props. This Thursday evening, Aug. 2, Druggist 44th & STUART GR. 9824 transportation. The sale will be the South Gaylord shopping dis­ Holy Hour devotions will be held Pr* criptioa* Liquor Please Patronize These Friendly Firms held at the Wheatridge Realty trict, known as “ Chicken by 2 and Confessions heard in prepar­ company) 7065 W. 38th avenue. Phone,’’ at 1010 S. Gaylord, Den­ 17th sad Raco EAst 9227 ation for the first Friday. On The chairmen this month are Myr­ ver. Herman Wachter, a member MARY LEE Young Modems PYiday members o f the Sacred tle Barrett and Frances Austin. of St. Louis’ parish, is the owner, CAROLYN’S CLEANERS Compl«t« selMtion of elothins for tbt Heart society will receive Com­ and he., also operates the Moun­ St. Rose of Lima Parish little ffirl MT)d the Junior MUs. The Men’s club will receive munion corporately. On the first Hata Cleaned ft Blocked Communion in the 7 o’clock Mass tain View chicken ranch near Play Clotlias for Brother Sunday, Aug. 5, the Young Ladies’ Englewood, which will furnish PROMPT SERVICE 4816 Tennyson Street 0. K. this Sunday, All the tnen o f the society will receive Communion All work guarantMd Members Holy Family Parish parish are invited to join them. choice chickens for the new store. • Alterations • HemstitcUnc corporately and will meet after One may order a fried chicken din­ Open eTenings till 8 poou Sacristy workers for Saturday, a Battenholss the Mass in the church hall. ner, with potatoes, salad, and rolls, Perry's Cleaners CLEANERS Aug. 4, are Annalee Casselman and Parish Jubilee Aug. 7 748 Fox St. Phon* CH 2832 Charlotte Angelo. enough for three, delivered piping G ood. Cleaning Other highlights in the parish hot; 6r French-fried jumbo shrimp, Pick-up and Delivery include the silver jubilee o f the which arc available not only on 2027 W. Alameda RA. 9855 building and the consecration of Fridays but every day; or custom­ Santo Fe Shoe HospHol North Denver Cleaners St. Cajetan’s church. All old- ers may stop in and pick up their 4120 Tennyson Dr. F. A. Smith W* R*dr*sa Su*d*a I ALTERATIONS timers who have memories o f the orders. Booths have been installed first struggling days o f the parish for those who wish to eat at this W * R*finiih L*ath*r-< Any Color MACHINE BUTTON HOLES Optometrist are requested to make themselvei new shop. The phone number is Tba firms Hatad hsrs daaarva to W* Dy* Shooi I GL. 5084 ST. DOMINIC'S bo remembered when you are dia-' known and to aid in this observ­ SPruce 4469. 3939 Tennyson GL. 8812 tributtof your patronaga to tbo dif­ ance, which will take place on Patronise These Friendly Firms ferent lines of businsss. I 742 SANTA FE DRIVE Ford Optical Co. ^ug. 7. The Feast of St. Cajetan, Centennial Gift to City patron of the church of the Span­ ; The fiiyis listed here de- CORN FED MEA’TS ish speaking, also occurs on Aug. 7. Hornell, N.Y.— Bishop James E. OPEN ’TIL MIDXIGHT EVERY NIGHT POULTRY AND HSH Eyes Exi^nined * Visual Car* The interior of the school at Kearney of Rochester oflficiated ,‘serve to be remembered Individually Styled Glass** St. Cajetan’s has been cleaned and at the dedication of the new Iwhen you are distributing T E m Y S O N repainted. Weeds in the’ play yards million-dollar wing o f St. James’ NORM'S SERVICE 1558 Broadway TE)CACO of the boys and girls have been Mercy hospital, in the charge of the NORM ENGBLOH. Prep. .your patronage in the dif­ [Meat Market EsUbllshtd 1916 removed, and all is in readiness Sisters of Mercy, which provided Twiss ii4 FirotsBi PnSieti SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK 4016 Tennyson GR* 0443 TAbor 1295 ferent lines of business. j for the week-end fiesta and the Hornell with its “ 100th anniver­ 3160 Tejen GLendale 0228 ■* Lihrlutiia ssS Waiklii TA B O R 9222 beginning of the next school term. sary birthday gifV Offiea, 938 Bannock Stroat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Taltphont, KEystona 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN ' 1 . Thursday, August 2, 1951 K. of C. Deputy, Chaplain Parrish-Gauglian Rites : Pair Married in Greeley A r ^ P ' W In Colorado Springs Greeley.—seley.— (St. Peter’s Parish) tion and has taught fo r the past I I I I I V JLjL ▼ ▼ — Mrs. Cecilia T Walsh17*lMkt niAACAvtGleeson Avs/Iand At.three years at Phillipsburg, VT N. T J. Attend Leadership School Colorado Springs.— Miss Mary Elizabeth Gaughan, daughter of Dr. Edwin J. Haefeli were quietly Prior to that time she taught in Colorado Springs. _— (Sacredwill be offered for the promoters, married July 16 before a Nuptial Heart Parish)—The Rev. Joseph 'members, and their families on the Mr. and Mrs. Jomes J. Gaughan, the Greeley public school system Mass in St. Peter’s church. Only Ksne, O.M.I., state chaplain, and first Friday or first Saturday of and Thomas Elliott Parrish, son of" members of their immediate fami­ from September of 1944 to June Canoll Dunn, state deputy, of the every month. Mrs. C. E. Parrish of Grosse PoitiC lies were present ,to witness the of 1947. She was reared here and Knights of Columbus of Colorado, dur Lady of Fatima devotions Mich., were married in St. Mary’#- is a graduate of Greeley high single-ripg ceremony with Monsi­ attended the summer School of will be held this Saturday, Aug, church July 21. "2 gnor B. J. Froegel officiating. school. She is the daughter o f Mrs. To Hear Mrs. Spillman Boy Leadership held at Regis col­ The Very Rev. Monsignor W i£ 4, after the 6:30 and 7:30 Masses. Hattie Walsh of 1848 11th avenue , The couple were attended by the Fort Collins.—-(St. Joseph’s Parish)— Mrs. Mary Spill­ lege, Denver, July 28. The Knights Mother of Sorrows devotions are Ham J. Kelly witnessed the cere­ and the late M. J. Walsh. ^ ■ I I 1/ ' T I mony. The bride was pven in maiw bride’s sister, Mrs. A. L. Prouty man, who is the retiring diocesan president of the Brooklyn *^f Columbus have been engaged in held every Friday night at 7:45 ^ ried by her father. Miss Catherinf of Arvada, and the( bridegroom's Dr. Haefeli'lias beep an optome he field o f Catholic youth work followed by Confessions. Diocesan Council of Catholic Women, will speak to the Gaughan of Reno; Nev., sister o f son. Dr. Joseph Haefeli. trist here since 1918. He is a past iOr the past 29 years. Under the 'F irst Friday Masses in Sacred exalted ruler o f the Elks, former women of the Fort Collins deanery ACCW oh Monday, Aug. sponsorship o f the Knights o f Co­ the bride, was maid o f honor. Mrs. A wedding breakfast in the Tea Heart church are a t'6:30 and 7:30 president o f the Community Chest, 6, in St. Joseph’s school hall. She will tell the women of her lumbus, 300 professional youth Robert Lake, also a sister o f the House honored the bridal pair. o’clock and in Our Lady of Per­ director o f the Greeley Chamber activities as president o f the coun­ leaders have been trained in the bride, was bridesmaid. Georgj. They then left on an' extended petual Help church, Manitou of Commerce, and past president cil of the country’s largest diocese ill Greet (Sew boy guidance course at the Univer­ Brickell w^s best man. Ushers were wedding trip of undisclosed des­ Springs, at 8 o’clock. Dr. Thomas Messinger, Thomas tination. On return they will be o f the Rotary club, and the Colo­ and will talk at length on the “ Pro- sity o f Notre Dame. The Colum­ Hearne, and James Gaughan, Jr. at home at the Haefeli residence rado Optometry sodiety. He was josed Program for Parish Activ- bian Squire program now operates The committee for the an­ nual (ilver dollar dance Aup. 31 A wedding breakfast was held in, at 1119 11th avenue. given an honorary life member­ ties in the Work of Family and in 42 states, in three provinces of Officers August I will meet with the Father Kane the Antlers hotel. After a wedding- Mrs. HaefeliHaeieli is a graduate oiof tnethe snipship in the' Elks for outstanding Parent Education,’’ which is the CSnada, Mexico, Cuba, and the trip to Grand Lake, the couple will Colorado State College o f Eduea-.l service major project for the ACCW on a Brighton. — (S t Augustine’s Philippines, as well as at the Sum­ on Monday eveninf, Aug. 6, in make their home at 1129 N. Ne^ nation-wide basis. Parish) — The Kuights of Colum­ mer School of Boy Leadership in­ Snemd Heart hall. ^Tka annual vada avenue. Young women of the deanery bus will meet Thursday, Aug. 2, augurated in 1925. dance and parish get-together will be held in tha Colorado The Kensington club •will meet area are cordially invited to at­ at 8:30 p.m. in the parish hall. Annual Triduum tend this meeting. Reservations Springs V F W hall Friday even­ for luncheon in the home of Mrs._ All the members are urged to at­ The annual triduum o f Our may be made by calling Mrs. Hugh ing, Aug. 31. Stephen Stageman on Saturday^ tend, as this will be the first meet­ Lady of Perpetual Help in prepar­ Carroll, 1524. The annual summer school Aug. 4, at 1 p.m. ing with the . new officers presid­ ation for the Feast of the Assump­ classes closed Monday, July SO, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dietz will, The meeting, wkich will be ing. The knights will receive Com­ tion will be held Aug. 12-14 in Colorado Si>rings ^ Held in St. Jo.epk’i lebool hell, munion in a bddy in the 8 o’clock with ft special Mass offered by entertain a group" of 20 at a break-' Perpetual Help church, Ruxton will itert at 10i30 Monday Mass Sunday, Aug. 6. the Rev. John F. Nelson, O.M.I., fast Sunday, Aug. 5, at 1 1 -a.m, avenue, Manitou Springs. The eve­ merning, Aug. 6. Thara will ba The following men will serve as pastor. The Sisters of St. Mary de in their home honoring their house- ning devotions will begin at 7:45 a lunchaon in tha Gilban room ushers during the month of Namur were in charge of the ses­ guests, Mr. and Mrs. Robert DaviS with morning Masses at 8 o’clock. of tbo Nortbam betel at 12:30, August: At the 6 o’clock Mass, A1 sions. of Carmel, Calif. , at wbicb tbe principal speaker Mollendor and George Sack; at the Members of the Perpetual Help will ba the Rev, Peter O’Brien, 8 O’clock Mass, Clyde Peterson and confraternity, parishioners, and MAY REALTY O.P., fqrmar Provincial of tbe George Roth; at tbe 10:30 Mass, many devotees of the Blessed Dominican Weitarn province. George R. Sack and Victor Jaco- Mother are planning to attend bucci: and at the 11:30 Mass, these devotions. The Requiem Anniversary Maas The Rev. Goorge Williams of R E A L T O R sung July 26 for Father Edward George Schenfeld and John Beals. St. Charles’ charch, Waltham, Breen, deceased priest of St. Jo­ The women who are planning seph’s parish, was well attended to attend the meeting o f the Mass., was a recent guest o f Fa INSURANCE . LOANS ther Joseph Kane, O.M.I., of the by members of the parish. Also, on M r., Mary Spillman Greeley deanery at Platteville Aug. July 29, a large number received 7 are asked to make their luncheon same locality and attended the Ute Theater Bldg. Communion for the repose of his Harold Pielsch and Margaret Me reservations with Mrs. Carolyn same schools in Massachusetts. TO PERSONAL soul. Knight, both of Fort Collins. Baldwin by Aug. 3. The promoters of the League Banns of marriage were an­ of the Sacred Heart will hold a , r Colorado Springs, Colo. The daughter of the J. R. Cod- The Legion of Mary sponsored RELIAM.E. AND COMPUTE nounced for the first time on Sun­ special meeting in the month of ingtons, Cynthia Jeanne, was bap­ its annual pilgrimage to the MAIN 1 8 9 8 day, July 29, for Richard McCor­ Mother Cabrini shrine July 29. All August in Sacred Heart hall. INVESTMENT mack of Greeley and Leona Was- tized Sunday by the Rev. Richard the parishioners were invited to The Sacred Heart League now has inger of Fort Collins; also for Duffy. make the trip. 12 promoters and more than 200 members. One Mass each month, SERVICE THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON Colorado Springs Girl to Be Married Idaho Springs Society atii mw—IIS I. Plla PMk—aAli 144 Optom etm t Sifts Itaii SM B. Tills " aAls I V Colorado Springs. — Mr. andlLouis Kleine, son of Mr. and Mrs. the Mt. St. Scholastica college, Lays Plans for Bazaar You can depend upon BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN Professional Pharmacy 111 Nerth Tejea it . Mrs. Clement C. Zecha announced Henry Kleine of Slater, Mo. An Atchison, Kans., and Mr. Kleine PHOKI MAIM U lt Idaho Springs.— The Catholic to give you personal, reliable, and complete invest­ 601 No. Tejea MAla 1088 the engagement of their daughter, early September wedding is plan- is a graduate of St. Benedict’s Ladies’ Aid of St. Paul’s parish' ment service and advice . . . whether you're merely COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Frances Elaine Zecha, to Robert!ned. Miss Zecha is a graduate of college, also in Atchison. met July 26 in the home of Miss seeking information or wish to buy or sell securities Laura Woodward, with Mrs. Ella William H. Buth, now stationed in small or large amounts. Get Baur*u (of Denver) , PETE BERONl ^ with the army in Hersfeld, Ger­ Cutter cohostess. Plans were made Candy and Ice Cream at Frank Warembourg, 60, many, has been promoted from the for the coming bazaar to be held ^FURivrruRE s h o p ; rank of captain to major. He will Aug. 17 and 18. Those present Wrlte^or visit BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN soon. ^ UPHOLSTERING, ^ now assume duties as quarter were: Father Francis Potempa, Johnson-English RI-VPHOLBTERINO AND Anna Woodward; and Mmes. Our personnel, our library, and our research depart­ REPAIRING Buried in Louisville Rites master officer at subpost head Slip CoTin bb4 Dnp«1ie quarters in Hersfeld. He is the Elizabeth Mackey, Florine and ment are at your service . . . without any obligation. Drug Co. He4. te Order Louisville.— (St. Louis’ Parish) munity hospital. He is survived Barbara; Mary Lentz, Jack Con­ Fornlturu Made to Order son of Mr. and Mrs. William J LENTHERIC Toiletries — Requiem Mass was offered Sat­ by his wife, Josephine, and three Buth. His wife is the former Lera ners, Agnes Fredrick, Lulu Aggers, D ll-n Se. Wihutch Are. MAla S1H4 O’Keefe, Nancy O’Keefe of St. Tijee et BUoo S t Plwae USt sons, Frank, Jr.; Edward, and Al­ Jaratz, daughter of Mrs. Angela urday, July 28, at 9:30 o’clock in Louis, Dempster, Ella Blachly, B O SW O m SmUVAN £ COMPANY, Inc. fred, all of Louisville. Mr. War­ Jaratz, 308 Beacon street. Mrs, "If Your Are Electrical The Heyae Sheet St Louis’ church for Frank War­ embourg was buried in the Louis­ and Eva Heller; and Miss Laura JOHN A SUUIVAN, haeAaat embourg, 60, who, after a long Buth a’nd the couple’s small daugh­ Woodward and Ella Cutler. Call Main 959** Metal and Roofing ville cemetery where the Boulder ter, Sandra, are with the major in Ki. «24t illness, died in the Boulder Com- council of Elks held graveside WIRINO—FIXTUBBS AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED Germany. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT se^ices. AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP HEATING BOOPING ESTATE OF FRANK J. KNOPKE, SHEET HBTAL The first business meeting for Mrs. William Young of Decatur, Berwick Electric Co. III., announces the engagement of DECEASED. No. 87883. 660 SEVENTEENTH S T. • D E N V E R , C O L O R A D O III SO. NEVADA organizing the annual parish ba­ Notice ia hereby given that on the 18th J. D. BERWICK her daughter, Mary Lou Kekeisen, P b.B .t HAIa IIS zaar was held Monday evening, day of September. 1961, I will present to C.Ierade Sprins., CalonS. AURORA to Robert James, son o f Mrs Brt. IIU July 30, at 7:30 in the church the County Court of tbe City and County basement. Father Harold Glent- Emalie James of 1601 N. El Paso of Denver, Colorado, my account* for final •ettlement of the administration of laid zer, O.S.B., was in charge of the street, Colorado Springs. The wed­ The firms listed here de­ eetate. when and where ail persons in PURSE BROS. meeting. ding is planned for Sept. 21. intoreet may appear and object to them if they so desire. Recommended Firms serve to be remembered The ice cream social and games LEGAL NOTICE Notice is alio hereby given that there when you are distributing GROCERY & M ARK ET party held July 19 drew a large NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT AND has bwn filed in said eatate a petition aak crowd despite a sudden shower. DETERMINATION OF BEIR8BIP ing for a judicial ascertainment and GROCERIES — HEATS — FRinTS your patronage in the dif­ A total o f $249.54 was netted and No. 8600Q determination of the heirs of such deceased for AUTO VEGETABLIS ESTATE OF CHRISTINE JENSEN, and setting forth that the names, addreues ferent lines of business. everyone had an enjoyable eve DECEASED. and relationship of all persons, who are 1711 Eatt CeUai Ava. Ph. Aarara SIS ning. Nbtiet is hertbjr (iven that on tbt 14th or claim to .be heirs of said deceased, day o f Aufirust. 1951, I wiil present to far as known to the petitioner, are as Work was begun on tha the County Court o f the City and County PUBLIC SALK or P 2 ctns. glassware follows, to-wit; SERVICE 1 ctn. fibre glass air filler cementing and finishing of the of Denver, Colorado, my aceounta for final Francis J. Knopke, also known as Roeh tJNCLAIMED FREIGHT Q settlement of the administration of aaid 1 ctn. paper cups parish school basement Satur­ Francis Knopke, O.F.M., S t Bonaventure' BY , R estate, when and where all peraona in 1 pkg,' auto gear day with men of the parish do­ interest may appear and object to then, College, St. Bonaventure, New York, Son : THE DENVER A RIO GRANDE Roaen Furniture Co., Denver, Colo., 18 1 bdl. twins Joseph C. Knopke, 366 Brannon Street, ehaiti. Begone, Edith, Oak Credi, Cola., nating their time and work. It if they so desire. WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY 2 ctns. chairs Notice is alto hereby given that there San Francisco 7, California, Son; Helen 1 bag gypsum and 1 bag alum. Ripley, R., 1 ctn. paper cans is hoped to be completed for the R. McDonald, 687 Circle Drive West, Cody, Sales • ...... Service RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. has been filed in said eatate & petition Farmington, New Mexico, 1 bdl. bed mils. 1 water plug commencement of classes in Sep­ asking for a judicial ascertainment and Wyoming, Daughter; John P. Knopke, also Notice ii hereby »lven thet The Denver r7 etna, food containers determination of tbe heirs of such de­ known a* Kenneth Anthony Knopke, 8 tember. A Rio Grande Weatem Raliroad Company, 1 bag rock wool ceased, and setting forth that the names O.F.M., Padres Franclacanos Catalao, EsL and Rio Grande Motor Way, Inc., eomraon Shaffer, Fred, Alamosa, Colo., 1 etn. 1 bdl. copper wire The Fort Collins deanery will addresses and relationship of all persons, de Goias, Brasil, Son; Florentine A Ables-Hemphill carriera of freight and paaiengeri for hlra, aluminum paint Scoggins, Al., Stsambost 1 itecl easting meet Aug. 6 at Fort Collins for who are or daim to be heira of said Cronin, 4688 Beach Court, Denver, Colo­ 1 bdl. moulding 3520 Ekst Colfax ‘ * FR. 2761 wiil fell the goodi and property herein­ Springs, Colo., 2 ctns., 1 trunk and 1 box its regular business^ meeting and deceased, so far as known to tbe petitioner, rado, Daughter; Theodora M. Knopke, 949 houaMiold goods, Soash, L E., Staaraboat 2 bdis. steel Ninth Street. Denver, Colorado. Daughter; after described at public auction to the luncheon. A bus has been char­ are as follows, to-wit« Loren Elmer Jen­ highest bidder for cash at its salvage Springs, Colo., 1 empty animal crate. 1 ctn, sprayer sen, 4823 12th Street, Detroit, Michigan, Albertina M. Knopke, 949 Ninth Street, PACKARD HEADQUARTERS depot, 1171 18th itreet. Denver, Colorado, Shepards Market, Alma, Colo. 1 etn. book 1 bdl. pipe tered to take the members o f the Nephew: Phoebe Anne Jensen. 481S Chesa­ Denver, Colorado, Wife. commencing at 1:80 o'clock a.m. Monday, •afety matches. Stevens Chevrolet Go., 1 wheel wrench Altar and Rosary society and other peake St.. N.W.. Washington 16. D .C .; Accordingly, notice is also hereby given Augtut 27, 1981, and continuing from day Steamboat Springs, Colo., 1 boot in t comb, 1 table women o f the parish to the meet­ Niece; Albert V. Jensen, 6420 Elmcrest that upon the date aforesaid, or the day to to day until all of said property, or suf- auto angina and 1 etn. parts. 1 bdl. pipe DHve, Des Moinea, Iowa, Nephew; Olin W, which the htaring may be continued, the fieient thereof to pay charges, la acid. 2 boxes fire brick ing. Anyone ’wishing to reserve Jensen. R jt2, Leon, Iowa. Nephew; Mrs. Court will proceed to receive and hear Said property either has not been aeeapted, T ' 2 pcs. soil pipe , a seat on the bus should call either Einer Sorenson, 804 S. Summit, Sioux proofs oonceming the heirs of such de­ Sales & ukan away and ehargea tharaon paid by Turner, C. R., Antonito, Colo., 1 bag 2 ctns. tile t Mrs. Mary Damiana or Mrs. Ange Palls. South DakoU. Niece; Mrs. Fred ceased, sad, upon tbe proofs submitted, De Soto-Plymouth the conaigneea or persons authorised to re­ 2 ctns. tomato juice Sorenson. Canton RFD, South Dakota, will * enter a decree ia said estate de­ saw mill parts. Tague Builden Supply, Dagastino before Tuesday, July Niece; Mrs. Chris Sorenson, Canton Cityi ceive tbe same within ninety days after Vernal, Utah, 1 crate I(eon sign. 1 clutch assembly termining who are the heirs of such de­ Service arrival at place of consignment, or haa 1 oxygen tank 31. South DakoU. Niece; Vilhelm Jensen ceased person, at which hearing ail persons been left with said company to await ship­ U 1 ctn. wire trays (Deceased Dec. 81. 1948). Skogenswaj, claiming to be heirs at law of such deceased The Altar and Rosary society Frederikshavn. Denmark, Nephew; Valde- All Late Model Used Cars ment without any ihipping initruetions 1 quart varnish may appear and present their proofs. Urquhart Service Co., Denver, Colo., 1 1 etn. defroster hoee will hold its monthly meet­ mar Jensen, ^rglum Wraa St., Dwmark, being given or shipment being made for box ehlorinator. , ALBERTINA M. KNOPKE, 1 pe. pipe Nephew; Mr& Herman Christeniea, Kirk4- Carry 5,000 Mile Gnarantee ninety dayi, and haa remalntd in poaaaa- V ing Wednesday, Aug. 8, at 7 p.m. gaardivij 60. Hjor^ng. Denmark, Niece; Administratrix ■ion of the aforesaid company, unclaimed 1 chute The supper committee consists First publication, August 2, 1961. Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars 2 ctns. -juices Mrs. Soren Jensen.'^ Hoobeto Ale 9, Fred- for more than ninety days from the time W crikshavn. Denmark, Niece; Miss Fred- Last publication, August 80, 1951. of arrival at the points of conalgnment 1 ctn. bmks of Mr^ Rose Beranek, chairman; Welch Industries, Colorado Springs, 1 pc. plow enkke Jensen, Bredkjcr, Hjorring. Den­ or from the time of its delivery to aaid and Mmes. Mary Biella, Marie mark. Niece; Christian Jensen, Brtdkjtr, LEGAL NOTICE company for shipment. Colo., 2 cases Anti FiOesc. Wsstern Sani­ 1 bdl. machine parts tary Supply Co., Colorado Springs, Colo., Blair, Louise Brown, Toots Ven- Hjorring, Denmark, Nephew. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. Alb of said property or as much thereof 2 pcs. pipe Accordingly, notice is also hereby given No. 78287 2 ctns. cleaning compound, wax and mops 1 ctn. lub. oil ette, Ernestina Bottinelli, JMary a> may be neceaaary, will be aold to pay and 1 bdL handlsa, Warren, Harold, Dil­ Waschak, and Mary E. Waschak. that upon the daU aforesaid, or the day to ESTATE OF LULA PRENTISS, also 2770 No. Speer Blvd. CH.-SSIS freight, back charges, atorage, handling 1 ctn. school supplies which the hearing may be continued, the known is Lulu B. Prentiss, Lula B. lon, Montana, 1 rug pad. Wilson Texaco 1 crate over head door parts and cost of removing lame to place of talc. SeiVicc, Marysvale, Utah, 1 bag plaster. The members of the society ’will Court will proceed to reotiee and hear Prentiss and Lulu Prentiss, MENTAL 1 ctn. mirror proofs concerning the heirs of •uch DENVER A RIO GRANDE Wayne Motor Co., Price, Utah, 1 water receive Holy Communion in a body INCOMPETENT. 1 etn. paint ceased, and, upon the proofs submitt^, Notice is hereby given that on the 14th WESTERN RAIROAD COMPANY heater. 1 ctn. paint in the 7 o’clock Mass Sunday, will enter a decree in said esUte de* day of August, 1961, I will present to the RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. X 1 ctn. glider Aug. 5, termining who are the heirs of such County Court of the City and County of 1 ctn. switch boxss deceas^ person, at which hearing all pe^ RADIO SERVICE L. F. DICKINSON. Denver, Colorado, my accounts for FINAL Freight Claim Agent. 1 pc. maehina part son\ claiming to be heirs at law of roeh SETTLSMDIT of the administration of A Complete Service for Car or Home Radioi 2 cam wax and soap remover deceased may appear and present their said estate when and where all persons 1 ctn. drugs in intenst may appear and object to them 1 btie bags B. C. HILLIARD. JR.. We Will Serve You Beit NO HARKS Administrator. if they so desire. B . 2 etna, paper cups 1 etn. wall aigna B. C. HILLIARD, JR., Bate, L. E., South Fork, Colo., 1 etn. 88 etas, paper eupe ' 1 ctn, folding laundry basket Square Dancing First Insertion July 12, 1951 Oonservstor. Last Insertion August 9, 1961 Venetian blinds. Buchannon, Robert, c/o 1 eta. end. spaghetti with meat balls 1 pkg. Dutch oven First iiuertion July 6, 1951 Montgomery Ward A Co., Denver, C<^ 1 eta, toys 2 ctns. electric heeten Last insertion August 2, 1961 JAMES MOTOR CO. ctn. household goods. Begay, Joe S„ e/o 4 etna, tools 1 ctn. light fixtures LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 Moab Transportation' Co., Farmington, 1 saw 1 cate cigarettes NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 2 ahovtit 1 chest Held in Boulder ■ No. 8470« NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT New Mexico, 1 bdl. tirec. 1 box tools 8 pea. harrow eveneri with cable ESTATE OF B. C. HOUGH, DECEASED. No. 90101 1 bdl. wire baskets 1 erib and play yard Notice i, hereby given that on tha 4th ESTATE OF HENRY J. HEALY, Carpenter, B. S., San Luis, Coio., 8 1 etn, end. tortillas 1 length lumber day of September. 1961, I will present to DECEASED psilr paint. Central Chevrolet Wrecking 1 ctn. tinsel 1 etn. paper cups the County ()eurt of the City and C.wnty Notice is hereby given that on the 4th 1 bdl. rollers By Newman Club day of September, 1951, I will present LETHUIKEim Yard, Delta, Colo., 1 pe. engine part. 1' ctn. trays of Denver, Colorado, my aeoounta for 1 etn. clolKes hamper 1 roil wrapping paper FINAL SETTLEMENT of tbe adminiitra- to tbe County Court of the City and D 1 pe. copper pipe 1 bdl. auto seat steel Boulder.— (Newman Club, Uni­ tion of aaid eaUte when and where ail County of Denver, Colorado, my accounts Delta Farm Supply Co., Delta, Colo., I 1 etn. earthenware 1 bdl. onion tacks versity of Colorado)— The second peraona in interest may appaar and object for FINAL SETTLEMENT of the adminis­ bdl. spud digger and 1 pe. bdl. shovel. I bdl. binders 1 box bed ends half of the summer session brought to them If they so deaire. tration of said sftate when and where OMYSLBI-PnMOUTH Diamond Market, Price. Utah, 8 bdls. seal­ 1 bdl. bed rails. 1 ctn. adjustable iteel poets B. C. HILLIARD, Jr., all persons in interest may appear and ing tape. Don's Service, Fairview, Utah, 1 ctn, oil 1 etn. anto parts many new students to the New­ —y Administrator d.b.n. object to them if they so desire. u P T o m MOTon CO, ^ 1 tranamiiaion case. 1 ctn. paper cups 1 ctn. display raeka man club. The first event on the First inaartion.jJuIy 28, 19*1 THOMAS M. SMITH IQOa BROymWAY CH5&6 1 bdl. paper bags 8 pcs. steel social program wap a square dance Laat insertion,"^Auguat 28, 1961 Executor 1 sack fertiliser 2 pcs. pipe in the South Boulder parish hall. First insertion, July 26, 1951 Ex-O-Lite, Inc., c/o Lemar Davis, Salt 1 pkg. legs fot Hollywood bed 1 pc.’ conduit LEGAL.lIOTICE Last insertion, August 28, 1951 on , Lake City, Utah, 1 sack ore sample. 2 bars stesl 1 bdl. handles for power mower Most of the students turned out OFFICE OF THE TREASURER 1 etn. lamp bulbs 4 pcs. S. H. soil pipe in blue jeans and enjoyed singing CITY AND COUNTY OP DHNVKR LEGAL NOTICE personal OFFICE OF THE TREASURER 2 doll cribs 1 bracket for auto bumper Western son'gs and the different MUNICIPAL BUILDING Frederick, Carl., Craig, Colo., 5 etna, 1 gas burner 3 boxes light fixtures DENVER, COLORADO CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER SEESICE1 machinery, 1 flywheel, 4 bdls. legs and 2 2 bags eruahad rock 1 crate heed stone type o f calls for the dancers. No. 1-824 MUNICIPAL BUILDING frames. 1 ctn. paint applicators 2 ctns. toys On Sunday the members of the NOTICE OP PURCHASE OP REAL DENVER, COLORADO HUDSON SXL G 1 bdl. mop handlas 1 pc. reinforcement steal club had a picnic at the Boy Scout ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OP Ns. t-828 1 PC. atael pipe 1 roll cable APPLICATION POE ISSUANCE NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL SALES SERV'CE H 1 eta. faeiid soap , 1 box macaroni lod g e, on Flagstaff mountain. OF TREASURER'S DEED ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF 'Cl^ iSSPCS. Hopkins, Opi. Richard X., Grand Junc­ 1 ctn. paint 8 ctns. end. soup Though the party was listed as a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and APPUCATION FOR ISSUANCE tion, Colo., 1 foot locker personal effects. 1 pc., faucet 1 ctn. paint pots hike, many took advantage of the more especially to Robert Elmer Wiley OF TREASURER'S DEED Howell, Roes, Denver, Colo., 1 etn. cloth­ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and 1 mixer 1 ctn. Scotch tape easier means of transportation, (Also known as Robert Elmar Willey) REEftliONG: ing. Hutchinson, S. E„ Cortes, Colo., 1 1 refrigerator unit 1 toe plate for apartment sise range The Moffat Tunnel Improvement District, itaare aspeclally to John A. Hooper (also ctn. lub oil and 2 pails grtaae. I box tuttbrellaa 2 etna advertising matter the car. The day was cloudy and City and County of Denvar, Grace J. Stone. known as John Hooper), Minnie Hooper, in. 1 Roll-A-Way bed and aiattrass 1 manure spreader cool, which pleased the visiting You and each of you ate hereby notified The Moffat Tunnel Improvement District. s m s s a j c a k . I pe. pipe 1 etn. radio battery students from the East. that on the 3rd day of December, 1929, City and County of Denver. VIC HEBERT INC International Harvester Co., Durango, 1 etn. book matchii 1 etn. end. chili the Manager of Revenue Kx-Offldo Treaa- You and aaeh of you are hereby notified Colo., 1 bdl. axial. 1 etn. glue 1 auto tailpipe Saturday atternoon, Aug. 4, the urer of the City and County of Denver that on tha 22nd day of November, 1924, NEWOR.U5EP : 1 etn. fittings I ease giiuteraie club will hold a big swimming and State of Ooloradf, sold at public aale tlM Manager of Revenue Ex-Officio Treas- 3660 Downing 1 tire 8 ctns. toys party at Allen’s lake, about 10 to City and County of Denver, aasignor UTsr of tha City and County of Denver CAnonTfora: ’ 8 cans syrup I bdl. eimlu Sinca I t lt Jepaen, A. R., Pueblo, Colo., It boxes miles north o f Boulder. This is of Grace J. Stone the applicant, who hai and State of Colorado, sold at public sale household goods. Jensen, Tad. Denver, 1 etn. fibnboard 1 bog implement parts made demand for a Treasurar't Deed, the to City and County of Denver, the appli­ Colo., 2 crates household goods. Joekmr I pe. stacl I 1 roil Wirt usually a popular party with the following deeeribed real estate, situate in cant, who has made demand for a Treas- Club Cefs, Durango, Colo., 1 drum soap 1 etn. stove pipe 2 PCS. steel machine pari* summer students. the City and County of Denver and State urar'a Dekd, the fallowing described real The firms listed here de­ 4 school desks and 1 bdl. brooms. 1 bale cotton bogs A coffee hour is held every Sun­ of Colorado', to-wit: estate, situate In the City and County of 1 tire 1 bdl. threeholda Lota Twenty-Four (24) to Twenty-Six Denver and State of Colorado, to-wit: serve to be remembered 1 PC. window sash 2 tubes aluminum day morning after the 9 o’clock (26) Inclualve, in Block Six (8), H. Witter’s Lots Six (6) and Seven (7), in Block when you" are distributing 1 bag dried moksies w ' 1 bdl. welding rods Mass in the basement o f the rec­ North Denver Addition WUaen'a Reaub- * 3 ," Hillcson’a Addition First Filing, that 4 anto rimi 1 bdl, galv, iron tory. A capacity crowd is on hand division, that aaid tax lala was made said tax aale was mads .to satisfy the your patronage in the dif­ T«htr8l*1 Lambert, W. H., Saguache, Colo., 1 1 PC. maehiaa part 1 toll roofing each week. aatiify the dilinqnent General taxes aa- delinquent General taxes assessed against wash tub. Lott, M. 8 „ I,ehi, Utah, 180 1 bag InsnlaUon 1 bdl. fork handlas aesaed against said raal eatata for the said real estate for the year 1928; that ferent lines of business. pails roofing cement. I etas, hoosehold goods 1 roll aabeatof insulation Th«r« has bean a fine turnout year 1928; that said real aatate was taxed aaid real estate wee taxed in the name 1 eta. paint mixer r 1 ctn. display rack for the Roinry each evening at in the name of Robert Elmer Willey; that of John Hooper; that the statutory period 2 ctns. heaUr fans 8 boxst advertUing matter the statutory period of redemption ox- of redemption expired November 22nd, Morland, L. 0., Durango, Coh>„ 1 keg 1 etn. utility bars and bmckets 1 steel beam 7 o’clock. Tuasdays havo baen pirad December 3rd, 1982; that the same 1927; that the same has not been re­ Gaaranteed Repair Work and 1 ctn. cement and 1 etn. cloth. Mc­ 1 taUe 1 pe. galv. pips set asida for days of adoration, has not been redeemed; tlut aaid property deemed ; that said property may be re­ 1 bdl. comer poets 2 pea. pipe i . Donalds Floral Shoppe, Denver, Colo., 2 and tbars arn soma atudanta in may be redeemed at any time before a Tax deemed at any time before a Tax Deed is OlV ALL MAKE CARS etna, candles. McNamara, H„ Grand Junc­ I Jack 1 bdl. cod tonga and poker Deed is issued; that a Tax Deed will iiaued; that a Tax Deed will be issued to i 1 bdl. draw bars tion. Colo., 4 suitcaies ptraonal effeeta. 1 etn. books tha chapal avary hour from 6 :3 0 issued to the said Grace J. Stone, lawful the said City and County of Denver, lawful Only Skilled Mechanics Work on Your Car I tniler hitphss 1 pe. flat metal a.ra. to 7 :3 0 p.m. hol^r of said certificate, on the 18th day Compiata Orarbaul end Tuna-Up i 1 gas can holder of said certificate, on the 16th day 1 sack soil pipe fittingg of~^Novembcr at 12 o'clock iHwn 1961. < 1 bdl woven wire According to Father Edward of November at 12 o'clock noon 1961, Brake Relining — Electric Service unless the same hss been redeemed before Nsison Brothers, Craig, Colo., 1 box 1 bdl^ bed rails and alalg 1 erste boiler pipe Vollmer, O.S.B., about four hours unless the same has been redeemed before < 12 o'clock noon of aaid date. 12 o'clock noon of said date. GOOD USED CARS printed matter. Nelson, Sam, Pueblo, 1 etn,. bandages 1 crite motor (auto) a day are devoted to instructions Colo., 1 ctn. bench saw. 1 door assembly ■ WITNESS my hand and aaal this 16th WITNESS my hand and atal this 16tb 1 bdl. paper day of July, 1961. Easy Terms — No Red Tape 1 water ekaet tank for non-Catholics. Several Cath­ day o f July, 1961. < 4 etas, tugar cure salt 1 pe. steel easting o lic s are also taking instructions (Seal) A. 8. BRODREAD (Seal) A. 8. BRODHEAD Oneals Appliance A Furniture Co., Den­ 1 brass bearing 1 bog gaskets fto get a better knowledge of their Manager of Revenue , Manager of Revenue Dave Staiib Auto Service First Fublleation July 19th, 1961 First Pnblieatio:) July 19th, 1961 < ver. Colo., 1 crate mirror. 1 pkg. radiator hosa I eta. candy ^ 1 faith. LMt Fublleation August fnd, 1961 Last Pttblieatioa August 2nd. 1961 • 2725 W. 29th Ave. at Speer G E. 0 5 0 5 4 I f s PAGE FOURTEEN Offiet, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 420^ Thurtdoy,-August 2, 1951 r"' I Honored by K. of C. Luncheon Club St. James' Parish Picnic I o m e m a k e r ’ s Final Meet Slated I I I f I D e p a r tm e n t To Plan Bazaar Will Be Held August 5 I Patronixe Theie Reliable and Friendly Firms (St. James’ Parish, Denver) Parishioners volunteering t o I The annual parish picnic' help at the rental library at i i . i At Annunciation Clarke’s church goods house, which will be held Sunday, Aug. 5, is sponsored by the Catholic Infor­ (Annunciation Parish, Denver) on the grounds surrounding mation and Library society, in­ Bacon & Schramm y . A. Johnson & Son The final meeting b e fo r e the the rectory and the Walsh clude Marion Miller, D o r e 11 a Ettabliihed 35 Years bazaar will be held Monday, Aug. Church, Ruth Gibbs, Vilma Moore, COMPOSITION ROOFING Memorial hall.* Games and and Mrs. Thomas J. Sheehan. • Gutters • Sheet Metal 6, in Hagus hall at 8 p.m. All contests with useful and valuable TILE ROOFING members o f the parish and all Capt. Marion Barnwell, air force, • Gas Furnaces prizes have been arranged for all. ROOF REPAIRING committee members are urgppd to A picnic supper will be served by will report for duty at Mountain * Gas Conversion Burners Home, Ida., Aug. 8. 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6S63 attend. the St. James PTA in the hall 88 Penniylvania RA 5657 All .parishioners are expected during the hours of the picnic— 3 The John Hutmans had Mrs. to work for a successful bazaar p.m. until 8 p.m. Boyd Bailey is Ross Richardson and children Aug. 15, 16, 17, and 18. The general chahinan assisted by the from Enid, Okla.j. as guests this ham dinner will be served Wed­ following: Display, Malcolm Gro­ week end. Mrs, Richardson is also RUG nesday evening, Aug. 15, fr^m ver, Tony Schmitz,' Francis Mc­ renewing the acquaintance of Mrs. FRED LUCCI 5 to 8. No tickets will be sold Cartney, and Tony Vagnino; games Marion Bartsherer and Mr. and prior to the bazaar for the din­ party, Clem Bueche, Dick Need­ Mrs. Joe Casper. CLEANING ner. A ll guests will pay at the ham, M&urice Fitzgerald, Frank Custom Upholstery O’Donnell, L. M. Price, and Prank FREE MOTB PROOFING door of the hall. and New Furniture The following are the person­ Rookart; refreshments, George WHY 2 Pc. Living nel of the games party: Mrs. Ed Seiner, Joe Leanard, Chuck Room Suita Made to Order Schmitt, Carl Conover, Bernard ward M. Keyy, Mrs. R. W. Moore, DENVER'S FAVORIULAUNDRY' Thoroly Cleaned ^1 OX Deegan, Bill Barnes, J. M. Still, Harry Zumtobel, Frank Popish, Beautiful Samples to Show and Clarence W olf; contests, Bill Phil Grommet, Sr.; Louis Zinge, Walsh, Jack Michel, Ivo Trainor, The reason Ideal Famous Rug & Victor Herbert, Stephen Kopecky, Day or Evening Calls Jim Fattor, Andy Collins, Jack serves more families ia John Charles, John Kelly, and Knudsen, and Maurice M urphy; Denver than any other Furniture Cleaning Co. Maurice Vihil. laundry it because Ideal 1532 Market 2842 W. 44th GL 1222 lights and grounds, Walt Bastedo, customers get just the T A . 6569 The new high school building Joe Casper, and John Hutman; has been completed and the workers kind of laundry service THE K. OF C. LUNCHEON CJLUB met at 1. Shown, left to right, front rqw, are Aldo Notari' popcorn, Leo Boyle; announcer and diey want. FLOOR are engaged at present in re­ master of ceremonies, John Leydon decorating the grade school. anni, Justin Hannen, grand kni^t of Denver coun­ Why don’t you, too, July 27 to honor James A. McCormack, and Gregory Stretz. A radio-clock, enjoy Ideal Laundry COVERING CO. St. Anne’s club will meet with cil 539; Jack Denny, Miss Pearson, Mr. McCormack, €AflEO who is leaving Denver to become director of opera­ automatic toaster, an automatic Service? Prompt Service and Dan Boyden, grand knight of the North Denver Mrs. Gene Cart, 3851 Williams tions for Sears, Roebuck & Co. in Sao Paulo, Brazil. -careful handling—and council; coffee maker, and a mixer will be Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile -Woll Covering street, on Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 1 Mr. McCormack has been a regular'member of the on display during the course of the truly superior work, et Estimates Complimentary o’clock. group. Shown with the men is Miss Frances J*ear- Center row, Walter Hyland, Bob Bate, Joseph afternoon. All parishioners and standard prices. 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 Edward C. Murphy, U.S.N., is son', whose singing entertained the club. Jack Denny, Link, Frank Sutton,'^John Cliff, Jim Kopp, and Bill their friends and relatives are in­ rkeee Mile 4m . spending the week with his parents, toastmaster of the club, has left for a vacation. His Menard; vited to attend the festivities of JOHNS-MANVILLE FLOORINGS Mr. and Mrs. John M. Murphy of duties have been assumed by Jim Kopp and Jim Back row, Ted Scherer, Jim McConaty, Bert the afternoon and to get ac­ 3768 Williams. He will report back Peri, who invite all Catholic men to attend and Becklus, Bill Bindell, Guy Reed, Phil Martelon, quainted with other members of Asphalt Tile to California Aug. 6. promise that the sessions, held every Friday noon Frank Schermerhorn, Charles Van Buskirk, and the parish. A long lived, low priced flooring for Schools, Stove and Furnace Parts at 16th avenue and Grant street, will end promptly Clarfence Frank. Baptized Sunday was Lawrence Hospitals, Churches, Residences. Still Available Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Terraflex J. Bruening, with William and Lo- GAS FURNACES Services to Be Held in Evenings retto Sear, Jr., as sponsors. One of the toughest, .longest wearing floor The Geo. A. Pullen Masses on first Friday will be at 6:30 and 7:30. coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid Company proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors St. Philomena's Novena to Begin Aug. 2 The perpetual novena devotions Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free ISIS Ltwrcnei Street in honor of the Sacred Heart will be held Friday evening at 7:30 TABOR 1S21 DENVER, COLO. (St. Philomena’a Pariak* DenTer) ish will be from 4 to 5 a.m., Fri­ frey, principal, will make her re­ The 35th annual public novena day, Aug. 3. treat in St. Louis, where she is Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Hal- pin, 4454 Newport street, cele­ Building & Maintenance Co. to St. Philomena will commence The Foreign Mission society of visiting. THE brated their silver wedding an­ 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 Thursday, Aug. 2, with devotions Bethlehem, Switzerland, thanked Mr. and Mrs. Mac Switzer and niversary with a party in their at 7:45 p.m. The Rt. Rev. Monsi­ St Philomena’s parishioners for family are spending two weeks in McVeigh Company home Saturday, July 28. The gnor William M. Higgins, pastor their generous contribution to the Collier, Kans., with Mrs. Switzer’s couple are long-time members PAINTING^ AND of St. Philomena’s parish, will de­ mother. " world missions. Monsignor Hig­ of St. James’ parish. d e c o r a t in g liver the conferences, which end gins read a letter from Father Mr. aqd Mrs. A. C. Benelli and CONTRACTORS on the eve o f the Feast o f St. Anton Borer, S.M.B., who spoke daughter, Patti Sue, spent last Katherine Mahoney, mother of FOR COMPOSITION SHINGLES 1328 Inca KE. 0718 Philomena. \ the previous week for the mission week in Glenwood Springs. Harold Mahoney, is critically ill in collection. Members of St. Bridget’s Ca­ Mercy hospital. WATERtOX^ prevents peeling or disintegra­ Devotions will consist of a short The St. Thomas Aquinas cir­ talk, a prayer to S t Philomena, Sevanteen new femilie* were nasta club entertained their hus­ bands with a dinner in the home cle met in the home of Mrs. Carol tion, all colors. Prolong life 15 to 20 years. and Benediction o f the Blessed regiitered with the pariih last of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruno. Peterson, 1216 Krameria, July 11. CHURCH FURNITURE Sacrament Exposition of the relic month, according to the ita- Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. McFall of First honors were ''won by Mrs. AN D PEW S o f St. Philomena will be held each tiitics found in the registration Liquid Gum Shingle Stain Cedar Rapids, la., returned to Carol Peterson; second, Mrs. Lynn Dealtned A Uanafactarwl night. cabinets in the church vestibule. for w ood shingles, no peeling, no blistering, their home after spending two Reuler; and low, Mrs. Nell Burke The Behrens Fixture Co. The Altar and Roaary society New parishioners are requested The next meeting will be held in prevents warping. to register by filling out the weeks with their daughter and will hold ita annual week-end re­ son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John the home of Mrs. Sally Quaratino, 4625 Colorado Blvd. form and accepting the coptri- treat from Sept. 28 to Oct. 1 at Majerus. 1455 Verbena, Aug. 8. Denver, Colo. butory envelope systOva- Denver Brick Stain Co. El Pomar, Colorado Springs. All Two infanta were baptized July Mrs. Burton Jay and daughter the women of the parish are Mrs. John Vos, chairman of the 29 in St. Philomena’s church. Cyn­ Susie have returned from visiting CHerry 1083 1455 Fox St. invited to attend. Reservations book rental system, and her com­ thia Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. ATTENTION LADIES and transportation may be ob­ mittee began this week to prepare Mrs. John'A. Whitchurch o f 3005 A. J. Nielson, Beatrice, Neb. Pee CALL TA. 4686 tained by contaotmg Mrs. W . E. the textbooks for the coming E. 14th avenue, had John L. ,Ma- Wee, their eldest daughter, will Jones, EA. 06 m , Mrs. I^fi- SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY school year. Headquarters for the noske and Miss Josephine Grunt- spend the remainder, ef the summer cheel Syrianey, 3128. Double Dozier wtsbore. oztneton to8 drywi. book rental system are now estab­ meier as godparents. Cynthia was with her grandparents. Soft water, wet waab and fluff dry. Kerr-Schofbuch lished in room 5 on the first floor born June 16 in St. Joseph’s hos­ Mrs. Richard Needham, Jr., and Dry Cleaning* Rust, Upholstery of the building. Volunteers to pital. Annette Elizabeth, daugh­ daughter, Mary Gwendolyn, are dpeo ereninis. Sundajr br appointment, free Nuptials Are Held help in this work may call Mrs. pldc-up and deljTenr. 10% eaib aNd earr?. ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. visiting Mrs. Needham’s mother Vos at her home, FA. 1958. Parfclni space. Monsignor Higgins witnessed Abrahamson* o f 1720 Verbene in Clear Lake, la. A -l Laundry & Cleaners the marriage o f Jon J. Kerr, son Miss Mary E. Cotter, daughter street, had David Abrahamson and The St Thomas Aquinas circle 136 KALAMATH TA 4686 of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Kerr of o f Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Miss Helen Ann Blixt as god­ of the Catholic Information and Roy E. Stratton—new propriator Cathedral parish, and Glenna M. Cotter of 1350 Clayton street, parents. Annette wasAorn July 2 Library society met in the home of Schafbuch, daughter of. Mr. and returned from St. Joseph’s hos­ in Fitzsimons hospital. Robert Mrs. Peg Allen, 1920 Willow, July Specializing in Quality THE BEST IN LUGGAGE Mrs. Glen A. Shafbuch, of St. pital after a short'illness. Charles, son o f Mr. and Mrs. 17. High honors in canasta were Plumbing and Healing Of All Kindi Philomena’s parish. The matron Miss Be'atrice Egan o f 1207 Marshall Crouch, Jr., 3055 Mil­ won by Mrs. Howard A. Yeagy. Repairs of honor was Mrs. Jaclq, Scott; Clayton street is a patient in waukee street, was baptized July The meeting in August will be held the bridesmaid was Mrs. A1 Jepson. Mercy hospital. 30 by the Rev. James F. O’Grady, in the home o f Mrs. Vilma Moore, SLAHERY & The bridegroom’s brother, Ray The Sisters of Loretto will S.S.C. He had Murray and Mar­ 7511 E. 17th avenue. Kerr, was best man. A1 Jepson and complete the summer school garet Sweeney as godparents. Major F. M. Allen, whose family Mickey Schafbuch were ushers. session this week at Loretto Prayers o f the parishioners resides at 1920 Willow, has been COMPANY The bride’s dress was of white Heights college, Denver, and were asked for the father of Mrs. a jiatient in the hospital at Fort Plumbing and Heating KE. 3671 satin and Chantilly lace. Her ny­ will go on their annual retreat Frank Mathis, who died this past Bragg, N. Car., the past two weeks. Contractors lon .illusion veil was held in place Tuesday, Aug. 7. Sister Mary God­ week in Omaha, Neb. Mrs. R. H. Lammerman, 1423 JOHN J. CONNOB, PrMid.nt by a cap of orange blossoms. The Niagara, has had as her house ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vic* Pretidffit matron of honor and bridesmaid guest the past week her brother 1726 MARKET STREET WESTERN were attired alike in yellow dim^ and his family, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 Summer Specials WINDOW & HOUSE ity. Mr. and Mrs. Kerr will reside Outdoor Club at Lourdes Jones, Seattl< Wash. 2-inch Medium Thick ROCK WOOL BLANKET CLEANING CO. in Vallejo, Calif. ? g .9 0 Confessions for First Friday 100 sq. ft. WE CLEAN will be heard Thursday from 3:30 Electrlcol Contracting & Repairing Windows Walls to 6 and 7:30 to 9 p.'m. Masses Plans Bake Sale on Aug. 5 4 cu. ft. Bags ZONOLITE $ 4 .2 9 on the First Friday will be at 6:30 Woodwork W all Paper and 7:30. Devotions for the First (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Member* of the Altar lociety Full Insulation, Per Bag I Floors (Washed & Waxed) Saturday o f the month will be held Denver) will hold their August meeting IARLJ.STROHMINGiR this Thursday afternoon, Aug. Uao Our Eaay Payment Plan FREE ESTIMATES after the Masses at the evening The boys and girls of the Out­ 2, in the Center house hall at iiRcfric Compaiy FULLY INSURED Holy Hour. door club will sponsor a bake sale Sunday, Aug. 6, will be Com­ Sunday, Aug. 5. The children will 12:30. The meeting will open V Ueoued and Bood«d Economy Lumber & Hardware Residential & Commercial munion day for the Parent- ask their parents to furnish with a coyered-dish luncheon. Member National Electrical Contractors Ass’n. Work Teachers’ association. and the Al­ cakes, pies, and cookies for the All members are invited to at­ 1178 Stont St. AC. 5733 350 So. Colorado Blvd. — DE. 5495 1032 18th MAin1556 tar and Rosary society. Nocturnal sale to help pay expenses for their tend these meetings. The Ro« adoration for the men of the par- summer camping. Both boys and tary will be recited before the girls have been camping every shrine following the meeting. night on tl)e parish g^i'ounds, and Thomas Cook o f New .York city, the boys have been camping in the a war veteran, has taken over the mountains every week since June leadership in the mountain camp 10. The teen-age group members for the Lourdes Outdoor club of the club will conduct the sale boys. The club has had a hard time The Most Complete Selection of bake goods after each Mass next securing trained and responsible Sunday. leadership for the camp this The bake sale coincides with the year, but with the arrival o f Mr. parish picnic scheduled for the Cook things are looking better. same day, to be sponsored by the Despite the handicap in leadership men of the Rocks of -Lourdes club the camp has functioned success­ on the parish grounds. The picnic fully throughout the months of of LAMP SHADES will begin at 1:30 p.m. with a ball June and July. Mr. Cook has been Your Plumber For Years game between the dads and- sons. taking a special course at D.U, on Another game between the mothers youth training and is to report Ed O'Connor, Sr. ' Ed O'Connor, Jr. and daughters will follow. There back to the na'vy in September. 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4 3 2 3 will be races for all age groups IN DENVER! following the ball games. Prizes will be given for all events. After the field day, families will eat their picnic lunch under the FRANK PAXTON LUMBER CO. • COMPARE OUR PRICES • trees. 'The men and children will sell hot dogs and cold drinks dur­ ing the afternoon aq