X, Gym, Classrooms Announced for Bles^d Sacrament Parish Archdiocese to Geih I ! 3 Priests on June 4■I ’
Ordinations to Be Conducted I r At Cathedral by Archbishop' Three students of St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, will be ordained for the Arch-i diocese of Denver on Saturday, June 4, in’ the Denver Cathedral by Archbishop Urban; THE ARCHITECT'S DRAWING of the quarter-million-dollaT V. Campbell, pastor. The four large classrooms will be capable of PA J. Vehr. They are the Rev. John J. Canjar, the Rev. Robert Vincent Nevans, and the iRev.,' school unit on which construction will begin this fall at Blessed Sacra conversion for high school use- in a few years.- There will also be a John L. Aylward. Each of the three will celebrate his first Solemn Mass in his parish ment parish, Denver, is shown above. Ground-breaking for.the two-story complete gymnasium and auditorium, capable of seating more than church in Denver on the following day, Sunday, June 5. building will be held in September, according to the V ^y Rev. Harold 1,000 for dramatic presentations or meetings. Rev. Robert V Nevans + - f + + '+ will be the young'' clergryman’s A sister of the young cleric isj Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Robert Vincent Nevans was chaplain at the ordination Mass. Sister Leo Cath'eaine, who is sta bom in Denver on Dec. 13, 1920, tioned at St- John’s hospital in! Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1949— Permission to Reproduce, Except on While at the seminary he served the son of Mr. and Mrs. .Edward as editor of the Guild magazine Santa Monica, .Calif. i Articles Otherwise Marked, "Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. A. Nevans. He attended St. Fran Work Will Begin and was ' chairman of the Hoi; Rev. John L. Aylward ' | cis de Sales’ grade school and the Childhood seal campaign for thi Cathedral high, from which he was Archdiocese of Denver. John Lawrence' Aylward was; graduated in 1938. A brother, Paul Nevans, i ^ n born on Nov. 5, 1924, in Wallace,' Ida. He is the son of Mr. and Mfs.^ In September on From 1940 to 1941 he was en Oblate novice, at Ipswich, I m s s . rolled at Colorado university is Another cousin is the Rev. Germd John L. Aylward. He attended St.' DENVER CATHOLK Boulder. He entered St. Thopias’ A. Kelly, S.J. seminary in 1941 and, at the end Rev. John A. Canjar New School Unit of two years of college study, he . John A. Canjar, the son' of Mr. was sent to the Catholic Univer and Mrs. Frank J, Canjar, at Denver’s parochial school; ex plant will be ready for occu sity of America in Washington, tended the Holy Rosary grade pansion program received a tre pancy in September, 1950. It D. C., on a scholarship from the school, from which Jie was grad mendous advance this week with will be located south of the pres- Basselin foundation. He resumed uated in 1937y A year after his REGISTER the announcement that a grade school building on Elm his studies at-St. Thomas’ in 1945. graduation ' from Annunciation quarter-million dollar school street, and is being designed by The officers of tfce first Solemn high school in 1941, he entered St. The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We unit will be launched at Blessed Architect John Connell of Sacrament parish this fall. It Blessed Sacrament parish. Mass to be celebrated in St^Philo- Have Also Uie International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smeller mena’s church on Sunday, June ______Services, NCjyC and Religious News Photos. Price of paper 3 cents Assist be held in September. Abuse of Thomas’, assistant priest; and the The proposed structure will contain four large clas.srooms juhtlarian in Anniversary Mass so designed as to make it pos sible to convert them into Park M in o rities Hill’s first Catholic high school. At the 23rd annual meeting "Each room will conveniently ac of the Archdiocesan Council commodate 65 students. In ad Rev. Leo Flynn to Note dition to the classrooms the Catholic Women held May building will also house a com *24, the resolutions committee Rev. J6hn Aylward plete gymnasium and auditor presented a report of the ium. The gym will seat more Francis de Sales’ grade qnd highj resolutions adopted as an expres school from 1930 to 1942w and h(^ than 800 persons at basketball sion of their principles and views games, and the capacity of the entered St. Thomas’ seminary in on matters affecting the welfare November of 1942. | Silver auditorium for dramatic presen of the Church, of the State, and of Jubilee May 31 The Very Rev. Gregory Smith; tations will exceed 1,000. For society. five or six year§ the structure pastor of St. Francis’. wiH be the With two priest-brothers assisting him, the Rev. Leo Support of the council is will, be used for a grrade school pledged to the National Council assistant priest at the first SolJolJ M. Flynn, pastor of Holy Family parish, Denver, will sing annex. of Catholic Women in all of its emn Mass to be offered by Fa; Rev. John Canjar Reg is Plans a Solemn Mass Tuesday, May 31, in celebration of the Built of brick a n d stone programs to safeguaW^the fights ther Aylward in St. Francis’ oq Sunday, June 5. i silver anniversary of his ordination. Present in the sanc trimm^ the schpol will possess of minorities, and to take the cor seminary in September,Thomas’ a complete basement equipped tuary for the occasion will be Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of rect stand- on all legislation that 1942. Other officers of the Mass are Curriculum with showers, cafeteria, and affects family life, education of the Rev. John, Haley of St. Vinj Denver and Bishop Bernard J. He "will offer hisis first Solemn four meeting rooms, each able children, and the status of women. cent de Paul’s,' Denver, deacon | ^ Sullivan, S.J., former Bishop of pastor of the neighboring St. Mass in Holy Rosary church on conveniently to seat 100 per Although the council has in the and Thomas McMahon, a semi* ’ For Summer Patna, India. Catherine’s ' pi rish. The Rev. June 5. He will be assisted by the sons. On the first floor there past supported such Social Secur- Rev. John J. Judnic, pastor of narian, subdeacon. The minor o f* , Father Flynn’s two brothers, Bernard Cullen will be master of will also be rest rooms for ity legislation' islt as adequate hpus- ficers of the Mass will be s'emi| A rarely offered course in “ Sa both priests in Iowa, are the Rev. Holy Rosary parish, assistant ceremonies, and John Landrum, a faculty and students, a music ing, public health measures, old narians. The Rev. John L. Maddeh cred Scripture as Literature” will Edward S. Flynn, pastor in Belle priest; the Rev. Rpbert Freuden be one of the high lights of the seminarian from Holy Family room, and a clinic. age pensions, etc., it is opposed to stein, St. Mary’s'parish, Colorado of the Catholic university in Wash Plain, la.,, who will be deacon at Rev. Robert Nevani summer school session to be offered parish, will be thurifer. Acolytes Father Campbell announced the complete domination of the Springs, deacon; O'wen McHugh, ington will be the preacher. the Solemn Mass, and the Rev. that this first unit in an even social welfare fields by public by Regis college, starting Monday, Louis T. Flynn, pastor in Nashua, will be Harry Kelsey and Peter Rev. William Jones of Holy Fam a seminarian, subdeacon;'"" and While at the seminary the young June 6. Lombard. tual million-dollar high school welfare and Social Security. It Frank Morfeld, master of cere clergyman was subscription manh la., who will be subdeacon. believes no legislation should be ily parish, Denver, subdeacon. The Other courses of special inter Preichlng for the occasion will monies. Boys from the parish will ager. of the Guild magazine and hp Pastor of Parish assed that uses the fatal argu- sermon will be given by the Rt. est will include Latin, accounting, be the Rev. Dr. D. A. Lemieux^ be lainor officers of'tjj^-Mass. The served a term asepresident of the e n t of ignoring the well-estab Rev. William M. Higgins, pastor history, and the sciences, it was Sine# August, 1937 Regis College^ sermon will be delivered by the Denver conference of the Cathollt + + ■ + lished and effectively functioning of St. Philomena’s. The Rt.- Rev. announced by the Rev. Louis G. Joseph J. Bosetti, Vicar General, Rev. John J. Danagher, C.M. Students’ Mission Crusade, i Mattione, SJ,, dean of the college. Father Flynn, a native of Iowa, private hospital, health programs, Registration for the summer ses has been pastor of the North Den To Graduate and welfare programe, particu sion will take place on. the campus ver parish, since August, 1937. larly in the field o f child coTjp. Monday, June 6. During this time he has been re It is recommended by the coun Officers Announced for Blessing! Regis will offer an eight-week sponsible for the removal of a Class of 56 cil that federal aid to education be summer session, granting full col large debt that burdened the The largest graduation class in provided in areas of pfoved need, lege credit toward degree programs parish and for considerable parish the history of Regis college, Den and that such aid include adequate and designed to meet the demands expansion. Six years ago, with the ver, 56 men and one woman, will health service, safe transporta Of New Church in Estes Pork ParisI of students already.enrolled in col capable assistance of many men tion, and recreational facilities for receive their degrees in Phipps Because of the great interest being shown in the beautiful new church, open hous lege. of the parish, he enlarged the auditorium on Sunday, June 5, ail children in all schools. New freshmen, however, may en parish convent so that it could at 8:16 p.m. The council specifically urges will be held at Our Lady of the Mountains church and rectory, Estes Park, on Saturda; roll with programs limited to reg house 18 sisters, instead of the The commencement exercises the passing of the National Hous and Sunday, June 4 and 5. The event will be in connection with the opening of Trail Ridg( 10 previously accommodated. A ing Act of 1949, recognizing in its ular freshman subjects. will climax a full day of activity road and the'dedication of Lake Estes, according to the Rev. Frances Kappes, who is m Classes will begin Tuesday, June small store on near-by property starting with the Baccalaureate features for slum clearance, rural charge of the Estes Park parish. Hours of the open house will be from 4 to 7 and the genj- 7, and continue until July 28, when was remodeled to provide addi Mass in the Regis chapel at 9 housing, and low income housing, that finally the government has at final examinations will start. tional classrooms for the parish o’clock. The Mass will be offered eral public is invited The other accoutrements of the dance and games party are being > Classes to be offered this sum grade school. tacked the hard core of that over by the Very Rev. Raphael C. Mc The new church ■will be dedicated sanctuary were given by St.^ ■given Friday evening, June 3, ap mer include governmental account Just a year ago a large ex Carthy, S.J., president of Regis whelming obstacle that interferes Thursday, June 9, by Archbishop the Riverside ballroom in Est^ Walter’s guild, the Altar society of ing, government and American pension project provided more college. with normal Catholic life— slum Urban J. Vehr o f^ n v e r in cere Park. The ballroom facilities are economy, sales management, retail than a third additional space in The Rev. Dr. David M. Maloney housing and the substandard home. monies beginning ai 11:30 a.m. The the parish. being donated for this event. ' store management; the church, as well as two large, of the Chancery office will give the (Fitrther Detaili of the ACCW Rt. Rev. Monsignon Joseph J. Bo Clubi, Merchant* Generous Dignitaries present at the dedi Sacred Scripture as literature, modern classrooms in the rear of baccalaureate address. Convention of Page 13.) setti, V.G., will be celebrant of the The Elks club of Loveland cation ceremonies .^will , incluc^ Dryden, Pope, and Johnson; suiwey the church'building. A basement The Baccalaureate Mass will be Mass that will follow. Deacons of donated $500, and the Estes Park Mayor Ronald Brody of Est^ o f Western civilization,, the West under the addition is used for followed by a breakfast for the Benedictine to Sing hoimr to Archbishop Vehr wdl be American Legion gave $375. The Park and Superintendent David in American history, Latin Amer storage of athletic properties. naduates and their families and the^ery Rev. Eugene O'Sullivan, merchants of Estes Park donated' , Canfield of the Rocky Mountain ica, , intermediate, Spanish, Latin, fririends in the college dining room. pastor of St. Vincent’s parish, Den a total of about $1,500.' Father National park.' - general physics, general ethics, spe The expansion, however, has not kept pace with the needs of Commencement speaker at the First in Denver ver, and the Rev. Richard Duffy, Kappes gives high praise to the Since 1946, Sisters of Loretto cial ethics, l(^ic, and the history Rev* Leo M. Pl7nn evening exercises will be the Very co-operation of the parishioners. from Fort Collins have conduct^ of modem philosophy. Holy Family’s growing school, The Rev. 'iWeodore Diemer, pastor of St. Joseph’s parish, Fort Rev. John R. Mix, C.R., St. Louis O.S.B., son of Mr. 'and Mrs. H. J. Collins. Deacon of the Mass will St. Walter’s guild raised funds for summer religious instructions m and Father Flynn is contemplat Estes Park. For the past year ing the addition of four more Superior Genera! of the Resurrec Diemer, 2295 S. Franklin street, be tjie Rev. Roy Figlinp, pwtor the altar furnishings by serving To Be Held in Denver June 20-24 they have held classes m Estes classrooms to the parish plant. tionirt order. The Rev. Louis G Denver, will be ordained in Pueblo of St. Augusting’s parish, the Rotary club luncheon every Park every Saturday. There are Plans for these are being drawn Mattione, S.J., dean of the college, and w^ill celebrate his first Solemn Brighton, who formerly said Mass week, the junior-s e n i o r banquet, about 30 jj^rmanent . families in at present. will present the individual gradu Mass in Our Lady of Lourdes in the Estes Park church during and the American Legion dinner. ates to Father McCarthy, who will church, E. Iliff and S. Logan, at the summer months; subdeacon The men of the pariah gave a the parish. f Sodality School Theme A native of New Hartford, la.. award the degrees. The Rev. Joseph i l o’clock, Sunday, June 5. 'ITiis will be the Rev. Robert Hoffman, party on March 17 to raise funds Justus Roehling of Kittredge ii Father Flynn was born Aug. 6, V. Downey, SJ., will be marshal for an electric organ; they realized the builder of the new church arid 1894. In his youth, for reasons is the first vocation since the for assistant in St. Peter’s parish, for the commencement exercises. mation of the parish. Greeley. Masters of ceremonies will $1,700. To add to this sum, a rectory. ______' of health he came to Denver and Is 'Christian in Action' be the Rev. Bernard Cullen, assis spent three years as a student at The Summer School of Catholic Action, held in Denver tant Chancellor, and the Rev. Regis high school. He also studied Joseph Leberer, assistant in . St. in the last week of August last year at the Cathedral schools, at Iowa State Teachers’ college Fr. Norman Smith to Sing James’ parish, Denver. The Rev. Ordination Set June 14 | will be conducted again this year June 20-24 on the same and Regis college, Denver, before Edward Breen, assistant in the entering St. Thomas’ seminary (Cathedral, Denver, will deliver the premises. Attendance at the day and night sessions last year where he took h's entire philoso reached a total of 940, with students coming from 21 states sermon. For Denver-Born Jesuit phy and theology courses. First Mass at Cathedral Following the Mass, a dinner for and Canada. This year only day- Father Flynn was> ordained by Nuns, The Apostolic Constitution, visiting clergy will be served at sessions will be held. Bishop John Henfy Tihen June A native of St. Catherine’s parish. Denver, will be or- Our Lady of Fatima, How to Teach A native of Denver, the Rev. Norman Smith, will sing the McGraw ranch. . . . . _ - *. , 1 .*g The traditional "Six Days You 15, 1924. His first assignment Catechism, Mental Prayer, The So his first Solemn Mass in the Cathedral on Sunday morning, dained in the Society of Jesus June l4 and will offer hji Will Never Forget” will be limited for a year and a half was as as Cost Will Exceed dality Workshop, Courtship, How first Solemn Mass in his parish church Sunday, June 19. Hi to five in Denver, owing to the fact sistant at the Cathedral. In May 29, at 10 o’clock. He is being ordained in the Basilica Sum of $100,000 that this year the SSCA vfill cross to_ Promote V^ations, Commu of the Immaculate Conception, Con is tlje Rev. 'Timothy J. Cronip, October, 1925, he was sent to' + + + The new church and rectory, + + the Roclues for the first time in its nism, Comic Books, Magazines Blessed Sacrament parish as a.s- ception, Mo., on Ascension Thurs t S.J., son of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy 19-year history and the faculty Movies— Their Influence on Our which will rank among the nfost sistant to the late Monsignor J. day, May 26, by Bishop Charles beautiful in the archdiocese, are J. Cronin, 3634 Eliot street. *' I' must depart in time to open the -Thinking; Social Challenge to Edu Frederick McDonough. He re LeBlond. school on June 27 at Gonraga uni cation, The Catholic Answer to the being constructed at a cost of Assisting Father Cronin in hii mained there until ^ p t. 8, 1932, The young clergyman is the son more than $100,000. There will be versity in Spokane, Wash. Tuition Social Problem, Parliamentary when he was named pastor of St. of Mrs. Elfrieda Smith, .who lives a debt of approximately $55,000 first Mass will be the Very Rejr. for the! Denver SSCA will accord Law, Publishing a Sodality Paper, Mary’s parish in Littleton. After at 429 E. 14th avenue, Denver. He after the sale of the old church Raphel McCarthy, S.J., president ingly be reduced from $12.50 to Major Christian Truths, Discus five years he was appointed to attended Sacred Heart grade school and rectory. The second floor of nf Regis college, assistant flricsi; 510. sion Clubs, Sodality Instruction Holy Family parish. and Cathedral high, from which the rectory will not be finished and Probation, Sodality Unions, the Rev. Aloysius S. Hahn, S; J., The Apostolic Constitution and he was CTaduatedgraduated in 1941. He mamade for the present. The basement of the deacon; and the Rev. Edward Radio Workshop, A Course for F. “ The Christian in Action,” the Sister Who is Nun his philosophical and theological rectory is being used now as a Dinan of Stratton, subdeacon. The latest annual Statement of the Priest Directors, Men’s Sodalities, Will Be Present studies in St, Thomas’ seminary, chapel and will be a parish hall Rev. Robert Syriahey, St. Cathep- Bithopa of the United States, will and Social Recreation for the Denver. after the church is completed. Laity. ine’s assistant, 'will be the master provide the theme for the SSCA. In addition to his two priest- The Very Rev. IValter J. Cana- Among individual donations of,cerem onies.^ Catherine’s pajs- Every day at noon the laity van. Cathedral pastor, will be the Lay. Persons ' brothers, other brothers and sis made to the new church is the gift tor, the Rev. D. A. Lemieux, gather for a period of recreation assistant priest at the first Mass; ters of Father Flynn are doming of all the rock from the McGraw will preach. Mult 'Hold Fort' under the direction of Father Leo to Denver for his jubilee. They the Rev. Joseph Leberer of St. The Most Rev. Robert E. Lucey, ranch. Mrs. McGraw, proprietor of Wobido, S.J., of the sodality rec are Sister Pierre, a Sister of James’ parish, deacon; the Rev. the ranch, is a parishioner. The To Be Ordained Episcopal chairman of the Depart reation department. Square danc Charity B.V.M., who is head of Jeremiah Mahoney of Hannibal, tabernacle was given by James By Ceylon Bishopj ment of Lay Organizations of the ing is always a feature of the noon the home economics department Mo., subdeacon; Robert Greenslade Donovan of Lonraont in memory National Catholic Welfare Con- gathering. at Mundelein college, Chicago, and Robert Keating, masters of cer-' of the Donovan-Hendrettz families. Father Cronin’s ordination will ferencej told the Summer School emonies; Ray Hamilton and John A program of recreation for 111.: Miss Margaret Flynn, a take place in' the Chapel of the Im- of Catholic Action students last Jepson, acolytes; and Dean Kumba, each night of the week is being public school teacher of New York tnaculata, St. Mary’s, Kans., at year that the shortage of priests thurifer. 'The minor officers are developed by the recreation de city, and. Miss Florence Flynn, a 97 Jdult5 Confirmed the hands of Bishop Ignatius Glen and religious is seriously hamper- %ll seminarians. ' partment of the school. These pro teacher in Cedar Rapids, la. nie of Trincomalee, Ceylon. ing'thc efforts of the Church and The sermon will be delivered by grams will be conducted at the Following the Jubilee Mass in At Denver Cathedral The ordinand was born in Denvier that “ lay persons must be rushed Knights of Columbus home. the Rev. John Simones, O.P., of Holy Family church, a dinner Fenwick high school, Chicago. The Mas* 5, 1918, and - attended St. to the front ranks to hold the fort The Rev. _ Aloysius M. Rieckus, until the' clergy are more numer will be held for the clergy at the Cathedral choir, under the direc Ninety-seven adults, most of Patrick’s and St Catherine’s gra^e S.J., of Regis college, is in charge Argonaut hotel at 12:30. Tuesday tion of the Rt. Rev. Monsighor R*v. Norman' Smith them “ graduates” of the religious schools and Regis high school be- ous.” Rev. Timothy Cronin, S.Ji of local arrangements, assisted by evening Solemn Benediction will Joseph J. Bosetti, will sing for the information jclasses held at the Ca fore^Pntering the Jesuit novitiate The organizatidn and program members of the Denver Parish and be given by Father Flynn in the Mass. Mass Hours Are Listed thedral, were in the class of 140 at ^orissant, Mo., iif 1936; After of the sodalities in elementary School Sodality Unions. Catalogues church fpllovfed by a reception for A dinner honoring Father Smith confirmed by Archbishop Urban J. he had made further studies there schools, high schools, colleges, giving' '------complete ’ ' information• * fi about parishioners and friends in the will be served in the Olin hotel Hottri of MaiMt announced Vehr in the Cathedral, Denver, Holy Land Collection and at St. Louis university, h'o schools of nursing, and parishes the courses, faculty, cost and liv parish hall. at 12:30, and a reception will be for three popular, mountain re- Sunday, May 22, it was announced Returns are listed taught for three years at Mar will be considered in several ing accommodations are available A highlight of Father Flynn’s held from 3 to '6 o'clock in the K. lort* for fhU Sunday, May 29, by the Very ReV. Dr. Walter J quette university high school, Mil coui’kes by outstanding students of at the SSCA office, Regis college, jubilee will be the tribute from the of C. hall, E. 16th avenue and E(tet 'Park, 7, 9, And 11 Canavan, pastor. The la^e num Return* in the collection for waukee, Wis. 'Then he finished hia the sodality. Other courses will be: D.enver_ 11. Attendance at the Holy Family high school, which G r^ t street. o’clock, and Buffalo, 10 o’clo^ . ber of adults confirmed is indica th«^Holy Lend, taken on Good studies at St. Mary’s college, S t Spiritual Exercises of St. Igna SSCA is by no means limited to will present the Gflbert and Sulli- Father Smith will spend a few Theie Matie*. hour* will tive of the success of the convert Friday, April 18, in the Arch Marys, Kas. tius, The Secret of Sanctity, Cana college ana high school or parish an operetta, H.M.S. Pinafore, in days in Denver before reporting force throughout' the iuma^prv classes at the Cathedral, where diocese of Denver will he found A reception will be given in honor Conferences, Tools for Human Re sodalists. Anyone is welcome and the Elitch Gardens theater Friday to Bishop LeBlond for assignment Mailu . . . in Evergreen more than 100 adults are received on page 16. of Father Cronin at Regis college latiqnships, Social Recreatipn for invited to attend. evening, May 27. , in the Diocese of SL Joseph, o’clock. intq the Church annually. following his first Mas|^
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PAGE TW O Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thuridoy, May 26, 1949 Complete Sunday Dinner Youth Hear Stinging Challenge Single G ift vSaut or*Cockt«il g,rrW Choice of 5 Entree* U Keeps Alive Poleto^Ve(etabte— Seled— Peiiert end Drink s P.H. More than 200 younjr Catholics of the city of Denver Mark’s club at Christ King were the recipients of a stinging challenge at the Catholic church at Evergreen. Father Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., Youth council Communion breakfast Sunday morning. The will conduct the one-day retreat Burse Fund ^ l3 > u c « . 85‘ challenge came from the Rev. Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., New which will include Mass, several The rise and fall of the Poor man club chaplain at the University of Colorado. conferences, and Confessions. Soula seminary burse closely re “ God save ut from tbe apa After the church services, a sembles the fluctuating situation thetic, indifferent Catholic,” much to the enjoyment of the eve wiener roast will be held. Chuck in China— last week it'grew 100 said the former army chaplain. ning; and Mrs. Jennings of the Sillstrop and Ronnie Lucero are per cent; this weelt a single con “ Commnnista are not going to Fifth Avenue greenhouse who do in charge. tribution, Anonymeus, Denver, Birltr Crou «t the ConioU hurt the faith. The only one who nated the flowers. Caroline, her All high school seniors inter $25, was all that kept it alive. Imported, nicke^bound, ebony ^ B 4 0 0 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN M USIC^^ can Hurt the faith it the one self, deserves credit for managing ested in the club are invited to The nmilarity between the two who profeite* it but doe* not live the affair. attend. Everyone will assemble at events is far from vagife, for the Miller’s parking lot, 43rdi and up to it. We mutt become fool* The bowling banquet will take tragedy that China is suffering to Tennyson, at 8 a.m. and each will for the take of Chritt, like a place on Thursday, May 26, at day might well havef been averted o / i "?T~ bring his own lunch. Driveft will tmall group of mitguided indi Cunningham’s restaurant. if its native clergy had been .... ^ ...... be reimbursed for the trip. / vidual* are making fool* of CYPC extends its heartfelt sym stronger and more numerous. Of make lovely gifts for any occasion. pathy to Bill Bolis whose father, Basketball or softball, St. ten it is only the native clergy that thamtelve* for the take of Karl Mark’s is continuing its winning Marx. The trouble with mott of Joseph Bolis, died last week. Club can prove effective in resisting in tizet ZVa and 4 inches at members are asked to remember streak. The Marksmen won their ut Catholic* it that we axe too the cancerous growths of foreign Mr. Bolis in their prayers. first softball game from Our Lady ’isms. telfiib. We are unwilling to put of Lourdes team, 19-10. onrtelve* out one bit to that The Church in Colorado can, $1.00 and $1.20 Jniversity Club Plans Marking Times, club publica grow strong only through an in Chritt can operate through ut tion, will go to press this week for the talvation of the world." Memarial Day Outing crease in vocations coupled with and will soon be delivered to increased fervor on the part of The straightforward words of (St. Thoma*’ University Club) Today, Thursday, Ascension Day, members. the laity. The laity, themselves, the zealous Benedictine left a deep The May social meeting will be A dinner for the rew lar bowl We Open at 12:30 noon a .Memorial day outing to Our can assist in the growth by con impression upon his hearers, who ers is being planned by Rita tributions which will help a needy represented about 15 different Lady of the Rwkies camp near Molloy, bowling chairman, and the Evergreen. The program will in seminarian complete his studies. youth groups of Denver and vicin bowlers. The league has. ended Contributions in any amount ity. The large group had received clude games or loafing in the after for the year. noon after lunch, and a chicken are welcome. Address all com THE JAMES CLARKE Communion together in the 9 The party for the graduates munications to the Most Rev. Ur o’clock Mass in the Cathedral. The dinner in the evening followed by May 20 was very successful- Ap dancing. The price is ?1.50 plus a ban J. Vehr, Chancery office, 1636 ^reakfast was held in the Empire proximately 50 attended. Logan street, Denver 5, Colo. CHURCH GOODS HOUSE room of the Shirley-Savoy hotel. 25 - cent transportation charge. PUNNED Jam ilif. PROTECTION The affair'was under the chair Cars will leave from 17th and Established 1902 1636 Tremont Place manship of Gene Silva, with Miss Grant at 10 a.m., Monday, May 30. t Marion Macken as a co-chairman. Last-minute reservations may be Graduates Are Exhorted
PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Sfreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyifone 4205 ThurtJoy, Moy 26, 19 Officers of CathedraPForensic League Vet Chaplains p Assisi In f t Collins Field Mass
Fort Collins.— The Newman club at Colorado A. & M. college is sponsoring the annual Field Mass on Memorial day, in honor of former Aggie studeftta who lost their lives in service. The Mass I. r\vill be on the oval of the Aggie campus* and will begin at ^;30 on Monday, May 30. Ed VanDriel, a junior student at the college arid province treasurer of the Newman clubs, is in charge of arrange ments. ^ . . Alj veteran chaplains of the archdiocese haK been invited to ■ attend, and letters of invitation have also been sent to the next of kin of those who lost their lives. The chaplains who will participate have all had impressive war records, and have been given a number of high decorations. The Rev. Richard M. Duffy, chaplain of the Aggie Newman club, has announced that the following will serve as officers pf the Mass: ■ Father John Scannell,' pastor of Christ the King parish, Den ver, celebrant; Father Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., chaplain of the C.l^. Newman club and an amputee victim of the past war as a para- rtooper chaplain, the speaker; Father Richard Hiester, deacon; Father Edward Leyden, subdeacon; and Fathers Forrest Allen and John Regan, masters o f ceremonies. * ' ^ Patricia Sulliran Maxina Mohrbacher Members of other- Newman clubs in the region are expected Nancj Gdorin to send representatives-to Fort Collins for the Mass. * + • + + +■ + White Straws Githedral Forensic League Chapter Has Election I^^Q^n ’Knights Dov/n | (Cathedral High School, Denver) Mary E. Evers, John Glenn, Max Sally Holm, Judy Donald, Elaine fourth grade did a boy-prl tap The offices of the Cathedral ine Mohrbacher, Mike O’Donoghue, Haley, Jean Kohut, Gloria Route, dance to “ Surrey With the Fringe." Strasburg Grange, 9-4 • Come in and see our new summer whites. ALL ONE PRICE *r. chapter of the National Foren George Schwartz, Patricia SuUi Harriet McCluster, and Mary Pat Ending the program was the sic leagrue will be filled by senior van, and Leon Wilson. Springer. “ Danse Antique” from the opera Roggen.— Ideal * ball weather berry bed and some of her gardeti, girls next year. President will be Sue Collins spoke of the values In round form “ Row, Row, Row Faust. • Every flattering style. A 2 S Elaine Telk; Nancy Gdovin will brought out a crowd of spectators and had chipped the paint on the and need of an NFL chapter. Franlj your Boat” was satirized by Mary Cathedral juniors will hold their house* Hail damage to crops and be vice president; and Maxine Gappa described the social aspects for the game between Strasburg Jo Abegg, Patricia Boe, Margaret annual picnic on May 28 at Eldo gardens nv.as general in that area • High fashion at low pricei Mohrbacher, recording secretary. of NFL— traveling and opportuni Tri-Valley Grange and Roggen Chamberlain, Rita Flanagan, Rose rado Springs. Class president Jerry but most folks are thankful to be The new officers were installed ties to meet new people. Robert mary MacDermott, Jean Moore, Pond, aided by Secretary Lou Knights of Columbus on the alive after the- tornado. Mr. ami • Exciting values. NONE HIGHER May M . According to custom, Alcorn gave the qualifications and Betty Rierdon, Cecilia Wieble, and Tanko and Treasurer Evie Law knights’ field south of^ Roggen. Mrs.\ Miles Milan are grateful to they were dunked in Bear creek at duties of new members. Miss Mar Georgia Winter. rence, made the arrangements the friends v?ho helped them re the NFL picnic May 21. garet E. Fogarty is the sponsor of This was the first Sunday the The 131 juniors will attend Mass claim their watersoaked goods, and . At the assembly President Rosa the club. As a break in the program the members of the Union Pacific at the Cathedral and then leave set their house back oh iW founda Mazone resigned her office as she In the spring festival May 24, light dance “ Three Blind Mice” -'Our New Address" was performed by Barbara Bar from the Grant building.’ Skating, league had finished a game. Last tion. * presented Elaine with the gavel. the dance'groups of Cathedral un swimming, horseback nding, and Sunday the game b^etween the K. G e 0 r g p Schwartz congratulated der the direction of . Miss Lillian bato, Patricia Chase, Nancy Gdo Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Klausner vin, Rosemarie Halbur, Jeanne other amusements will be provided of C. and Byers was called off be Nancy, his successor, and Barbara Co-villo presented a program sum for the students. from Los Angeles have been vis Barbato gaye Maxine* the ..-secre marizing their work. The dance Hewit, Joanne Simsick, Louise Ro cause of rain before either side iting his brother and wife, Mr. an{l mero, Theresa Marchio; and Shir The bookkeeping class has been tary's book. A fourth officer was technique demonstration consisted made a score. This Sunday’s game Mrs. M. C. Klausner, since last ley Upton. * awarded honorable mention by the elected this year. Patricia Sullivan of the basic movements of ballet was a 9-4 victory for the K. of C., Tuesday. Wednesday evening all Business Education World maga will serve as corresponding secre by Maureen Courtney, Margie' In the waltz and waltz finale apd was interesting all the way were dinner guests in the Martin SIBYL HATS zine. , An impressive superior tary and historian. Cowgill. Patricia Gillin, Margaret were Patricia Lowry, Janice Mc- through. All are lopking forward to Schoeneman home, and Thursday achievement certificate will be Members receiving the degree Kirchoff, Margaret Kobel, B a r b a r a Graw, Ursula Zint, Ida Mae Pfifer, next Sunday’s game when the evening tliey visited with the Wil added to the school’s collection. of distinction were Robert Alcorn, May, Janet Miller, Maxine Mohr- Gerrie Holland, Theresa Mazula, Knights of Columbus play Kiowa liam Blick and Tommy Klausner U22 WELTDN STREET Barbara Barbato, Barbara Burcher, bacher, Marilyn Valley, and Jean Mazone, Sue Collins, Hazel The senior class play of the rit Kiowa. families. Sue Collins, Betty Cotter, and Vostrejs. They also presented a Wyatt, Margaret Shipp, Joan Mad ’49ers was held,Wednesday, May Susan Sigg returned home from Rosa Mazone. Virginia McGloth- dance satire of a waltz, fox trot, den, Mary Conner, Kathy Fitz 25. The production revolved Numerous Visitors Sacred Heart academy in Wichita, len and Cloyd Allen received their tahgo, and jazz. ' gerald,- Kathy Pasic, Verleen around the dream of a girl, Rose At Game Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Sigg degree of excellence. Members “ Tea for Two” was presented by l ^ ^ n , Patricia Smith, Mary Cath- mary Broderick. and family brought her out from awarded the degree of honor were Mqry Lou Ackermann, Bonnie erme-Ghise) and Jean McHugh. After the p 1 a y a Hi-Pal social Among the nujierous visitors Denver. Her welcopie took thg Frank Barreras, Patricia Brannan, Bray, Meriem Cunningham, Velma Betty Spetell and Patricia was' held in the gym with the sen from outside the community who form of a family reunion at the Mary Frances Boyle, Eileen Dolan, Evens, Barbara Cook, Sue Gannon, O’ Briari did a ballet duet. The iors acting as hosts. were watching the game were Mr. home of her parents, >ir. and Mrs) arid Mrs. Gerald ,_^GibsoHi from George Sigg, after the ball game. Denver and their son-in-law, and Those present were Mr. and Mr*. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lo- Conrad Sigg and family, Mr. and kamp and baby daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sigg, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Josiah Allen, Denver; Mr. Carl Buchholz and family, Mi^, 491 Will Be Graduated June 5 and Mrs. Praemus Schmidt, Brigh and Mrs. Joseph Sigg and Harold, ton; Mr. and Mrs. Bab Heneger, and Mr. and "Mrs. Paul Seabury. Ft. Lupton; Mr. and Mrs. Paul All those boys and girls .between Olivas, Denver; Mr. and Mrs. Tony the ages of 10 and 18 who are inter Archbishop Vehr to Officiate Ortega, California; Mr. and Mrs. est^ in 4.-H club work have been Joe Alpers and family) Strasburg; invited, to attend an organization Four hundred ninety-one Denver Catholic high school Ann McCarthy, Therese McDonough, Ann McCabe, Agnes Moorman. Rose Mr. and Mrs. George Prebish and meeting at the Mat-tin Schoenemaq graduates will receive their diplomas Sunday, June 5, at Bette McGruder; Mumford. * Dorothy O'NeiU, JoAnn Orr. family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack home Friday evening at 8. Parent^ 2:30 p.m. in the City auditorium from Archbishop Urban Mary Theresa MePhee. Dorothy Ann Patricia Peachey: Prebish and family from Kersey. also are welcome. Buckley Bros. Motors Neville, Patricia Jean O'Neill, Dolores Barbara Roach, Mary Ann Rust, Mary Mrs. Rosa Pelz entertained Sun J. Vehr of Denver. r Ann Paxton, Eliisbeth Ann Pepper, Saunders. Shirley Schmitz, Helen SedI* Mr. and Mrs. Harold Klausner Gloria Philippone, Joan Eliiabeth Reilly, mayer, Loretta Sedimayer, Betty Lou day at dinner in -honor of her Frances R. Rice, Fay Anne Sauer, Mar and Hank Fh-ebish attended the Sales - STUDEBAKEB - Service “ Secularism and the High Schtigl Graduate,” will be the Simms. Loretta Simpson. Geraldine Ward, grandson, Gary Ehnstrom, who graduation exercises Friday night address delivered by Roger Zoell- tha Marie Schmitz; Mary*Jane Wathen, and Lorraine Web made his First Communion in 0 AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS & TRUCKS • competition will receive their Norma L. Simmons. Jean Anne ster. at Kersey Consolidated high ner, valedictory speaker from St Stromsoe, Dorothy Mary Sujsts, Gloria Lady of Grace church, one of th school, where Margaret’s brother, KXPEBT BODI AND FENDEB WOBK — QUALITT PAINTING Francis de Sales’ high school. awards at the exercises. Many Marie Sulcer, Mary Helen Taylor, Lu new Denver parishes. His paren 5' STTAM CLEANING - WASHING — LUBRICATION SERVICE cille E. Thompson, Joan T. Tomlin, Bar Annunciatian High Schaal jeorge Prebish, Jr., was graduated. civic and educational leaders will Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ehnstrom, a Ernest Barlock, Holy Family be guests of the Archbishop and bara A. Warchot, Rita Ann Weir, Clara Alex Baker, ^orraine Baker, Robert t Sunday was Communion day for 660 So. Broadway — New Location — RA. 2826 Jean Wilton, Ruth Elaine Younger, and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Pelz from high school, will be student master pastors on the stage platform. Bowen. Gerald Cavenaugh. Eileen Cic the Knights of Columbus., The Margaret M. Rotterm^n. Raymond Cuba. Kathym Delgado, Erma- Hillrose wpre guests on the OCM- regular meeting was^held Tuesday ------E X P E R T ' Following is a list of the 1949 Regis High School Hnda Diaz. Marie Dore, Florence Dreiling; sio; gp-aduates: Grace Garcia, Joseph Garcia, Joseph evening at 8 o’clock *in the church AUTO REPAIR Joseph R. Albi.^Jobn N. Atborno. Gobster, Rita Gonzales, Joieph Grebenc. Mr\Md Mrs. Tony Ortega froiw hall. Cothedrol High School FrmneU Barrett. James £. Barrett. Laonard Grommet, George Heronema. Oakland^alif., are visiting in the All Makes James Batea. Frank J. Belmonte. Joseph Raymond Heronema. Albert Jenkina. home of^Mrs. Ortega’s brother,' Easy Time Payments Mary Jo Abegg. Mary LooUe Acker* R. Berberick, Marvin C. Blaski* Donald E. Dolores Johnson; Masses Listed mann, Donald Cloyd Allen. Mary Lenore J. M. Rodri^ez. The Ortegas are TAKE A RIDE Brakhage. George H. Brown; Robert Kadnuck. Robert Kelly. Eliza Arnold, Barbara Ann Barbato, Jean Mary For Holy Day Robert L. Burns. Leonard V. Carlin. beth King. Gerald Lukton, Gilbert Mares. planning to piove here from Cali Northwestern Auto Co. Barberm. Helen Louise Blyth. Gilbert N. Robert C. Carmody. Michael T. Clark. Borelli, La Vinc^Lee Boyd, Helen Yvonne Richard Mares. Luzmarle Marques. Bert fornia. Masses on Thursday, May 26, William P. *Coloroio« Daniel J. Cronin, Martinet, Eva Moreno. Marvin Patrick; 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 Bray; Louta J. Dalla, Roger F. DeBruno. Earle Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Klausner the Feast, of the Ascension, were Jacqueline Price, Theresa Roberts, Rose Mary Broderick. Verleen Rose Decker. Raymond B. Dillon; entertained at dinner Sunday after scheduled for 7 o’clock at Keenes- Brown, Barbara Ann Burcher. Whiter A. Leo P. DolaaO Robert Douglas, Beatrice Robles. Mary Ann Ryszkowski, burg, and 9 o'clock at Roggen. Burcher, Jr.: Joan Ervell Cain. Margaret Thomas K. EarTey, l^awrenee C. Ellis, Joan Sanchez, John Louii Sanches, Rob the ball game. Their guests were La Verne Cart. Michael B. Casey,; Mary Carl J. Frazztni. Michael L. Golden. John ert Scluroberger. Beverly Shinn, John Mr. and Mrs. George Prebish, Friday Mass will be at 8 o’clock rLETFMIK6IIMAEI) Slattery; Joseph Smith; Catherine Chase. Ann Marie ChiarellJ. T. Goodier, Richard C. Hanifen, William Hank and George’ Jr.; Mr. and in Sacred Heart church. Richard A. Church: Hardtgan. John F. Harrington: Viola Solis. Bettie St John, Joseph Shirley Ann Coffman, Robert ColaL Edwin S. Hoffman, George A. Hovorka. Stremel, Bettijane Tanko, Robert Thomas, Mrs. Jack Prebish and family, and After the Greeley deanery meet ano. Mary Elizabeth Connor. Lucille Frederick, C. Ihrer. John P. Keller, F. Gilbert Trujillo, Helen Ungehire, Betty Louis and Larry Stolarczyk, all ing, special thanks wa.s extended, CHRY5LER-PLYMOUTH _ Louise Conroy. Betty Joan Cotter. Mar* Joseph Kelly, Gilbert E. Kuntz. Leo J. Valencour, Shirley Valentine, ‘ George from Kersey;. Martha Prebish, a to the committees in .charge: To guerite L. Cowgili. Robert D. Dougherty, McDonald. Joseph A. MartinelH, Lorenzo Y'edo. and Bert Zumtobel. UPTOWN M O T O R CO. Eugene Anthony Diguardi, John Paul De A. Martinet. Richard L. Masaman: student nurse at Mercy hospital; the April committee, consisting of 1908 BROADWAY CH.5626 Sabato. Joseph William Devereaux: Michael F. Morrissey. David M. Members of the Cathedral Girls* choral James Klausner, Kenneth Blick, Helen Sauter, chairman; Betty Er- Donald Edmund Dewhurst. Eugene L. O'Keefe, John E. Perito, Robert A. Per* group that will sing at the graduation and Father Charles Sanger. Before kfe'r, Bernadine Rau, Elainfe Sigg, Di Manna, Ann Patrice Doherty, Judy siebitte. James R. Peterson. Raymond exercises are: A. Pimple. Richard J. PribyJ. Thomas J. dinner all the guests went to lo*ok Aurora Sanchez, Marie Buchholz,. Xyouri Donald, Barbara Anne Dowd, Hazel Arnold. Cecilia Bogaez, Barbara Reichert, James F. Reinhardt, Donald over Harold Klausner’s new house, and Lona Linnebur, who had To) Joe Kavanaughfs Cecilia Mae Ducharme, Rosemarie A. Broderick. Verleen Brown. Joan Cain. Erger, Kathleen Marie Fitzgerald. James J. Robben: Catherine Campbell. Phyllis Cbing. Mary which is nearing completion. charge of the delightful luncheon.; William J. Roley. James A. Ryan. An D. Flanagan. Norman Peter Fratzini: Condon.* Patricia Courtney. Glenda Cov- Hail Does Damage’ John Freudenstein. Susan Elizabeth thony T. Samo. Kenneth C. Schneider. and to the program committee,. illo: , ------Gannon, Mary Lois Gallegos. James A. Terrence Sloan, Charles R. *Smith. John Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Erker and Cynthia Matthews and Magdalene and see his Gdovin. William Gillin. Frances Jean H. Tasset, and Paul J. Toner. Doris Crlmmins. Shirley Dten. Cecilia Schoeneman; and to the sisters Glotzbach. Ronald B. Grannell, Geraldine Ducharme, Rosemary Fanelll. Kathleen family were visiting in fhe Fritz Griffith. Richard F, Halbur. Elizabeth Haly Family High Schaal Fitzgerald. Rita Flanagan. Aurelia Galle Linnebur home when the storm and the school children who were Ellaine Haley; Donalo J. Anderson. Elizabeth L. gos. Mabel Gulterrez, PbylUs Hale. Marie struck. Mrs. Erker jeports that she so helpful. f O R Roger Zoellner Richard Ralph Hansen. Rita Catherine Archer. Pauline Rita Armstrong. Mar H ogan; was able to see two funnel-shaped Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klausner USED TIRE Hiirel. William F. Higgins. Albert C. garet Ellen Bakes, Ernest Peter Bar- Patricia Jones, Sherma Keel, Barbara Hinterreiter, Mary Catherine Ingling, lock. Anthony Frank BattagHno, James Kirt, Patricia Kirt, Ruth Courtney. Diane clouds in the vicinitj of. her home. announce the arrival of a son born AUTOMOTIVE of ceremonies. The Catholic high John Louis Keber, Patricia Jane Keenan. R. Henalio, Jr«: Eugene Martin Berger. Sullivan, Elizabeth Tabor, Helen Tabor. When they returned, she said, 6UYS . Margaret Irene Kirchoff. Jean Lorraine John Charles Bergin. Marian Adele Bern* Dolores Talarico. Mary Jane VanDyne; May 23 in Brighton. The new- schools’ orchestra, under the di Kohut, Margaret Ann Kolbel; inzoni; wind.s had not done too m uch^m - SERVICE rection of Edward Libonati, will Jeanne Vottreji. Georgia Winter. Doria age, but hail had ruined-her €ww- comer’s namejis Michael William., Andrew Kowaiezyk. Joan Elaine Larson. Joan Patricia Brooks, Walter J. Burke. Wolfe. Bernice Wrobel. Dorothy Kowal- play the “ Raymond ^gjerture” and John J. Leyden. Joan Margaret Madden, Rosalee E. Calvert. Veronica Josepbioa czyk. Margaret LaBossiere. Ann Law ALL MAKES selected “ Diploma Marches.” Orist A. Madonna. Teresa Mantello. An* Capra. Francis J. Carney. Mary Ber- rence. Irene Lewis, Elizabeth Lockwood. drew A. May, Jr.; Beverly Ann Miller, nadine Carney. Patricia M. Caolfleld. Joan Madden: Visit Denver's Robert Cavarra from St. Jo Beverly Bcrnadine Miller, Jeannine Mil* Marijo ^nboy. John Joseph Conway, 'Crown for Queen' Rites seph’s high school, -will play the liken; Gilbert J. Costa; Marilyn MantcUo, Thartsa Mazzula, LEADING SERVICE Catherine Jane McCarthy. Virgina A. Barbara Marie Crowe. Violet DmI Ponte. Jean McDonald, Jean McHugh, Elleh ALL SIZES City auditorium organ for the McGlothlen, Delores Jean McHugh, Leo Joanna L. Dalpes. Donald _Anthony De Moore. Katherine Moore. Ann Murray. CENTER procession and recessional. The W. McLelUn. Harriette E. McLuster, Wil> Renzo, Eugene Michael...... DiTolla, JSTues Beatrice Moroney, Liiana Noil. Patricia Cathedral high school Girls’ choral Ham £. Nadon, Reathel Irene Nichols, R. DiTolla. Donald F. Domenico. Mar O’Brien; Set May 29 in Brighton Patricia Mary O'Brien, Jacqueline garet Riu Doyle. Anna Julia Dubois. Jeanine Olson, Kosalyn Pfeifer. Bev Where You Get group will present two choral num O'Leary, Ruth Anne O'Neill: Robert Emmett Dunlap; erly Pollack. Barbara Pritchard. Margaret I « bers, the “ Ave Maria” by Somer James J. Organ, John £. Owens, Cath Sheila FItxPatrick. Vivian L. Gendlll. Quayhagen. Mary Quayhagen. Regina Brighton. — All the sodalists sented to all who have completed $ 2 - 0 0 and up Quality at .a- erinc Marie Paste. Andrew J. Petros, HI: Mary Catherine Grace. Anna Marie Grae* Reischman. Jean Roach. Patriei^ Ryan, vell. and the “ Artisan” by Ware. from St. Augustine’s parish will the three-year course in Christian Forrest E. Fishel will direct the Shirley Mae Reynolds. John B. Riordan, ber» Louise Theresia Gray. Robert Dean and Patricia Smith. Doctrine. A feature of the cere Fair Price! Robert W. Satterfield, Donald E. Scheurn. Greenburg. Richard J&aeph Haberger. present “ A Crown for the Queen’ group, accompanied by Miss Bev Norma Louise Sibert, Lola M. Siegwarth; Marlyee Ann Harrington, William Roy this Sunday, May 29. This is a mony will be the renewal of bap erly Ann Miller, Cathedral senior. Patricia Ann Smith, Sally Smith. Don* Hcllyer. Valerie Joan HoDenbaugh; May crowning ceremony composed tismal vows by the assembled grad Winners in the Archbishop’s essay aid R, Snhpp. Betty Jeanne Spittell. Eleanor Marie Horan. Mary Josephine uates. The high school graduates ■ JOE James Ray Stitt. Thomas L. Stolte, John Howard. Joan Hughes. Thomas William Greeley Parish by Sister M. Marguerite. The in F. Sweeney, Dolores A. TaUrico. Marilyn Jackson. Jessie Mary Johns, Celine Marie troduction will be given by Jo Jean win include Josephine Aerta, Tony C l I P I T f l L NOTICE TO CREDITORS Therese Valley, Mary Jaoe Van Duyn: Johansen. Charles Edward KariUv John Aragon, Cecilia Avina, EUgene ESTATE OF FRANCIS X. O’CONNOR, Smith. The Mater Dei sodality John Francis Vogt, Ora Jeanne Vos Michael Keanealy, Jerome C. Kennedy, Brown, Lois Bushner, Lawrence KAVANAUGH also known ei Frank X, O’Connor, Mental trejs, Lillian D. A. Vurovec. Thomas J. Catherine Ano Kollander: Honors Graduates verse choir will render the selec Incompetent. Na 8*387. Walsh. Hugh R. Warder, Mary Catherine Harriet Ann Lallaa, Inez Landrum, tions for each Mystery of thfe Ro Case, Julian Candelario, Emma Notice ia herrbr .Ivan that on the lltk Weber, and Georgia Loraine Winter. Walter Michael Leiker. Virginia Mae Chavez, Rose Galicia, Donald Getz. day o f May, 19*49, lettan of eonaervator- Lesser, Clinton Leroy^ Lombard. Frances Greeley.— (Our Lady of Peace sary while Fred Peterson traverses LINCOLN at 7ih TA. 1261 TELEPHONE TABOR 5191 ihip wera iaaued to the underalgned aa St. Francis de Sales' High Parish)— All the young people of the circuit lighting the candle rep Mary Irsik, Darlene Kreutzer, Ann Losasso. Gerald Madigan, Mar Pauline Kuhn, Manuel Macias, Le- ' 13TM A BROADWAY • DENVER cohaervator ot the above named eatate and Schaal garet L. Marvel. Kathleen Mershon. Rob Our Lady of Peace parish who resenting each Mystery. all peraona having claima- againat aaid ert L. Moheaky: are being graduated this year Roy McKay. Muriel Miller, Nancy- Mtate ara required to file them for allow Gtrild WillUm Bdlingcr, Jtme. Adrian Ruth V. Mohesky, John A. Mullane. After the blessing of the crown, Pike, Ruby Ramirez, Lillian Steck- ance in tha County Court o / the City and were honored at a dinner last COOLING SYSTEM Brennan, Donald P. Burke, Paul Edward Elizabeth Anne MeAndrews, Francis E. Miss-Nellie Chavez will read the line, Fred Wattenburg, and Larry,; The fii^^isted her« _de- And County of Denver, Colorado, within aix Carvalho. Michael Joieph Ca.ey, Leonard McGinn. Philip J. McGinn. James An week. presentation of the crown and then montha from aaid data or amid claima will Francia Ca.aidy, John Tbomaa Cooney. thony McNulty, Bernard B. O'Hayre. Trujillo. gerve to be remembered BRAKE SERVICE ba forever barred. Daniel Leo DuBoia, Alfred Edward Dunat, Patricia R. P a w s a , Thomas J. Fade. Father Dqminic Morera, S.F., place a crown of flowers on .Our The novena in honor oi the Holy 14 Yun • UtSuit E.ilfaiat B. C. Billiard. Jr., Edward Michael Frain; George C. Pastor, Jr.; ' pastor, announced that he would Lady’s statue. Members of the Ghost will begin on Friday, May when you are distributing • Conservator Robert Attillio Fragoai, Emmanuel Joetta A. Piper. Donald Francis George try to help those who are desirous Queen’s court will be Misses Ora- Myers Radiator & Brake Catholic Regiater Gabel, Felix 1. Gonaatea, Jaroea Edwaad Plousaard. Robert E. Ranney, Velma Jean 27, after the 8 o’clock Mom. The your patronage in the dif Mailed 6/12/49 Hesge, Harvey Joseph Holland, John Rohr. Gerald B. Rumley, Geraldine Sat* of going to college. Other speakers iTiiTa Duran, Shirley Gaylor, Pris novena prayers will be said each Shop Richard Holoubek, Thomas Vincent Uor- terwhite. Walter Patrick Saunders. included Miss Vera Sullivan, Span cilla Maes, and Jo Jean Smith, morning after tlie 8 o’clock Mass, f ferent lines of business. STATE OF COLORADO ( rigan, Walter Francis Imholf, Richard Franklin Thomas Scardina. Joseph M. ish teacher at Greeley high school, while Rena Cordova will be the 1512 W. Alameda PEarl 6710 City and County of Denver f “ • David Jones, James Francis Krupa; Sloan. Constance Julia Spero: IN THE COUNTY COURT, No. 88069 Thomas F. Lidinaky, Ralph Lorenxo. William J. Spieler. Joan Dolores Spi* and Doctor Candelaria, professor crown-bearer. Billy Dibb, Eugene Th* firms llstsd hsY* dssm-TS to IN TOE MATTER OF TOE ESTATE OF Joseph James McCarty, Edward James rek. Mary Grayce Thornton. George F. of Spanish at Colorado State Col Gallegos, Robert Martinez, - and b* r*rasmb«r«d wh*n you art «s- M butloc your pslronogo to th* dlf- . l ( ERNEST S. CHILTON, Deceaaed. McCoy. John Joseph Hiller. George E. Torsney. John Joseph Tyne. Louis G. lege of Education. Jerome Throckmorton will carry Phijbin, John Thomas Reagan, John VecehiarclJi, Julia Gertrude Vote. John fsreat iTn lints of ' buslntss.' ' NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION the queen’s train. TO SELL REAL ESTATE Duane Redfern, Louis Joseph Ried, Jr„ R. Weaver. Beverly Ann WHgbt, and The baby popularity contest LOGAN GARAGE John W. Roach; Elizabeth Caroline Zebnder. The People of the State of Colorado. which was sponsored by the so The following candidates will be To, unknown heira at law and William Lawrence Joseph Rummerfleld, Donald Expert Repairing‘bn All Makes E, Short, William Joseph Smith, Edward St. Jateph's High Schaal dality girls ended last Sunday. received into’ the sodality: Inez A. Sackman, Guardian ad Litem. Marino Montoya is the winner of Artistic Peraona in intercat in aaid ntate, Bernard Towey, Leonard George Urban, Elmer BrungardtJ i^onso Copolungo, Madrid and Ida Mascarenas into Complete Body, Fender and Paint Dept. Thomas William Walsh, Robert L, Wen- George Carberry, Ricnard Carey, John GREETING: the contest He will be honored the Immaculate Conception sodal Wheel Balancing and Front End Alignment linger, Leonard F. Woodman, Roger 0, Carollo, Charies Coffelt, Thomas Collins. at a shower this Sunday. You are hereby noUfled that on this 7th Zoellner; James Corbett, Donald Craven, Ivan D* ity; Sally Abc-yta, Dora Abeyta, 275 So. Logan SP. 3811 day of May, A.D. 1949, B. C. Hilliard. Jr.. Dolores Mas Alexua, Betty Darleen Herrera; The Catholic Youth organiza Mary Ellen Alcoser, Beatrice Ara Telephone Administrator C.T.A. of aaid 0tate, pre- Arterburn, Celine Theresa Balk. Shirley James Dwyer, James Eberley, Richard tion recently o^anized its own gon, Nancy Candelario, Rose Ann ■ented to and filed in aaid Court his peti Anne Bamea. Mary. Catherine Bauer, Paustin, Earl Goetz. James Grisentl. tion for the sale of certain real estate be Betty Jean Becker, Elisabeth Marie Richard Harrison, James Kleinsehnitz. baseball teana. The boys bought Chavez, Carmella Cordova, Ber- Your Friendly 24-Ronr Service longing to said Mtata and situate in the Beckord, Sally Jean Bettinger, Shirley Charles LanivUle, Joha-^Lunny, James their own equipment, set up the narde Fernandez, Barbara Gama, Book City and County of Denver and State of Louiie Bolte, Sharon Bradley; Lee; team, and won their first victory (iecilia Gonzales. Mary Ann Got- Colorado, more fully dneribed in aaid peti- Doris Susan Bruno, Rachel A. Carna Lawrence MeGreevy, Jack McNelliSs two weeks ago. zalez, Gloria Herman, Jeanetw Uon, referenea to which ii hereby made. han, Jean Marie Cline, Florence Marie Mae Marshall. Eugene Meis. Kenneth HAWS TEXACO simct You are further notified to appear and Connors, Jessie E. Craig, Alma Jane Milne, Aaron Montoya. Carl Nelson. Rich The newly planted grass out Herrman, Marcia Herrman, Marie •Covers Cummings. Marilyn Kathryn Dechant, HARBT FLEMING. Proprietor answer or otherwise plead to said petition ard Oeba. l#eonard Polak, Frank Fom* side Our Lady of Peace church Padilla, Polly Padilla, Virginia 'i in writing on or befpre the 27th day of Anne A. Dowling, Patricia Doyle, Ruth ponlo: is beginning to sprout. All plant Margaret Dulk: Ralph Richardson, George Rol^. Quiritana, Shirley-Ann Sandoval, TEXACO u4 mEST0»E fiODUCTs SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK June. A.D. 1949, the day act for the hearing ing and arranging has been done Georgina Suppes, Patty Wykoff, UIBIICATION iMi WASHLG TABOR 9222 tbareof, or on or before the day to which Wilma Everett, Rosemary J. Fiorl, Thomas Ruloo, Joseph Saeman, Eugene such hearing may be adjourned, or taid Carol Ann Foley, Patricia Lou Franken- SanchczJFred Shepherd, Richard Talbott. by the landscaping committee. Mary Ybarra, Sarah Roybal, and petition will be t^ e n for eonfatod. berg, Jean Theresa Frellingar, Virginia Gilbert^hldez, Jeanette Aiello, Dolores Clare Glladorf. Geraldine E. Guenther, Sophie Roybal into the Mater Dei Given under my hand and the seal of Arnold^^ Jeanne Marie Guerin, Larrie Jaan Hanni- Leota Amoldy, Margaret Bastar. Jane Doctors Give $500,000 sodality. *' • said Court at Denver, in the City and gan, Elaine Therese Hencmann; Commercial County of Denver and State of Colorado, Beckman. Mary Jane Belton, Frances Bo- Dolores Darlene Hodapp, Dorothy Joan banna, Loretta Carlino, Shirley Comito. Chicago.— More than $500,000 The precession into the church this 7tb day of May, A.D. 1949. llama. Patricia Ann Jarratt, Margaret E. Lillian* Costello, Shirley Davis, Evelyn willl start promptly at 7:45 p.m. HUDSON y ie HEBERT, Inc. John L, Griffith has been contributed by Chicago Jordan, Joan Marie Keegan. Corinne Ber Deorio; area physicians to the campaign of The annual graduates’ Mass will ^ Since 1913 Clerk of the County Court o f the nice Kemme, Jo Ann F. Koelbert, Mar Ann Doeling. Carolyn Eggert, Dalores Products Co. City and County o f De iver, Colorado. garet M. Lamanaky, Mary Anne Eleanor EHzalde, GeraMlnt Flood. Rost Grunin* the Stritch school of medicine of be said Sunday, May 29, at 8 (SEAL OF COURT) Larche, Dorothy Mae Lichtar; xer. Joanne Hefner. Alice Kirkpatrick, Loyola university rince last Sep o’clock. Both the high school and Office & Furniture Supplies By Franc0 D. Dolan . Winifred Margaret LInsenmaier, Ter Rose Kisser. Margaret Kulp. Sally Man- tember, the Very Rev. James grade school graduates will assem Deputy Clark esa Jana Mahoney, Mary Kay Haschlnot, ael; TA 2990 1707 Lawrence 3660 Downing Denver Phone AC 4848 Catholic RWiater Margaret Marilyn May, Marlene Judith Virginia MazsottL Geraldine MeDoo* Hussey, S.J., university president, ble at this Mass to receive Holy lUUsd May », IIM - MraaUt, A a lu Ruth Mnraaa. Fnutesi galL...... AHm McFaU*... GiGeraldiaa Moore, Sue disclosed. Communion. Diplomas will be pro-
a Tflurtday, May 26, 1949 Office, 93 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 420S PAGE FIVE ’
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Thursday, May 26, 1949 Office, ^938' B annock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEysfone 4205 PAGE SEVEN \ ------^ ------Longmont Lawyer Speaks 11 Persons in Rangely Amtisements ♦ Dining Clothes Packed E. R. Burwell At Ft. Collins PTA Meet For Europeans Baptized Since Christmas GEM cim raiG ^ ^ ' • ^ Recreation Fort Collins. — fSt. Joseph’s Mmes. Andrejeski, Vogt, Com Rangely. — Eleven persons,* in officiated. The child had been bap Genulna Onyx Crouai Parish) — George Pomainvule, ing, and Orleanes prepared the clbding two adults, Mmis. Frank tized May 6. In Stock or Made-to-Order Longmont attorney, gave the main meal and the serving was taken By Altar Unit Usery and Bill Minihan, were bap Miss Donna Spetter was gradu Precious iStones Cut & Mounted address at the PTA meeting Fri tized in Rangely between Christ ated from Rangely high school Fri' care of by former students, Rita Fleming. — The Altar and Ro day evening, May 20. He dis Ann Hammett, Laura Jean Giro, mas and Easter, day, May 20. Star Saphires and Rnbiaa tary society met May 17 yrith 28 BOGGIO'S cussed laws affecting parochial Betsy Lamb, Joan Lamb, and The Altar and Rosary society The wedding of Miss Jeaii Blaks schools. Mary Alice Woodruff, members present. The first box of met May 21 in the home of Mrs lee and Don Bodie, both of Range m clothes and food to be sent to tfte Officers elected for next year . Despite rain, the junior high Lynn Davenport. The meeting was ly, took place Thursday, May 19, in Bring us your rough stones are Mrs. Paul Talty, president; pupils had a picnic at the city two adopted families abroad were called to order by Mrs. Davenport, the home of the bride’s sister, Mr. FAMOUS FO« fINt tNJOY THH WtSI'S to be cut and polished Mrs. O'. J. Fiolkoski, first vice park May 19, a treat of the packed. Each family will receive the new president. Tentative plans and Mrs. Art E. Guinn. The dou m KX)0 SltVtO IN A ★ MOST «(f«l5HINO one box a month. After the meet 01ACIOUS MANNH COOCTAII lOU N Cl president; Mrs. C. L. Massey, seventh graders, who lost the were made for a dance at an ble-ring ceremony was used. The second vice president; Sister ticket contest for the operetta, ing games were .played and- re early date to raise funds for the Rev. Wendell Leutmer of Roose TRIMONT AT BROAQWAY Athanasia, third vice president; The members of the grade freshments were served by Mrs. society’s activities. velt Utah, officiated. 305 Empire Bldg. CH. 2421 Paul Etl, Mrs. Joe Etl, Mrs. Du Mrs. Henry Scott, secretary; and school music class held their re The society is again sponsoring The bride is the daughter of Mrs, :• I > KE. 9618 * CH. 2494 gan, and Mrs. L. Davis, * . Mrs. Albert Bogard, treasurer. cital Sunday afternoon. May 22 and financing the two-week reli A. C. Lockhart of Denver. She M>8. John Andrejeski was ap Those participating were Mary The high school seniors o f St gious vacation school to open here was graduated from the Rangely pointed chairman of the picnic to Margaret Turner, Kay Lea Snel Peter’s parish attended Mass in Monday, June 13, and close Friday, ,high school in the class of ’47 and Optometrist be held May 26 at the city park ling, Frances Gassher, Loretto body May 18 and after Mass were June 24. Classes will be held Mon has been employed in Nichols’ store- and Optician ' for the school. The report read Miller, Juanita Bishop, Leona served breakfast in the rectory day through Friday, from 9 to 11 and the Rig theater. " ’ by the ways and means chairman Loveland, Elaine Wombacher, by the seniors’ mothers, with.,Fa in the morning. Lay teachers will The bridegroom is the son of Helen Walsh gave an account of all money Janell Hamblet, Anna Marie Lay' ther James Halloran as toast conduct the classes. According to Harold Bodie, San Gabriel, Calif. AuocUta . raised by the PTA this year, ap ton, Lucy Atkinson, Dean Del master. Those who were gradu Father Paul Reed, the four sisters Mr. Bodie is employed as assist W. R; JOSEPH proximately $800. This will be Rips, Billy Withrow, Donnald ated frotn Fleming high that eve from Denver who will teach in the ant manager at. the Rig theater. EYES EXAMINED used to makfe necessary repairs on Costello, M i k e McClannahan, Phone TAbor tSS O ning are Daj;g Lousberg, Andrew other Rifle missions will attend Attending the couple were Mrs. 2 1 8 -2 1 9 Uajeotie BMg: the school. Robert Willox, Sylvia. Turner, Hoefler, T S fe t f omhoft, Duane Mass here on June 26 to witness Paul T. Guinn, bridesmaid, and ------Catherine Irwin, Patty PGseh, Mrs. George Pomainvillc ac Lousberg, Jnfflrasrner, Rita Bu- the First Holy Communion. The Robert De Quasie, best man. ^rw ^ w~www m w w w 9 m companied her husband to Fort Roberta Fattor, Netty Bowan, renheider, and Darlene Schaefer. preceding Saturday evening, all A potluck supper was sponsored Collins and attended the PTA Betty Sherman, and Regis Bliss. Jack Bomhoft, John Brekel, the members of the parish are in by the Altar and Rosary” society BEST FOLKS OF AIX < meeting. The program was closed by a Charlie Boemer, and Lawrence vited to participate in a covered- May 1 as a get-together for all the “ EAT-AT-THE-HAU” < Jim Kamm, son of Mr. and Mrs. feature song sung by four-year- Schaefer attended an agricultural dish luncheon honoring the sisters. parishioners. Cards afforded the Joe M. Bland, Mgr. ' 4 Albert Kamm of 116 North Wash old Glenda Bishop and a chorus of meeting in Denver. The Rev. John Weaver, O.F.M., evening’s entertainment. all the pupils. H a | l Hotel Coffee Shop 4 ington street, is again a winner in ;S t Peter’s club met May 18 in offered Mass in Rangely and Mrs. Paul T. Guinn and James the Chamber of Commerce kite .The same evening the junior the home of Mrs. Mamie Lock W. Rurdy were sponsors in the sol RE-MODELED ^ * Artesia Sunday, May 22. ISll Cartli Strool r 4 flying' contest held in the city high music class exhibited their Roll call was answered with “ My emn Baptism of Lane William WiiMM* U. OcaTOT*, rinwt The infant son of Mr. and Mrs park last Sunday. This year he talent. The following toofc-aarfl Favorite Hymn.” Kuhiman, which occurred May 21. ^ A A A A A A A A A A Laura Jean Giro, Rita Ana^^fi&A- Rex Kuhiman, Lane Wijliam, was made a clean sweep. His kite was The women started work on the mett, Mary Alice WoodruflpMStry baptized Saturday, May 21, by Fa J t a c s : COLBURN HOTEL adjudged best in workmanship, applique quilt they will < do ther Weaver. largest, the highest flying, and Lou Grickshot, Marian Grickshot, LUXURIOUS ROOMS Lenora Wasinger, Joan Lingh, nate to the fall church bazaar. Re Mrs. A. L. Prechtl is visiting the prettiest. He received as a freshments were served by Mrs The Thing to Do COCKTAIL LOUNGE prize a plane ride over the city. Max Bridgeman, Gerald Wiegers, relatives in Glenwood Springs over NEW COFFEE SHOP Niel Hewitt, Earl Coming, Donald Aloys Lousberg and Mrs. Joe Etl, Memorial day. When You Can’t Afford Disappomtment Jim is an eighth grade pupil in assisted by Mrs. Locke, to Mrs. loth Avanoe at Grant Orleans, Wanda Bishop, Margie St. Joseph’s school. Ted Berg, Mrs. Charles Boemer, Mrs. George McGrath hae re MAin 6261 Mr. and Mrs. ^laude Peay are Byrnes, Glorian King, Ann Linch, turned from a month’s vacation Enjoy an Invigorating Prlve ^ 0 . B. CKKI8B. U aaifM Judy Setzer, Cathleen McCarthy, Mrs. Jack Bamhoft, Mrs. Albert the parents of a girl born May 13 Brekel, Mrs. Laurence Brekel, Mrs. spent visiting her daughter at to and Patsy Logue. * Pasadena, Calif. in Larimer County hospital. Ed Lousberg, Mrs. Roy Pimple, Monday, May 9, a day of recol Father Duffy gave Fiwt Holy Mrs. Herman Brekel, Mrs. Joe Mrs. Joe DeLuca was one of the lection was held for the first Communion to the following chil Lousberg, Mrs. Herman Schlenz, hostesses at the Stanolind Bridge time for the members of the dren Sunday, May 15: John W. The Holland House Mrs. Julius Wemsman, Mrs. Mau club. graduation class. Eleven memben Briggs, Donald Douglass, John rice Schaefer, and Mrs. Lawrence of the Junior Newman club also Dreiling, Richard Engel, Thomas Mmes. Trupukka and Joe De- (Formerly known ai T h e La Ray Hotel. No change took advantage of this oppor Fattor, Mark Kintzley, Robert Schaefer. Luca were among the guests in the in Awnerihip, management or policy) tunity. The Rev. John Regan, Logue, Gilbert McRae, Regis Bliss, A number of St. Peter’s women home of Mrs. Jim Tripp at a tea pastor of the Mother of God Margie Bogard, Judy Coyte, Judy parishioners attended a bridal honoring Mrs. Monte House. parish. Denver, conducted the Fitzell, Tamsel Harris, Ruth Ann shower May 19 in Sterling in honoi^ Mr. and Mrs. John Norman re IH:jGOLDEN ^ ceremonies. Hehn, Carole A n n Hinman, of Mrs. Ed Boemer of this parish. turned from an airplane trip to The annual mother-daughter Dorothy Homollka, Mary Joe St Peter’s school closed May 20. South Dakota where they attend^ FOR LUNCHEON OR DINNER banquet was held in the school Kintaleyi Mary Ann Loveland, On May 17 the parents all came the funeral of Mr. Norman’s uncle. E delweiss hall May 10. Besides the daugh Susan Offerman, Barbara Scott, with well-filled picnic baskets. Mr. Norman pilots his own plane. You’/I Like the Food, Service and Atmosphere ters and their mothers, the pastor, Karen M. Shearer, and Cecelia After lunch, games were played. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Caskey ob 164 4 GLENARM . OPEN 11 A M'to 3 A M Father Richard Duffy; the assist Smith. Flower girls were Mary The sisters will remain here to in served their wedding anniversary Dining Rooms Open Doily ant, Father Luke Stoffel; and Margare Callaghan, Judy Massey, struct the children for Confirma May 5. From 12 to 2 at noon — 5:30 to 9:30 P.M*. Judy Pusch, Donna Warner, Kath tion, whicti takes place in June. Mrs. Anna Huber went to Cas Father Joseph Kane, O.M.I., were Sundays and Holidays From 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. present. Mary Frances Hehn was leen Whalley, Ann Withrow, Kath Jake Blum of Boulder visited per, Wyo., recently to attend the toastmaster and Dorothy Lom leen Wombacher, Shirley Kamm, friends in this vicinity on Wednes wedding of her granddaughter, Phone Colden 68 for Referration, or Juit Drive Out bardi introduced the assembly, and Peggry Lamg. Pages were Jef day and Thursday. Joyce Huber. and Come In! after which a few words were frey Brouillette, Glen Coming, The Altar and Rosary society 'Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Zaleski and SPECIAL spoken by the three priests.’ Charles Homolka, and Jack Logue. sponsored a successful food sale son, Jimmy, returned recently to HAVE YOU TRIED OUR KEW COFFEE SHOP? The boys of the ninth grade, A breakfast was served for the May 21 in Sterling at the Fields Ohio. It is open from 6f30 in the morning until 1 at night. assisted by a few, of the eighth hrst communicants in the school Hardware store. David Anselmi, infant son of Mr. graders, ^tertained during the hall by the Business Women’s or Plans are being made by the and Mrs. Ole Anselmi, Artesia, banquet. ganization of the parish. Lady of Fatima society to hold was a patient in the Rangely hos Mo-Par Seat Covers the May crowning on Sunday, May pital. 29, at 3 o’clock. There will also Mrs. Frank Usery was a medi • *41 to *48 Plymouth be a Living Rosary in which all cal patient in the Rangely hospital 4-Door & Club Coupes Colo. Springs PTA Host the societies will take part. for a few days. \ The 4-H boys met Sunday in the Father Reed presided at the May Stillwill's Cafe , vy ALSO Louis Anich home. meeting of the Youth-Religious 1942 Broadway \ Mr. and Mrs. Aloys” Lousberg Study club. Clotinf- out our antire itoek of tailored covert for practically T o Officers of State drove to Denver early Sunday all raakei of cars^-41 thtu 48 at the above low price. Miss Jean Blakslee was honored SERVING DELICIOUS FULL COURSE DINNERS morning to visit Mrs. Lousberg’s witli a bridal shower Monday, May Mary’s gan became the bride of Charles Colorado Springs.— St. niece, who was en route to her 16, at the home of Mrs. John S. One Hall Sonthern Fried Chicken ’ 1" PTA entertained the state officers hlortiz Eining at a doublfe-ring cer home in Arkansas after visiting in Purdy, with Mrs. Guy Fox as co »1»\*1** Leeman Auto Parts at a luncheon in the Blue Spruce emony before a Nuptial Mass. The Portland. Tender Juicy Thick Steaks Rev. Theodore A. Haas officiated hostess. Miss Jerry Norman was VSE restaurant May 26. A business among the guests. Miss Blakslee Ten Other Entrees to Choose From meeting was held following the at the marriage ceremony and the academy, Los Angeles. The bride- Denver’s Most Popular Cool Refreshing DE Soto Plymouth Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen offered received many lovely and useful MO-PAR luncheon. Mrs. A. J. Loetscher was room is the son of Mr. and Mrs. gifts. Refreshments were served. LUNCHES 50c to 60c MIXED DRINKS general chairman of the luncheon the Mass. Both are former class '. H. Eining of Colorado Springs, 620 BDWY. KE 616^ DAY OR NIGHT committee and Mrs. J. Ash, pro mates of the bridegroom. and is a graduate of St. Mary’s Funeral services were held May gram chairman. Mrs. Lito Gallegos The bride was given in marriage high school. After a wedding break for the infant son of Mr. and I installed the officers. by Leonard B. Rupert, friend of fast at the Olin hotel, Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Ray Hull. The Rev. Blase Schumacher, O.S.B., Vernal, Utah, YOUR BEST Demaree James Nichols an the family. Miss Ann Morgan, sis Eining left for a wedding trip. nounces the engagement of his sis ter of the bride, was maid of The couple will make their home in HOTEL VALUE ter, Miss Georgie Ann Nichols, honor and Misses Lila and Lola Denver, where Mr. Eining is on IN JIM’S TAVERN daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Eining, twin sisters of the bride the engineering staff of radio Guy J. Nichols, to John J. Light, groom, were bridesmaids. Law- station KOA. . dENVER LI/NCDEON son of Mrs. Dora Light, 220 Wil- re n c e McQurdy, brother-in-law Carlo Chiaro, resident here the BEER — WIKE — MIXED DRINKS amette. Miss Nichols is a graduate of the bridegroom, served as best }Rst 48 years, died May 19 in a 128 BROADWAY of the Colorado Springs high man, and the ushers were Robert ocal hospital. He was born in Look First af the Shirley-Sovoy Udick of Colorado* Springs, and Turin, Italy. His wife died in 1940. JAMES H. DELOHRET school. Mr. Light is a graduate .of for Your Home-town Friends St. Mary’s high school and served Aubrey Blacke of Denver. He is survived by a son, Antonio J. with the signal corps in the South Mrs. Faye Roswell played the Chiaro of 2940 N. Cascade avenue; Pacific for > three years. Miss wedding march and Ivan Schooley four wandchildren, Richard of Nichols recently returned from sang an “ Ave Maria” and "Panis Pocatello, Ida.; James of Canon Tampa, Fla., where she served as Angelicus.” City, Donald of Hutchinson, Kans.; bridesmaid at her brother’s wed The bride is the daughter of and Alice of Chicago; and eight ARGONAUT HOTEL ding. A June wedding in the.^t. Walter Morgan of Los Angeles and great-grandchildren. Requiem Mass ' Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners Mary church is being planned by the late Ethelreda Tucker Morgan. was celebrated in St. Mary’s FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, the couple. She is a gnraduate of St. Agnes' church. Burial, was in Evergreen. - DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 The Catholic Daughters of Amer Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms ica, Court S t Mary 613, held a EPIC, social meeting May 26. A program Stratton Academy Pupils was present^ under the sponsor w eek ship of the Convert league com ! mittee. It is planned to make this « a monthly activity. To Give Operetta May 27 Mrs. Mattie J. Trainor has re Streets o f 1 ? ^ turned from a trip to Selma, Ala., Stratton.—For the past few pupils frem the third to the eighth where her son and daughter-in-law, weeks the pupils of St. Charles’ grades, inclusive. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Trainor, and lit Communkin Scheduled little niece, Aileen, are making academy have been preparing an D E n H A m K lfch en , operetta, Taffy Ann, which will be On Ascension Thursday, May A lPIMF i42I • l8 AT CALIFORNIA their home. Mr. Trainor is an en 26, 19 children of St. Charles’ gineer with the Fish Construction presented in the Stratton public On'Colorado Springs Hiwoy 85— Littleton, Colo. high school auditoriulh on May 27 academy in Stratton are receiving Company, Inc. After leaving Ala their First Holy Communion. bama, Mrs. Trainor visited her at 8 p.m. Serving Dinners and Smorgasbord Members of the class are Swim in Clean, Heated daughter, Mrs. Glenn F. Swan, in The leading role of Taffy Ann Del Bayles, John Bruckner, ^ Drinking Water Daiiy, 5 to 8 P.M; Sundays, 1 to 7 P.M. Ponca City, Okla. will be pTgyed by Madeline Robert Byrne, Edward Flageolle, “Why Pay More” Scherr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cloiod Monday* No U<|uor* Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Ches- David Flageolle, Larry Loeffler, Mon. Thru lock of Colorado Springs will spend Joseph Scherr of Siebert. Roger Dale Magley, Ronald Meyers, Don (Trademark) Retervations Are Not Necessary Kliesen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Friday }j< a vacation in W. -Hazleton, Pa., aid Waldron, Donald Wolfrum, Evenings, and will visit family and friends, Conrad Kliesen of Stratton, will Kenny Wolf, Barbara Brachten- play the part of Gala h a d 7 to 10 p.m. including his two sisters. Sister M. bach, Myrna Brachtenbach, De- Sat. & Sunday WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES Francella and Sister M. Diana. JerCme, the bone of contention. lores Flageolle, Genevieve Droste, Other members of the cast are lteip.Bi.— COMPANY At the annual May crowning Anita Homer, Joyce Hornung, 7 to It p. ■ . Eileen Scherr, Palamon Homung, Bernadine Busier, a n d Betty . Colorado Owned Stores ceremony in St. Mary’s church Rose Marie Droste, Jack Wolf, Adults 60<), Children 35^ THE ORIGINAL NOYENA Sunday afternoon, Ann Reming Pautler. » Louise Dvorak, Harold Pelle, On Sunday, May 29, the follow Englewood ^ 800 Santa Fe Dr. ton of the girls’ sodality placed the Helene Torline, Jude Byrne, Duane crown of lilies on the statue of ing pupils will be ^aduated from PROGRESS PLUNGE 30 South Broadway • 15lh and California **He charged them not to depart from Spurlin, La Vonne Jostes, Benny the eighth grade: Ferdie Knochel, tltt W. riorids Wsstwsod SU Our Blessed Lady. Ralph H. Petti- Miltenbdrger, Magdalen Grwn, Jerusalem but to wait for the promise of the ‘ nari, boys’ prefect, escorted Miss Benny Miltenberger, Jack Wolf, I Blks. W. Pad. Bird. 3933 W. Colfax ITth & Glenarm Lucille Swogger, and Virginia Rosemary Flageolle, Magdalene F t Leesa Bos at Alameda Ss Bdwy. Father.''. . . *You shall receive power when Remington. The court of honor in Pelle. cluded the sodality officers, Joe Green, Doris Spurlin, Maxine the Holy Spirit comes upon you.*. . . With one Mott, Lila Eiving, Pete Klataske, The chorus of children/ the Urban, Virginia Pelle, and Lucille Swogger. mind they continued steadfastly in prayer.” and Ann Engelbert, and the repre dancers, clowns, and the imps are sentatives from each class: Seniors, + + . - •+ ■+: (Acts I) Angeline Loetscher and James O’Leary; juniors, Joan Wittges and Dick Ehrlich; sophomores, Richard Stratton Operetta Leads SACRED HEART BAZAAR Bonelli and Janet Kelly; fresh men, Marilyn Weber and Ray SOLEMN NOVENA Schmidt; eighth graders, Mary Prior and Frank Peek; seventh 28th & Lawrence Sts. graders, Bobby Loetscher and Rita Rader. Concluding the ceremony To The was Solemn Benediction in honor of the Blessed Mother. In the Cathedral, Denver, May H O LY G H O ST 14, Miss Frances Mary Mor FRI.-SAT.-SrN. NIGHTS
St. Philomena's Church 14th ot Detroit ' Television May 37-38-29 V - May 27-June 4 Services at 7:45 p.m. May b« years ★ . ★ ' ' away.but it's only Novena Prayer Leaflets Will Be Distributed next week for BOOTHS-PRIZES-GAMES Sermon each evening by LourdeTSazaar R e v . James B. Hamblin. All Inside Refreshments Parking Space JUNE 2-3-4 Madeliaa Sekerr Rager KllMoa PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEytfone 42Q5 Thursday, May 26, T949
DANGEROUS - - - SUN GLASSES Baccalaureate St. Francis De Sales' Games Party Planned at St Patrick": With th« coining of lummer, many people will want tinted glaaaet to protect their eyei from the inn. THE COLOR Parish May Crowning (St. Patrick'* Parith, Denver) at her profession while in Pater The Rev, Regis' McGuire offi ALONE CANNOT GUARD YOUR ^EYES. A eun gla*$ should The Holy Name society will son. The couple plan to reside in- ciated at the wedding of Genevieve Is Scheduled for Paterson. be optically ground either to your prescription or to no cor sponsor its monthly games 1 party Santomo and Myron Cary on May rection at all. This insures the filtering out of inTisible harmful on Friday evening of this week. Sofie Joufesh and Antoinette 21. kiss Sanforno is the daughter Garavaglia of Salt Lake City, rays. All the members of the society o^JMr, and Mrs. Salvatore Cere- Regis Graduates help to conduct these parties .and Utah, have been guests of Mrs. the patronage of parishioners is Laura Henry and Mrs, S: Chiolero zi^e? and Mr. Cary is the son'of SWIGERT BROS. Baccalaureate exercises for the earnestly solicited. during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Dobson Cary. graduation class o f Regis high Masses on Thursday, Feast of 1550 Cettfomia Optometrists KEy$tona 7651 school, Denver, will be held Sun the Ascension, will be offered at 6, 7, 8, and 9 o’clock. The last Battar VUion day morning, May 29, at 8:30 a.m., CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ; Good Servlea in the new Regis chapel, it was an Mass will be a High Mass. for Every Aga At Right Price* nounced this week by the Rev. Final meeting of the season for Paul F. Distler, S.J., principal. the parish PTA was held on May Classified Ads GLASSBS INDITIDUALLT 8TTLED The Very Rev. Raphael C. Mc- 18, Mrs. F. Carrier presided. Plans It will pay yoa to raad ALL of tho following advortisomoata. ^ Carthy^ S.J., president of Regis were completed for assisting at i college, will be the celebrant of the the children’s picnic that will be oimiiitiiiuimiiiiHniHHMMifuiiiuuH Baccalaureate Mass and the Rev. held on Wednesday, June 1, in DRUGGISTS HELP WANTED George R. Evans, assistant at St. Highland park. The sisters of the UNUSUAL opportunitiea. Part time work Requiescant Philoraena’s church, will give the teaching staff are the guests of for Summer available at Brown Palace baccalaureate address. Father the organization' at this party. A TOUB PRESCRIPTIONS Hotel. Leam the art of xood houaeke^p- THEODORE I inx.- Contact-Houiekeeper-lOth floor, Thi* Evans is a graduate of Regis high breakfast will be served to the week only. school, class of. 1940. members of the'graduation class will be filled correetly af* In Pace Members of the graduation class following graduation exercises WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY SITUATIONS WANTED: will meet in the college library to Sunday morning at the 9 o’clock FEMALE HACKETHALl Ph. 8P. 9765 1096 South Gaylord S t THOMA5 PATRICK COLEMAN, 16S5 don cap and. gown and will then Mass, June 5. A party for the TYPING and Stenography done in my Grant. Brother of Nan J. Coleman. Re* take part in a procession from the grade school basketball team was home. Call Ch. 7669 'or AI. 5766. qulem Mass was offered In the Cathedral Administration building to the held on May 22. Cheer leaders and May 20. Interment Mt. Olivet. W« P. TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY FEMALE HELP WANTED MORTUARY Horan St Son mortuary. (^apel. members of the graduation class William O’Brien, Associate NELLIE £, FARLEY* 8988 Tennyson. The Mass will be followed by a were also guests at this party. HOUSEKEEPER wanted in modem Denver Niece of John W. Edwards. Requiem breakfast in the student dining MOUNTAIN TOWEL & SUPPLY CO. rectory. GIvo references w'ith first letter. High Mass was offered In Holy Family A check for $25 was given Reply to Box 1620-K. The RegUter. 1449-51 Kalamatb St. room for the graduates and mem Service fumiehed for Offices, Barbers, church May 28. Interment Mt. Olivet. Father Achille Sommaruga to 'Be Phone MAin 4006 Boulevard mortuary. bers of their families and close Restaurants, Stores,'and Banquets CATHERINE 0*FARRELL of Win* used for the benefit of the school BRICK REPAIRS netka, III. Mother o f Mrs. R. L. DeSpain friends. Admission to the break B W. BECKIUS. Manager at his discretion. PRICK POINTING, Chironcy Repairinji, of Winnetka, 111.; Timothy J. O'Farrell fast will be by ticket only and The Rev. Regis McGuire do 1227 CurUs St. MA. 7960 Btuceoing. Fir« walla apd u h pits repaired. of Rick Springs, 111.; add Cornelius F. tickets mav be secured from mem O'Farrell of Denver. Also survived by nated a surprise package that was Psintinp, TAbor 7077. F. Gallasher. 13' grandchildren and two great-grand bers of thi dass or by calling Call a Regis high school before 5 p.m. Leading in the Maf crowning at St. Franctf de Sales’ church awarded to Mrs. J. Pacello. Re FOR SALE BRICK REPAIRS; Specializing in brick children. Reauiem High Mass wss of freshments were served by Mmes. pointing and repairing, also caulking and fered in St. Dominie's church May 21. Thursday, May 26. Mag 18 were, left to right, Carmen Merelli, Jndjr Guerin, queen; and 3 PUMP Filling Station, Lirinir Quartert, painting. DE. 6650. WALTER EVANS. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor Alma O’Connell. R. Peterson, S. Miller, and J. Al 946 Steele. ZOXE CAB tuary. Father Distler announced a 8 LoU. Equipment, Property, Garage, change of schedule for the week len. The officers have purchased MAin 7171 MARGARET WOODY, 3051 Newton + + + -F • + and presented to the church a Grease Pit A Parking Space. 6 Years WANTED TO RENT Prompt. Coortconi Serries street. Wife of Charles Woody: mother preceding graduation. On Thurs (St. Franci, de Sales’ Parish, part Estab. Business. Quick PoMeaalon ready CHEAPER RATM of Robert, Maryruth, and Helen; grand number of white collars used by PLE$8EI Young .eonple employ^ at R v - mother of Barbara Anne; and aister of day, June 2, the graduatiQn class Denrer) Miss Marilyn Miller, ’48, has to go to Work. $7,500.00 will handle. Prl- 1-WAY-RADIO > will meet at Phipps auditorium to the boys in processions. iater. desperately need fumiehed apartment CLEAN NEW CABS Sister Mary William. Sister of Charity The entire student body of the been elected treasurer of the The children of the school are rate Owner. No Realtor Fee to Pay. Jim's with private bath. Call: KE. 4205, ExL-t. of Helena. Mont.; Jerry J. and William practice for the commencement ex grade school took part in the French club at Loretto Heights to Senrice, 8737 Downing 8t«. Denrer. Sexton, Anna Brannon. Bessie Gerber, ercises to be held Saturday night, now working on their annual proj REGIS Student end Bride wish to rent a and Cecilia Stotts of Compton. Calif., May crowning honoring O u r serve for the ensuing year. Mari ect for the benefit of the bazaar. 3 room apt around the first of Saptelnber. FUNERAL FLOWERS and Mae Donald of San Francisco, Calif. June 4. At 1 p.m. on Thursday, lyn is the daughter of Mrs. Pauline FOR SALE Pleaae call Gr. 3735.'Hftrold Schuelke. ■ Blessed Lady on Wednesday, May A bicycle will be awarded on the Requiem High Mass was offered in St. June 2, the class will meet at the 18. Father Gregory Smith, pastor, Miller. Dominic's church May 7. Interment Mt. final night of the bazaar. It has STENOTYPE. with PORTABLE case, in City auditorium annex to practice officiated, and a procession in the The students and sisters are Top condition. Mukt Sell. SEE it at 8120 If Yoli Want lo Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. been donated by the Sunshine THERESA SCHIERBURG, 1275 S. for the all-parochial graduation to form of a Living Rosary was co n enjoying a free day on Thursday York S t or Cal) CHerry^884. laundry and the Smaldone Meat SELL OR BUY Columbine. Mother of Charles. William, be held Sunday, June 5. ducted. Judy Guerin, queen, was to attend the all-parochial picnic '87 FORD coupe. $325. Motor, brakee, and Edward Schlerburg and Mrs. Clara Friday, June 3, will be a day of attended by. Alma O’Connell, Car at Elitch Gardens. company of the parish. Hi^ts, clutch just completely overhauled. REAL ESTATE-Call Hussion. Also mirvived by seven grand jyir. and Mrs. J. Edward McCor Excellent condition. New Paint job. Gr. children. Requiem High Mass will be recollection for all of the grad men Merelli, Eileen Dooley, and Registration for all children in mick are the parents of a girl 0685. Ask for Bill. offered in. St. Vincent de Paul’s church uation class, starting at the high Jean Guerin. The eighth grade gz^ e tending to enter the first grade Friday. May 27, at 9:30 o'clock. Inter school at 8:46 a.m. and continu next September was held on Mon bom at Mercy hospital on April DOUBLE Bed. Good spring and mattress. O'Neal & Son ment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hacketbal girls wore formats and theJ9l||s Cheap. 1555 Penns^ania. Key. 8738. ing until 2:30 p.m. All graduates wore suits and white sport sliirts. day afternoon in the building next 30. The infant, which will be mortuary. named Kathleen Marie, is the RA. 7055 436 Broadway HI_ o n u m e n I s JOSEPH (JOE) BOLIS. Littleton. are expected to attend. The Krst Communion class took to the high school. FOR RENT We hare erected many beauti Husband of Rosemary Bolls; father of Father Distler announced that granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. i Alma Chaffin. San Pedro, Calif.; George Charles Billings, the maternal 3 MONTHS only. 8 room furnish^ apt f u l fnl monuments in Mt. Oliret approximately 56 students would ngSi American Pennant i Boiis, Haywood, Calif.: Louis Bolls, grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert $65.00 a month. Gr. 3776. Bob O'Rourke. r ' Cemetery. Golden; Ann Bolls; Oakland, Calif.; Mrs. receive diplomas from Regis high < B. R. Olson, Englewood; John. William First Twins Are Baptized Mitterer of St. Francis de Sales’ FRONT room for rent for Catholic man. Co. school this year. % block from Colfax on Milwaukee. Park J., and Marie Bolls, Littleton; and Made- parish are paternal g^randparents. ► LETTERING AND DECORATING ^ A. T. THOMSON lyn of Oakland, Calif. Requiem Mass ing place for ca r^ Board if dMlred. Fr. Mrs. McCormick is the former ► OF ALL ATHLETIC UNIFO.RM8 ^ jvas offered in St. Mary's church, Little 1092. ; 600 Sherman St. TA 8018 Gloria Billings. k CHENILLE LETTERS, EMBLEMS < ton, May 21. Intesment Llttlpton. PAINTING JOSE V. GOMEZ, 2819 W. Colfax. Holy Rosary School In Christ the King Church Two weddings of interest will ^ AND MONOGRAMS i Husband of Edubijen C. Gomes; father of be held in the first part of June. HONEST—Roof and trim painting. Bemie Louis, Seledonio, Ernest, Marian. Lillian. Land. TAbor 1007. P534 16th St., Fontini Building. KB 8367 ^ Lucy, Mabel, and Elsie; brother of Nar- (Christ the King Parish, Denver) Mrs. J. J. McGill entertained the Rose Mary Colosacco and Robert ciso, John, and Leo Gomes. Mrs. Flora Daniel George and Donald Lee members of Mary Immaculate cir Carbone plan to be married pre Will Graduate 21 8T. VINCENT da PAUL’S PARISH A Mausoleum Owner Says: Baca. Slmplicia Medina, and Tonita San Murphy, infant sons of Mr. and cle in her home May 18. Mmes. C. ceding a Nuptial Mass on Satur chez. Also survived by 81. grandchildren. ART VELOnO MUSIC 1085 So. York Requiem High Mass was offered in St. (Holy Rosmry Parish, DenTer) Mrs. Daniel Murphy of 1220 Hud L. Carr and E. 0. Nord won the day morning, June 4. Miss Colo Cajetan’s church May 25. Interment Mt. On account of the first Mass of son, are the first twins to be bap- bridge awards. Welcomed as guests sacco is treasurer of the Senior Ideal Will). Park iMatlonr 5-rMM, w.e. briek, Olivet. STUDIO f.f. kint.. 2*car 1 kloek ta trani>. tized by the Rev. John R. Scannell were Mmes. J. S. Conrad and Rich Young Ladies’ sodality. aad market. 3 blocks to St. Vincent’s chirch and EMILIO PEREA, 1149 11th street. the Rev. John Canjar Sunday, June 5, the diplomas of the grad in the new Christ the King church. ard Mulligan. Ann Petraglia, daughter of Mr. Teacher of Hawaiian and Spaniah ubool. PE 2667 ms. Husband of Margaret Perea; father of Sponsors for the twins were Dr. E. Mrs. J. J. Johnson, who recently Richard, Rogeji and GeraUine; son of and Mrs, Joseph Petraglia, a BERG REALTY CO. REALTOR uates of Holy Rosary school will underwent major surgery, has been Guitari, Violin, and Mandolin Mr. and Mrs. Martin Perea; brother of P. Bialecke and Mrs. J. P. Fischer, former member of this parish and SPruce 4454 Gilbert and Rosie Perea; grandson of be given at the 8 o’clock Mass Sun both of Chicago, who came to Den moved from the hospital to her Mrs. Inez Perea: and son-in-law o f Mr. day, May. 29. for the past 18 months a resident 1735 W. 34th Ave. GLendale 7735 and Mrs. Ralph Salazar. Requiem Mass ver especially for the christening. home and is improving satisfacto The following are the graduates: Also baptized Sunday by Father of Paterson, N. J., where she has was offered in St. Cajetan's church May rily. // /# 20. Interment Mt. Olivet. James Brozovich, Leigh Chase, Scannell was Judith Marie, infant Mr. and Mrs. Claude Yeager been living with a sister, Mrs. MARIA JUANITA SILVA, 1465 Julian. Donald Tisher, Lanny Grande, Jo daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles ger have returned home after a Roy DeFranco, will be married to CARY’S FOR SALE Mother of Joe R. Silva, Marie E. Garbo, seph Judish, Edward Landberg, E. Grover, of 1310 Dahlia street. visit with friends and relatives in James Scordato of St. Michael’s BENDKMEER LODGE NEWLY FUR and Petra M. Maestas; and sister of Jose parish of Pearson, N. J., on June NISHED AND 35 CABINS 135.000. "U ntil costs were brought to A. Lcyha and Lucia Cordova. Also sur James Neavill, Harold Pepper, Philip W. Stanley and Mrs. Marie Morrell, Neb. 1500^. BROADWAY1 11 preceding a Nuptial Mass. Miss t e r m s o r w i l l s e l l l o d g e FIX our attention, we always vived by four grandchildren. Requiem John Peri7 , John Krocki, Raymond A. Lyon were sponsors. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lowrey Mass was offered in Sacred Heart church TURES AND LEASE FOR 015,000 thought a Mausoleum invest Whetley, Lillian Bohte, Rosemary The Altar and Rosary society have returned from a visit with Petraglia has been prefect of the WITH 2 YR. FREE KENT. BUSINESS May 21. Interment Mt. OlV^f* ► W e P a r Caish < ment was far beyond our Bohte, Barbara Gallegos, Shirley will hold its monthly meeting Fri Mrs. Lowrey’s aunt in Chicago. Young Ladies’ sodality and a mem NOW OPEN AND MA.KING BIG ALPHONSE LE GAULT. Littleton. MONEY. ILLNESS------Rtr' FORCES SALE.------means. We were amazi^ to Father of Amy, Leon, and AlHe Lc Gault Grande, Helen Kolar, Mary Ma- day, May 27, in the new school hall Dr, and Mrs. Kemp Cooper plan ber of the senior choir. She is a graduate of the St. Joseph school HAVE LIQUOR. FOOD, DANCING, find the low costs resulting and Mrs. Eva Montgomery, Littleton: chuga, Irene Papi, Nada Sangui- at 2 p.m. There will be installation to spend the week end in Colorado For Used Furniture LAKE’ AND STREAM FISHING. from modem engineering and Fred Le Gault and Leda (^oetzfried of nette, Lillian Krjanc, and Dorothy of the new officers, and all women Springs at the Broadmoor. of nursing and has been working HORSES. ETC., IN THE HEART OF Englewood. Requiem Mass will be offered and TOURIST AND YEAR AROUND manufacturing skill.” Saturday, May 28, at 9 o'clock in St. Jalarics. of the pariah are cordially invited Mary'a church, Littleton. Interment, Lit Harold Pepper was awarded the to be present at this meeting. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS ' SPORTS AREA. l i e THE ORAHITU IN THI FAMOUt tleton. After the business meeting, a so scholarship to Regis college. After PE 4914 RA 6423 C. HARVEY FtAl.NBOW LINE MARY E. LIENING the Mass the breakfast will be cial hour will follow. Father Scan Mt. Girmel Parishioners BENDEMEER LODG|: nell requests that the west entrance OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P.M. Mary E. Lienins, 78, died in North served to the graduates in the PH. EVERGREEN 0 7 0 jll Hollywood, C&llf., and waa brought here school hall. on Elm street be used, and not the for services and burial on May 24. regula'r church entrance. JACQUES BROTHERS A former member of St. Elizabeth's Several men are painting the To Be Conf i rmed May 29 parish, she w»s born in Germany. Her school auditorium in the evenings. Father Scannell. announced a husband and three of her children are Th^r work is appreciated. Appre new schedule of Masses, to be ef The following were baptized CHECKER CABS Since 1902 , burled in M t O livet fective June 1. For Sundays, 6, 8, (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariah, t She is survived by the Rev. Marcellus ciation and gratitude are also owed Denver) during the week: Mark Frederick, Also Sightseeing Trjps Liening, O.F.M.. and Henry Lienlng of 10, and 12 o’clock; holy days, 6, MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION to the women and a few men who son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert &1- ED DUNDON TA. 2233 Kansas. Requiem High Mass was of cleaned the church and the altar 6:45, 8, and 10 o’clock. Daily The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr fered in S t Elizabeth's church^ May 24. vato, with Anthony Salvate and last week. Masses for the present will con-' will administer the sacrament of Irene Losasso as sponsors; Mary Interment Mt Olivet. W. P, Horan A tinue to be said in the rectory 28 E.'6th Ave. A L2019 Son mortuary. Confirmation to members of Mt. Terese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bom in Centralia, 111., died .in the past chapel, 700 Fairfax, at 7:10 Carmel parish on Sunday after WE HAVE m o v e d ARTHUR J. LaVASSEUR Carl MoUiconc, with Frank and week. He was 78. He was a retired o’clock. noon, May 29, at 4. Edith Domenico as sponsors; and Arthur J. LaVftsBeur. lifelong reiident machinist from the Rio Grande Railroad Mmes. H. L. Luckenbach and of Denver, died In his home at 1216 company, where he was employed for Sunday, morning in the 8 o’clock Linda Diane, daughter of Mr and Quivas street after a long illness. He many years. Frank Grannell were hostesses to Mass 76 children will receive their Mrs. Cecil C. Warfel, with Robert ABEGG-FELLOWS Printing Co. was 67. * He is survived by his wife. Catherine St. Joseph’s circle in Mrs. Gran- First Holy Communion. Following and Marie DeCrescentis as spon He wss bom in Denver Ddc. 7, 1881, G am iep and children, Mrs. Richard H. nell’s home May 19. Mmes. Harry snd attended the old Franklin school. Mass a breakfast will be ser^’ed to sors. 1454 Welton in Rear • Denver • KE. 4054 Ruhlah’d and Mrs. John H. Coltello, Sims and Ed McCabe received Surviving are five sons, Charles, Denver: Sister Mary Paullta, sister of the first communicants by the PTA Repreaented at Tea COLD SPRING Arthur, Jr.; John, James, and Robert; the Servants of the Holy Ghost, Phila bridge awards. Mrs. .^ames Simp- PTA in the school hall. The Mt. Carmel iT A was repre and five daughters, Mrs. H. T. Bailey. delphia, Pa.: Mrs. Delbert Hale and Ed s6h was welcomed as a guest. MONUMENTS Mrs S. McMorine. Mrs. J. Jones. Mrs. The Mt. Carmel board of di sented at the Catholic Parent- IKAUTIFUL taAfirTCS mund W. Gamier. Haywood, Calif.: and Election of officers for the coming Clara R. Montgomery, and Mrs. W. Gill. Mrs. Ray Howe, Mewaygo. Mich. Also rectors will meet Friday evening, Teacher League tea by the fol Also six grandchildren. survived by 16 grandchildren and two year was held and Mrs. Harold June 3, at 8 pirn, in the rectory. lowing mothers of the parish: Requiem High Mass was offered in great-grandchildren. Solemn Requiem Wolfe was chosen captain and Mrs. St. Elizabeth's church May 18. Inter Mmes. Mary Rotola, Suzie Gavita, TK« firms listed hers deservt to Mass was offered in St. Joseph's church Paul Wright, treasurer. This was The father and son Communion ment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hackethal May 25. Interment Mt. OHvet. George Mary Longo, Gwen Buscietta, be remembered when, you ere dis- mortuary. breakfast will be held June 19 P. Hackethal service. the last re^ lar ^idge luncheon Carman Canino, Louise DeBell, tributlnf your petronafe to the dlf* ’ for this club until fall, although after the 7 o’clock Mass. Those in BERTHOLD (BERT) J. GARNIER tending to go are asked to call Juanita Roybal, Clara Roncagtia, ferent lines of business. Berthold (Bert) J. Gsrnier. who was HlGINIO H. FOLKS the members will enjoy a picnic Angelina Andrews, and Mary Higinio H. Folks, 90, died in a local some time in June. GL. 1756 for breakfast reserva hospital May 19. tions. Ross. , Mr. Folks was born in Las Vegas. He The Infant Jesus of Prague cir- The tickets for the Mt. Carmel had been a resident of Denver for 22 cle enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs bazaar have been distributed. Mrs. years. Milton Parker in her home for 1,000 Workers Seek Louise DeBell and Mrs. Angeline He is survived by a son, Felix; a luncheon and bridge May 18. Mmes. Outstanding Catholic Personnel daughter. Mrs. Alfonso Hernandei; 12 Andrews, chairmen for this affair, grandchildren, and 32 great-grandchil Anna Anderson and Evangeline Support h r Symphony request the parents and children dren. Requiem Mass was offered in St. Hinman were the recipients of the to buy and sell as many as pos Cajetan's church May 24. Interment Mt. bridge awards. Mmes A. Logan and ATTIND IVIRY PHASI OF [ACH CATHOLIC SIRVICI Olivet. sible to make this bazaar a big Dan P. Ryan were honored guests. “ Good living through good success. RUX>OLPH SALAZAR The elec^n of officers placed music” is the theme song of 1,000 The English section of the Al Rudolph Salazar, an active member of Mmes. CjHles F. Lambert as men and women working in eve^ tar society held its regular meet St. Cajetan's parish, died in his home president W nd John Weber as area of Denver and its suburbs in ing May 10; Refreshments were ■t 13 19'10th street May 17. He was 49. the interest of the Denver Sym . . . a f Mr. Salazar wss president of the Holy treasurer. served by Mrs. Sutley, Mrs. Patch, Name society, and member of the So phony orchestra. They are endeav Mrs. LaCoste, and Mrs. Brindisi. ciety of the Sacred Heart and the Holy oring to raise $150,000 in member- Name of Jesus society of Brighton. Cancer Drive for Funds Mrs. Josephine Ciacco donated a He was bom in Questa, N. Mex., and ships to support the orchestra’s special prize, which was won by had been a resident of Denver for 18 program next season. Julia Ciacco. • JOSEPH E. BONA years. He |s survived by Ws wife, Is Being Continued Agsplta: a brother. Preseptaiion; a They are working not only be Plans were made ti) have a sister. Mrs. Bagino Vildez; a daughter, The fund-raising drive of the cause they want Denver to have a pantry shower for the nuns at • DOROTHY ST. JOHN JACKSON Mrs. Ernest Reel; snd three grandchil American Cancer society in Colo fine symphony orchestra but be the. next meeting. All members dren. A Requiem High Mass was offered rado is being continued in an cause they are especially inter are urged to attend this meeting in St. Cajetan's church May 28. Inter effort to reach the quota for the • C. WOODROW JACKSON ment ML OHvet. ested in the concerts for children. and to be generous wiUi their state. The campaign was scheduled They want the children to have gifts for the nuns. GEORGE R. SMITH for April but tabulations show thd opportunity to leam at an Mrs. Florence Nardillo will do • EDWIN E. DAVIS f George R. Smith, co-owner of the approximately only 60 per cent of early age the beauty and satisfac nate a special prize at the next Acme Silver Plating works, died May the $148,300 quota reached, he re meeting. 17 in St. Anthony’s hospital after a tion that come with listening to • HAROLD BELLM year's illness. ported. good music. The programs are The St. Philomena club will be Mr. Smith, a resident of Golden, was Myer noted that the Colorado worked out by Conductor Saul Cas- entertained at a birthday party in born Jan. 21, 1896. in St. Louis, Mo. division counts heavily on reach ton and John C. Kendel, musical the home of Mrs. Josephine Patch, • GENE STEINKE He had resided in Colorado since 1900. Surviving are his wife, ^rah; two ing its quota by voluntary contri director of the public schools. 3176 W. Clyde place, on Friday, sisters, Mrs. Ray Vogel and Mrs. Ed butions from the public in general. May 27, at 1 p.m. • ELEANOR HAGERMAN Balfe of Denver: and two brothers, Otto Contributions can be sent or Mrs. Susie De Jiacomo received of Denver snd Herman of Pleasant View. given to local society units or to a prize last week, and she will do GRAND qiNYON Requiem Mass was offered in St. Jo St. Thomas' Auxiliary • ANTHONY CONIGLIO seph's church. Golden, May 21. Inter state headquarters, 1003 East nate the prize this week. NAtlONAL PARK • ARIZONA ment Mt. OHvet Nineteenth avenue, Denver 5. Boasts Membership • PERCY LOUNGE / Of More Than 350 $64 Question • Awe Inspiring in lb inHnen»lty . . . ftoined wiA verylng • JOHN M. CORCORAN WATSON MEMORIAL CO. lines of color tket glow end deepen widi the course of the The member* of St. Thomaa’ WHERE TO GO sun . Grand Canyon defies description. : • MAUSOLEUMS • EXCLUSIVE DESIGN Saminary auxiliary met Tuea- ^ V. • m o n u m e n t s SERVICE dey, May 17, at the Catholic FOR GOOD FUN? Forraing one vast scenic panorama are Grand Canyon, Zion • MARKERS • CONVENIENT Charitie* annex, Mr*. Frank and Bryce Canyon National Parks. All threa may be seen • CEMETERY TERMS Morfclt, memberahip ehalrman, on one thrilling motor coach tour over paved highways. No LETTERING announced the number of* mem two are alike in natural for • WE ERECT ber* in the auxiliary i* more • CEMETERY MEMORIALS than 3S0. mations or coloring. CLEANING ANYWHERE The aim of tbi* orfanixation Lourdes Bazaar Make tkuTe National Parks MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT i* to extend ita memberahip into the Archdioeeae to the JUNE 2-3-4 your vacation dastination or 52 Year* Oppoaita Fairmonnt Cemetery innumarablo friend* o f St. visH them on the way to or ^ mORTURRIES EAfi 8170 P. 0. Box 58 Thomaa’ and thua briag them from Los Angeles. into cloaer contact with the pro gram of expanaion and progroa* JE RRY BREEI^ Now Serving N eor// ENGLEWOOD DISPLAY] at the aeminary. See your locti Uniott PedHc Agont Half of Donvsr's Familhs 2990 South Broadway The following are aaaiating on (or deKtjfithte llter»ture, reterre- $p,«r at Sh,r«iaii Am I.OC \ T I O \ S NEW LOCATION Englewood 2924 the telephone and memberahip Uoni iM trevel tnformitton committee*: Mr*. Joitn McGinn, 1004 1.3th St. OPEN SUNDAYS 12:00 TO SsOO P.M. Mr*. Dan Flaherty, Mra. E. E. W. B. JOHNSON, Representative Nevana, Mra. F. J, Canjar,. and NOW OPEN UNION PACIFIC RAILROAO Mr*. Ed Madden. 4 Thursday, M'oy 2 6 , 1949 r Office, 938 Bi ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4208 PAGE MINE The Denver Catholic Register President______Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor______R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Regisitorials Managing Director...... ™.Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. Hear A 8 8 0 ciate>Editors— Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. rangements for the procession. Robert Kekeisen, M.A.; Paul H. Hallett, LittD.; Art Editor, Leo perimental psychology of the Canavan. Editorial Assistants: Robert H o^. A.B.j Jack Heher, A.B.; higher human mental processes. Too Small Eileen was dressed all in white, G/eat Priest, and she asked to b e . included Paul Hennessey, M.A. (J(?Ur.), M.A. (H ist); James Kelly, A.B. , ‘We cannot, the present writer ASK and LEARN believes, demonstrate from the For Procession among the girls who would take Great Scientist available scientific evidence that part. But she was told she was too Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. By Linus M. R iordan human mental evolution was im small. Instead it was suggested By Rev. John B. E bel May holds a special place in the possible. But it looks improbable. that she present her offering by Published Weekly by The item in the Regicter, No hearts of all Catholics. It is a herself. KOA The evidence commonly adduced month set aside to pay special THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) tional Edition, to press this week in favor of it breaks down badly Little Eileen turned around and honor to the Queen of the human borrowed a white veil from one 938 Bannock Street, 1 was an ordinary obituary notice: nearly all along the line when sub race. Even nature seems to try to Telephone, ^CEystone 4205:- P. 0. Box 1620 mitted to close analysis and criti of the older girls. She took her 10:45 "Monsigmor John Montgomery take part in this human honor paid armful of red tulips and, with the Cooper, PhJD., S.T.D., head of the cism. The chasm between the by man to the Heavenly Mother brute mind and the human mind lack of self-consciousness that Subscription: department of anthropology at the and brings forth its most beiuti- only the young can know, she EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT Catholic University of America, is at present unspanned, and we ful flowers. 75 cents per year in Archdiocese of Denver. can see no way in which it could walked up into the sanctuary of f died May 22. The funeral was held To any one who has had the S t John’s church all by herself, May 25 from the National Shnne have been spanned in the past. Re privilege of attending a school $1,25 per year Outside-Archdiocese of Denver. sort to ma^c words like mutation and with love and devotion to the Questions op religion submitted by the radio of the Immaculate Conception. conducted by nuns. May brings Mother of God in her heart, she ______i:______^------: Monsignor Cooper was born in and emergent evolution will not back the memories of shrines m audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. help us much. We need new facts, placed her bouquet at the foot of Thursday, May 26, 1949 1881 in Rockville, Md. He had classrooms honoring Mary, o f cor the statue of Mary. 9 been a member of the Catholic not new words. Until or unless onation rites, and o f May proces such new facts themselves emerge “ Parishioners,” the priest-edi university faculty since 1909. He sions. To the adults the month tor concluded, “ who observed the Booklets on Catholic Church dvailajble free of cost was ordained in 1905.” and until or unless there occurs brings back a touch of nostalgia a mutation in' our evidence, it red tulips lying at the f^et of to all inquirers. ^ OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER '' But those who knew Monsignor for the time when heai-ts were Mary’s statue did not know that seems premature to speak of hu young with the anticipation of the The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. Cooper, and especially those who man mental evolution as a scien they represented an act of love on had been privileged to take one joys of the summertime and the the part of one of the littlest pa WRITE TO We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What tific conclusion. Less concluding trials of life were small. ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or of his courses, had a sense of real and more fact-digging should be rishioners. But who knows what those 01 the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. loss. They knew Monsigmor Cooper the order of the day, and to judge Across the copy desk of the Reg blessing the Blessed Virrin Mary ASK 'AND LEARN,. Station KOA, will shower down upon her little We hope The Register will be read in every home of the as an exemplary and.„ zealous from the present outlook we have ister there flow stories^ and pic tures of countless May processions daughter who loves her so?” Archdiocese. I priest, a pleasant companion, and ahead of-us a long day’s work.” Denver 2, Cqjorado and coronation rites held in every, We urge paMors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in the possessor of one of the most This carefully worded conclu part of the'eountry. Sometimes the, the children of the ArchHiocese for the reading of The Register. brilliant scientific minds in sion, based only upon scientific America. copy editor is driven almost tohde- An Age of ■ « URBAN J. VEHR, facts, is to our mind a more crush spair in an effort to devise some Jan. 29, 1942. ' Archbishop of Denver. It is sufficient comment upon ing indictment of materialistic his objectively scientific mentality new headline to tell of such Dish(Dnesty V evolution than any amount of dog events. But underneath it all there to note that he was elected presi matizing could be. If we had 100 'ISy Rev. John Cavanagh dent in 1940 of the American lies a certain pleasure in knowing The Communist infiltration or only 10 men of the intellectual that so many are paying homage to New ZOTOS Fluid Wave XBainst Self-Slaughter Anthropological association, the caliber of Monsignor'Cooper, I am made our national leaders con highest honor that could be paid a the Mother of God. It is liying evi scious of the dishonesty in various With “Magic Phix” By Paul H. Hallett Catholic), Catholic Lithuania, Bul sure that the Church could- never man in his field. And he was dence of the oneness of the Church levels of American life. Laws were s» garia, Norway, Scotland, and Can- again be accused of being the Lee Casey deserves the grati elected, remember, not by a Cath and the unchanging belief of Cath passed making it compulsoiy for The Wave the Whole Country enemy of science. It would be olics. tude of all who would have Chris ada (almost one-half Catholic). olic g;roup, but by a predominantly labor leaders to sign anti-Com- ^ I* Talking About . evident that true science has its Of all the news accounts of May tianity once more the decisive The countries in Europe with non-Catholic association, and des mvinist affadavits, hirelings of the weight in judgments. The point greatest friend In the Church; it that have gone through the Reg the highest suicide rates in the pite the latent prejudice that is only sham and hypocrisy that government were investigated ahd Complete Beauty Service. he made ki commenting on the middle 1930s were Austria and ister office this year, there is one in some instances jailed for trans might have been aroused by his need have fear. . that holds a special appeal because suicide of the late Secretary of Czecho-Slovakia. Both are some Roman collar. mitting state secrets to enemy Naoma Spanarella c.tN.d"‘r;ritt Defense James Forrestal— that of its human interest angle. It times misleadingly referred to as A course from Monsignor aliens,' and the general atmosphere disrespect ■ for human life is dis Catholic, but in them the non comes from a little town in Texas. since the war has not been healthy tinctive of paganism— can never Cooper, especially for a callow The priest-editor who sent it in' Albany Beauty Sglon ; i; ■ practicing Catholic, with a ration student of philosophy, was like a The Better Choice for the body politic. Racketeering be pressed too.much on those who alistic, Marxistic, or neo-pagan penn^ this note with it: “ I may in war contracts for supplies, PHONE KE. 6797 or KE. 5 2 tl‘ dash of cold water in the face. By Rev. James B. Hamblin be wrong, but- I liked this story.” t>-’,.ic they can find final happi outlook, has had great influence. strikes that crippled the national Room B on Mnzanint Facts, facts, facts — not theories And so did we: - ! ness outside Christianity. It should also be remembered that We had occasion to visit St. economy, and black market opera — was his cry. Sham and hypoc It was the day of the May pro Suicide— or rather the accept in the period from which the fig Thomas’ seminary in the past tions in the automotive and other ance of suicide— is indeed a pagan risy fell before the keen lance of week. It is too bad a number of cession in the little town of Bor- ures were taken these 'nations his analytical mind. industries have weakened our concept. Not that many judgments were the points of niore than or the young men being graduated gor, Texas. There is no Catholic school in the city and so one of moral fiber and made us vulner of ancient' Greeks and Romans dinary strain. Anyone who had a course from from high school this year were able to the secularist thinking of Religions Articles Monsignor Cooper, we feel sure, the lay women had charge of the cannot be cited to the contrary. Another illustration of the ba not with us. Because we could our age., woulu never again fear the buga arrangements, • Statue* • Roaarie* • Medal* • Pictura* Those who remember their Aeneid sically religious determinant in the have pointed out a lesson that But the dishonesty nationally is boo of conflict between science A little while before the pro may recall the lines of Virgil question of to be or not to be is might have influenced them to of merely a symptom of the-poison • Crucifizet* Prayer Book* • Pendant* * Book* • Plaquu and religion. If the science is cession was to begin, four-year- when he describes the Sad souls of to be found in Jewry. Orthodox fer themselves for work in the that has been injected into our based upon facts, as he so often old Eileen McCpy, who had come those who Vcast out their souls Jews are said to have the lowest priesthood of the archdiocese. veins on the domestic level. 'We COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME in hatred of their lives. How they showed, there is no conflict. The Our lesson was drawn from ob with her parents from another suicide incidence of alj races. But small town mot far from Borger are ■victims of expediency, of blind would wish now to live in the world the paganized or liberalized Jew anti-religious authors who let their serving two young men who, just avarice, and the selfishness of above, even were it to endure pov prejudices interfere with their a year or two ago, asked them for the May event, approached the turns to self-destruction as readily woman making last-minute ar- respectability that masquerades erty and toil!” Plato, through as does his Gentile counterpart. tabulation and evaluation of the selves: “ What shall I do with my under the guise of a standard of A. I*. W auiveii Socrates, gives the precise reason facts were scornfully deflated. life?” Both had been out living. In labor circles it is fre Influences on the suicide rate after all. For they have found for the unlawfulness of ^icide in Although a master of his field, standing athletes in their high quently a matter of doing as little t lll'lUII U O O ll^ CO. subordinate to but not uncon peace, purpose, and happiness in his Phaedo, where he says that Monsignor Cooper was too true to school days. They were considered as possible and getting as much nected with the religious are sug the seminary life. They have men do imt belong to themselves his scientific code to think this good prospects for college compe as the company can stand; there i .\. n;t:ii
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(Archbiik(»’f Gnild, Denrer) Morning Star Circle Cabrini circle who worked al the The council of the Archbishop’s /Morning Star circle will meet Slated for This Friday Evening Infant of ‘Prague nursery last Named liead of guild will meet Wednesday, June Thursday, May 26. Mrs, Phyllis JUST TAKE HIM 1, at 2611 Birch. Plans for the Del Haute will be the hostess arid Sunday, were Mrs. Barbara Tay- (St. John'a Pariah, Denrer) sary. a gift for her plendid lead Mrs. R. W. Sonnen, ways and TO THE summer will be formulated to be the evening will be spent playing lor and IHrs. Dee McCarthy, The eighth grade class will a^ ership in the past year. means chairman, announced that presented at the general meeting nm es. This circle has recently tend a special High Mass on Fri After the meeting, Miss Jerry Miss Sheila O’Connor, daughter of Bankers' Group on June 10. finished a set of vestments. Dr. D. C* Werthman day morning. May 27, and the O’Neil presented Sister Vera Mr. and Mrs. John O’Connor, and A representative group o f 16 Marie’s seventh grade children in Alvin Jewell were the recipients George F. Rock, president of the Our Lady of Lourdes Circl* Lourdes Bazaar class graduation exercises will be Denver Industrial bank, and, a members attended the meeting Mrs. ^ Helen O’Meara has re- and - Associate held in St. John’s church at 7 :46 a dance. Mmes. P. C. Allen, Donald of the Altar society awards. and luncheon of the Nationa / E. Spam, H. R. Sweeten, and J.. After the business meeting, the member of St. John’s parish, Den turned-d». her home from St. An p.m. Friday evening. The Rev. ver, has been elected president of Council o f Catholic Women. thony’s hospital where she recently Dentists . JUNE 2-3-4 John Scannell will be the speaker. R. LaPerriere served refreshments, priests of the parish were hosts and a social hour followed. Mrs. at a spring tea. Mrs. T. K. Earley the American Industrial Bankers' underwent an operation. PLATES A dinner dance was held in the Party Held for Thomas O’Keefe was presented assisted with the arrangements, association. The signal honor was St. Frances Cabrini Circle 6 0 6 ISth Street 1206 l5tb Street school hall for the eighth grade with a beautiful Miraculous Medal extended to Mr. Rock at the asso Orphan Graduates The members of the St. Frances KEyatono 8721 TAber 5761 . class on Wednesday evening. May and 'Mmes. Grant Wimbush and in recognition of her services over Frank Siems presided at the tea ciation’s 15th annual convention, St. Joseph's Parisli 25. Mmes. E. C. Dilullo and J. F. held Tuesday, Maw 24, ip Cincin The party for the girls being 4.1 some 16 years. table. The sisters visited with the graduated from the eighth grade Schneider were in charge of the Altar Society Meets guests during the social hour. nati, 0. ' \ y arrangements, and mothers of the The office of pzWdent culmi at St. Clara’s orphanage was held Mrs. ’ Ralph Dines presided at Mrs. L. F. Palaze and Mrs. Monday evening, May 23, in the DRY CLEAIVING children were hostesses. Members nates many years oi activity by Herb's Texaco Service the meeting of S t John’s Altar Ralph Albi are in charge of the of the class will be guests of the Mr. Rpek in the association. He was Nadorff home. The five counselors Expert Personal Attention Given Every Garment and Rosary society in the sisters’ care of the altars and sanctuary 1154 Fox at Speer PTA for luncheon at the Tiffin, attended with seven graduates and Pickup and DeliTery Anywhere in Denver convent May 20. More than 100 for the last two weeks in May. 1600 Ogden street, Thursday at two guests, Isabelle McNamara K E 9 0 7 0 ’ members attended. Three new Mrs. David O’Brien entertained and Mary Nadorff. The evening PRESENT THIS AD FOR 15% DISCOUNT 1:30 p.m. The priests of the par Wuhing • Creating - Poliihing members were introduced, Mrs. Mother Cabrini circle with lunch was spent playing games and re ish and Mmes. J. P. McNeive, F. on Our Regular Low Prices Bruce Bigelow, Mrs. George eon and bridge in her home on freshments were served. The grad Tire Repair - Radiator Fluth E. Widger, E. C. Dilullo and J. Schmitz, and Mrs. Fitzgerald. Tuesday, May 17. uates appreciated and enjoyed the F . Schneider will also be guests. Mrs. Frank Heckler, circle captain, Members of St. John’s parish affair very much. BROADMOOR CLEAIVERS 90 at PTA Meeting said that several new circles will who attended the annual conven Queen of Hearen Circle 712 So. Pead — PE. 8485 LOYOLA PARISH Ninety member* of St. John’s be formed in the fall and anyone tion of the Archdiocesan Council Marie Ansber^ 'was hostess to who wishes to join a circle will of Catholic Women May 24, were the members of Queen of Heaven ■AVE TIHE TRADE AT HOME PTA attended the final meeting May 23. Mrs. James P. McNeive be welcome. Father Moran and Mmes. L. F. circle on Tuesday evening. May Bockr Flori and Jot Bartt presided. She announced that the McMahon, M. J. O’Fallon, Ralph 24. Miss Artsberry entertained at Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. PTA has purchased 50 new chairs Dines, J. J. Rowley, Lito Gallegos, a theater party followed by re ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH for the school hall. Roy G. Atkinson, J. 0, Rae, T. K. freshments. Mrs. Catherine Boryla, Earley, M. L. McCarthy, Frank a new member, attended this Your Convenient After a short business meeting, Loyold Music Patronise These Friendly Firms ' Druggitt Widger, Edward Madden, Gil Gra- party. Mrs. Lite Gallegos, president of ber, James P. McNeive, John P. Mrs. Francine Esser is ill in her Prateriptiona - Liquor the CPT league, installed the fol M a^ire, James Delaney, Andrew home. She is not permitted to have ITth and Race EAat **87 lowing officers for the school year Classes Plan McCallin, and Miss Frances Pea- visitors.' 1949-l0: Mrs. F. E. Widger, pres vey. Mrs. McCallin was eiectid Sancta Maria Circle Shoe Repair ident; Mrs. J. J. Delaney, vice HOLY GHOST to the board of directors of the A farewell party for Mrs. Ethel president; Mrs. C. E. Smith, Jr., ACeW. McCarthy was held at the last ti kt reaeiberei secretary; Mrs. T. M. Plunkett, Recital Friday Mrs. W. D. Reck and daughter meeting of Sancta Maria circle on "JIM'S" treasurer; and Mrs. R. Alenlus, (Just East Guaranteed Oils and (Loyola Pariih, DanTar) will leave soon for a vacation in May 26. Louise Richerson was witk historian. hostess to the members in her 5 E. Bayaud of Broadway) LubricaUons The Loyola school music classes New York. The Rev. J. P. Moran thanked Mrs. Robert W. Sonnen will be home. Mrs. McCarthy is leaving •*8«nrlce Quality - Workntnihlp*' 8 5 cents the retiring officers for the splen will present recitals in Loyola hall Denver to join her husband in on Friday, May 27, at 4 o’clock in hostess at a luncheon and bridge did work they had accomplished in party in her home this Thursday Indianapolis where he /is in busi RA; 1818; Yoang’ s Service Station the past school year, and welcomed the afternoon and 8 o’clock in the George F. Rock ness. The circle presented her CONOCO PRODUaS 'FREE DELIVERY! evening. honoring Mrs. Arnold Scott, who the incoming officers. Mrs. Mc- will leave June 3 with her family with a gift. YOU ^ IL L BE PROUD Neive was presentea witn a ivo- The following children will par- elected to the board in 1942, treas St. Luka’* Circle Lubrication — Delco Batteries THEY CAME FROM* ------■ ' ' —~i for Washington, D. C., to make urer in 1945, and has been a vice :lpate in the afternoon: Jacque- their home. Mrs. Eurelia Close entertained Car Washing FORGET-ME-NOT le Amato, Shuran Beebe, Judy president since 1946. the members, of St. Luke’s circle . The Lament school of music pre Mr. Rock, active in local busi FLOWER SHOP Bissell, Twila Mae Brown, Cath- sented Miss Gwen Gallegos in her in her home on May 20. The eve W. A . (Dutch) THOMAS leen Carey, Donna Farley, Jo Ann ness, civic, and political circles, has ning was spent playing bridge. 285 SO. DOWNING senior recital on Tuesday, May 24. been president of the Democratic Alameda & Legad PE. 9840. ST. ANTHONY'S PARISH Garcia, Sandra Garcia, Joan The recital, conducted under the Ave Maria Circle Heintz, Michael Howard, Jacque club of Denver since 1941. He was Miss Betty Rees entertained the auspices of the college of arts and chairman of the Colorado Truman- Patronise These Friendly Firms line Kloberdanz, Patricig Lee sciences of the University of Den Ave Maria circle in the home of MERK'S • f Barkley club during the 1948 cam Mrs. Wayne Duckworth on May Jackulyn Mathews, Mary Agnes ver is in partial fulfillment of the Saya, Sylvia Wanezyk. paign. In 1940 he was president of 25, An evening of sewing, followed BUCHANAN’S requirements for the bachelor of the Denver Junior (jhamber of DRUG STORE In the evening participants K ill by refreshments, was enjojred by ettnrUs Dallrery Serrlc* 10% DUeonnt for Coih A Carry music degree. Commerce and a director of the Christian Bros. Wines CUT RATE PRICES be James Boyle, Jam^ Cafey, the CTOup. The Rev. Frederick Mc- •The monthly/meeting of pack U. S. Chamber' of Commerce in Callin was a guest. aU Popalar B un PruerlpUoni AccuraUIr Plllod Mona Kay Desmond, Maureen Do 161 was held on Friday, May 20, 1941 and 1942. W i D ilin i Wine*. Be«n. Etc. — Fountabi A to Z Dry Cleaners herty, Gabrielle Guinan, Gregory Little Flower Circle in St. Philomena's hall. The flag During the war years Mr. Rock PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy 1300 So. Pearl SP. '7539 ^ Westwood 1082 1091 So. Federal Blvd. ■ lan, Michael Haffey, Marvel- drill was presented by den seven. was area rent director and re Mrs. Margaret (Robinson) Heagney, Barbara Israel. Car Arthur Larkin • and I.arry Vif- gional rent executive for the Of Stolte, a fimner member of Little A JFe SpeciallMO in Fine Dry Cleaning olyn Jacovette, Joseph Klinke, Flower circle, is visiting in Den QUALITY CLEANING Han Ordtn Aeceptad HodoraU Prlcoa q^uain were taken into the pack. fice of Price Administration. Mary Klinke, Nancy Mnthewsi Two wolf, two bear, two lion, and In 1934 Mr. Rock organized the ver from her home in SL Louis, WHEN BBASONABLB PRICES Muriel McBride,/Pauline McBride, National Finance company of] Den Mo. Tour Ginnenti Iniurwl acalut Flra Carol O’LaMhlin, Colleen 11 arrow points were awarded. James Gray and Ed Smith received ver. In 1936 he started tbe Gredit An error was made in the an leeing becomes a hardship, and Theft O’Rourke, C ollin Prochazka, Kay Finance company, which became nouncement, last week, that Mrs. Alsvays A Good Time At Prochazka, Beverly Pollock, their Weblos badges, the highest awards in cubbing. the Denver Industrial bank in Elizalieth Saya was made presi then fatigue, headaches, Jeanne Roach, Sharon Tierney, 1941. Mr. Rock has been president dent of Annunciation PTA. Mrs. lock of interest in work and and Caroi Worland, A dance num Cub Scouts Graduated of the bank, located at 1534 Cali Saya is the new president of Loy ber and selections by the orchestra ola Parent-Teachers’ association. Billy O'Neill's Kite Club Graduation certificates were fornia street, since itS^inception. ploy reiult. and choir will complete the pro CLEANERS AND DYERS John “ Bud” Villano, Prop. awarded to James Alenius and The training of your op- • MS BBOADWAT gram. James Allen, and they were re ^The Loyola PTA was repre Phone* PE *7SS A PE. *718 Phone Westwood 68 | BEER WINE I DANCING ceived by troop 161. George Rock tometriit is a safeguard for sented at the Catholic Parent- Speaker Will Represent Teachers’ league meeting by became a member of troop 28, and your eyes. 491 S. Federal Bhrd. 1 I SAT., SUN. Gary Osborne, of troop one. COCKTAILS Mmes. A. J. Linnebur, J. Gannon, J JACKSON’S 1 1 James Gray, den three, presented D, Farley, J. S. Kloberdanz, J. Don't neglect your yeorly Frawley, J. Bissell, E. J. Berens, a clever skit. The boys received East Denver Civic Group Cut Rate Drugs a thrill when Mr. Spencer pre eye examination. and M. W. Saya. In the meeting prescriptions sented his three live porcupines, of the Loyola PTA last week Mrs. (St. Philomana’t Pariih, Denyar) Mrs. Lito Gallegos, CPTL presi , FOUNTAIN SERVICE L. Gallegos installed Mrs. F. Wor and he ifave a very interesting and dent, installed the new officers: GEORGE W. MASTEN PHEB PBOMPT DELTVSBT A representative of the East CaO 8P. * ven by th* Dominican iter* ol' T.I KE. 6228 abe, and Leon Martin WiUon. version unit in the boiler room. s e SicK Poor. n s Tfiurtday, May 26, 1949 Offict, 938 Bannock Street • THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4203 PAGE IlEVEN DPL Baseball Lead to Be Decided May 29 Strategy Misfires Regis Downs Mullen to Tie Blue jays Rangers Show Class For Lead; St Francis' Gremlins In Cage Practice Planning on Diamond Upset FRESHMEN GOLDS TAKE VARSITY One big question of the week is: After the triple bill Sunday in Bears’ stadium, who .will be top team on the totem pole of the Denver Parochial baseball league for 1949? BROWNS, 47-45; IN FLASHY Tuesday, Regis moved into tying position with the league-leading Cathedral club, when it downed the Mullen Mustangs 11-2. Both teams have three wins with no losses. OVERTIME HOOP GAME The picture may change, however, when the Bluejays meet tl^ird-place Annunciation Cardinals today in the second ------^ A brisk, spring warm-up for the Waters. The Golds were Tom Kav- , AN ATTEMPTED BUNT on the third a run, as teammate Gene Haggerty fails in his bunt game of the triple bill. The Raid Regis college basketball Rangers anaugh, Jim Fennelljr, Heffley, strike provided the finaj^ out in this flurry attempt. Ralph Berninzoni, Holy Family catcher, was held last Thursday afternoon Pat O’Leary, Charlie Sillstrop, and awaits developments behind the plate. The scene ia ers hope to keep their lead, but of activity. Ron Himstreet, Regis, naakes his play for St. Francis’ is planning on an up Gang Way! in the college ^ m . Coach Larry Johnny Hett. from Sunday's game.— (Bill Smj^h photo) set. The Mullen Mustangs and Varnell’s Golds lost by two points, + + V + Holy Family high will open the 47-45, in an overtime period to afternoon’s activities. . Coach Harvey Moore’s Browns in a practice garre that had every OUTSTANDING STARS COP SPOvUGHT Crucial Clash: thing but the cheering crowds and Raiders vs. Jays the public address system. The game to watch Sunday is The Gold term consisted of 1948- Heroes Aplenty as Parochial the clash between the Bluejays 49 freshmen, with the exception of League and the Raiders. Barring any up Bryce Heffley, and the Browns set in today’s contests, this game were this year’s ‘championship var will determine who will wear the sity, with Dick Brown, freshman, victor’s crown for the season. The on the post position, and Harvey Gets in a Full Schedule of Games Jays won it last year. Moore directing operations. Who will "be featured pn the hill It has been simost two months SUNDAY’S DENVER Ptfrochial St. Joteph’i Bulldoft added two in the last of the fourth as a single -i* • + -f* j is yet unknown. In all probability, since most of. the Rafigers have league play produced plenty of aizth-inning elinchera to guar by George Torsney and two suc Norm Frazzini will fade the deter- touched a basketball, but they heroes as Regis and the Holy Fam antee their victory-hold on the cessive walks loaded the bases. ^nined Raiders, and G ^ e Hag showed up as if they had never ily Tigers fought to a 4-4 draw; day’s third game played at Mul Haggerty pulled the T ie rs ’ claws, Cardinal Hurler, \ gerty will pitch to the high-scoring left home in the scrimmage. Hef- the Annunciation Cardinals car- len high. Joe Wedow pitched however, with a last-ditch strike Bluejays. fley wheeled off the post for 19 ried off a 2-0 win over St Fran- the Bulldogs’ win, with John out that retired the side. What* batting aces like Andy points, Bobby Wallace split the net cis’ ; and St. Joseph’s added a 7-4 Jaidinger ihouldering the de Not only did Ric Marci put May, Gil Borelli, Don Scfaeum, for 13, and Bob Fisher scored. 10. victory over hard-to-down Mullen. feat. tho CzrdinaU in tbe win column 'and Bob Colaiaho will do when Varnell will build his’49-50 hard-' • Pitching finesse was the order of by luporlativa pitching, but hii they come up againit Haggerty, wood combination largely from the the day at Bears’ stadium as Rick DiTolla It Hero bat iparkad the two-run victory rama^i to be leen. Raider, Tom material on the floor Thursday, Mares, holding St. Francis’ bats Hero f i t the week for the Holy ■urge of tho Annunciation Reichert, Ronnie Himstreet, and and that is hot material, indeed. men to one hit, led the Annuncia Family squad is Gene DiTolla, who diamondeort. Marat hit a double BobjCarmody expect, to turn in Playing on the Browns were tion nine to a well-earned triumph wiped out the Raiders’ two-run ad in the sixth inning. A1 Jenkint their u,ual top batting perform Fisher, Jerry Coursey, Brown, Wal over the Southside school. vantage by a sizzling centerfield took second on a fielder’t~choice. ance againd Frazzini. lace, Dick Petry, and Tommy HURLING EXCELLENCE was homer in the seventh. DiTolla’s Joe' Gohster’s gratis trip to first, In other games the Annunci on display in the second game also blow sent Garramone loping home plus a subsequent error, brought ation Cardinals will meet Holy as Gene Haggerty of Regis high, ahead of him, to the delight of the both Mares and Jenkins in to Family high for the opener of the and the Holy Family Tigers’ Ron Holy Family fans, who had been score. Lou Reid pitched a fine, triple bill. St. Joseph’s w ill. en nie Garramone so successfully disheartened by Heps’ three-run though losing game for the counter St. Francis’ Gremlins in Raiders Defeat spiked the opposition guns that flurry in the preceding inning. Two Gremlins. the game .preceding the Regis-Ca nine innings left the rivals dead more innings couTd not break the CATHEDRAL’S BLUEJAYS, on thedral clash. locked. deadlock before it was necessary the sidelines Sunday, «m ain tied M ullen, 11-2, to clear the field for the night’s with Re^is for the league lead*>at 2 SCPL Stars Get Bid Mnllen't fourth-inninf bom Western league double-header. three wins and no losses apiece. bardment lacked one run of THE HOLY FAMILY ROOTERS The resurgent Cards hold third For All-Star Grid Tilt making'up a fire-run deficit, and had seen a Tiger threat develop place with a 3-1 record. Chuck Spagnoli and Bob Men- With New Hurler ardi, outstanding athletes of the S 0 u. t hern’ Colorado Parochial The accujate pitching arm of league, have received invitations Jim Bowen, hitherto untried as a to play in the Metro-State all star St. Catherine's Adds 2 Wins . Raider hurler, led the Regis nine football game in Denver in August. to an 11-2 irictory over hapless Spagnoli, outstanding SCPL Mullen high in a Denver Parochial Ric Mere* back of the 1948 season, hails from BOB CARMODY, Regis catcher, rounds third base league make-up game Tuesday. St. M a^ ’s of Walsenburg. Meh- t on his way to score in the Raider-Holy Family contest Bowen’s hurling, plus the batting In Northern Junior Circuit ardi, likewise a backfield. man, prowess of Shortstop Ron Him Denver Parochial played w^th the Holy Trinity Sunday afternoon. Although Carmody’s run was part of a three-run street who harvested a triple and St. ^ Catherine’s______added two______more_ the Presentation squad. HeNield Dominic’s trlayers added a close, ^ League Slandinge Tigers of Trinidad. Both will be rally, the two teams were deadlocked, 4-4, at the end of the normal a single, moved the Raiders into' wins this week to its record’ in the the opposition to two hits and 3-2 triumph over St. Clara’s. \ L Pet. graduated this year. playing time.— (Bill Smyth photo)______a tie with Cathedral Bluejays for North division of the Junior Pa- Team W fanned 12 would-be Presentation In the East division, Phil Tolzo Cathedral ...... 3 0 i.oeo the league lead. rochial baseball league with a 9-6 baserunners. Fred Lucci’s big tri turned in a no-hitter at the ex Rcgi* ...... 0 1.000 Mullen could manage only three win over St. Vincent’s and a 7-3 ple pushed in two of St. Catherine’s pense of St. Joseph’s, sparking Annunciation ...... 3 1 .750 Plans Completed h r Lourdes Bazaar scattered hits against the faultless lacing of the Presentation nine, bag of runs. The Northsiders now the W'elby Assumption team to a Holy Family ..... _..l 1 .500 throwing of Bowen, who struck outj Marvin Dolan starred on the boast an unblemished record of 5-^ win over the Bulldog Pups. St. Joseph’* ...... „...2 3 .400 eight Mullen batsmen. mound for St. Catherine’s. He three victories and no losses. The Welbyites wrapped up a many others. The show will be Arrangements were also com St. Francis’ ...... 1 3 .250 (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Regis’ heavy artillery, sparked; hit* ®nd struck out^l second convincing victory, 12-0, 14 pleted this week for the rental of In the same division, St. Mullen ...... *.’...0 5 .000 ^1 ' Denver) under the direction of Katherine by Himstreet, sent Gonzales off ot the St. Vincent lads. Joe De over St. Cajetan’s Crusaders. Filial arrangements are being McClellan, of Our Lady of Lourdes a large tent so that all activity Dominic’s had a field day, with ^ I may continue uninterrupted in the the mound after two innings, and Credico delivered three hits out completed this week for the first parish, and Freda Gilbert. event of rain. left Romero to shoulder the loss. ^ four trips to bat for St. the Presentation nine taking the annual three-day Our Lady of The bazaar will open Thurs ______Catherine 8 in the same game. brunt of a 15-1 loss. Just Lourdes bazaar to be held on the day, June 2, at 5:30 with a spa Le Croix de Lourdes Dolan fared even better against to show they meant it, St. parish grounds, S. Logan and E. ghetti dinner served by the Altar Regis Razes Stadium Iliff\ Thursday, Friday, and Sat society. Prices for the dinner are Club Plans May Rite Coach at Trinidad $1 for adults and 60 cents for urday, June 2, 3, and 4. Young people of the Le Croix children. On Saturday night, in The Big Pitch Among the many, headline en de Lourdes club will hold their addition to the puppet show, the second annual May crowning cere Gets Mentor's Job And Will Replace It tertainment attractions planned Rocks of Lourdes will serve their for the three-day extravaganza famous ham barbecue dinner, also mony in the church next Sunday, will be a maribnette show Satur beginning at 5:30. May 29, after the 11 o’clock Mass. A t Montana Coiiege day night, June 4. The puppet Friday night is being set aside After the Mass, little prls of the show will be held three times and for games, booths, and entertain First Communion class will lead With Baseball Field members of the young people’s Tfinidad.— Johnny Gagliardi of will feature such outstanding chil ment, with the possibility that a group to Our Lady’s altar. The ■Trinidad, college student who will The Very Rev. Raphael C. Mc be located on the southwest eor> dren’s stories as "Hansel and side show will be held. Friday queen , for the 1949 May crown be graduated in Colorado Springs Carthy, S.J., president of Regis ner (end zm e) of the present Gretel,’’ "Jack and the Beanstalk,’’ night will also be children’s night ing ia Ruth Zancanella. In the college, Denver, has announced gridiron, ana distances to the out. “ Little Red Ridinghood,’’ and at the bazaar. this spring, has accepted a posi ceremony other members of the tion as director of athletics and plans for construction of a baseball field, limits will be approximately + + + + young people’s club will sing the football coach of Carroll college, diamond on the site of the 22- 379 feet to left field, 385 feet to May hymns. Helena, Mont., it has been an year-old football stadium at the right, field, and 450 feet to the college. edge of center field. The following Sunday, June 5, nounced by Carroll officials. The new diamond will replace Marionette for Bazaar will bfr another big day in the life The Trinidad athlete has buil' Plans are being negotiated with the present dirt field on 50th of theSiew parish. Parishioners are up an impressive record coaching city officials for them to stage ball street, which has never been suit awaiting the first Mass of /sTieWly St. Mary’s high school in Colorado games at the park in the summer Springs in the past two years. He able for top-grade college base months and in the spring wheiz it ordained priest, the first vocation ball. in the parish since its formation. is a son of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Ga is not otherwise in use. The Rev. Theodore Diemer, O.S.B., gliardi of Trinidad and starred in Father McCarthy authorized re who will be ordained in Pueblo, both football and basketball for moval of the grandstand on the will celebrate his first High Mass Holy Trinity school and Trinidad east edge of tbe football gridiron at 11 o’clock that day. Father Junior college. He was graduated two weeks ago, and earth movers Theodore is the son of Mr. and from high school in 1944. are scheduled to begin work Friday Mrs. Diemer of 2295 S. Franklin Between studies and participa FRANK ARCHULETA, one of St, Cajetan’s leading on the man-made hill located in street. tion in athletics at T.J.C., he what will be left field when the batsmen, is set for the big one. In the next instant Archu diamond^is completed. It is esti- Mr. and Mrs. William Wempe of found time to coach the Tigers leta pounded the ball for a home run. Behind the plate is “ Whitey” 2190% S. Corona street will cele for two years in football and bas mated t 12,000 cubic yards of Mauser of the Annunciation Junior Cardinals. In spite of the hea'vy dirt ■wil' e to be moved to level brate their golden wedding anni ketball and led them to the South hitting of their opponents, the Reabirds are leading the East division ern Colorado Parochial league the fiel versary on Monday, May 30. A of the Junior Parochial league.— (Jerome studio photo) special Mass will be offered for grid title in 1946. Sine e Denver Parochial foot- the couple on that morning. This is Although producing no cham ball leal e moved its Milies from the second golden jubilee for the pionship teams in Colorado the Re^s stadium to Bears’ park new parish this year. The first was Springs, Gagliardi has done well NCCS Communion Sunday last year, the stadium has been out Complete Line of celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. with St. Mary’s athletes and in of use. Moreover, present plans do Fishing Tacide J. pecker. spired them to be strong con not call for football at Regis col The PTA held its final meeting tenders for all three leagqe titles. lege for the next few years at And Supplies of the school year last Tuesday. To Be Observed June 72 least. In making his announcement, The first year’s activity proved Get your successful and the officers are to Fr. Whooley to Speak The first annual National Communion Sunday sponsored by Father McCarthy emphasiied that be congratulated. Mrs. Warren the National Catholic Community Service for members of the the new baseball park, which will Angle Worms and Bolt THE St o r y of “ Little Red Ridinghood,” interpreted Taylor, last year’s president, will On Sacred H e ^ Hour armed forces and junior hostess corps throughout the country have a grass infield and outfield, ^ At F albft by talking marionettes, will be one of the features at the head the PTA again this year. will be observed in Denver on Sunday, June 12, the Feast of the wiH" add immeasurably to t h e The Rocks of Lourdes men are The Rev. Thomas Jfiwvhooley, Most Holy Trinity, the Rt. Rev, Monsignor John R .^u lroy, NCCS beauty of the Regns campus. annual Our Lady of Lourdes bazaar-Saturday night, June 4. In addi moderator, announced. ^ FUhinr Liecnm Sold tion, stories of the "Three Little Pigs,’’ “Jack and the Beanstalk,” in the clean-up period on the C.M., professor of theology Home plate on the diamond will shrine they have been erecting on at St. Thomas’ seminary, will be NCCS groups in communities all over the country are [ Free Folder Famished “ Hanzel and Gretel,” and other children’s favorites will be featured. participating in this national event, and a special committee will The puppets are under the direction of Katherine McClellan, Our Lady the parish grounds. The cement the speaker on the Denver edition floor, water pipes to the fountain, of the Sacred Heart radio program be selected to arrange the local program^n■ close :lo! co-operation with FISHERMEN . of Lourdes parish, and Freda Gilbert. pastors, chaplains, and parish groups. | and the sand blasting of the shrine to be broadcast over station KMYR FELT SOLES will complete the work. on Sunday, May 29, at 12:30 p.ra. The theme of this year’s CommunionVobservancelunionVc will empha FALBY'S Members of the Altar and Ro Father Whooley will speak on size the importance of religion in the daily lives of service men and Vulcanized Regis Mothers Name Heads sary society will meet on ftesday. “ In All Things Give Honor to women. Special prayers will be offered on this occasion for both PAINT &. HARDWARE May 31. The women will make final Christ, Our Lord.” James L. Eit- the living and deceased members of the armed forces and also for ROY SYSTEM, INC. The Regis Mothers’ club, Den A tea followed feting arrangements for their part in the enmiller, soloist, will sing “ On This peace among nations. 26 Broadway SPruce 4165 32 Broadway— ^PE. 2940 ver, met on Thursday, May 12. the mothers of the boys who plan parish bazaar. The women will Day, 0 Beautiful Mother,” with Tentative plans call for a special breakfast to be arranged Election of officers was held. to enter Regis in the fall. ive the,first dinner on Thursday, Margaret Reddy at the organ. The for members of the armed forces following attendance at Masa and Mrs. Roy G. Atkinson, was A gift was presented to Mrs. fune 2, and will manage several Scholastics’ choir of St. Louis’ uni reception of Holy Communion. A prominent speaker will be en PE. 0905 chosen president;’ Mrs. J. F. Rein John Moran, the retiring president booths on all threq nights of the versity will supply opening and' gaged to address the breakfast gathering. Further announcements Complete Linen Service hardt, first vice president; Mrs. bazaar. closing music by transcription. regarding this event will be made later. . SP. 9700 Paul Villano, second vice presi dent; Mrs. Donald Foppe, secre St. Dominic's to Hove tary; and Mrs. David Finnigan, Red-Ciad Diamond Specialists treasurer. Priest From Chicago as New Summer Assistant Restaurant The Rev. Robert A. Kilbridge, Official AAA L^hteifs RepairedO.P., from St. Pius’ convent, Chi Restaurant 1578 So. Broadway cago, has been assigned to St Dominic’s parish, Denver, for the HALF FRIED Immediate Service summer months to assist the pas tors in their parochial duties. Guaranteed Work Father _ Kilbridge, who was or CHICKEN DINNER dained in 1947, has just completed (Include* Potatoe*, Hot Bread*, Drink) 414 Denver Theater Bldg. his additional studies after ordina W W W wwwwww tion and a course in sacred elo COMPLETE quence under the Very Rev, Leo SHORT CUT STEAK. DINNER *$ ■ 1 -45 WE MAKE KEYS M. 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Uembera of the Redbird squad are George Hezomene, Don Hum* (Bill Smyth pl^to) L PAGf TWELVE Offica, 938 Bannock Stroet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telophona, KEyitont 4205 Thursday, May 26, 1949 2 Former Regis Prgfs Being Ordained 16 From St. Thomas’ Ordained in Year T w o Jesuits who taught at Regis high school and college, ning, June 19, from 7 to 10 Denver, as scholastics will be ordained to the priesthoo'd o’clock. June 14 in the Chapel of the Immaculata, St. Mary’s, college, Rer. R. C. Ootertag,. S.J. Eight of New Priests Will Work in Colorado St. Marys, Kans. The Most Rev. I^atius Glennie, S.J., D.D., The Rev. R. C. Ostertag, S.J., will offer his first Solemn Mass' o f whom are still living. He at Bishop of Trlncomalee, Ceylon, will officiate. Sfcvfen archdiftcesas and dioceses are represented in the rolled in St. Thomas’ seminary Murray, Falls City, Neb., will be June 19 in St. John’s church, Bur tended St. Patrick’s m d e school :da Rev. Robert Imbi, S.J. contribution of S t Thomas’ seminary, Denver, of 16 students from 1944 to the present time. ordained June 8 by Bish^ Kuewa Holy Redeemer nammar school, lington, la. and was graduated from Pueblo He will be ordained by the Most for the Lincoln diocese. ( The Rev. Robert Joseph Imbs, Webster Groves, Mo., and St. Louis to the priesthood this year. S.J., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas The youth entered the So Catholic high school in June, 1942. Rev. Leo F. Dworshak, Auxiliary He was born in Atchikm^ane., University high-school, being grad-1, April 7, 1924. He attendeffSacred F. Imbs, 64 Claverach drive, Clay ciety of Jesus at St. Stanislaus’ In>addition to the Rev. Robert V. Nevans, the Rev. John He entered S t Thomas’ seminary, Bishop of Fargo, in Fargo, N. i^ e d in 1934. He received his ton, Mo., will offer his first Sol seminary, Florissant, Mo., Aug. 8, Can jar, and the Rev. John Aylward, who are being ordained Dak., June 11. Father Stovik will oachelor of arts degree from St. emn Mass on June 19 in the for the Denver archdiocese on celebrate his first Solemn Mass in Louis university in 1938, and en St. John’s church, Wahpeton, the Church of the Little Flower, Arch June 4, five other students of the tered the Society of Jesus .at The Rev. George Louis Subotich following day. The assistant priest Florissant, Mo., in the fall of 1949 class will work as^ priests in was born July 9, 1924. in Pueblo will ,be the Rev. George Mehok. the same year. Since then he Colorado in the Diocese of Pueblo. to George and Ann Subotich, both The speaker will be Abbot Mark has pursued the regular Jesuit course o f ' study, studying phi losophy at St. Louis V University and theology at St. Mary’s.' He re ceived his master of arts degree from St. Louis university in 1944. From 1944 until 1946 the ordi nand taught'history at Regis high ^ Colorado Sfirings school and college. During these years he served as moderator and coach of the Regis high school chapter of the National Forensic league. The Rev. .Joseph Tammany, pas tor of Little Flower church, will be assistant priest, and the'Rev. Charles Imbs, SJ., uncle of -the celebrant, will deliver the sermon at the Solemn Mass. The Rev. David J. Dooley of the’ St. Paul archdiocese will be dea con, and the Rev. John Lilly, S.J., Denver, the following autumn. He Heart grade and high schools. Falls member of the Regis high school has aided in the preparation of City, from 1929 to 1942; St. Bene faculty from 1941 to 1944, will 1937. Since then he has pursued diet’s college, Atchison, Kans., from serve as subdeacon. The master the regular Jesuit course of study, the Holy Week music tne seminar terrace and Boland place, Rich ians have sung in the Sacred Heart 1942 to 1943; and St. Thomas’ sem of ceremonies will be John Fut- taking his philosophy at St. Louis inary from 1943 to 1949. He was mond Heights, Mo. rell, S.J., formerly a student at Cathedral for the past six years The ordinand was bora in St. university, St. Louis, Mo.; and hia librarian at St. Thomas’ seminary Regis college. theology at St. Mary’s. He taught and is an accomplished pianist and Braun, O.S.B., Abbot-president of Louis Nov. 1, 1916. He attended organist. for three years and worked at A receptioneption in honor of Father physics and mathematics at Regis ' St. Gregory’ s abbey and college, Camp Santa Maria for three years. Imbs will be given in the Forest high school for two years, 1944- He will be ordained by the Most NOTICE TO CREDITORS Shawnee, Okla. Abbot Braun is. an His first Solemn Mass will be ESTATE OF MARY ANN GIACHIMO, Park hotel, St. Louis,'Sunday eve 1946. Rev. Joseph C. Willging, Bishop uncle of the ordinand. June 12 in Falls City. Officers MtnUI Incompitont No. 88478. J. O. Crogdi C. D. 03ritn of Pueblo, in the Saerjd Heart Brothers to Be Deacon, Subdeacon of the Mass will be: Assistant NotIc* U htroby tlvtn that on tho 84th Cathedral June 4. Father Subotich day of April, 1940, Itttors of eoniorrator- M AY REALTY Two of Father Stovik’s broth iriest, the R t Rev. Monsimor P. ihip wtr* iuutS to tha. andtnignad *■ eon- will celebrate his first Solemn ers, the Rev. Jordan Stovik, Healy, pastor; deacon, the Rev. tomtor of tho ibovo ntmod ttuto and Mass in the Shrine of St. Ther- O.S.B., and the Rev. Bartholomew Gilbert Wolters, O.S.B., dean of all ptnoni h trin i cliiBo asainit otM PERDNS-SEABEB ese’s church, Pueblo,' June 6. The eotato art rtqujrod to fllo thorn for allow- R E A L T O R Stovik, O.S B., will be deacon and studies of S t Benedict’s college, anco in tho County Court of tha City and Very Rev. Joseph F. Wamat will subdeacon, respectively. The Rev. Atchison, Kans., cousin of the ordi County of Donvor, Colorado, within olx 102 No. Tejon INSURANCE - LOANS be the assistant priest and will George Lommel will be master of nand; subdeacon, the Rev. John month* from oald data or laid elilmi will also giie the sermon. The Rev. ceremonies. Flynn, Dawson, Neb.; master of bo forovar barrod. Bernard Griesemer, assistant pas Catholle Roadotor Father Stovik has nine brothers ceremonies, Gordon Ogden, semi Mallod 4/87/49 ITe Specialixe in Ute Theater Bldg. tor of Sacred Heart church, Ala and one sister. In addition to his narian; preacher, the Kev. Charles B. a RlllUrd, Jr., mosa, will be deacon, and the Rev. Clergy Wear two priest-brothers and his Abbot- Jones, Denver. ______Oonaorvator. 'Colorado Springs, Colo. George T. Holland, assistant uncle, two cousins are also priests. Chancellor, will be subdeacon. Other members of his family in Suits— Topcoots MAIN 1898 They are the Rev, Martin Schoen- the religious life are a cousin, Sis Dr. Fa A . Smith Minof*offices will he filled by sem bert, O.S.C., and the Rev. Oscar **Colorful Colorado — Playground of AmeiicaP^ Cotiockt, Etc. inarians from the city of Pueblo. ter Charlotte Marie, Sisters of Schoenberg, O.S.C. Charity, Leavenworth; second cous Optometrist Rev. Gerald H. Bruggaman Rct. Elwood C. Vo(t ins, the Rev. Jerome Merwick, The Rev. Gerald H. Bruggeman The Rev, Elwood C. Voss was O.S.B., and the Rev. Mark Merwick, Ejm Exaeainod 9 Vioi^I Care The firms listed here de WORLD WIDE was bom Aug. 9,1923, in New Al- bom Oct. 17, 1925, in Watkins, la. O.S.B., both of S t Benedict’s ab- TRAVEL SYSTEM melo, Kans-^to Mr. and Mrs. Ger His mother is Mrs^ Henry Voss. i)ey, Atchison, Kans. Individually Styled Glaioet f t serve to be rem em bered hard! Bruggeman, both o f whom His father is deceased. He at- R*t. Joieph J. Donahue J when you are distributing AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOK THE are living. He attended St. Jo AIRLINES AND 8TEAHSHIP l^ E 8 The Rev. Joseph J. Donahue will a. J. 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PETE RERONl ISO ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM Spoeial Round Trip Candy and Ice Cream at tended Loras college, Dubuque, Railroad and Boa Colorado ASToiTiDiNa am. *u- natio.naixt ad Rato* FURIVrrURE SHOP la., from 1942 to 1946 and en vertised. unm i PRifts w OENvis. UPHOLSTERINa tered St. Thomas' seminary in the OPEN TONIOHI A PlIDAY EVE., t TO 9. ilohnson-English RR-UPROLSTERtNO AND REPAIRING fall of 1945. He is being ordained in Blip Covor. usd Draporlo. Dubuque May 26 by the Most Rev. SURPLUS ! Drug Go. Umdo to Oran Edward Fltzgrerald. Father Voss will celebrate his APPLIANCE SALES LENTHERIC Toiletries Fnmitnre'Hade to Order StNk Ll4il4it*n Noon Dolly 9 to 5 Thin *t Bljoe Bt. Phon. MIS TH 8. CsMUlo At.. MUe IM* first Solemn Mass Saturday, May 28, in St. Patrick’s church, Wat 814 E. Kentucky at Poirl He will say his first Solemn Mass kins, la., with the Rev. Patrick assistant priest; the Rev. C. A. The Heyse Sheet in the parish of his birthplace and Behan as assistant Driest; the Rev. Neuaes, deacon; the Rev. L. C gvygijog will have the Rev. E. J. Sander as Bernard McGarty, aeacon; and the Stovic, subdeacon; and master of Metal and Roofing Rev. John Cody, subdeacon. The INCORPORATED assistant priest, the Rev. William ceremonies, Peter Gross. The Rev. BEATING ROOFING A. Vogel as deacon, and the Rev. Rev. Joseph Gallagher, C.S.V F, J. Kaufmann of Loras college EIVTERPRISE TENT SHEET METAL Gilbert P. Herrman as subdeacon. will be the speaker for the oc will deliver the address. ' Sl» SO. NEVADA The Rev. R. M. Menard will be the casion. PA11UK He was born Dec. 18, 1922, the AND AWNEVG CO. Phontt Main MS The fifth student is the Rev. PH. 1264 E ft 1SS8 preacher. son of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Dona His sister is Sister M. Liguori John McMillan, who was ordained hue of Zwingle, la. He attended of the Benedictine Convent of Per by Bishop Willging in Pueblo last Franklin grade school in Zwingle petual Adoration, Clyde, Mo. December. and Holy Rosary high school in La Rev. Lonit C. StOTik Accounts of some of the other Motte, la., from which he was grad new priests have already been car The Rev. Louis Charles Stovik uated. He received his B.A. de- ODERN HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES HEIDELBERG'S ried in the Register. The other REGISM was born in Curlew, Wash., Sept ree from Loras college, Dubuque, members of the class arS as fol CLOTHING 5, 1918. His parents are Mr. and a., in 1945. He took nis studies lows: ? Men’* Fumhhingi Mrs. Carl W. Stovik. He attended for the priesthood in St. John’s Shadow L A j ^ t Fishing St. John’s preparatory seminarj’, Rev. RawUy Myors seminary, Collegeville, Minn., and is 10 NORTH TEJON ST. Collegeville, Minn., from 1932 to The Rev. Rawley Myers, who was S t Thomas’ seminary at Denver, Aountain Wonderful! 1936 and S t John’s university, bom April 19, 1924, in Falls City, Colo. IXOVE Neb., will be ordained June 8 by Collegeville, from 1936 to 19Sk Ror. John F. Cody ADVERTISERS fl^servations by Week, Month or Seaion, COKPLOfENTS OP He spent one year in the North the Most Rev. Louis B. Kucera for the Lincoln diocese. The Rev. John Francis Cody will Boata tad Motors Denver Phon$Phone Ea. ^81 Dakota State school of yience be ordained a priest June 4, when OLSON & BEIVBOW Wahpeton, N. Dak., and was en- He is the son of Maj. and Mrs. M. F. Myers. He attended Snered the Most Rev. Bishop Leo Bins, PLBG. A HTG. CO. Heart grade and high schools from D.D., confers upon him the sacra 116 North Weber St. 1929 to 1942 and St. Thomas’ sem ment of Holy Orders in St. An drew’s church, St. Paul, Minn. TeL Main S066 ESTES PARK Officers of the first Solemn Mass Gn^sjauJtifuI^sjcUiCjM will be the Rev, James E. Doyle, ___ a - pastor of St. Andrew’s parish, as ‘‘Playground of the Natiqn'*' Tell Them sistant priest: the Rev. Emmett Bendem eer Lodge Cashman, assistant pastor at St Andrew’s, deacon; James A. 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He wan president of the Denver conference They WiU Appreciale ■A of CSMC and editor of the Now Open for Season BRIGHTON ist and of the Guild magazine. Hearing You Say Steam Cleaning His first Solemn Mass will be June 8 in Fsili City, Neb. Officers Come Up For the PURINA FEEDS - FARM SUPPLIES - SANITATION O A «T SUPPLUI Front:£nd Aligning for the Mass will be; Assistant priest the R t ReV. Thomas M. Time of \Your Life! Brighton Hatchery and Farm Store Radiator Sarviea Kealy, Lincoln, Chancellor and St Thomas’ seminarian, Denver, 171 N.M MAINMAIM _ cousin of the ordinsnd; deacon, the Colo., subdeacon; Nicholas Cody, "I Saw Your Ad Swimming Motor Reboring Very Rev. Monsignor Gtorge J brother of the ordinsnd, master oi 'Horse Bock Riding Electronic Wheal Balancing Schus^r, diocesan CYO director; ceremonies; and the Rev. Leonard subdeacon, the Rev. John Flynn, P. Cowley, University of Minne Roller Skating Unitad Motor Sarviea Dawson, Neb.; and master of cere sota chaplain and pastor of St Picnicking AURORA monies, the Rev. Daniel F. Kealy, Olaf’s parish, Minneapolis, Lincoln, cousin of the ordinand. The will preach. preacher at the Mass will be the Three others of the Cody family PURSE BROS. NIEW FASmON R t Rev. Moneijraor P. J. Healy, are in the religious life; Nicholas V.F., pastor. The toastmaster at Cody, a brother, is a seminarian at GROCERY & MARKET Cleaners A Dyers the dinner will be the Rev. Otho the St Paul seminary, St Paul Day 487 Night 261M GEOCESIES - MEATS - rSUITS JOHN H. JOHNSON Sullivan, O.S.B., cousin of the ordi Minn.; an uncle, Brother Liguori ELDORADO nand. VBGKTABLBa _ Offlea riaat O.C.S.O., is at Mt Melleray abbey, The Register" Rav. Jerome E. Murray' 07SS Bait CoUaa Ava. Ph. Aarars 88S ‘ •*** Calfaa MOUNTAINS PARISHPAB Ireland; and Sister Amata is sta SPRINGS SCO B. Alaaada At*. Aarara SI Tho Rev, Jerome Edward Mur tioned at St Paul’s Provincial "TKe Family Resort" ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E house, St Paul, Minn. - K J/ a"'-- Thundoy, May 26, 1949 Office, 9 3 8 B an n o ck Sfreof THI DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tolopheno, KEyiteno 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Proposed Federal Health Plan Perilous Archbishop Vehr to Officiate Jesuit Authority Advocates Voluntary Insurance At Ground-Breaking Rites for “ As Christians and as Catholics we cannot close our + + + + + eyes to grave hardships affecting a notable segment of our New Hall at Loretto Heights people,” said Father John J. Flanagan, S.J., stressing the need for an adequate national health program in his address (Loretto Hoifhii College, Denver) Campbell were the chairmen of ACCW Pledges Family Safeguards the proni committees. to the' 23rd annual convention of the Denver Archdiocesan His Excellency, the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D., will The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women in its an the fatal ailm ent of ignoring the Miss Howard is the daughter of Council of Catholic Women on May well estabfished and effectively ti^rn the first shovel of dirt at the ground-breaking cere Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Howard of 24. need and preserve the best in med nual meeting, May 24, adopted the following resolutions as ical and hospital relations with pa functioning private hospital and monies for Machebeuf hall, the new students’ activities build Colorado Springs. She attended Father Flanagan, who it the ex an expression of their principles ana views on matters af- health programs and welfare prp- St. Mpry’s grade and high school ecutive director o f' the Catholic tients," said Father Flanagan. ing at Loretto Heights college. The ceremony will be held in At the convention luncheon :‘ecting the welfare of the Church, the state, the family, the grams, particularly in the'field of in the Springs, and has been very Hospital A s^iation of the United active during her four years Archbishop Urban J. Vehr ad individual, and the society in which we live: child, care. conjunction with the 28th annual graduation exercises, at at Sta*’eB and Canada, said that the Loretto Heights. As a climax to a dressed the delegates and congrat I. The council members renew VIII. We recommend federal which 40 seniors will receive their policy of a compulsory government * f 4 “ -1- series or major and minor offices, ulated them on their work of the their pledge of loyalty,uillegiiance, irogram of the National Catholic aid to education in areas of proved 9 \ degrees on Sunday, June 5, at 5 insurance program is rejected by she served as president o f the past year. In the afternoon business and affection“ for ■ Piue~ XII, the Resettlement council. need. Such services should include p.m. his organization. The federal plan, Machebeuf Medal senior class this year. Recently she meeting, short talks were given Vicar of Christ, who has re V. The council pledj|;es to co the individual well being of all Programs for the joint cere^ gave a piano recital in the IJttle explained the Jesuit, woul(| call by Sister M, Dorothea of El Pomar peatedly expressed his deep con operate with the archdiocesan re children in all schools of our monies will contain a brief sketch theater of the college. for rigid controls and complicated retreat house, Colorado Springs, cern for the welfare of women settlement committee as a unit of democratic society. Such a federal of the life of Bishop Joseph Mach regulations over hospitals, doctors, and Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, national living in the world today. They ap the National Catholic Resettlement program should provide adequate ebeuf in the early days of Colo + . + f + and nurses, would eventually de- director of the NCCW. Mrs John preciate his messages that have council on behalf of displaced per- nealth services, transportation, and rado’s history._It reads as follows: ' stroy all voluntary agencies, and P. Murtaugh, president of the done so much to support the fam ' ...... recreational facilities.h the By naming the new students’ ‘ Prom Queen would endange^he quality of care Denver ACCW, presided. A report ily and protect it in the midst of f their IX. The council pledges itself to activities building Machebeuf hall and the personal responsibility of was given by the resolutions com materialistic forces that would affiliated societies, to secure spon-- continue its efforts to uphold the in honor of the first Bishop of the physican mittee. undermine its very foundations of sors' for displaced persons who will ideals of Catholic family life. This Denver, the Most Rev. Joseph P. I! The hospital association and two Officers and board members home life and the spiritual life provide employment and housing it will do by opposing dangerous Machebeuf, the Sisters of Loretto other Catholic agencies—the Bu were elected for the coming year of the individual. They pledge anew as required by the displaced per legislation and in a positive way wish to pay tribute to the Arch reau of Health and Hospitals of the The new officers are Mrs. John F. their obedience to him, to the laws sons' commission. Since so many of by encouraging a higher spiritual diocese of Denver and to express NCWC, and the National Confer- Murtaugh, president; Mrs. Fred of God, and to the Church that these people are Catholic, the coun life in the Catholic home, particu their heartfelt gratitude to its >ence of Catholic Charities—pro W, Gushurst, first vice president; guides us all along the way of life. cil will make every effort to in larly by the program of the Family present Archbishop, the Most Rev. pose a positive, constructive plan Mrs .Mary McIntyre, second vice They pledge their determination to crease the number of assurances Rosary, shrines, and by opposing Urban J. Vehr, to the priests, and to help 'relieve the economic and president; Mrs. B. Leo Devlin, make known the principles of for'jobs and housing so that many indecent literature; by its cafiS to the people of Colorado, whose financial hazard of medical and third vice president; Mrs. Raymond >eace and social justices that have more of these homeless people may paigh to support the national or generosity and interest have made hospital care. Skiit, fourth vice president; Mrs. >een so frequently and clearly come to jo in ts in our great bless ganization for decent literature thi.s builiMng possible. ' Government aid should be di Fred Starbuck, recording s e c r e- enunciated by him. ing of the Catholic American way and by supporting clean literature The relationship between Bishop of life. ^ rected to federal aid for construc tary; Miss Margaret Sullivan, cor II. The council urges the gov ;jrives and encouraging the sup Machebeuf and the Sisters of tion of hospitals and health centers, responding secretary; Miss Cath ernment o£-the United States to do VI. The council pledges its port of the Catholic press. In the The Joseph P. Machebeuf Loretto is both historical and spir and federal assistance for medical arine Maloney, treasurer; Mrs. all it can to establish a just peace support to the many programs of Archdideese of Denver we express medal (above)- will be pre itual. As, a young French mission dental, and nursing education. Otto Hencmann, financial secre in the world and to conclude, as the parent organization, the Na great appreciation to the Register sented for the first time at the ary priest in the New Mexico terri To relieve families, of the fear tary; Mrs. Everette Billington, au soqp as possible, treaties with tional Council of Catholic Women, System of Kewspapers as exem graduation and ground-breaking tory, he welcomed and worked that they will be burdened with ditor; and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, Austria, Germany, and Japan so which endeavors to safeguard the plified in the Denver Catholic Reg ceremonies to be held at Loretto with the first religious women to| debt that could wipe out family historian. that these people can begin again righta and minorities, to overcome ister in the archdiocese and in Heights college JuSe S, come to the Southwest,tin the Sis-; savings in a few months, these Board members elected are Mrs. to as.sume their duties and enjoy discrimination against their fellow so many other diocesan papers- ters of Loretto, who were sent citizeps because of race, color, or As a corollary, we commend the The scroll which will accompany from their mother-house in Ken agencies- recommend the increased John F. Murtaugh, Mrs. Fred W. the ways of peace. The council the medal reads: “ In recognition urges that appropriate action be creed ;'>nd to take a correct stand Catholic radio programs produced tucky to Santa Fe, N. Mex., in use of the Blue Cross and other Gushurst, Mrs. M a r y McIntyre, of distifiguished and devoted serv forms of voluntary insurance to taken by our government to insure on all those items of leglislation by the National Council of Cath 1852. Mrs. B. Leo Devlin, Hale; Mrs. ice to the Church in the West, give protection to. millions of the fulfillment of the guarantees of that affect family life, the Chris olic Men, the Catholic Hour, the Raymond Skitt, Fort Collins; Miss Loretto Heights college has the In the early ’60s, Father people “ without the government Rita La Tourette, Mrs. W. F. Mc human rights which have been set tian education of children, and the Hour of Faith, Faith in Our Times, Machebeuf was given charge of forth so clearly by the various status of women that has been and the local Catholic radio pro happy privilege of bestowing the entering the insurance business." Farland, Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, Mrs, Joseph P. hlachebeuf medal on the newly developing gold-mining ‘ "Catholics are interested in that divisions of the United Nations, ^opardized by the so-called Equal gram, Ask and Learn. We recom Melda Devlin, Wray; Mrs. Fi Cal- Mrs. Spencer Penrose. territory of Colorado. Although In type' of plan that will solve' the kum, Fort Collins; Mrs E.J. Smith, but which have been treated, so ■"j;nta amendment, by the relaxing mend th*t all Catholics, both in tensive and extensive missionary lightly in the various sessions of of divorce laws, and oy encourage dividually and in families, listen “ The Joseph P. Machebeuf labors filled his days and nights, MOST IMPORTANT EVENT IN Greeley; Mrs. C. V. Gooding, Mrs. E. 0. Ahlbrandt, Miss Catharine the Uniled Nations where only lip ment of pagan practices in family to these programs and call them to medal links together the names of he realized that the Church,in Col Denver's first Bishop, of the pio- YOUR LIFE . . your wedding.,The Maloney, Mrs. Everette Billington, service was rendered to the viola life. The council, therefore, as the the attention of their friends, both orado would not bp-established on thrill, beauty romance, glhmour Lafayette; tions in Hungary, Yugoslavia, and occasion arises, pledges itself to Catholic and non-Catholic. neeT'Vsterhood in the West, and solid foundations’ unless it was . . can never Qzecho-Slovakia. letition the memoers of both the one wno is still pioneering in ex fortified by Catholic education. Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, Miss Mar X. “rte Archdiocesan Council of be recap- III. The council petitions the Senate and the House of Repre- Catholic Women specifically urges tending generously and zealously Accordingly, he invited the Sisters tured except garet Sullivan, Mrs. Otto Henc sptatives to take into considera the cause of Christ and of His mann, Mrs. L. F. McMahon, Mrs, government to continue assistance the passing of the National Hops of Loretto to Denver in 1864, in through fa tion the^jCatholic point-of-view Church. the fall of which year they opened Fred Starbuck, Brighton; Mrs. An- to war-devastated countries both ing Act of 1949, recognizing in its mous B o b through the European Recovery which, we believe, is the correct provisions for slum clearance, "May the medal serve as a mark St. Mary’s academy, the first Cath rich Photo- thony Zarlengo, Mrs. A. H. Rampe, Christian point-of-view in regard olic school in Colorado, at 14th Miss Elizabeth Sheeby, Mrs. L. J commission and through other rural housing and low income of distinction and honor for work graphs taken aids, such as that of the Interna to divorce, birth control, the living housing that firfklly the govern well done! May it also bring with and California streets. From the at. the time Holmes, Mrs. Emmett Knight, Colo wage, the annual family living day of the arrival of the sisters to rado Springs; Mrs. Milton Allen, tional Refugee organization, that ment has attacked the hard core it lasting blessings of Our Divine .. both posed wage, aid for the physically handi his death, the saintly priest and Mrs. J. Fred McCourt, Greeley; care for the displaced persons. The of that overwhelming obstacle that Lord and His Sorrowful Mother! a n d candid government' is asked to continue capped, federal aid to education, interfered with normal Catholic And may it—in the word of Bishop Bishop was the devotea chaplain shots. Lovely Mrs. Andrew McCallin, Mrs. Joseph and the private welfare organiza and loyal friend of the Loretto M. Harrington, Mrs; Henry Schoe its encouragement of the work of life— slum housing and the sub Machebeuf—spur its worthy recip Miss Mafjorie Howard, a you in your voluntary relief organizations such tions. standard home. ient ‘onward into the keeping of Sisters and pupils. 'When he died senior from Colorado neman, Roggen. VII. The Archdiocesan Council wedding cos- as the War Relief Services of the Providence'. on Julv 10, 1889, his body lay in Springs, was crowned queen of the t u m e d e of Catholic Women is opposed to XL The council calls on all National Catholic Welfare Council, “ Given at Loretto Heights, Lo state in the convent chapel and annual prom given by the students scending the complete dominance of the social Catholic organizations in the arch was then buried in a temporary the official agency of the Catholic diocese to join with it in more retto, Colo., on the fifth day of of Loretto Heights college May 26 church steps, welfare fields by public welfare tomb prepared beneath the sanctu Church in America for relief active participation in all its works tossing your Lakeside to Star and Social Security, It has cham June in the year of Our Lord, one ary there. , in the Lincoln room of the Shirley abroad. of charity, social service, educa thousand, nine hundred and forty Savoy hotel. bouquet to pioned in the past social security, The spirituality of Bishop Mach eager brides IV. The Archdiocesean Council adequate housing, public health tion, and religious instruction that nine, by His Excellency, the Most of Catholic Women pledges con ebeuf was characterized by an ar maid;, cutting the cake . . all these Famed Orchestra measures, aid to dependent chil are being promoted by the various Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Archbishop tinued support to this program of archdiocesan Catholic organiza of Denver.” dent and childlike devotion to Our pictures and many mor% you will dren, and-.cM age pensions. It is Sorrowful Mother and by a deep • ARMY SURPLUS Starting Friday night. May 27, war relief as carried on by the opposed, however, to the complete tions and deaneries and parish Before his death in 1939. Mr. ti'easure forever in the distinctive War Relief Services, by the Chil units. Penrose climaxed a life of philan and lively confidence in Divine • New Army CaDTai A Q Q Ray Anthony, his trumpet, and his Ukinfe over of the child welfare Providence, which two devotions Bobrieh Album . . with “ His" and famous band will open a limited dren in Need campaign to clothe Resolutions of thanks and ap thropy by creating a multi-million Folding C ot...... ■*aOM field and the health fi^d. In par are foremost amiing those prac a New Double Flay Army Pup “ Her” monograms, containing 8 engagement at Lakeside ior Den child victims of the war, and the ticular, by public welfare and pub preciation are extended to our dollar endowment for the Penrose ticed by the Sisters of Loretto. Tenti, with polai ' A Q C . ver’s dancers. ’ lic health. It-believes that no legis- Archbishop, the Most Rev. Urban Tumor institute of Glockner hos large 8x10 pictures with extra Bishop Machebeuf liked best to and itakei...... "v a w O Pat Baldwin, Dick Noel, Kenny latlon should be passed that uses pital. Mrs. Penrose has continued glossy newspaper photo . . only J. Vehr- venerate Our Lady under the title • Single Flap Army Pup Tent*, Trimble, and the Skyliners are the charitable works begun by her 136. (Payments arranged to suit husband, in the years since his of Comforter of the Afflicted. His with poles and . O Q C featured on the vocals. The band Noon Lunches favorite maxim was, “ Onward your budget) Your flowers, in boasts a total of 20 entertainers, death. In 1946, she presented her Into the Keeping of Providence.” stalces, used...... C a w W vitations and other incidentals palatial home to the Sisters of • New 7x9 flameproof-water- The Lakeside picnic grounds are Full Program Planned Charity of M t St. Joseph, Cin As Machebeuf hall is dedicated, may also be purchased at real sav drawing more and more attention To Be Served in cinnati, 0., to be used as a re may Denver's first Bishop from 34.50 as the days grow warmer. Clubs, his heavenly home beseech Our ings thru BOBRICH. Representa treat house. The beautiful Pauline 9 New 2-Burner Q Q C lodges, and business organizations Sorrowful Mother today and al tive with Albums and photos will At St. Mary's Academy chapel was erected by Mrs. Pen Coleman Stovas.^.. too, are planning outings at Lake rose at the same time her .husband ways to watch over and bless this call, or drop up and see . . THE side. New Cafeteria new and expanding Loretto • Reprocessed Army built the famed Broadmoor hotel BOBRICH COMPANY, 1523 Wel- Canteens ...... 8 9 The Lakeside speedway, scene of in Colorado Springs. She donated •Heights college, that yr. may al (St. Leuii’ Parish, Englaweed) 9 Reconditioned 4 Q C ton, 2nd Floor . . TA. 3469. professional midwt auto racing, For GrafJuotion Week a fund for the construction of new ways move "Onward Into the Army Raincoats.....1 a w U will definitely begin operation Mrs. Frank C. Weith will head St. Mary’s grade school in Colorado Keeping o f Providence.” (Sl. Mary's Academy, Denver) Booth, Donna Lee Braun, Carol 9 Wool Mummy Sleeping Bags Sunday night. May 29, now that the cafeteria committee in the new Springs ana also has given for a Prett CluS Givei Dinner Commencement exercises at SL Frances Byrnes, Mary Dolores with water- Q Q C GRADUATION the resurfacinif of the track has St Louis school. Two additional new school in the Corpus Christi Robert Hoyt, of the editorial been completed. members, still to be chosen, will as Mary’s academy include the fpl- Dee, Jo Anne Ruth Duffy, Mary repelledt covera®® lowing; Patricia Eads, Mary Marlene Freu- parish. Last S^tember, she allo staff of the Denver Catholic Regis GIFTS sist Mrs. Weith. Noon lunches vdll cated $10,000 en dow in g the ter, was the guest speaker at jthe 9 Reconditioned Army Parker and Sheaffer be served at a cost to the children -Monday, May 23, class night, denstein, Dorothy Marie Hansen, McClelland 7 Q C Rosemarie Jordane, Marietta Kan- “ Spencer Penrose Nursing Educa Press clubdinner given in the Pen -and Pencil Sett Notre Dame to Graduate of 15 cents per meal. The new seniors presented "A Phantasy of tion Program” initiated this year Union room of Pancratia hall May Saddles ...... ■ i V ® cafeteria will be modem in every Graduation." able, Marlene Jeanne McCabe, Mar 9 New 4-Man Rubber Underwood Former Denver Youth at Loretto Heights college. 23. The chairman at the dinner was respect and will conform to all Tuesday, May 24, dinner-dance garet Lucille McMorrow, Shirley Anne McNamara, Annabelle Mon Mrs. Penrose was honored by the Miss Anne Sweeney. Other guests Smith-Corona Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Cawley of health regulations. alumnae honored graduation class Holy Father in 1942, when he included Mrs. Robert Hoyt and f;:*;,'.,...... 37.50 Royal of 1949. aghan, Mary Ellen Mulcahy, Rose A complete line qf teitti snd cuapiBC San Diego, Calif., formerly of Mrs. J. Sherman Brown was Marie Murphy, Beverly Alice Mur awarded her the Pro Eeolesia et Mr. and Mrs. Pssquale Marran- chosen at meeting in St. Louis’ Thursday, May 26, farewell •appliei. Write for free cBtelofne. Typewriters Annunciation parish, Denver, are a ray, Mary Elizabeth Murray, Pontifice medal for her philan zino. motoring to South Bend, Ind. school on Monday evening, to lead party for faculty and high school Sarah Jane Schultz, Anna Mae thropic work. [The medal will be Prizes for outstanding contri Denver Arm y Store where their son. Jack, Jr., will re a kindergarten committee. The student body; the announcement of U d rjr; presented annually to one who has butions to the publications of the Crown Jewelers Corner ISth 5b Larimer Sts. ceive his degree from University committee will handle all the de highest averages and awards. served the Church with distinction school were awarded to the fol General division, Louann Eakins, 424 E. Colfax at Penn of Notre^Dame college of electrical tails with regard to financing the On Friday, May 27, commence in the West!. lowing: Sally Pimpl, art work; engineering June 6. He is a nephew new venture. Thirty children will ment flay, there will be an 8:16 Jean Suzanne Shea, and Barbara TAbor 6411 Minzie Snyder. Laura Carlan, news reporting; of Monsignor F. P. Cawley of be accepted and there will be Mass for seniors in the academy Martha Unit Entertained Luciana Fang, interviewing; Bev Grand Junction. waiting list of 10 children for the chapel, and breakfast for the sen The program for S t Mary’s By Mrs. Jack F. Knudsen erly Lewit feature story; Anne Send Your Boy to kindergarten. Children five years iors, followed by 10:30 a.m. wadu- academy grade school closing will Mrs. Jack F. Knudsen enter Sweeny, best editorial; Berna of age will be accepted for enroll ation exercises in St. Mary’s include: tained members of the Martha dette Mavrikos, most original con Hand Made Gifts chapel, with the Most Rev. Urban BURNS - RIPS ment. Mrs. Ed Theiien is acting as May 24, 10 a.m., assembly fea circle in her home on May 9. Mmes. tribution; and Mary Ann Dolan, J. Vehr, D.D., presiding; the secretary for the committee. There turing eighth grade class day pro Arthur H. Kelley, Vincent J. Wag most literary article.. for all occasions speaker, the Very Rev. Harry S. OR TEARS will be another meeting in the gram; distribution of awards; ner, and James W. Sudholt were Miss Marjorie Howard, a senior school on June 6 at 8 o’clock. Smith, C-SS.R.; conferring of di 7:30 p.m., the primary department Eliminated by guests. from Colorado Springs, was Come In and The S t Louis Boosters’ club Is plomas by His Excellency, the •eaents the kindergarten jpadi crowned queen of the annual Frtnch or Inwoaving -Archbishop; and Solemn Benedic Mrs. Charles Jones and Mrs. brotete around holding a series of games parties tion, and French plays by the first Knudsen won the honors. The latest prom, held May 25 in the Shirley- t i Boir S«nrlc«—RMtoiubU Prlcai in the old school on Saturday eve tion of the Blessed Sacrament The and second grades; The Home of Fin meeting was held on Monday^ Savoy hotel. Her attendants were Near Rocky Mountain No HOSIERY MENDING ninge at 8 ;30 o’clock. The club is reception for the senior class will May 25, 10:30 a.m., conferring Alberta Plym and Mary Flanagan, be held in the academy auditorium. May 23, in (he home of Mrs. J. Imported Mexican planning, juet as loon as work is of eighth grade diplomas by the Eugene Powers, 2660 Olive street seniors; Juanita Atwood, junior; tional Park in the heart of Goode completed in the new school, to Members of St Mary’s academy Rev. Frederick McCallin, upon Claire Mueller, sophomore; and erect with the help of its mem 68th graduation class to receive di-' Mary Jane Bazata, Rita Ann Brig. Pat Boehm, freshman. America’s most majestic W s ib jts h n plomaa are: Classical division, tbw, Jeroldine Buckley, Harriet Doctors Give $500,000 Otto H. Genpech bers a fence around the school and Miss Betty Thieler, president of mountains at the foot of Inweaving Co, playground. Ed Ellerman, who has Mary Alice Altendorf, Yvonne Jean Ciaricio, Martha Golden, '°Doria Chicago.— More than $500,000 Bottone, Dolores Mae Kavan, Ruth the student council, performed the Long’s Peak. Phone l^E, 4409 [Casa de Mexico charge of the grounds at Engle Hopper, Betty Jean Kafka, Cath has been contributed by Chicago Anne Kennebeck, Eileen Marie erine Maroney, Loretta Paulino, area physicians to the campaign of coronation ceremony. Miss Carole 304 McClintock Bldg.' wood City park and is an experi Porter was master of ceremonies. 1554 Calif. S34-14th St enced landscape man, has donated Lawless, Elizabeth Jane Little, and Mary Jo Sisson; the Stritch school of medicine of Rose Germaine Starr, Elinor Claire Dorothy Wlyelan and JffAnn ★ his services to the club for the 12:30 p.m., Mothers’ club lunch Loyola university since last Sep Van Overschelde; eon at Cherry Hills Country club, tember, the Very Rev. James T. UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, EXT. CENTER, DENVER landscaping of the grounds around Cemetery Bonqnets 29th Season the new smool. English division, Kathryn Marie honoring eighth grade graduates. Hussey, S.J., university president, 1405 GLENARM PLACE -j- -+- -J- and Wreaths + •4" disclosed. The annual week-end retreat at Pansy Plants FASHION ADVERTISING ART El Pomar, Colorado Springs, is scheduled for July 16-17 and is Bedding Plants Intirueted by Bernice Bergman of The May Co„ open to all women of the pariek Advertising Department. Reservations should be made early Lieb's Flowers July 10 to Aug. 28 by calling Mrs. E. Fisher, SP. 9188 W. 26th Ave. 5b Quitman Elemontary proeeduro from a layout, modols or Mrs. D. Hardin SU. 14892. $15 o Week , and actual morchandiaol The Altar society met for a Starte Tuesday, June 21, at^7130 p.m. to 9t30 p.m. covered-dish luncheon and bail- ness meeting on May 28. Fifteen GIVE ★ Tuition fee SIS fpr ten lefioiti. members were in attendance. Mrs. P. Fisher and Mri. J. Piercina THE Vnder personal direetUm of Rtflettr Mon — enrollaent b Ileiite41 % Aeebtanc* ia ebleiaiat s peOtion U efftred by M h Bertnea. were gueitx of the society. Mrs. B. Keime and Mrs. Markey will LADY - RT. REV. MONSIGNOR care for the altars during June. A BREAK ! JOSEPH BOSETn Care of Chaneary Office vhit the SALESMEN AND WOMEN ■ - ■ 1536 Logan Lourdes Bazaar Denver 5,-'€olo. A REAL OPPORTUNITY! ?V JUNE 2-3-4 THE BANKERS UNION LIFE INSURANCE CO^APANY, Horn* Offico 1300 Grant \ Street, ii ploeing a few new Soles Representatives in Denver and in other part* of Colorado. 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McCOHMICK, Pretideni Plain priat, rsisad print, or sngraTed See V$ for ALL Your Printing' Needs 9ts Mgrjr’a Gridiuteoi JL2t49 PAGE FOURTEEN Offict, 938 Bannock Straaf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talephena, KEystone 4205 Thursday, May 26, 1949 ' W W ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■PHU ■ Ground-Breaking for J^niversity Chapel ■ MMomemaker’s ARE Campdign *• s I Department III G ive So ap I PatrontM Th*$* lUliabl* and FHandlj Firm* To Overseas Tots CARE, the non-profit agency THE known to millions for its humani S T I L E S tarian aid to Europe’s needy, an McVeigh Company nounced the opening of a na PAINTING AND tion-wide campaig^n by which ELECTRIC SERVICE DECORATING Americans, at no cost to them selves, can provide sorely needed Wiring - Lighting CONTRACTORS soap for European children. ' 1328 Inca KE. 0718 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 Pointinjg out that “ many Eu ropean kids have literally never seen a cake of soap,” Paul Comly METAL WEATHER French, CARE’s executive direc N D E R S O ^ STRIPPING . , . CAULKING tor, declared ht the organiza tion’s New York headquarters B»oi ^ 8 m l 25 T«mn Experlcnct that the drive would help allevi Satis/aelion Guaranteed ate the extreme scarcity. Dur PLASTIC WALL TILE % Interior • Exterior Pfunting ing a recent European tour he Phone CH. 6581 & WILDING found that the need for soap Beautify Your Bathroom or Kitchen With j | Denver 6, Colorado f mm caused “ a most pressing health 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive 1158 Calilornia KE 1609 problem to children, new moth ers, and their babies.” Mirnplos Plastic Wall Tile THE BEST IN LUGGAGE PLUMBING _ The Ca r e soap campaign^ro- or AU Khi Here’s bright new color and DENVER BRICR STAIN CO. beauty for furniture, walls, CHerrv 1083 - 1455 Fox St. and woodwork! You’ll find scores of usee for DUCO, the''easieet-to-use” enamel! i r U 6*w» •"••Hily...drise fetl "h Csvsrt isHdly tAt Isevti e hard-wsMisg, Hls-lik. Snlth ^ g 4 4 tak* csanf- washlags QT. DU-PONT PAINT SERVICE STORE BEAUTY. AYD COMFORT WtTH SCHAEFER AWmYGS 1742 Champa CH. 6601 THE SCHAEFER TENT & AWNING THE CHURCH of Our Lady of the bishop Urban J. Vehr will officiate. To cost in Mountains, Estes Park, will be dedicated excess of 4100,000 the rustic rock and log building 1S41 ARAPAHOE will be one of the most beautiful churches in the ia ceremonies Thursday, June 9, in which Arch state. Tflunday, Moy 26, 1949 Office, 938 lannoek StrMf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TeUphofie, KEyifene 4208 RAGE n n i i K CORDERFRESU FOODS Parish Sets We Sail the Ocean Blue ACCN Meet ■ W f f The Yeai' 'round —- - - ■ July Bazaar To Be Held ! Homemaker’s In Edgewater On M ay 26§ Department M PsUronise These Reliable and Friendly Firms (St. Mary Magdalene’* Pariiii. (Arehdioceaan Council of Catholic Denrer) Nurses) ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I Groups are organizing in support The ACCN will meet in Mercy 3 ^ of the bazaar to be held on the hospital May 26, and the members parish grounds Saturday evening, will participate in the annual stu July 9. The Altar society is mak ing an appeal at this time for ar dent nurses’ May crowning and ticles for the faneywork booth. Living Rosary m the faospi COSTS...SAVE TIME Anyone wishing to contribute gardens at 8 p.m. The Rev. - faneywork may leave it at the rec Trame, S.J,,-of'Regis cMIage will tory, with Mrs. Slavens, or call the speak on “ Hereaity and Environ mlHnJ^amset fastening system chairman, Mrs. H. C. Osberg, GL. ment” at the meeting, which will be the last until fall. WITH A 4521, or Mrs. Joseph Jueschke, LA. 1162-R. The executive committee meeting Delegates from St. Mary Mag was held May 23 in the Knights of HOMNOftniBM dalene’s to the ACCW convention Columbus hall. Spectacular R au set System in Give youf fomily th* dfligHl of Summer were Mrs. Siegfried, Mrs. Weiland, The Cana Livingroom unit will stantly sets 63 sizes and types of Moton* mtolt every month ol the yeorl and Mrs. Tracey. Also attending meet Thursday, June 2, at 8 p.m. pins and studs into steel, con were Mrs. Branch, Mrs. Jueschke, in the home of Mrs. Josephine crete, masonry and other hard You con do thii with o HOME fOOD Hayes, 3726 S. Acoma. “ Mutual f FREEZER...the modem home food »lor> and Mrs. Osberg. materials. Eliminates drilling, oge thot bringi you pteoiure and con* Our Lady of Perpetual Help cir THE GALLANT CREW of the H . M . S. James DiTolla, Clinton Lombard, Francis McGinn, Responsibilities in Marriage” will be discussed by the Rev. Thomas £. boring and other costly, time- venience of o new kind. cle plans to visit St. Bernadette’s P in a fo r e rehearses the horn pipe dance William Spieler, James Benallo, and John Weaver. Robert Tweedy of the Denver symphony is Whooley, C.M. Those planning to consuming methods of ordinary fasteners.: REMEMBER...a>10ME FOOD FREEZER Altar and Rosary society on Thurs and song, “ We Sail the Ocean Blue,” in the opening freexes end rforei food... reducti chop* musical director and conductor. Accompaniment is attend are asked to call SU. 1-3582. Completely self-contained and portable— day, June 2. number of the Holy Family high school operetta ping time ond food wosle to give you by a Denver Symphony string ensemble. The ACCN will sponsor a booth St. Joseph’s circle will meet May at the Elitch theater, Denver, May 27 at 8:16 p.m. no electric oi^air lines needed. You can oddfttonol economyl 27 with Mrs. Paul Pianfetti at 2800 The sisters of the city were guests of the cast at the annual Silver Dollar days Crew members pictured are Robert Mohesky, June 30, July I, and July 2. A 12- use R ah set F asteners for pipe hangers, Enjoy o HOME FOOD. FREEZER In your Utica street. at a matinee staged Wednesday, May 23. Grade furring strips, electrical, air-conditioning home. The annual vacation school will Jerry Rumley, Ray Brisnehan, James McNulty, school children of the city also at^nded. quart pressure cooker and canner, and a Mixmaster will be on display. sprinkler sj^ m s and many other fasten Homt Food Fratzors on Of«ploy be conducted this year from June •+• + "h + + + of Ooalori Sfores Mrs. Josephine Phillips has re ing jobs in construction or maintenance. 6 through June 24 for the children turned to her home in Evergreen. from the first through the eighth St. Joseph’ s Hospitol grades. Classes will begin after FREE OEMONSTRATION ON YOUR OWN Just a simple tap] and Holy Family Sodality Head Elected Dorthea Hoell, former president WORK. Ask for a 10-minute demonstration pins or siuds up to 6)«(* rwbitc Scrvic* Company of Colorado Mass each day will be dismissed at of the ACCN, has been ill in St. Jo 11:30. I on how you can adapt this most modem ionn and diameter (Holy Family High School, seph’s hospital. « Recently baptized were Paul service at the Infant of Prague I. Father Harry Smith, C.SS.R., fastening method to your own work. In 30 are set instantln. T ibo D e n T o r ) nursery. who gave,their retreat, will con Lee Zanon, clinical supervisor on sizes of self-powered tools Richard Monahan, son of Howard third floor, is convalescing In her minutes, we can train any go<^ workman and Anna Monahan, With Joseph Mary Sardick was chosen by Remaining offices will be filled duct the exercises. All high school -—for light or hsasg duty. as follows: Vice prefect. Irene students will attend Mass that day home after a* brief illness in St. to take full advantage of its timesaving Gillis and Norma Gillis as spon popular vote to head ithe girl so- Joseph’s hospital. Prated in thousands of. sors; Mary Susan Price, daughter Hanley; secretary, Chariotte with the seniors. economies. Phone or write today for details constfuciion and. maits- dalists of Holy Family high school Margaret and Marcia Guffy’s of Marion and Wilma Price, with Longo; and treasurer, Kathleen and proof of how you can save time and next year. As a freeman, Mary Larkin. The newly elected officers Citizenship Awards mother died recently. tenaneejobs in ths past D. C. Harrington and Maida Har was president of the Mission Study will attend the Summer School of Are Conferred Verena Joerger, class of '47, is money with R amset F astening System. two years. rington as sponsors; Margaret Ann club; in her sohpomore year she Catholic Action in Denver June on vacation in Denver. Dorr, daughter of Eugene and was chairman of the Mission com 20-24. At a recent student council as- Ann Petraglia, class of '45, has Opal Dorr, with Frank P. Collins semblv, citizenship pins were mittee; and at present she is com The seniors will )iave their day returned to Denver after a year RAMSET FASTENS WORK'LIKE TH IS.3 .INSTANTLY and Charlotte E. Pytlinski, as pleting her third year of regular of recollection on Wednesday, June awarded to the best citizen of each in Paterson, N. J. sponsors, class. Selection was made by the Mrs. Selvig, clinical sUjPervisor nNlU Wn4U Wm4 Staalil aitiu fiNItMitot COBMI Sul tital Irkk MaWiliiiMl fMkdM fwMhi READ members of each class and was on the fourth floor, is leaving Den based on co-operation in both cur ver for the summer. She will reside List of Regis College ricular and extracurricular activi in Iowa until the fall. ties. The students' choice fell to Madeline Stephens, class of '47, Richard Harberer, senior; James will be married on June II in St. Weigel, junior; Jeanne Lucclus, Catherine’s church to Robert L. Graduates Is Announced sophomore: and Marjorie GallS' Johns. The list of candidates for gradu sen^d to Marvin A. Hegarty of gher, freshman. Geraldine Puzo, class of '47, was ation from Regis college is as fol Canon City, with honorable men married on May 24 in St Cath The Mannequin phrade spon' erine’s church to Robert Johnson M. L FOSS, INC. M sisi lows: , tion going to Milford J. Seby of sored by the Fine Arts club was Bachelor of arts dezrees; David A. Denver. The junior class had its anhual Specialising Downes, Victor, Colo.: Louis A. Hsil, held May 19 in the school hall, with picnic on May 21 at Evergreen. 1901 Arapahoe St. — Denver, Colo. in Quality 3291 Quitman street, Denver: Raymond The A. W. Forstall Award in 36 girls modeling dresses that RUe A. Hutchison, 107 South Corona atreet. analytical chemistry will be they had made themselves. A com Plumbing Denver; and Gerard G. Vincent, Methuen, awarded to Paul J. Burns of Den ’M stsw nw ftm nrrnrm trrrrfjl^ Mass. mittee of .six judges selected Jo M FO b y STEMCO CORPORATION, ROCKY RIVER .16 OHIO and Bachelor of aclenot degrees: Philip D, ver, with second place going to anne Stephens as winner of the Heating CLEANING Antonelll, Sllverton, Colo.; Lena. R. Bat- Rudolph E. Perko of Pueblo.- first-place ribbon; Mary Thorton, Cochio, 5ES.4 Clay atraet, Denver; Clement The Class of 1929 Biology Award second; and Virginia Dickerson, Repairs FREE MOTH PROOFING Winaton W. Churchill, 4714 W , 36th, 2Sc per hour ? Denver; Howard A. Curtis, Steamboat will be presented to Louis A. Hall third. 2 Pc. Living Springs; of Denver. $1 per day Room Suite William 8. Dsrr, 4489 Zuni straat, Dtn- The Campion Physics Award Johnson’s 5 FOR HOME OR FARM ver; Thomas J. DeCIno, 4646 Elm court, will be presented to John D. Ma T^oroly Cleaned Denver; Robert DeHon, Kent, 0.: Frank ^EUCTIIC FLOOR POUSRn^ SUTHRY J. OeLorenio, 4169 Osage, Denver; George honey of Littleton. H. Determan. Dallaa, S. Dak.; Thomas J. The Wall Street Journal Award Reservations All Make* VACUUMS ROCKY MOUNTAIN Famous Rug & Dolan, Rawlins, W yo.; P. Pierre Domi Repaired n Sold nique. 2591 Dexter, Denver; will be presented to John S. Spence Furniture Cleaning Co. Rugene A. Donohoue, 1823 W. 11th. of Kansas City, Mo. Vacuum Cleaner Service SEED CO. Denver: Mario Dorlgrttl, 820 E. 20th, A prize in the recent Jesuit In Are Open tor TA. 6569 1542 Blake Denver; Erneat D. Ffeco. Portland, Colo.; 3286 Teanyson GRand 5671 la at Your Servio* Thomas J. Gargan, 2639 18th, Denvar: tercollegiate English Contest will John M. Haalty, 1881 Zuni. Dtnver; Ed be awarded to Edwin W. Hutchin Girls' Camp 1949 Catalogue Soie ward 8. Hock, lx>veland, Colo.; Daniel J. son of Denves) who won sixth place Horvet. 4417 Pennsylvania, Denver: Mar out of several hundred contestants. Available ORIENTAL tin A. Kane, 443 Quebec, Denver; Reservations are now being j Thomas ,J. Kelly, 3843 Julian, Denyerj taken for summer camp at Mont- P. O. Box 388 } Plumbing and Heating and Theodore A. Kemme. 2377 Elm: Samuel rita, which will open this year Juu« J. Kennedy, Los Angales, Calif.; John J. Regts Student Given 19 and remain open until Aug. 14. Contractors Kilpatriek, 4212 Ralaigh; Michael J. 1325 15th St. MA.8134 DOMESTIC RUG Klamann, Friant, Calif.; Frank J. Laur Catholic ^rls aged 10 to 16 are eta. 3728 Pecos; Eliiabeth Mary Marker, JOHN J. CONNOR, PruU m t All-City Council Post welcome. Montrita is located at Washing, Waaving 8260 8, PtsrL EnglewOod; John E. He Nederland, about 60 miles west of ROBKRT r. CONNOR. Vic* Pr**U*1 Gann, Pueblo; Harvey E. Moore, 2104 and Repairing Federal; George J. Mueller, 3538 Clayton; Joe Keeley of Regis high school Denver. Information concerning the 1726 MARKET STREET Done by Experts ^ Cornelius 8. Muldoon, 1615 Galena; Dan camp may be had by calling SP. iel J. Mulhauser, Syracuse, N. Y .; John was recently elected senior vice 9210. , PHONE-MAIN 7127 or 7128 Pickop a Dellrery — *-D»y SciMc* C. Negri, 4992 Bryant; John J. 0 ‘ Hayre, president of the Junior Red Cross All Kinds of Perennial Flowers 1640 W. 47th; William E. Olsen. 4686 All-City council. Redvers James of E. Colfax: North high was elected president. Junior C. D. of A. Th« arms llsUd hart daterva to KIMBULIAN'S Robert D. O’Rourke, Colorado Springs; John M. Phelan, Kinsman, 111.; Walter A. Other officers include Marlene Leaders Meet Shrubs and Fruit Trees b« ramtmbortd whin Tou ure