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I ■ On Mission Band Site Purchased for New Parish in South Denver A t St. Dominic’s I Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc,, 1950— Permission to Reproduce, Except on (1 5-Acre T ract Situated cm Hampden Ave. Articles Otherwise Marked. Given Alter 12 M. Friday Following Issue. One Block West of S. Colorado Boulevard It is annojinced by Archbishop Ur)>an J. Vehr that a site for a new Colorado boulevard and Iliff avenue, St. John Vianney’s parish at parish has b #n purchased in Denver between S. Jackson and S. Har 32nd avenue and Dahlia street, and All Saints’ parish / t S. Federal DENVER atruaic rison streets on Hampden avenue. The property comprises fiv e‘acres boulevard and Harvard avenue. less the streets, or 48 lots, and is one b lo « west of S. Colorado boule New parishes develc^ed or being developed since June, 1947, vard. Hampden avenue is the 3500 block south of First avenue. include Our Lady of Lourdes parish, S. Logan street and Iliff avenue, There is no indication as to when the property \^ill be developed Denver; Christ the King parish, E. Eighth avenue and Elm street, as a parish, but it will serve the fast-growing, residential districf near Denver; Mother of God parish, Logan street and Speer boulevard, the Wellshire Municipal golf course. Some 400 to 500 new homes Denver; St. Anthony’s pari^, Westwood; St. Bernadette’s parish. Lake- have been erected in the University Heights and South Ridge projects REGISTER wood; Sts. Peter and Paul’s parish, Wheatridge; Our Lady of Grace in this area, as well as outside the city limits to the south in Arapahoe parish,,48th avenue and Thompson court, Denver; St. Catherine’s par Price per copy, three cents' county. More homes are being built. At present Catholics in this area ish, Derby; Holy Trinity parish, Westminster; and Divine Redeemer have to travel th^ considerable distance to St. Louis’^ church, Engle parish, Colorado Springs, which was established in June of this year. VOL. X LVI. No. 8. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12,1950 DENVER, COLORADO wood, or St. Vincent's or Our Lady of Lourdes churchy in Denver. The Very R'fev. Francis L. Vender Heyden, O.P., has Sites Held for Five Parishes been assig;ned to St. Dominic’s Purchase of the Hampden avenue site for a parish bringsNo five church, Denver, as a member of the number of such properties to provide for expansion of the Church Missiim Week Activities Oct. 15-22 the Dominican Mission bond, after approval by Archbishop Urban J. in Denver and vjpinity in the near future. Five acres of land were Vehr. He replaces the Very Rev. purchased by the archdiocese at 5200 S. Logan street in Englewood Raphael M. Burke, O.P., who ht» last March. Other sites ate being held for an unnamed parish at S. Mountain Chalet Chapel Blessed Masses in Three Churches been transferred to Chicago. Fattier Vandcr Heyden comes to Denver from Oak Park, 111., where Many From Out of State he was prior of St. Dominic’s To Accommodate Students monastery for priests teaching at The 27th annual observance of Mission week in the Fenwick high school and De Paul Archdiocese of Denver will open on Shnday, Oct. 15, and university. Father Vander Heyden directed the building of the new 120 Priests Attend will close on Oct. 22, the day designated as Mission Sunday priory, considered one of the fin in the U.S. The collection for the missions will be taken up est examples of modem Gothic in the Archdiocese of Denver this Sunday, Oct. 15, to avoid architecture. conflict with the Community Chest — ------^ ,— r ~ Father Vander Heyden pre Reunion at Seminary campaign. mind of every student of a Cath viously had been pastor of Holy One of the highlights of the olic school in the archdiocese." Rosary parish, Houston,, Tex., for About 120 priests, of who^p many are from out of state, week will be the national radio ad In a special message to the seven years. He was a missionary are in attendance at the annual Denver homecoming cele dress by the R t Rev. Monsignor Catholics of the U. S., the Holy on the Dominican Northwestern bration of St. Thomas’ seminary alumni Wednesday and Fulton J. Sheen, newly app ^ ted Father has imparted a special band, with headquarters in Min national director of the Society blessing to “ the diocesan direc neapolis, Minn., for 14 years, and Thursday, Oct. 11 and 12. A Solemn Pontifical Mass is be for the Propagation of the Faith, tors, co-cff)erators, members, bene was director of this band for six ing offered by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver in the over the NBC O ct 19. factors, and to all those who con years. seminary _chapel at 10 o'clock, Mission week in the archdiocese tribute to the furtherance of the The title of Preacher General opening Thursday’s' ly’s events. The will open officially at the 9 o’clock Pontificalroni work ofithe Propagation was awarded to Father Vander $100 Gift Largest Rt. Rev. Monsignor Philip Cassid Mass Oct 15 in St Francis.de k■ tlthe Faith in the prayerful fcele- Heyden by the Master General of of the Santa Fe archdiocese wiii! Sales’ for delegates and faculty tion of Mission Sunday.” the Dominican order in recogni deliver the sermon at the Mass representatives of all the units of f e•• story on pago 3 about mis tion of his exceptional work OQ Yet Made Burse Acting as assistant priest to the Catholic Students’ Mission sionaries from the archdiocese) the mission band. Archbishop Vehr is the Rt. Rev, Crusade. The first quarterly meet Maurice Helmann of Lincoln, Neb., ing; of the local conference of the Of Little Flower president of the clergy alumni. crusade will be held at 10:16 in Deacons of honor to the Arch S t Francis de Sales’ high school Denver Artist Redecorates The largest gift yet received for bishop are the R t Rev. Monsignor following the Mass. the Little Flower Burse No. 2 was Patrick Maguire of Salt Lake City, On Thuriday, O ct 19, *tu.‘ St. Rose Residence Chapel announced this week from an Utah, and the Rev. William Bo denU of Refit and Lorotto anonymous Denver friend. It was land of Leavenworth, Kans. The Heights colleget and of all the The house of God should ema rose drapes adorned with a gold a 615 17th Street B«twMa WWtoa A ^ CallfsrBla In Christ the King School Hall Loyola School Children The Denver Catholic Resiister Pantry Shower for Nuns Set Oct. 16 Published Weekly by the To Entertain PTA Oct. 17 Catholic Press Society, Inc. ■ S & m (Chrift the King Pariih, DenTer) The Ave Marie circle was enter Nov. 9, at 9 a.m. in the school hall. 938 Bannock Street, Denver, A p a n ^ shower for the school tained by Mrs. Newton Koser in This is an important meeting, and (Loyola Parish, Denver) The newest PTA pinochle club Colo. her home Oct. 4. Mrs. Earl Gar- a large attendance is asked. The children of the sixth, sev will hold its first meeting Oct. 16 sisters will be the feature of the Subscription: $1.50 Per Year (Special Snnday Dinner October meeting of the Parent- dell was a welcome guest. Mmes. There will be a meeting of all enth, and eighth grades will enter at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. A. J. Davis and Eleanor Hel re the ofiScers at Girl Scout head tain the members of the PTA at Brennen, 3316 Race street. sold in combination with the Served from 11:00 A, M. to 6:00 P. M. Teachers’ association of Christ the Register, National Edition, in King parish, to be held in the ceived the bridge awards. The quarters on Oct. 17 at 9 :30 a.m. the regular meeting Tuesday, Oct. The first Friday breakfast for Choice of Soap or Cocktail Archdiocese of Denver. school hall Monday, Oct. 16, at next meeting of this club will be A large group of Mrishioners, 17, at 2 p.m. in the school hall. the children ^as served OcL 6. 2 p.m. The sisters now have a with Mrs. 'Tnomas S. Lindsay in under the leaaershihp of Mrs. Speakers from the Crusade for Mothers of the seventh and Entered ps Second Class Individually Baked Chicken Pie deep freeze, which will enable her home, 1002 Garfield street, Perry Lancaster, meets every Freedom and the Community Chest eighth gpraders will act as monitors Matter at the Post Office, them to use fresh fruits and vege Oct. 18. WednesdilV night at 7:30 in the will also have a part. The mothers ip the cafeteria during the month Denver, Colo. A aumbar of new circle* arc home of one ^f the members for of seventh graders will serve. Mrs. (Choice Milk-Fed Chicken in tables that would otherwise be of October f mothers in charge of perishable. All kinds of canned being organized by Mr*. Harold the recitation of the Rosary. 'The F. Worland and Mrs. A. Carlson the group are Mmes. K. Beasley, Rich, Natural Gravy with Fresh goods, preserves, etc., are solicited. Collin*, circle chairman. Any territory covered is from 12th are the room mothers. Mrs. R. A. R. Sullivan, A. Carlson, and F. October Special! Garden Vegetables) Mrs. P. C. ^haefer, Jr., pro one not a member of a cirela avenue and Olarmont to 14th Lamoreaux will supervise the chil Worland. Ten members of tiie PTA and intereeted in playing bridga avenue and Cherry. Mrs. Lan dren on the playground during the Louise Moore at the Console gram chairman, has asked Mrs. £. attended the school of instmetion Nun Dolls Lyungball, the school nurse, to be or canaeta, or i^ *ewing, i* caster extends an invitation to any meeting. of the CPTL on Sept 28. They up of Our Hammond Orfan 85 a*kad to eohtact Mr*. Collin* parishioner residing in or near There will be a meeting of the Doll Hospital the speaker. She will discuss the are Mmes, M. Saya, J. Frawley, Priratr Dinihi: Rooms for Partita—Phone CH. SOU school’s general health program. at EA. 5040 or Mr*. E. J. Mc this location, who is not a member members of the council preceding R. Catlett, E, Rosser, Lem Landis, K Thursday, Octobtr 12,1950 Offtea, 938 Bonnoek 9lrta( THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Talaphent, KEyitana 4205 PAGE THREE Archdiocese Represented in Missions Governor Addresses Catholic Nurses Archbishop Speaks at Men's Rally Survey Shows G)loradoans Are Helping Spread Faith Throughout Entire World When the Catholics of Denver contribute to the mission collection this Sunday, Oct. 15, few of them may realize that they are '^tiding some of their own Denver priests and nuns, who are among the 80^000 priests, sisters, and broth ers in the mission lands. In helping these missionaries through this collection, we are also helping in a powerful way to bring the Catholic faith to millions of persons throughout the world. And, con versely, should we fail to accept this privilege of helping, millions A former Denverite now in will be lost to thd^Yaith. the Redemptorist order is Fa Representatives of Denver in ther Edward J. Kane, C.SS.R., the mission lands include six son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jesuit Fathers, one Redemptorist, Kane of 3142 Quitman street. two Maryknoll Missioners, and He is in Xang Ming in the three Franciscans. The years of northeastern part of Siam. Fa service of these missionaries varies ther Kane entered the order in from 22 years in the foreign mis 1934 and was ordained"in Oeo- \ sions to a newly ordained priest nomowoc, Wis., in 1947. In 1948 he was sent to Xang Ming who left the U, S. this week to SPEAKERS AND DIGNITARIES pre- son; standing are, left tfi right, the Rev, John Regan, reach his post in Brazil. with two other Redemptorist! to i x , start a mission there. At pres- at the CommuTiion breakfast sponsored chaplain of the ACCN; Miss Marian Sheehan of Of the lix Jesuits from Den •nt there are five priests to by the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Nurses the American Nurses’ association; Mrs.* Hannah ver who are now in the foreign serve the entire mission area. in conjunction with the annual convention of the Johnson, the toastmaster at the breakfast; Monsi missions, two are in India, three - Two Maryknoll Missioners .rep Colorado State Nurses’ association are shown above. gnor John R. Mulroy, archdiocesan director of are in British Honduras, and resent Denver in the foreign mis Seated are, left to right, Mrs. Walter Johnson, Arch Catholic Charities; and Mrs. Josephine Hayes, one is in the Spanish Honduras. sions, Father Richard D. Mershon, bishop Urban J. Vehr, and Governor Walter John- ACCN presidenj^ (Photo by Smyth) The two in India are the Rev. M. M., and Father Daniel B. Mc- Felix F. Farrell, S.J., and the ARCHBISHOP URBAN J. VEHR of the Rt. Rev, Monsignor Harold V. Campbell, pastor Lellan, M.M. Father Mershon, the of Blessed Sacrament parish and director of the Rev. Raymond H. Mullen, S.J., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Merphon Denver is shown addressing the crowd that Archdiocesan Holy Name union, sponsor of the event. both of whom have been working of 4205 Irving street, is stationed U. S. Dominican Official in the Indian missions for more Hunting Houses attended the men’s annual rally at St. Thomas’ sem- Some 3,500 to 4,000 attended the impressive event, in the Chinese village of Szewong. nary, Denver, on Sunday, Oct. 8. At the rigrht is — (Register photo by Smyth) than 22 years. He was ordained at Maryknoll, Father Farrell was graduated N. Y., in 1947 and took his per from Regis college in 1924 and petual oath as a Maryknoll Mis- Makes Denver Visitation For 239 Families War Relief Services Observer Is Visitor entered Ihe Society of Jesus that sioner this year in China. He is a year. As a scholastic he volun graduate of Cathedral high school B y J . R . W a l s h Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., teered for the Patna mission field and attended St. Thomas’ semi The Very Rev, Timothy Sparks, pastor of St Dominic’s parish. and was sent there in 1928. He nary for six years before entering O.P., Assistant General of the Is No Easy Job Father Sparks came to the U. S. DPs Prove Benefit to United States was ordained in 1935 at Kuer- the order in 1945. After his ordi Dominican order in North Amer from Rome in September of this ENDEAVORING *TO FIND seong, in the Himalaya mountains, nation he left South China ica, visited briefly in Denver in year to visit and inspect Domini il l ia m a r n e r in order to make a public report citizen. He speaks Ukrainian, Po By W J. W and was appointed Vicar General where he has been studying the the past week. Here for the first housing for 239 families in the on the progress of the program lish, Russian, French, English, and can houses in the Province of St city of Denver displaced because WALTER DUSHNYCK has only of the Diocese of Patna in 1939. language and assisting at the mis time since 1947, when he had ac here. German and understands Slovak, Albert the Great. Prior to coming they live in the path of the new Father Mullen is the son of the sion in Tanchuk. companied the Master General of words of praise for the displaced^ Czech, and Yugoslav. Before com to Denver, he had visited Bishop Valley highway or in other con "On the whole the results of the late D. W. Mullen and a nephew the Dominican order, the Most persons’ program in this country. ing to this country, he received a Father McLellan was assigned Edward C. Daly, O.P., of Des demnation areas, the bureau of displaced persons’ program to date of J. K. Mullen. He attended Rev. Emmanuel P. Suarez, O.P., B.S. degree in political-social sci in May of this year to the mis Moines, _ la., and Dominican insti public welfare is appealing to As a staff member of the NCWC is very gratifying. There have Regis before entering the Jesuit Father Sparks was the guest of the ence from Louvain university, Bel sions of Puno, Peru, 14,000 feet tutions in New York and Illinois, all people who have property to War Relief Services headquarters been 196,000 DPs brought to this order, and left for India about gium, and since his arrival here he high in the Andes. The Mary- As a resident of Rome, Father rent or sell or who know of in New York, he has been able to country f^om Europe in the period 1928. He has worked since that received his master’s degree in in knollers in Puno have charge of Sparks spoke simply and enthus available rental property to get observe the progress^ of the pro from October, 1945, to October, time in the missions fields around the local preparatory diocesan gram on a national basis, and as a 1950; and in all but a few rare in ternational law from Columbia iastically qj the benefits of the in touch with the housing sec university. His learning in law Patna. seminary and a primary and sec St. Joseph Nuns Holy Year. The first benefit, he tion of the bureau. staff writer he has been able to stances these people have become A veteran miriioner who hai ondary school. observe t h e regional set-up well adjusted to their new sur and languages has been an asset said, was the biweekly, and often Pointing out that, in a recent to this country in both war and ■pent almoit 15 yean in mil He is the son of Mrs. Charles E. times daily, audiences granted by throughout the Southern, Central, roundings,” he said. “ There has McLellan of 3557 Adams street Department of Labor survey been a little difficulty on the part peace. lion landi ii the Rev. John Pius XII, which have a deep effect made in the Denv4r area, only and North-Central states. This * « * Newell, S.J., brother of Coadju and is a graduate of Annunciation To Note 300th of some adult DPs to overcome the upon the thousands of pilgrims. 282 out of 141,000 dwelling week he is in Colorado to gather tor Biihop Hubert Newell of grade and high schools. He entered first-hand information from DPs language and custom barriers, WHEN WORLD WAR II broke Through this close personal con units were vacant and for rent .Cheyenne, Wyo. the order at Los Altos, Calif., in and sponsors throughout the state which is to be expected, but their out he entered the army and took tact with the head of the Church, at any price, officials of the 1933 and was ordained in 1942. the pilgrims throughout the world children are becoming a part of part in the invasions of Saipan Father John Newell was gradu Jubilee Oct.' 15 bureau estimated that the cost ated frpm Regis high school and After being stationed in this come to realize the Holy Father’s of approximately 25 per cent of the American picture with little or and Okinawa. Later, because of country for three years, he was Throughout the world the Feast no difficulty.” entered the Jesuit order in 1921. genuine interest and solicitude for these dwellings would be beyond • • * his linguistic ability, he was sent He volunteered for the fo re i^ assigned to the missions in Hawaii. of St. Teresa of Avila, Oct 15, their individual welfare, both spir to the military intelligence school will be celebrated by the Sisters the normal reach of that section missions after his ordination in In 1948 he returned to the United itual and material. These au of the Denver population WSich HE ILLUSTRATES the strong and ^teqra few weeks there was States because of illness, and had of St. Joseph as the 300th anni diences, he explained, are unique desire of these people to become 1935 and was sent to British the bureau is seeking to house. assigned J^o General MacAtthur’s Honduras, which is located in been assisting at parishes in New versary o f their founding in Le- in Church history, for never be good Americans with the story of G-2 division, under Maj. Gen. THE INTENSITY of the Central America, south of Mexico York prior to his latest assign Puy, FYance. At the time of the fore have so many thousands of Bohdan Jurkiw, a Ukrainian DP. Charles A. Willoughby, as an in ment. French Revolution the sisters were persons been privileged with such problem is brought into focus Bohdan came to this country less and Yucatan, and is bordered on when it is realized that the ma terpreter. He was in army intelli The three Franciscan Fathers victims of the persecution that audiences. Oftentimes the crowds than a year ago, and, after taking the south and west by Guatemala. jority of the people involved gence for six months, and in that from Denver who are overseas imprisoned all religious and dis are so large that the square in a high school course in English, he The principal city is Belize, where have three or more children time he was attached to MacAr- are the Rev. Roch Knopke, persed the members of the various front of St. Peter’s Basilica is enlisted in the American army. A the Jesuit Fathers have a college, and, generally speaking, are in FLUFFY NEW thur’s staff in Manila and Tokyo O.F.M., and the Rev. Kenneth communities. But the community used to accommodate the throngs. short time ago Bohdan Jurkiw and was aboard the battleship and the order maintains six cen survived. the low income sector. 'The prob ters, located in the larger towns, Knopke, O.F.M., who are hroth- , Universality of Faith gave his life in Korea to uphold Missouri at the time of the Japan ers; and the Rev. Dunstan Dool- . morelore than a century ago, lem, as one spokesman pointed from which the priests go by horse The second benefit, he men the American ideal. ese surrender. •ng, O.F.M., who was 4 !? 1836, ey began1 their work in out, is also a Catholic one, be BLANKET? or boat into the interior. ordained tioned, was the realization of the cause a great number of the Mr. Dushnyck, a native Ukrain For two and a half years follow this year in Denver. the U.S. 'The intrepid and courage ian, came to this country 16 years ing his discharge he wrote for a Father Newell Jabored in Brit ous little' band of Sisters, headed individual pilgrim that his faith is persons involved are Spanish- ago and has become an American Catholic weekly, and for the past ish Honduras for more than 10 Father Iloch is a veteran mis by Sisters Febronie and Delphine, truly universal. The pilgrim ac Americans. years, and was transferred in 1947 sionary, having spent more than landed at New Orleans and took tually sees from the multitudes More than 170 of the 239 two years Mr. Dushnyck’s talents 10 years in China. He was or have been employed by the War to Spanish Honduras, where he is the steamboat up the Mississippi present that the Catholic Churcb families cited above are living Denver Delegation Relief Services. His job is to stationed today. dained in 1931 and sent to China to S t Louis and settled in what reaches out and embraces persons in condemned buildings with in gather information from its source The Rev. Joseph L. Hebert, S.J., the following year. He was in was then a little suburb, Caron- in all parts of the glohe. Race and adequate facilities and no play in the field and to publicize his son of Mr. and»Mrs. Victor Hebert terned by the Japanese at the out delet. The present mother-house on color, he noted, obviously mean areas for their children. Many break of World war II and held To National Parley findings. The information must be of 3534 York street, *has been a this site is the center for the little as he observes tribesmen of these persons are employed gathered from Catholics, Protes missionary in the British Hon captive until 1945. Upon his re daughters of St. Joseph, totaling from Africa in their unique tribal in industry or farm labor, some A group of women from Colorado tants, and Jews and presented to duras since he was ordained in lease he returned to this country more than 10,000. dress. Orientals in their distinc have their own business, and will attend the 25th national con the public objectively. In his work 1947. He is a graduate of Sgcred and studied canon law at the Cath The community owes its begin tive robes, natives from India, and some are old age pensioners. vention of the National Council Mr. Dushnyck has found that this Heart high school, Denver, and olic university, Washington, D.C., ning to the skintly Mother St ilgrims from the U. S., Canada, Others receive ADC (aid to de of Catholic Women, which is to country has benefited as well as attended Regis college until he after which he returned to China. John Fontbonne, who founded or iouth America, England, Ireland, pendent children) benefits or No, they were just “ custom be held Oct. 14 to 18 in Cleve the DPs themselves. “ There are no joined the Jesuits in 1938. As a His brother. Father Kenneth, organized some 244 convents in and all parts of the world as they relief checks. land, 0 . cleaned” by Burke’s Broadmoor subversives among the DPs scholastic he taught at S t Louis has been working in the Francis France and other parts of the assemble in Rome, adore God in ACCORDING TO Miss Ber They are Mmes. T. A. Cosgriff, can missions in Brazil since 1944, the tabernacles o f the churches, nice I. Reed, director of the wel- Cleaners. Did you know that brought into this country. There university and later was stationed world before her death in 1843. L. A. Higgins, Fred Gushurst, L. has yet to appear one such case,” at the Indian mission at St. Fran when he was sent to Pierenopolis Today there are five provinces and attend Mass just as they do I fare bureau, most of these F. McMahon, T. J. Morrissey, Jo a fresh-cleaned fluffy blanket he reports, cis, S. Dak. in the state of Goyaz. After a in the United States under the back home. ^ people can pay rent of from sephine Hayes, J. L. Swigert, Miss * * * $36 to 345 a month. A few can is actually wanner than one year he was transferred to near-by central mother-house. Included are These tremendous benefits, Elizabeth Sheehy, and Mrs. Eliza Father Eugene 0. Latta, S.J., pay as high as $100. A minority that isn’t? It’s true because that Annapolis to teach religion in a approximately 6,000 religious with declared Father Sparks, im beth Salmon, all of Denver; Mrs. THERE ARE 219,000 DPi still first went to Belize, British Hon of the families have some sav in Europe who, under the exten duras, as a scholastic. He entered high school conducted by the Fran provincial houses in St. Louis, Los press upon the individual not extra “ fluffing” provides extra Frank Mancini, Brighton, presi ciscans. Angeles, Troy, N. Y.; S t Paul, and ings and can make down pay dent of the Greeley deanery; Mrs. sion of the Displaced Persons’ law, the Society of Jesus after com only the universality and unity insulation— extra warmth! It was after his transfer to Augusta, Ga. of the Church but also the ments on homes. J. A. Mack, president of the Glen- e eligible for entry into this pleting his freshman year at Regis The services o f the housing country. Of that number 57 per college. He returned from Belize Catalan, about 750 miles from Sisters of St. Joseph of Caron- truth that only under Christ’s wood Springs deanery; and four delet teach in> the Denver archdio section of the public welfare from Pueblo. cent are Catholics and the rest to complete his theology studies at Rio, that Father Kenneth saw banner and through His teach cese in St. Francis de Sales’ high bureau have been offered by Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff will give Protestants (Lutherans for the St. Marys, Kans., and was or his brother. Father Roch, for ings and law will a lasting Burke's school, and St Francis de Sales’, Miss Reed to both those who the response to the welcome at the most part) and Jews, who now dained in 1947. After his ordina> the. first time since 1940. Fa peace come into the world. St Catherine’s, St Patrick’s, and need assistance and those who Broadmoor Cleaners convention. Mrs. Louis McMahon comprise a very small percentage, tion he again volunteered for the ther Roch had gone to Catalan to give a retreat for the Amer St. Louis’, Englewood, grade It is fervently anticipated, con would like to assist. A special will talk on “ Parental Responsi There are 54,000 German ethnics missions, and returned to Belize. tinued Father Sparks, that the real estate consultant is avail 712 So. Pearl PE 8485 bility in Sex Education;” and Mrs. in this group, that is, persons of ican priests in Brazil. « schools. Fathar Latta is the son of Father Kenneth returned to great spiritual events at the clos able for those who would like 26 E. 11th Are. MA 7442 L. A. Higgins will speak on “ Per German origin expatriated from Dr, C. J. Latta of Sterling, and school. Father Dunstan entered ing of the Holy Year may to some to buy or sell property, and sonal Services to the Aging in the countries behind the Iron Curtain. Denver in June of 1948, his first he is one of three brothers who vacation in three years and the the Franciscan Prep seminary in extent also be preparatory to the legal aid can also be obtained. Community.” Under a new provision in the DP have attended Regis college. Callicoon, N.Y., and later attended extension oif the Holy Year and the Those interested in co-opera law, these people are now eligible first time in 16 years that his par The third Jesuit in Belize is ; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. the novitiate in Paterson,' N.J., continuance of its blessing to the ting are requested to call R. M. for entry into the U.S. It is the and Holy Name college, Washing pilgrims throughout the world in Applegate or J. C. Butner at hope of Mr. Dushnyck thftt the scholastic, Leo Weber, S.J., the Knopfte, and their six children had son of the late Mr. and Mrs. all been together. Father Kenneth ton, D.C. 1951. MA. 7181. Bonded Collections people of America can be made Denver priests who have to see the need of more European Adolph K. Weber. His brother, entered the order in 1937 and was Anywhere in V.S.A. the Rev. Joseph Weber, S.J., is on ordained in May, 1943, served in foreign missions and DPs in this country. “ All of the have now returned to this coun thousands in Europe now waiting the teaching staff at Regis. Both Father Dunstan is a novice W ahifusLfdisL ShopL he and his brother were reared by try include Bishop Bernard J. JOE O'NEIL & ASSO. for American assurances have among the Denver missionaries, Sullivad, S.J., who was Bishop been thoroughly screened for an Uncle, Emil Frei of Denver, for he left just this week, Oct. 10, 2441 S. Broadway 710 17th MA. 1472 aften their parents’ death. of Patna, India, for 17 years.' loyalty to the democratic ideal for his assignment in Goyas, Bra He is now Titular Bishop of and proficiency in some trade or Leo Weber was in the first zil. This Franciscan, the son of LITTLE BILLS BIG BILLS Halicarnassus, and is on th e profession,” he said. “ We need graduation class of Loyola grade Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dooling of 333 teaching staff of Regis college. 50,000 home and job assurances school in 1940 and attended Regis E. 16th avenue, was ordained in Father Stanley E. Ealamaja, in the United States by the first high school until he entered ^ e Denver Jan. 8 of this year. After S.J., who was in Belize for three d j L C u / / ^ . of the year.” order in 1943 being graduated from Regis high years, is now assistant principal of Campion high school in Prairie du Chien, Wis. , TIhapel in St. Rose Residence Two priests who returned from X J X J CL China about two years ago and are THE now teaching at Sc. Thomas’ semi C C U ft/ nary are the Rev. Vincent Kaiser, C.M., and the Rev. Hartrick Sulli C ^ iU CL ^ van, C.M. ^ Nun in China Sister dementia Rogner, the daughter of Mrs. Selina Abell, 2229 Grove street, is a member of WHO WANTED A NEW CAR the Loretto Sisters and has been in China for 16 years. She is now in Hanyang, H ^eh, China. For three years in World war II she was imprisoned by the Japanese in ...couldn't quite see how he could afford it. Shanghai. She is a graduate of Sacred aM Then he learned we would finance it with a Heart high school a n d Barnes Business college. Before going to bank loan for only $4 per year for each $100 China, Sister Clementia was prin cipal of a Loretto school in £1 borrowed.* He got the new car. If you're think Paso, Tex, ing of buying a new car, consult our loan de partment. You'll get prompt, friendly service. Colorado (J ^ RalionalBa. ? } i uti . o - i - c oiMiii rioitAi DiroiiT iNivtAHCi ceirotATiON SEVENTEENTH AT CHAMPA • DENVER THE I^EWLY REDECORATED chapel above. The artist is Anton Schwarzler of Den- A story on the j^ojMt is on page 1 of this issue.ver. of the St. Rose Residence, Denver, is shown — IRtauisr nhoto ny JazomaJ k PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone4205 Thuridoy, October 12,1950 Bulldog Backfield Fancy Work Mullen to Meet Bulldogs; Setting Stage for Upset Victory ->'L S' y-ivv Bluejays to Face Tigers i ■ “'So * ■S.’i'S Mullen’s unbeaten Mustangs will meet St, Joseph’s Bull r- -o ;;i . -Oi'jffe.oS dogs—-one win, one loss—and Cathedral’s Bluejays will tus sle with the Holy Family Tigers Sunday, Oct. 15, at Bears' stadium in a Parochial league football double-header. The Mighty Mites from Ft. Lo gan, the upstarts of the league, rocked■ ■ the ■ 1(loop Oct. 8 when they tossed the Regis Raiders for their first loss of the season. The Mus tangs spotted the Raider a touch down and came back to win the ball game going away, 14-6. The Mites opened their season by down ing the league’s present second- TEAMS place team, Annunciation Car Nemo W L Avg. dinals, 19-7, in the first double Warden* ...... 10 6 774 Truatce* ______9 6 798 bill of the season. Grand Knight* ______9 6 791 Dick Brovm's charges have hur Guard* ______9 6 786 dled two of their biggest obstacles Navigator* ______8 7 797 Chanetllor* 8 9 764 in their fi^ht for the league flag, SacraUriei ______6 10 762 but they will not necessarily have ^ Deputies ...... 4 11 741 an easy time of it Sunday. The ' INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS Bulldogs will not be sitting ducks. Nun* A vt. In their initial contest of the year A. Roail, G ______176 Talfliki, G ...... 178 FULLBACK JOHNNY NIGRO of St. p they dumped a hard-fighting Holy King, S ------172 Family eleven, 14-0. In the last Schertr, W Jo.eph;, toMe, « 1 M d rS "!,". rJS SM uV w1 , M parochial double-header the Bull Carr, C .... MULLEN QUARTERBACK G e o r g e ing off 11 yards as he turns his own right end. teammate and the Bulldog left halfback, Sslndon, jefsnslve battle, 18-0.—■(Regitter (." ' photo dogs, in a tight defensive battle, Anderion, T ___ Albui, N _____ Bravdica sete the pace in the first quarter The four Raiders converging to bring the Mullen before meeting opposition from the Annunciation by Smyth) were forced to yield to the An Mullen, N ace down are Mike Villano (64), Dick Schmitt (52), nunciation Tigers, 13-0. G. Marlxchtr, T for the Mustangs’ upset defeat of last year’s paro Dan Molloy (67), and Dick Braun, who is brushing Lynch, G K ...... chial league champions, Regis. Bravdica is here reel Cathedral Takes McMahon. T ‘ close to Bravdica.— (Register photo by Smyth) Healey. N ______First Win of Season M. Rossi, D ...... Cathedral Bluejays Trounce - Cathedral, another team with a K. Mariacher, G K ___ Boeding, W ...... one-and-one' record, rang up its Ramsey, N ______... Caridinals Top BulWogs first win of the season in an arc McNally, D __ light tilt at Bears’ stadium Oct 6 Dehmer, N ...... St. Francis' Gremlins, 27-6 by thumping the Gremlins of S t ZaTlilan, G K Berlin, G ___ Francis’, 27-6. Completely dominat Rudy, G K _ Five Cathedral Bluejays charged into the scoring col into pay-off land. Before the half, ing their lighter foes, the Blue- Beekius, S _ Mullen Upsets Raiders the ’Jays completed a drive that iay4 at many times look like the Bartlett. C .. umn Friday night, Oct 6, at Bears’ stadium as the Grant P • • • • - - - Mulligan, W began on their 6wn 15, and was arochial league championship Marietta, S The Mullen Mustangs made local football history by upsetting the Regis Raiders, Streeters chalked up their first victory in the 1950 Parochial climaxed by Frank Shiavone, a team that the Grant Streeters Stolte, D ...... 148 14-6, in a thriller at Bears’ stadium Sunday, Oct. 8. The unexpected turn of events puts league play by downing the S t Francis Gremlins, 27-6. Un sophomore substitute fullback, who fielded in 1948, Ssrigert, T ___ 147 the Mustangs on the inside track in the Parochial league championship battle. In the In their only other loop battle, Wagner, G K ...... 147 til the final stages of the last period, the Bluejays carried blasted over from the five. Donigan, C ______147 first game of the double-header, the Annunciation Cardinals pounded out a 13-0 victory their first on the schedule, the Powers, N ...... 144 the battle pretty much to their own liking. In the third period the Cathedral Kane, C ___ 144 from the St. Joseph Bulldogs. defenses still blanked the Grem Bluejays were blanked by the An A lineman’s dream came true in nunciation Cardinals, 20-0. Since Hay, G ------143 The Mustangs played an inspired the opening quarter when Elmer Once Satriano had crossed into lins’ offense, and the group added Welch, W ... 143 game with seemingly effortless touchdown land, the Gremlins never another touchdown to their im that defeat, though, Cobe Jones’ Jarratt, W 142 Alberry, veteran Cathedral tackle, boys have been sharpened into the Duggan, C ._ 142 passing combinations, almost flaw- Group Communion, Variety Show were able to muster the necessary pressive score. Bob Sullivan, quar ran;— g up two markers for the 'Jays potent outfit ^ a t took the meas- Mason, S ... 141 ess hard-running plays, and a line drive to approach the lead. The terback, got credit for this one as Lehman, T ... 140 as ne nailed BarryMTV Thorpo, S t ure 'of the Greimlins. that provided one of the finest Bluejays were in command of the le plunged over from one yard out MeLellan, G 188 Francis’ halfback, alone in the end An excellent chance for an upset U rg, 3 181 shields yet seen in the young Pa- eone. 'The safety followed Cathe game all the way. Sullivan had sparked an 85-yard awaits the Holy Family Tigers Rlordan, D 90 roke season. Tickets foK 2 Events dral’s first tally, the result of Approximately 1,600 spectators running and passing drive that led Mnllen opened up by taking the to the final 'Jay TD, which rocked when they meet the Jays. The Ti HIGH GAME Clyde Satriano, right end, making watched as Cathedral built upon gers are without a victory and at Tsams Individuals initial kickoff and driving 66 yards a terrific catch on the goal line of its first-period lead of 8-0._EMly the Gremlins and gave added in' present occupy the league cellar. Trustees ...... 884 Scherer ____ 23 S only to lose the ball on downs when surance to the Cathedral margin Wardens ...... 872 Anderson .... 226 Bob Sullivan’s 19-yard heave that in the second stanza Don FowkesVKi They were handed defeats by St Regis tightened its defenses on the It was only after their last touch Grand Knights 869 Carr ..... 221 Distributed by CYC capped a 70-yard sustained drive, carried the mail for three yards Joseph’s, 14-0, and Regia, 33-14. 25. An exchange of punts followed, down, however, that the Cathedral- HIGH SERIES The games at Bears’ stadium Ttaini Individuals giving the Raiders the ball on their (Catholic Youth Council, Denver) ites were able to count an extra Sunday, Oct 15—like the remain Navigators__2641 A. Rossi ____ 680 own 10. The Northsiders then made Tickets for the next two activities sponsored by the point. All previous efforts had ing two Sundays in October—will Wardens ...... 2495 Albus ...... 576 a grand march up the field cli failed. This last try was made Guards ______2468 C. Marisoher ..676 Catholic Youth council have been printed and are being dis All Saints' Parish Plans start at 1 p.m. and at 3 p.m. King ...... 557 maxed by a 19-yard Paddis-to- good when Joe Horan, reserve Schmitt pass. The try for the ad tributed through council delegates to members of the var quarterback, tossed a one-point ditional tally failed when Braun ious Young People’s clubs of Denver and vicinity. pass to End Gene Cavaliere. was stopped cold just short of the The first of these activities is the city-'vvide Communion To Sponsor Football Trip The Gremlins were trotr-to be Out of, the Way, Bubl goal line. breakfast to be held Sunday, Oct. whitewashed, however. In the final Mullen Quarterback George 29, Feast of Christ the King. The dresses are obtained, everyone is urged to w-ite to them. All Saints’ parish, 2600 S. Fed ing fund of the newly formed par quarter Rusty- Mather grabbed a Bravdica took the Regis kickoff group will attend the 9 o’clock stray pass tossed by Bob Sugar of for an electrifying 85-yard sprint Mass in the Cathedral that morn Going country style, St, Mark's eral boulevard, Denver, is spon ish. will embark upon its first hayrack In the event the recipients do Cathedral. Bob Jordan tossed a to the enemy end zone, only to have ing and breakfast ■will follow in soring a round trip for two per running pass to End Dick English the play caUed back for an off the Cathedral room of the Albany ride of the fall season on Thurs not care to travel by air they will day, Oct. 19. Full details will be sons to the Notre Dame vs. Navy be provided with train reserva that carried 34 yards and put the side penalty against the Mustangs. hotel. ball on the ’Jay 29. Jordan then Mustang* Make Up for Penalty Tickets for the breakfast are worked out at the business meet football game at Cleveland, 0., tions. ing, but those desiring to go must ripped off 24 yards to the five. Two When the kickoff was repeated, 11.12, tax included, and an excel Saturday, Nov. 4. This trip in The Men’s club will meet ’Tues make reservations by the 'Wednes plays later the Gremlins had their Bravdica took over again and in lent menu has been obtained. It cludes travel via United Airlines, day, Oct 17, in St. Patrick’s hall day before. hotel accommodations, expense to discuss future plans and ar TD. 10 plays of running and passing is expected that more than 400 moved the ball 85 yards to the Re young Catholics will attend the Without mishap or injury a money, and reserved seats for the rangements for the parish. It is small group enjoyed an afternoon game. Inquiries by mail or tele hoped there will be more informa gis one-foot line. From there on event. The speaker for the occa a sneak he tied the count and Mul sion 'will be an dutstanding lay on horseback last Sunday on Look phone may be made of the Rev. tion regarding the beginning of out mountain. The officers apolo Anthony Welnzapfel, administra construction on the chapel. Latest len led at the half, 7-6. Bravdica man of the city whose name 'will Valuable Volume had booted the ball between the be announced next week. gize to everyone for the mixup in tor for the parish, at SUnset reports indicate the primary uprights for the extra figure. The Other council activity will plans, and promise that things will 1-6093 in Fort Logan, or Milt sketches are complete and await work more smoothly hereafter, In the third period Steve Zavala be the variety show and competi Freeman, Westwood 1072-R. "nie ing any possible revision. St. Mark’s No. 2 bowling team donations will benefit the build- Parishioners are reminded to intercepted a Faddis pass on' his tion betwen acts from various Of Western Lore own 36 and ran it all the way to clubs. This program has been ar in the CYC league remains on* make use of the All Saints parish of the top agg^regatiohs in this pink envelopes provided .for use in the Regis 28. After two nine-yard ranged for three nights, Nov. 7, runs by Bravdica, Gonzales went 8, and 9, in the Oscar Malo Memo year’s competition. The quintet has Boys’ & Girls* the six Burrounding parishes. A lost but three tilts in lo contests. surprisingly small numiber of fam outside left end in a thrilling side rial hall. A number of professional Found, Reprinted line-stripe run into the end zone. acts have been lined up by Charlie Its No. 1 counterpart has not ilies seem to realize that the pas Bravdica again kicked the conver fared so well, winning only fiv* BICYCLES tors of S t Patrick’s, Fort Logan; Young, director of the entertain A valuable addition to ’Western sion, bringing the totals to 14-6. of 15. S t Louis’, Englewood; Our Lady ment, to supplement the compet ore goes on sale this week. It is Both clubs played out the re Columbia...... 38*Jp of Lourdes, St Francis de Sales’, ing amateur acts. An enjoyable Francis B. Rizarri’s edition of mainder of the game hammering 2 Square Dancing S t Rose of Lima’s, Denver; and Aspen on the Roaring Fork, writ evening is promised to all. Tickets Reconditioned___ 1 5 ” , hard but ineffectively at one an at 76 cents are available through Parties far St. Anne's St Anthony’s, Westwood, have ten by Frank L. Wentworth in TWO MULLEN DEFENDERS close in on Ray Cos Terms If Desired other. The Roger brothers—Angus the different clubs. (St, Anne’* Young People!* Club) granted permission to place the 1985. The original edition was so and Norm—sparked a line that weekly offering to All Saints’ par limited that for many years it has tello, speedy Regis halfback, •who, though stripped of Frank Breen, council delegate Bike Accessories contributed largely to the Mullen from the Cathedral Young Peo The social committee for Oc ish in their ba^ets. been virtually impossible to locate blockers, digs in for a few extra steps as he seems to regard the two tober includes Jackie Keller, Lu “ Mighty Mites” with disdain.— (Register photo by Smyth) victory. ple’s club, has been named as a In the event a family in All a copy. cille Lotito, Clement Bisana, and A . L temporary chairman for the coun Saints’ parish requires spiritual as Rizarri, a student o f the old Bops Aided for Future Defame Featured Jack McNamara. The committee sistant in any manner, including West and collector of Western In Opening Tilt cil until such time as nominations GLODT and elections for a new president planned square dancing for the sick calls. Father Weinzapfel may relics and publications, has long A blocked punt gave the Annun club at the Knights of Columbus 2S3 Broadway SPmea 6438 btf" reached by calling SUnset sought a copy for his collection. can be held to replace Lloyd Stake- ciation Cardinals the impetus in the bake, who was called into service hall Friday, Oct. 13, and at St. 1-6098. Frank Wentworth had died in Orphanage Officials Laud opener of Sunday’s double bill to Mary’s parish in Littleton on 1942, and there was no one who last week. Helen Flanagan, Theta pound out a victory in Bears’ sta- Phi Alpha representative in the Thursday, Oct. 19. owned a copy to be found. diuc against St. Joseph’s in a bruis The club will take over the On his third trip to Aspen, CYC, was elected treasurer of the Complete Linen Servico PE. 0908 ing defensive struggle that ended council to sncceed Ted Speros, who check room at St. Anne’s annual SP. 9700 Rizarri learned that Wentworth 4fh Degree for Program 13-0. It was Bob Duden who chicken pie dinner on Oct 29. had stored some bool^ in a garage left for the navy Saturday, crashed through to block Bulldog Best wishes of the club go to where he used to rent a room, and Authorities at St. Clara’s and to the instmetions given as part Jack Bramer’s punt in the closing St. Mark's Club Meets that Uiese books were soon to be Eileen McNamara, who recently S t Vincent’s orphanages, Denver, ^f the institutions’ curricula. minutes of the second period, and announced her engagement._____ shipped back to his daughter, five plays later the Cardinals On Columbus Day are hailing the work done by the Members of the Fourth Degree Helen Wentworth Falz, in the Mid committee in charge of this work, scored. It was Gil Castellano and (St. Mark’* Young People’* Club) Q urootarc t°r the entire family Restaurant west. Knights qf Columbus Fourth De in addition to Mr, Dryer, are Fred Maes who led the line attack, Thursday evening, Oct. 12, will UWeaXciS Mill*’ Low Price*. Rizzari gained permission from gree assembly In preparing boys George Lerg, Justin Hannen, John with the latter taking the honors find St. Mark’s club conducting School-Award *weatcr* with re 1578 S. Broadway Mrs. Falz to search the garage, of the institutions to meet future Bowdem, and Edward Graber. The on the fifth try. its monthly business at Holy Fam- inforced elbow* end nen-*trateh« In it were found two copies of From then on both teams played schoolI atily 8 p.m. Many im- Recommended by A.A.A. life. The program takes the form l^tures are being conducted the able cuff* at Mill*’ low price*. Aspen on the Roaring Fork. For of lectures and counseling by first Monday of every month at 8 defensive ball on almost equal foot ortant topics will be discussed, Gonrmet— A.M., H.A. one of the original copies he ex- prominent businessmen and vo p.m. at St. Clara’s and the second ing until Castellano again broke ncludingg the approval of the Oc- COLORADO changed the promise to publish a cational figures. Monday at St. Vincent’s, through and scored, this time from tober calendar, discussion of sev KNITTING HULLS FISH new and improved edition. five yards out. Ken Reidel place- ered new club projects, appoint The program is now in its fifth 1434 Welton Denver KE. 2443 All Fish Dinners Listed Below Are Complete Dinners The new edition, limited to 600 kicked one extra point ing of the month’s committees, and copies, is notably an improve year in the two orphanages. Ac Broiled Sword Fish Steak__ __ l-H Steamed Cherrystone Clams Only twice did the Bulldogs seem the officers’ reports. ment over the original, in its cording to Joseph Dryer of the Griiled Filet of Ooesq Ptrch.___l.7t With Drawn Batter __ __SJS Junior Parochial to be a potent force against the S t Mark’s has bid farewell to HUNTERS! careful and judicious editing and Fourth Degree committee, it is in Jumbo French Fried Scrimp____ t.OO Jumbo Cspe Scallops ______X.OO Annunciation team, and these two members who have {>een called Individual CatBsh Saute in Batter 1.10 in its inclusion of other Went tended to warn the youths of the to the army. Pat Ahern and Bob Get Yoiir Boot* Ready Now Breeded Silver Smelts...... I.SS threats were canceled by bad Hard Shell Crab______1.75 worth material relating to Aspen. dangers to faith and morals they passes from center. The Bulldog^, Dunnebecke left Friday, Oct. 6, Non-Slip Sola* on Anr Ttp* Boot* Jumbo Frosf Leas______s.ss Football Results Leather. Rnbber, or P*e Broiled Halibut Steak Francis Rizarri is the son of will meet when they leave the insti however, had their shining light in for Ft. Riley, Kans., after being Rainbow Trout Breaded in tutions and to point out profes With Lemon Butter______1.50 Salvatore “ Sam” Rizarri, a Den Heavyweight Team* one Ivan Saindon, rugged S t Jo inducted here that day. The two ROY SYSTEM, INC. Com M ea l...... t.OS Poached or Broil^ Columbia ver Catholic Register employe. sional. and business careers. River Salmon With Lemon S t Catherine’s, 64; S t Dominic’s, 0 seph’s sophomore ball-carrier, are the first to leave from the 26 Broadway Sprnc* 4165 Oysters Rockefeller (In Season)-.X.SO A limited number of copies of The program supplies the guid- Butter ______—...... 1.50 St. Catherine’s, 20; S t Vin whom the Annunciation boys found club, and as soon as their ad Extra Select Fried Oysten the book are for sale at the Bar' that; the youths would receiveance (In Seaton).______},00 Deviled Crab -1.05 cent’s, 0 plenty hard to stop. Pompano Popillote , -1.60 gain Book store, 406 15th street. from their parents as a supplement Orlllsd Enelish X^mon Sola, S t Louis’ (Englewood), 26; St Parsley Butter______UO Broiled Abalone Steak- J2.50 Steamed Smoked Finnan Haddie_1.50 Philemena’s, 20 ■DON’TS’ FOR HUNTERS Filet of Flounder Saute in Butter 1.05 Broiled Wboli Live Maine St. Philomena’s, 36; S t Domi “ The coming of the hunting Bad Snapper Baked in Butter__LTI Ix>batcr With Drawn Bntter._1.50 Regis Aerial on Target nic’s, 0 season brings forth fonr important SENSATIONAL Lightweight Team* ’Don’to’ concerning motorists,” PE. 0905 “ Come As You Are** SP. 9700 S t Philomena’s, 38; Loyola, 2 says Clarence Wertnan, AAA Au Don Pearson a$ the Piano and Solo-Vox St Philomena’s, 67; St Francis tomobile Club president. “ They de Sales’, 0 are: Don’t carry loaded firearms S t Catherine’s, 30; Cathedral, 0 in your car. Don’t shoot or pursue STEAK SPECIAL! St. Catherine’s, 14; S t Vincent’s g ^ e from an automobile. Don’t home, 6 shoot Iromfrom a public Charcoal Broiled 14-oz Blue Ribbon Sacred Heart team, 38; Blessed [Don’t make a target out o f high- FOR the DEER SEASON Sacrament team, 0 way signs and, of course, be sure Sacred Heart team, 38; Annuncia that the target is not a fellow tion team, 0. sportsman or domestic animal” SIRLOIN STEAK Use this Round-Trip for Two Per song A COMPLETE SIX COURSE DINNER Portable Cooler Notre Dame vs. Navy for your Hunting ClaTuland, Ohio, Novombor 4, 1980 Via United Airlines' Reserved Seats. «2.00 & Fishing Trips Accommodations and Expense Money Sponiored By All Saints Parish, Denver THIS SPECIAL PRICE GOOD NOW Useful the 2600 So. FWtral Blvd. THROUGH SUNDAY, OCT. 15 Rov. Anthony Weinaapfol DIRECT INQUIRIES TOi Your Around Fort Logan, Colo., SU. 1-6093 Golden I ILantem FLOATING INTO THE ARMS of End Dick Schmitt Bikes & Trikes 1265 Bdwy. Near 13tb Ave. RESTAURANT KE. 1204 "i««SEVEN-UP B0TTLIN6 CO. of Regis is a perfectly aimed pass from the arm of Bill Lay-Away IVowI Faddis, whose toss was good for 19 yards and the Raiders’ fifst and only touchdown of the day, when the Jesuit gridders suffered their Open Everyday, 11:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. AComo 0626 900 Sonto^Fe Drir# ! first loss since the 1948 season at the hands of Mullen. Racing into A m e r i c a n C y c l e r y 10c Parking Garage Next Door the end zone to defend against the pass,, but to no avail, is Johnny 1901 South Broadway , PEarl 3180 Barone of tte Mustangs.— (Register photo by Smjrth) Tliundoy, October 12,1950 Office, 938 lenneck Street THI DIMVER CATHOtIO REGISTER Telepfione, KEyslorie 4205 RAGE FIVE Dr. F. A. Smith In St. Francis de Sales' Cafeteria Married in Longmont 3rd Anniversory Sale 25% Off .On All Goats,* O p tom etru t PTA Plans Spaghetti Dinner Oct. 14 Snow Suits and Legging ^ t s Ex** Examined ^ Viinal Cars (St. FraneSt de Sales’ Parith, Denver County Safety chairman, S t Francis’ circle will meet with HOCKMEYER CORDS «A 3 9 Indiriduallr Styled Glaeiee Danear) Mrs. Mark Behan. Mrs. Behan is Mrs. William P. Donovan, 608 S. Reg. 4.98 ...... — ...... Now A genuine Italian spaghetti also a member of the Denver chap Lincoln street, on Wednesday, Oct ter of the National Safety council. 18, at 1 p.m. ' DRESSES, School and Drossy * 1 “ ,. * 5 " dinner .cooked by Charles Raffa, Mrs. A. G. Verlinden and Mrs. F. Games Party Sixas 3 to 6x— 7 to 14, Rag. 1.98 to 6.95. Now Ford Optical Co. assisted by Mrs. Louise Marches!, Marriott attended the Radio Coun Set Nov. 17 SWEATERS (Boys’ and Girls’ ) $ 4 98 cil meeting on Oct. 10 in the ad Rag. 2.98 ...... Now ■ 1558 Broadway will be served in tbo high school At tba meeting of the Holy cafeteria Saturday, Oct. 14, by ministration building. CHILDREN’S SHOES A GALOSHES TAbor 1295 The Mothers’ auxiliary of pack Nemo tociety Oat, 9 plent were the PTA from 5 to 8 p.m. made for a bigger and better Store Hours, 10 to 6 — Saturdays, 10 to 8 P. M. Mrs. Clifford Welch announces 126 will meet Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 8 p.91. in the assembly room of Thanktgiving garnet party, to u s e . PETER JOKKS the following volunteer chairmen: be held Friday evening, Nov. 17, Mmes. A. ^unst, A. W. Fender, the rectory. The mothers of den in the high tchool enditorinm RA. 6060 A. McCntcheon, G. Mossbrucker, 6 will act as hostesses. and cafeteria. Tnrkeyt will <£ulLahjy^ < £ojyL R. Oliver, P. Pacheco, C. Ramsey, Mrs. Margie Kleinschnitz enter 278 So. Downing again be given away. Rafratb- J. Trammell, and Vasques. All tained the potluck group in her parish and home Sept. 30. Those present were mentt will be terved. families of the parish and city are The regular planning meeting of cordially invited. Kathleen Goddard, Mary Ann Hell- Mrs. C. A. Frede thanks Mrs. man, Shirley Griffey,. Lucille Im- cub pack 126 will be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A William Scott and Mrs. John,Blair erie, Georgiann Keenan, Mary ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Kens, Teresa Lawlor, Kay Glowea, Kiley, 163 S. Grant street, Friday for a succesaful membership drive. evening, Oct. 13. Plans for the Patroniee These Friendly Firm* Prizes were given to 11-B and and Katharine Joyce. Mrs. Teresa Berg, who has been coming Cub Scout season will be 1-A grades. discussed in detail. Mrs. McCutcheon, safety chair vacationing in St. tfiOuis, Mo., is expected to retqrn home next week. Joseph Sullivan, 427 S. Grant, man, and guests will attend the has been chosen assistant submas LEN’S Pharmacy Fire Prevention program at Boet The Boosters’ club meeting will be held Wednesday evening, Oct. ter, succeeding Jerry Connelly, U O. PCEB, Prep. Howes Food Store tcher school Thursday, Oct. 19. 18, at 8 o’clock in the high school who resigned. Other new members Mtaiktr S t Vlncsat 4s Paa^s Perish Bookti Hawas—Oayle Hawes This program of movies and dis auditorium. Election of officers of the planning committee are , H y Year Doctor Phone James Lammie, Carl Nossaman, An IGA Store cussion is by arrangement of the will be held. ^ s Year Prescription and H. R. Schimtz. Carl Woert- 2707 E. Lraisiana RA.,3739 Quality Meats - man is chairman of the committee. At LeoisUna abd Sooth Claytoa On October 27, 28 On Thursday evening, Oct. ID, Groceries the regular meeting o f pack 126 MISS LORETTA CONWAY, daughter of Mrs. Mar Fresh & Frozen Fmits will be held in the grade school Washington Pork Mkt. garet Conway of Longmont, became the bride of Loren and Vegetables Fall Festival Is Planned auditoriuip. Awards will be dis R ed & RTMl# P ood Store tributed and a color and sound pic Wenzinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wenzinger of Blue Hjll, Neb., Louisiana and Qayton in a double-ring ceremony Monday, Sept. 4, at St. John’s church, BILL ffUGBESg Prop* ture will be shown by Boy Scout SP. 5717 M iS ; troop 126. All cubs and scouts as Longmont. The Rev. James Mahrer, O.S.B., officiated. By Golden Parish Groups well as parents are ur^ed to at The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Complete Food Seryice Open 7 to 7 Week Days . tend. Joe De Men is being trans R. E. Vasicek, chose for her wedding a gown of white satin. Mildred 598 South Gilpin Closed Snndays Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) 64-piece set of Tudor plated silver ferred from pack 126 to pack 87. and Edna Conway, the bride’s sisters,' were maid of honor and brides *7t*s Saisrt to Be Thrifty* — With St. Joseph’s fall festival in we new Harmony pattern. This Charles Read is being transferred maid, respectively. only two weeks away— Oct. 27 set is now on display at tho Colo from pack 87 to pack 126. Dale Wenzinger of Blue Hill, brother of the bridegroom, FINER CLEANING and 28— plans are well under way. rado Central Power company. Members of the Altar and Ro served as best man. Dick McCall of Cambridge, ^Mass., was an The festival will be held in the The advertising folder is rapidly sary society will receive Commun attendant. Ushers were Dick Mally and Bob Maliy of Longmont. A Garrett Quinlan. parish hall. being filled. Any merchant wishing ion in a body in the 8 o’clock Mass dinner for the.immediate family of the wedding party was served at (flt, Vincent ds Paol's Parish) the Callahan House with an afternoon reception for 76 guests. On Friday evening, O ct.-27, a to place an ad may contact the Snnday, OcL 16. ILimUEERl fnpiies Your Paironage DELTA HOMECRAFT Philco radio and phonograph chairman of the committee, Mrs. Mem^rs of the League of the Mrs. Wenzinger attended Colorado university and Kearney State player will be on display, and the Harlan Short or Mrs. Thomas Gar Sacred Heart will meet in the Teachers’ college and prior to her marriage was employed in the University Park 11" DRai PRESS big attraction of the 'following rison. church Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 1:46 bookkeeping department at Gibson Manufacturing coi^oration. Mr. 2060 $0.UHIVE«ITY I'd PE45I7 night will be an eight-cuhic-foot St. Joseph’s Altar and Rosary p.m. for recitation of the Rosary. Wenzinger, a graduate of Lawrence high school, Lawrence, Neb., is Pharm acy home freezer unit. society met Oct. 4 in the parish A meeting will follow in the assem engaged in farming in that community, where the young couple will 2343 E. Evans RA. 4781 • Dzffl boles in cast iron. make their home.— (Photo by Vasicek of Longmont) This week St. Ann’s circle an hall, with Mmes. Samuel Bolitho, bly room of the rectory. CoppSJL JinJtik: , aaS nounced it will sponsor a de P. G. Hokanson, and Hazel Briody • 4 speeds pTOTide wide range aa hostesses. The society voted to Wesiey Pharmacy luxe General Electric pop-up 2390 So. Downing PE. 9638 from 700r.pjn. to 4700r.pjn. toaster complete with serving tray purchase some new dishes for the Organization Meeting Held CofgeiL ShofL and snack set. This attractive out hall. After the meeting refresh • LUNCHEONS • DINNERS Prescriptions — Drugs • Stop rod permks- x^tetidoa ments were served by the host fit is now on display at the Schade I h s XO S . B . ts S S . U . — Clstto M i s ^ School Supplies depA dtffling. and Bell Appliance company. esses. The aext meeting will be Pikes’ Peak OYC Slates Elections held Nov. 1' in the parUh hall The Altar and Rotary tociety • Bafi-thnisc benriog in ^oill with Mmes.' Kirk, Harris, and will terre a' roatt. turkey dinner Colorado Springs. — (Sacred tee for candidates for offices: will ke tha fourth Sunday of on Saturday nifht, Oct. 28, in Gurule as hostesses. dasoibc tfamst of drill. The following Holy Name men Heart Parish) — The OYC youth Chairman, James Nolan; Bob each month. Rudisiil Variety & Hardware the parith hall. In addition, thit club of the Pikes’ Peak region held ^ offitt. Bill Cox, Sonya Saidy, • Faroiahed with No. 6 0 ^ ' group will be in charge of a attended the hour of adoration in Men's Club Smaker Holy Ghost churdh in Denver on its fall organizational meeting Merle Carpenter, and Connie capediy Jacobs chuck. mitcellaneout booth, a n d it Oct 7 in Sacred Heart recrea Pounds. The committee was in The Catholic Men’s club of the Halloween Decorations — Favors — Masks will feature an unutnally ex- the first Friday, Oct. 6,-^rom 1 to 2 a.ra.: George Kenney, Joe tional hall with over 80 young structed to propose three mem West Side will begin its fall ac quitite Horteman doll. Schogl Supplies — Stationery — Hallmark Cards >#Compiete fine o f aecessoaAs.- Kovacich, Ray Bettinger, Edward people in attendance.,The meeting bers each for the- offices of presi The St. Agnes circle will oper tivities with a smoker and meet Anderson, William Colburn, and was presided over by Bob DeMas- dent, vice president, secretary, 2624 E. Louisiana at So. Clayton — RA. 9875 ate the homemade candy booth, ters and his officers who gave a and treasurer. The new officers ing on Tuesday evening, Oct. 17. fe— tee ee Arthur Yang. the dart game, the fish pond, the report on the 1949-1950 activities will be elected O ct 21, and offi At this meeting the election of At the Holy Name rally and IF r rs VARIETY YOU WANT - TRY baseball game, and the refresh- and spoke of the future plans of cially installed at the annual in new officers for the coming year ment booth. The project is a parade Sunday, Oct. 8, the follow the organization. Father Joseph ing were present from St. Joseph’s stallation dance on Nov. 28. The will take place and the chairmen Kane, O.M.I., in his talk urged club will hold a Halloween Tackey VARSITY VARIETY and marched with their pastor, tht the parents to take a more active for the various committees will be Rev. John H. Kelly: Gerald De pa^y. on Monday, Oct. 30. part in the activities of the club All new member! are asked named. The committee chair and GAS FURNACES laney, Raymond DefTler, Edward under the leadership of Mr. and 5c r J STORE iJOc up Anderson, Joe Kovacich, Peter to be present for the election men will be in charge o f Holy Mrs. Ralph DeMasters, the club o f ‘ officers Oct. 21. A patron Immediate Installation Bettiger and sons, Ronald and Name activities, youth activities, 2070 SO. UNIVERSITY RLVD. host and hostess. age list is now being prepared Donald; George Kenney, William social program, refreshments com Over 30 years installing 'The following members, were Cfor club .activities for 1950 and Harmesen and son Billy, William mittee, service men contact, ar Furnaces in Denver Wagenbach and son Jimmy, Ernest appointed aa nominating commit 1951. OYC Communion Snnday Waters and son Tommy, Laurenc^ rangement, building progfram, ONNIE BRAE and membership committee. Oletski, and Paul Vaughn. O'Brien Sheet Metal St. Agnes’ circle will meet on School Construction Work The planning cbmmittee under B Wednesday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. in the direction of William Vanden- Shopping Dijitrict the home of Mrs. Jpseph Flem- ber and Edward Smithlin will in & Furnace Works ii^, 622 Washin^on avenue. As Progressing,: Says Pastor clude Charles Seeberger, Charles KE. 6047 sisting Mrs. Fleming will be Mmes. CONOCO PRODUCTS (Onr Lad3r e f Mt. Carmel Farith, Denver) Chonka, Edward Michaels, James Bonnie Brae 2541 Larimer CH. 5353 Edward Tait and George Kenney. Lubrication, Car Washing, Batterioa The special gift will be donated The Rev. Thomas Lo Cascio, O.SJVI., pastor, has announced Riley, Joseph Sziich, Joseph Sand, Recharged, Tire Vnlcanizing by Mrs. Edward DeGraafTc that the new high school building is progressing and that cement Arnold LaFeve, Fon Hitchcock, HABDWABE St. Anne’s circle will hold a will be poured in the second story this week. Joseph Rockers, Joseph Lueb, Wil BONNIE BRAE Eomac Colorizer Paints regular meeting on Thursday, Oct Final arrangements have been made for the Alexians dance YOU WANT THE BEST RESULTS 12, in the home o f Mrs. P. J. that will be held Sunday, Nov. 19, in the Star Lite club. Music liam Logue, Joseph Lacey, John CONOCO SERVICE Sport Goods Hokanson. The members will work 724 So. Univenity PE. 9909 Get more for your money. All our cleaners, woxers, in- will be furnished by Dwight McCreedy’s Top Hatters. Tickets are McGrady, George Proffitt, Frank 2324 E. Exposition SP. 3648 on articles for the bazaar. now available and can be obtained from any member or at the eecticides, ond disinfectants, os well os floor machines Wind, Joseph Graham, Daniel Mrs. A. D. McKinley, mother of rectory. Proceeds from the dance will be used to purchase athletic Rogers, Harold Cusack, Reggie Bonnie Brae •—are monufactured here in Denver. Mrs. Doy Neighbors, suffered a equipment for the Junior Alexians. Leonard Piccolla is chairman Jackman, Michael Temoskey, Wil Prelsser's Red & White We repair ail makes of floor machines, every pro broken knee cap when she fell of the dance. __ liam Ripley, Ralph DeMasters, Brng Co. last week. She is now recuperating Grocery and Market duct it guaranteed and insured. . The Young People’s club has planned a theater party and Lawrence Strauch, Raymond Mur Atfred C AaSarssa. Owasr-Uaoszsr in a Denver hospital. snack for Thursday, (let, 19. All who are planning Cb attend should phy, Joseph Engler, Leonard Che'sr Have your Doctor phone us FANCT HEATS, VEGETABLES. AND meet at the rectory at 6:45 p.m.- quALmr orogebies at Call TA. 4488 lock, Frank Grindinger, Carl your 'Presertptions REASONABLE PRICES October 28 is the date set for the YPC Halloween party, that Morgan, Robert Good, George Beers, Wines, Etc. Free Delivery SPmee 4447 will be held in the school hall, Admission will be by masque only. Wright, and . Vincent Micci. 763 So. Unlvorsity RA. 2874 t»81 E. Ohio Avs. (8a OnW. and Ohio) E. J. Scarry & Co. Fall Frolic Set More than 150 Catholic men 1620 Market St!, Denver, Colo. have been contacted for 1950- Begin Married Life 1951 membership drive. Applica By St. Vincent's tion- cards may be obtained from .SOUTH GAYLORD Sacred Heart rectory. DENVER’S OLDEST CHEVROLET DEALER Sadalitrei Plan Social Shopping District y y Parish Societies The sodalities of Sacred Heart Slow down at landown I Now parish and Our Lady o f Per . (St. Vincent da Panl’s Pariih, TWILIGHT (hat duk comoo daring tho petual Help and Holy Rosary Overstake's Pharmacy orening _ traffic moh honra Denver) Shoes for the Family chapel have completed plans for 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 I I bo aaro that yoor driring The fall frolic, which is spon a canasta and bridge party in Have Your Doctor Phone Weathorblrd Shoes for Children TIME and parking lighta art act sored by all the parish societies, X-ray Fitting for porfcct oporation. Bring promises to be one of the largest Carpenters hall, 9 E. Coitilla V$ His Prescription HN yoor ear ta VINER’8 today social events ever held in the par street, on Tuesday evening, Oct W e D eliver Sendel Shoe Store IS and hare thoir experta chock ish. The dance and card party will 24. The committees are planning yoor lighti, brakoo and oloc- be held in the Knights of (kilumbus an entertainment and social sifter We Cite Green Strnnpe 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 trical lyitoni. hall on Saturday evening, Oct. 21. the bridge party. This party will SLOW-UP be under the direction of Mrs. Remember . . . Tickets may be secured from, mem Piggly bers of the societies or at the K. of Lucille Cox, assisted by Mmes. QAYLORD JFJgg/y TIME The Life You Save C. hall. The price is $1 a person. Robert Good and Marie Kaler. May Be Your Ownl "Ladies’ Night” will be observed They will be assisted by women CLEANERS RR by the Pinochle club on Thursday from the three sodalities including PICKUP A DELtVERT Mmes. John Sherback, George evening, OcL'12, and all members We Cite ‘"S&IT* Green Stomps and their friends are invited. Bohrson, Arnold LaFeve, Mary YINER YIHER MV. and Mrs. Francis Paul Ford Wolf, J, Mills, Nora Huff, The PE. 1380 ■ 1028 So. Galyord of Brooklyn, N. Y., are the parents resa Graham, R. Lundb, Charles 4 5 5 BROADWAY e TELEPHONE PEorl 4641 of a boy, Mark Morgan, born Oct. Seeberger, Jesse Perkins, and 6. Mrs. Ford is the former Joan George Hager, and Misses Esther O’Byme, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Colber, Nora and Nellie Sullivan, BOB’ S >6* C. L. 0 ’B3rrne of Denver. The pa Frances Graham, and Alice Mc CATHEDRAL PARISH ternal grandparents are Mr. and Curdy. Mrs. Frank Ford New York Reservations for bridge and SUPER MARKET These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage city. Mrs. O’Byme left for Brook canasta will ba taken by Mrs. Ma Moats . Groearies • Vogatablaa lyn on Sunday, Oct 8. rie Kaler, MA. 9691. Refresh Bettes Quelity fat less For ^ Quality On Oct 6, the Little Flower cir ments will be served by the so No Down Payment The Pegm Shoppe cle was entertailied at luncheon by CUTTING THEIR WEDDING CAKE are Mr. and dality hostesses. I m noiitos Motor Ororhaaling PBATUBINO "raE FINEST LADIES Mrs. Palmer Williams in her home. Mrs. James R. Mee, who were married Sept. 16 in Modem up to date Store Body Sk Pondor Ropoiro APPAREL AT MODERATE. PRICFS jtCQMBn H PMTr Msno Tailorod Soot COTon High scores were won in bridge by Blessed Sacrament church, .Denver, with the Rt. Rev. Monsignor The Kaifkti of Columbus Motor Tan»-np DkEfeSES, h o u s e c o a t s , Mrs. Samuel January and Mrs. Harold V. Campbell, officiating. of tko Pikes’ Peak region will FREE Delivery. You Come in Uood Con MARTAMhE SKIRTS, HOSIERY, Fred Linsenmaier. The next meet The bride, the former Mary Louise Riordan, is the daughter of hold an annual Columbus day Pick Out Your Order, Cathedral Motors BLOUSES, LINGERIE, ETC. ing will be held in the home of Mrs. William H. Riordan, Boone, la. The bride’s matron of honor program with a broadcast by Fa m iS S 5 - Phono MAIN 8110 Mrs. George Bader, on Oct 28. was Mrs. C. T. Litchfield, her sister, and the bridesmaid was Miss ther Kano over station KRDO 1093 So. Gaylord JOE GAFFNEY, Prop. 781 EAST COLFAX Thursday ovaning, Oct. 12, at, DDMD i n i Logan KE.80U Peg Schmidt, Prop. Mrs. Josepli January entertained Alice Brady. The best man was Thomas B. Mee, broUier of the her bridge club on Wednesday, bridegroom, and the ushers were 0. W. Jorgensen and John Betz. 8:05. The program will bo un Dseoratsd Sept 27. High scores were won by der the direction of officers and WEDDING Th. finns Ustsd bar. 4ssw.t to Following a wedding trip to Niagara Palls and Canada, the CAKES bt r«Bsmb*rs4 whan you art dia- D O Y LE ’S i Mmes. Edward Connelly and Rob couple will be at home at 1846 Poplar street, Denver. (Photo by mem.bars of the third dogroa r«II bnttsf*) trUMitlnr your patronogs te ths 4if- ert Hill. Smyth) . and tha Fourth Degree astam- fsTsat uoss of buslnsss. PHARMACY bly. •5 S ' Ftse DsUvsiy ea tS O rte r ju u m . Tho PartIcBlar Draggl4 Devotions are being held in Sa T^a couAttoeMM 4 1U4 B. Gsylsrg t l Brea4wsy 17th AVE. AND GRANT cred Heart church every Wednes PEorl Till SPraw TUI Neon WJdstle Stoppers KB. 8817 FBCB DBLTVKBT day and Friday night during the _L V lP f Hand ^if .50 Spaghetti & Meat month of October. These public I l O I devotions are offered for universal BONNIE BRAE Woven Free Prompt Delivery peace and the men in the service. El Denver Perfect Knot On Wednesdays at 7:46 Sacred Plumbing & Heating TiftC P*rids and 1 4 50 . • Ball Dinner Heart church has the Rosai^, Carl Cmamlnchan Rem. Fh. OK. THI IIV # Block pattoms .... • PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED WINES 0 o 0 BEER Litany of the Blessed Virgin, Trmv Cvaniaftimfli Btm. Ph( PX. lATl r J _ Ass’t Colors 8 1 89 FOR AND DELIVERED At St. Francis dc Sales High School Caloteria prayer for peace, and Benediction: G. E. APPUANCES Loras Six#. 2 to 8.... I CORDIALS on Friday nights. Our Mother ox Colfax at Downing Denver 1076 So. Gaylord RA. 4607 EAGLE KNIT Q O e KEyitone 3217 . . COMPTJTTB LINE 235 SO. SHERMAN .Sorrows devotion, prayer for STOCKING CAPS______OO peace, reparation to the Sacred Mobilotl >' Peanxoil > Mobligaa* “ BUFFALO BILL” E Q c Heart, and Benediction. Lubrication A Washing The firms listed here de GLOVES ______Saturday, October 14th The Sacred Heart Sunday school ' Tune Up • Gluteh A^Bniko serve to be remembered MART MEMBER OF ST. PHILOMENA’S children and parochial school chil when you are distributing PARISH 5 to 8 P. M. dren will receive Communion Oct. So. Goylord Sorvice Vice's clothing your patronage in the dif- 16. A Communion breakfast will Mon’s and Boys’ Habordashory 333 East Colfax TA. 3304 Center and Garage ^ ferent lines of business. Adults 90c Sponsored by St. Fronds de Sales P.T.A. Children 60c be served by the Mothers’ club fol 1011 S. Gaylord lowing the 8 o’clock ^ss. 1001 So, Gaylord 8P. 8443 r FAQE StX O ffiet, 9 S I I t i m o c k Slratt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttltphont, KEyiton* 420S Thuriifay, Octeb«r 12,1950 Pep Roily Planned Oct. 14 • Academy Girls Aid Needlework Guild HUNTERS Homecoming Slated by Mullen High KEEP YOUR (MuIUb High School, Donvor) + + + Mullen high’s homecoming DEER or ELK Mullen Names Queen activities will be touched off Saturday evening, Oct. 14, at IN YOUR OWN 7 :30 o’clock -with a pep rally on the football field. Under the direction of Thomas Limes, Mullen alumni president 1HERES oNiy and master o(. ceremonies for the H O M i n u u B evening, the rally will get under 22 advQiMsd fsaHviBS—metad* way with a welcome by Brother ing easy-to-reach storafs, Paul, principal. Hij^lighting the ftwt-frsMB compartment, tem- activities will be the address of pwatore control end indicator, the guest speaker, Harry J. Pem Mitomatie Efhte, FieAete and berton, coach of Annunciation dividen, Maled power unit, high and former coach of Mullen high. Before the huge bonfire is buQt-inlock. set ablaze • and refreshments are C«m« la aad let w prevn that served, a few words are expected a DeepCreeae home fteeoer. ao> from Robert Pitt, alumni secre tnaBy paye for iteelf with the tary and dean of the association; money it eevee. Modele for any from George Bravdica, captain of the .Mustangs; and from Dick eiaa family—any eise pane. Brown, Mullen high coach. The mm a ----- e ------addresses will be piinctuated by lively pieces from a combined Mul $249.95 up len high and alumni band. Sunday moraing tha homa- TNI Home n u lls THAT ceming Malian alumni will at- . DELEGATES OF St. Mary’s academy, the Needlework guild. They are, left to right, Fran taad Max and raceiva Holy cis Thompson, Joann Kafka, Barbara Meine, Communion in a body in tbo Denver, pack more than 300 garments for Pauline Hogue, Joan 'Vecchio, and Catherine Foley. CAROLE PLOUSSARD of Holy Family high school, Mnllaa koma cbapal. Braakfait + + ■+* + Denver (center), is the Mullen homecoming queen for for tbo alumni and final prap- STOKER AUTO STORES arationt for tbo aftarnoon Children's Museum I960. Her attendants are Marion Scherer (left) of S t Mar^s academy 60 S. Broadway — Open Every Evening — SP. 9546 and Rosemary Carney, also from Holy Family high.— (Register aranta will follow. Head St. Mary's Classes photo by Charlie Wundpr) Alumni and fan cars are to as semble at the Mullen high cam Will Open Season pus shortly before noon for dec Roggen Girl Named oration. At 12 noon, an escorted WESTERKAMP'S parade will make its way from the With Puppet Show KE. 9043 5106 Wash. school down Hampden road to To College Class Office Santa Fe drive, and-,then to Bears’ That fascinating world of little BVIRYTHINO A GOOD GROCEBT stadium via Kalamath, Alameda, people — the world of puppets, SHOULD HAVE . Roggen.— Joan Klausner, daugh marionettes, dolls, and doll houses— BEST rOODS AT LOWEST PRICES and Federal. Kickoff time for the — WE DELTVER — ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Klausner, Mullen vs. St. Joseph’s game will will serve as a background for the JOE ONOFRIO was elected junior class treasurer be 1 o’clock. gn:tmd opening of the 1950-1951 season at the Children’s museum of Sacred Heart college, Wichita, At halftime. Miss Carol Pious- sard will be crowned Mullen home Scheduled for Saturday afternoon SAVE V i ON YOUR for the school term of 1950-51.' coming queen. She will be at Oct. 21, between the hours of 1 Miss Klausner has spent three tended by Miss. Marion Scherer and 3 o’clock, this first program T b ih in j^ £ u L MEAT BILL years at Sacred Heart academy, and Miss Rose Marie Carney. The will give top billing to two events Wichita, and has been an active Holy Family pep club will back —a brand new puppet play, The Complete Processing 'Service member of the Girls’ Athletic asso the Mustangs for the game and Three Wishee, presented by Den i h s L Jjum t for Lockers and Home ciation, Dramatics club, and Pep will furnish the setting for the ver’s favorite puppeteer, Spence club. During her freshman year crowning ceremony. Gilmore, and a new children’s ex Freezers. she was vice president of the class A dance at the Cosmopolitan hibition called “ Moppets and Pup JOE, JR. JOE We Sell Armour’s Best Meats and as a sophomore she held the hotel at 8 o’clock will cap the pets.” The event will take place in the Children’s museum head in Quarters or Halves. office of class president. gala homecoming celebration. ' quarters, located in the fourth floor galleries in City hall. All King^t Frigid Food Bank members of the Museum club, the (Ur. and Mr«. A. A. Kinr Students,at St. Francis'' of Cathedril Pariah) Young American Craftsmen or YACs, their families and friends 2941 8e UniTaraitT PE. 25U Contribute Ten Layettes CLASS PRESIDENTS of St. Mary’s academy. Den are invited to share in the fun. (St. .Francis da Salas’ High to St. Joseph’s hospital bajsy annex. This Saturday, Oct. 14, has been School, Benvar) On the second Tuesday of every ver.. left to right, are Susan Frieburger, sophomore; Carol set aside for children to enroll McCunniff, senior; Mary Sue Dunn, freshman; and Jeannie Barrett, again in the Museum club, so that From a general fund accumu- month the sodality conducts its meeting, with emphasis on the junior. they may have their new badges lated from student contributions spiritual aspect. The entire stu +++.++ for admission on opening day, to the Needlework guild through dent body in a general assembly Registrations will be taken in September, 10 layettes were pur Oct. 10 recited the Little Office room 481, City hall, any time be chased for distribution to chari of the Blessed Virgin. Prior to tween the hours o f 10 a.m. and table institutions. Five were sent the meeting the prefect, Barbars Class Officers' Elected 2 p.m. Children may-also plan to Oerhle, explained why the office see a movie. Conga, the Wild ITALIAN SPAGHETTI with Heat Ssacs ...... is recited. Stallion, which will be shown at RAOIO-LARM need itJ Esmiljr Silt IJH In the past week an addition At S t Mary's Academy 10, 12:30, and at 2. Dues this year CHICKEN POT PIES... was made to the regular Glee will be $1 for the entire season. bfe a wise m other who eervs Enriish club groups. A boys’ chorus was (St. Mary’. Aead.mjr, Danvar) drive. This is tha second contest This entitles the members to 26 BEEF S T E W ______1*1” formed, under the direction of Saturday afternoons of fun, sched American Beauty Spag. Officers were elected by the the class has won this season. CLOCK hetti to her children* FRESH SHRIMP Miss Georgianna Rieden of the uled from Oct. 21 through April Crcols with Rics music department various classes this we5k. They in The sophomore and junior 27. All children of school age from classes will play off for the first Contains all die vital Whsis FRIED CHICKEN Both divisiops of the Latin de clude Carol / McCunniff, senior first graders on up are eligible for dem ents needed by DisJoinlsS. Good S iu ...... and second places in the-soccer partment have formed their clubs class president; Mary Louise Kelly, membership. growing bodies under the leadership of their mod ball tournament Wednesday after and brains. erators. Latin II (“ Stellae Clari- vice president; Pat Killian, secre noon 8t Cheesman park. ba> HUMMEL'S ores” ) was organized by Sister tary; Betty Jean Geig;er, treasurer; Nearly 100 alumnae gpreeted Regis h Represented let like ony olomi «id woke up to musk of the radio Dm t m ' s LMdinc DoUcatMMB An^elita Cyril, and the following and Joann Johns, historian; their friends at a tea held at the academy Sunday afternoon. The 311 E. Savauth Ava. KE. 1986 officers were elected: President Juniors: Jeannie Barrett, presi By Faculty, Graduates Henrietta Morrato; vice presi dent; Pat Kanable, vice president; color scheme was carried out in WAKE Uf OpsB Sanders and Wsckdsrs Till T:M dent, Timothy Dolan; secretary, Mary Clare Cervi, secretary; Oddie yellow and white. The tea was in At Chemical Congress TO MUSIC... ' CLOSED MONDAYS Robert Maier; ana treasurer, Mar Alanis, treasurer; and Josephine the charge of Mrs. Don Winter. Itti* MlMKllMlIy’ lene Zadra. Bonomo, historian; t«riK M it Kir ,rt' Regis college, Denver, was well Earl Schomer, the moderator Sophomores: Susan Frieburger, lit lim «. represented at the recent 118th INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS of Latin I (“ Stellae Clarae” ) pre president; Marian Gow, vice presL 'R ' Club Welcomes meeting of the American Chemi sided at the first meeting, when dent; Joan Vecchio, secretary'; DENVER cal society held in Chicago with the following officers were Nancy Eilert, treasurer; and Cath more than 9,000 educators and in CO TO SLEEP elected: President Edward Duffy; erine Foley, historian; Regis High Fresh Fort Morgan Flour Mills secretary, Shirley Griffey; and dustrialists in attendance. TO MUSIC.... Freshmen: Sue Dunn, president; treasurer, Fred Boom. Those from Regis included the teti* Mtofflgli(gll]r FORT MORGAN Marcia Duffy, vice president; (Refit High School, Denver) The student body saw a movie. Rev. T. Louis Keenoy, S.J., mem tgtni off et gnr llmg Sue Guiry, seefetary; Mary Ann Melody Master, on Oct. 9. It was The annual welcome to Regis ber of the Regis chemistry fac gp Ig <0 giiovlii BRANCHES AT— Walsh, treasurer; and Adele Mur sponsored - by the Franealian to high school freshmen was ten ulty; his brother, the Rev. Francis gitir fgg itlirg. LONGMONT. . . YUMA help in the financing of its projects ray, historian. dered by the “ R” club Friday night, P. Keenoy, S.J., who taught at HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE of the year and defraying of ex The Sports club has recently Oct 6, in the traditional party Regis college from 1934 to 1939; Now, music wakes you up tne penses. been reorganized and a new consti staged to enable the yearlings to Dr. Daniel J. Pflaum, who taught way you go to sleep. . . slowly, gently! It's PtKED iffST MILLERS AND HANDLERS On Oct 10 the senate, or stu tution has been submitted by the meet the school’s leading athletes at Regis college from 1937 to an extra radio for your home,too!‘ Pre*sct it at officers. Under the new ruling ev and arouse a strong school spirit OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, dent council, gave its initial dance, 1941; and Regis graduates, Richard any time to make certain you catch your favorite the “ Pi«kin Capers,” for the stu ery girl will he eligible for mem among the newcomers. Straw, Robert Serro, and James newscaster or variety show. The radio is famous <1 a • a • • • i J BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL a • * • • ♦ • ) dents. It was neld not only to bership by a point system that will Skits, music, and refreshments Costello. Motorola quality. .. the clock, precision-made 37.95 FEEDS raise funds, but as a get-together be earned in school sports and other highlighted the evening, with Bill for split second accuracy. Smart Bakelite cabinet for the old and new student. The activities. The number of points 1,181 Papers in forest green or ivory. See it today, and let Counlry Shippsrel Faddis, Mike Villano, and Dan MODEL SCI senate anticipates a program for will be agreed upon by the Sports Molloy supplying most of the hu Are Presented music wake YOU up! ' , Coneign Yomr Shipment To Vt the year that will be most con club members. New officers of the mor and Jerry Atkinson playing Serro, together with Dr. Roy Liberal Trade In Allowance Free Delivery structive for the general good of Sports club are Lill Abegg, presi some fine piano. dent; Pat Killian, vice president; Whistler, head of the department every student and the policy of Motion pictures of the 1949 of agricultural chemistry at Pur fine leadership. Mary Pat Brennan, secretary; and World Series concluded the pro-, Joan Braun, treasurer. due university, presented a paper gram. during t h e sugar symposium. Joe Onofrio Music Co The student body will enjoy the Regis high school students “ B o m e of Television" Officer Election Held movie Junior Miee Thursday aft There were a total of 1,181 papers opened their second annual Cur presented during the convention 1805 Broadway MA. 8585 ernoon, and, through the courtesy tis magazine drive on Oct. 4 in sessions. By St. Joseph's Guild of the fire department, will view the hopes of raising a 1950-51 a film on fire prevention in the The annual election of officers quota of ?3,800. By arrangement open period Friday. for St. Joseph’s guild was held at with the Curtis company the stu the regular meeting in the St Marion Scherer was chosen the dents are authorized to sell sub Francis de Sales high school, Den “ Queen’s Teen” for the month at scriptions to well-known maga The Beer That ver, Oct 7. The following officers the sodality breakfast held on the zines with cash prizes going to the will direct activities for the coming first Friday morning. She has also most successful. Made Milwaukee Famous year: President Mrs. John Spil- been elected as an attendant at the This money is turned over to lane; vice president Mrs. Thomas Mullen high homecoming. the school and is u^ed in behalf of MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Mulligan; treasurer, Mrs. J. P. The junior class was first to the school paper, the “ R” club, the Sheehan; and secretary, Mrs. A. C. bring in its quota of 100 per cent Forensic league, and similar activ : Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; Turner. on the Mothers’ club membership ities. Martin Moran is chairman of the drive and John Waters and John Rae are publicity managers. These boys, all seniors, are backed by representatives from every class. 'Immortale Del' Forum FAU cheese HESI Slated at Regis College The Rev. William B. Faherty, S.J., member of the Regis college BIG VALUES IN history and sociology faculty, will CHEESE lead the discussion on Pope Leo X n i’s encyclical Immortale Dei on the Regia college campus Fri day night, Oct 13, at 7:30 o’dock. 'The encyclical treats of the Church and the modem state and *l SAFEWAY defines both the responsibilities of a people to its govemmtnt and of the rulers to the populace. CtL^LULlvilESCCSH Guests are permitted without Everything from mild to sharp, from cretim charge at one session of the course I in the Great Encyclicals. cheese to Roquefort, from brick to Limburgei*! Take your choice, you’ll find your favorite cheese at Safeway, in the dairy case, on the shelves, de Americans Fi*e Light Beerj pending upon whether or not it needa refrigera Clicquot (Wgniin l|lCfa-0) tion. Many varieties, all your favorites, and at Of tpooemmom Safeway’s consistently low prices. Club GINGER ALE Cliqnot’ Chih BottUag Co. ------^______- 1 ^ ZMt LawTMcg St. ACaaw HIM Thursday, Octobar 12,1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street fH E DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 PAGE SEVEN Sign Up for Freedom Holy Family High JUNIOR-MISS COMPLETE Has Insfallafion In Step With Tradition m 4",.. SERVICE . ' -X'y; E.; “ For SoM ity Unit Two inspiring gowns reflecting lavishnosi and elegancsk (Holy Family High School, Dramatic necklines ara tha focal point • . . Denver) 1 1 magnificent flowing skirts express fashion’s trend • • • The most important and impres all is achieved by taste and tlmpla dignity sive sodality exercise of the school year took place in Holy Family , rather than by prica. church on (5ct 3, the Feast of the Little Flower, the secondary pa A Horan Service includes casket, troness of the sodality. At this time the four newly elected offi professional care, arranging and cers were installed, the names of the eight senior girls who will head conducting the funeral, use of all the recently formed units an nounced, and 24 new members re facilities, organ music and the ceived. The Rev, William Jones, sodality director, officiated and addressed the student body on de constant attention of our trained votion to Mary. The new officers, Kay Malone, staff. There is just ONE price prefect; Mary Ann Bohan, vice prefect; Rae Mona Barnhart, sec to cover everTthing, and it is de retary; a n d Rosemary Carney, treasurer, recited promises of fi cided upon before the service delity to sodality rules and the ■h /J ^. duties of their offices, after which . 'Sff ^ each was presented with a sodality begins. in. The senior girls who are to lead the eight units organized to study St. Louis Grignion de Mont- fort’s True Devotion to Marytry are Jeanne Bucher, Theresa Matko- ESTABLISHED vich, Norma bunlap, J o A n n Stephens, Anita Corrazza, Jeanne Lucius, Martha Gallegos, and Marilyn Holzer, Each w a s pre sented with a. sodality pin. Each Jloran SScn'Chnpels LORETTO HEIGHTS college’s entire 810 E. 12th avenue, Denver; Joanne Stevenson, KEyttona 6297 KEyeton* «298 Grand Junction; and Connie Gately, Canon City. unit will be designated oy a title Tha bridaamaid drats is both a wedding and evening gown student body, Denver, signed the Crusade of the Blessed Mother and will 1527 Ciavcland Plata / Sister Francis Marie, president of Loretto Heights meet biweekly. for Freedom Scroll this week. Jo Moore of Raton, college, says of Communism, which the Crusade is combined, with a raroovabla jacket N. Mex., is shown signing here. Waiting to affix designed to combat: "By its efforts to suppress free The 24 new members are from their signatures are Alicia Lavin, Havana, Cuba; dom of worship,, it Will eventually bring about a the sophomore class and w e r e Marian Neeman, Springfield, 111.; Joann FloodJ*40S great revival in all religions.” members of the probation sodality Thru Allotment Increase - • W. Hampdeni Englewood; Mary Gwenn Morrissey, through their freshman year. They a r e Loretta Brisnehan, Patricia NEW FORDS - - RIGHT NOW! Burger, Marjorie Byrne, Cara Lou Attend Junior Crusade Meeting Carmer, Kathleen Day, Marguerite Dickerson, Mary Ann Foley, Bar NO W AITING- ANY MODEL bara Frisch, Lorraine Hayes, Kath 515 Sixteenth Street erine Hillen, Patricia Jones, Mary Next to the Peranwaef Cathedral Students, at Mission Rally Lou Kelly, Kathleen Kloster, Mar jorie Lesser, Veronica Lucy, Col (Cathedral High School, Danver) Richfelder, and Maurice Meysen- will attend the Mission Mass Sun leen Maddos, Kathleen Mahoney, FORD DEALER ber^. day at 9 o’clock, Oct 15, at St. Attending the Junior Catholic Patricia McAndrews, Jeanne Sisters Roberta Marie and Helen Francis de Sales.’ C.H.S.'dele School Mission Crusade conven Roesch, Frances Siragusa, Vinita 1335 Broadway MAin 3111 tion Oct. 3 at St Francis de Sales’ Michael are the moderators. The gates are: President, John Glenn; Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith Shaklee, Joan Sullivan, Janet were the Cathedral grade school vice president, Ann Marie O’Con Westdal, and Patricia Sheer. and Father Frederick D, McCallin nor; and secretary, Dorothy were the speakers. Obtarviog the Feast of the Officers of the JCSMC at Ca Den bo. Moat Holy Rosary on Oct. 7, DR. JAMES P. thedral grade school are: Presi Cathedral members will be hosts Cathedral hi^h school has charge at the next meeting to be held Dec. the sodality sponsored a Living GRAY dent, James Jaramillo; vice presi of the home literature committee Rosary under the direction of dent, Carole Fitzgerald; secretary, 6 in Oscar Malo hall. for the city CSMC. Mission day is Kay Malone, prefect. Through RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. Kay Kelty; and treasurer, John At a lodality central com Optometrist — idi ■ ■ ■ ■ ■every — Wednesday, idi ■ at which ■ ■ ■ ■every time all of that Saturday from 7 a.m. Bagnall. All are in the eighth mittee meeting Monday, Oct. 9, donations will be collected for the to 7 p.m. the Rosary was recited VISUAL CARE- grade. the members of Our Lady’s so GENERAL TIRES missions. continually by volunteer mem Representatives at the conven dality of Cathedral high school EYES EXAMINED discussed their future activities. Homerooms will choose mission bers who had previously signed General Batteries tion were: Grade 7, Marlene Be- aries. Students will send donations f VISUAL TRAINING rardi, Carol Trainer, Danny Ste Present activities include daily up for each 10-minute interval for the ■ appointed missionary’s of the day. 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St. venson, and James Mueller; grade recitation of the Rosary over the work whethe* in the home or for KRAFT RECAPPING public address system in grade Art W ork 6, Mary Warder, Naomi Bartholo eign field. The theme of the entire Phone for Appointment and high school rooms. GENERAL; mew, Clarence Lederhos, and Mission Crusade is "Sacrifice for Reprinted TA. 8883 Delegates to the CSMC Mission Kraft Inspected Charles Haas; grade 5, Judith the Missions.” Appearing in the October issue S9UEICEE Marbeth, Mary Ann Keeps, Allen day from Cathedral high school Miss Catherine Pruisner, Junior of Aoday ■ magazine is one of the Used Tires Red Cross teacher-sponsor repre drawings from the Holy Family sentative, and John Glenn, student annual. The Vtsto. G.T.A.C. Ea«y Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6604 Will Warble Welcome representative, attended the Colo The art work was done by Miss rado State Conference of Junior Patricia Watters, noted Chicago Red Cross at the Temple Emman artist She has gained nation-wide uel, Denver, Thursday and Fri recognition for her Interpretative day, Oct 5-6. The purpose of the drawing. conference was that of mutual as The picture simifies the "Mar sistance and discussioh. Miss Pxu' riage Feast oT Cana” and accom- isner and John Glenn attended the paantes the article, “ Lest We Be Red Cross dinner and square dance Liiars,” by William Gauchat. Thursday night at East high school. A Requiem High Mass was of Keynote of student council fered Oct, 5 for the repose of the for the current year U an active soul of Steven Mora, brother of TO pI r s o n a l ■tudent government. Council Margaret Mora, senior. The Rev. meotingi ere held every Wednes Joseph Koontz sang the Mass. The RCLIABU, AND COMPLETE day of each month. The ex$c- entire student body attended. utive department of atudent gov Newly elected officers of the . . . she will treasure! INVESTMCNT ernment this year consists of the Ski club are' President, Sally Lam- following officers: Governor, A1 pert; vice president, Mary Ann SERVICE Petrone; lieutenant governor, Bohn; secretary, Carol Plaussard; Marlene O’Leary; secretary of an4 treasurer, Phil Kennedy. Plans state, Dolores Cotter; and treas are' now under way for a skating urer, Bobby Sullivan. party to raise funds for the club’s Included in the council’s current treasury. plans arh installation of sugges You can depend upon BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN Pilgrimage tion boxes in both Grant and Lo Set Oct. 13 to give you personal, reliable, and complete invest gan buildings; assemblies featur ing planned entertainment from The annual pilgrimage to St. ment service and advice . . . whether you're merely Dominic’s church in honor of Our by seeking information or wish to buy or sell securities Cathedral’s talent, and a panel- audience discussion on the prob Lady of Fatima will be held Oct. In small or large amounts. lems of youth; a monthly publica 18. The student body will be pres HOUBIGANT tion featuring activities and newly ent for the recitation of the Ro enforced rules. sary a n d Benediction of the She will be thrilled with a Write or. visit BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN soon. Blessed Sacrament, to pray for The Citizenship committee, gift of two famous Toilet Our personnel, our library, and our research depart world peace and Conversion of headed Chairman Jack Burke, Waters by Houbigantl This ment ore at your service , . , without any obligation. is compilihg by-laws for the newly sinners. 'zM programorganiz Prefects of the sodalities will attractive kit of red vinylite place a flowered crovm upon the holds Chantilly and a choice statue of the Blessed Virgin and of either Quelques Fleurs or BOSWORTH, SUaiVAN i COM PANY, Inc. a bouquet before the feet of the Le Parfum Ideal. JOHN J. SUUIVAN, P r M i^ Regis Honor FrQt statue. Being the first class to bring $2.50 plus tax. l a «24t in ?500 for the Lamp Post drive, To Seek Pledges the juniors will get a half day off. The Regis college chapter of They have not decided when, but 6 6 0 SEVENTEENTH ST. •DENVER, COLORADO Alpha Delto Gamma, national fra promise to make that day a memo ternity in Catholic colleges and rable one. universities, has opened its pledge Officer Hale of the Denver po LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE alumnae members period, it was announced this week lice department spoke to all the will hear selections from Naughty Marietta when they by Andrew Martelon, president. classes Oct. 11. Well known to Only those students who were in everyone at Holy Family, he talked come for the annual homecoming, Sunday, Oct. 15. Miss Joan Craig In THE DENVER’S New Shoe Salon the college last year will be eli on “ Safety.” from Louviers and Miss Marlene McCabe (seated) are scheduled to gible to be pledged daring this sing at the afternoon session in the library. on the New Second Floor of Fashions period. Pledging of freshmen and new student vrill take place at the be Students at Mercy A t Junior Red Cross Meet ginning o f the second semester. EDGEMONT Last year, the Alpha Delts sponsored the publication of bas Attend ConyUntion by College Bred ketball programs, created the alumni newrietter, and launched The Mercy hospital school of several other worth-while projects nursing student body, Denver, was for the betterment of the college well represented at the various 16.95 in its relation with the public. meetings and activities in the state A similar and somewhat en nurses’ convdhtion held Oct. 4, 5, larged program is being planned and 6 at the Cosmopolitan hotel. for this coming year. The sodality officers attended the breakfast given Friday morn DeSoto-Plymouth ing by the Catholic Nurses* asso Mt. Carmel Parish Unit ciation. The members of the stu Sets Meeting October 12 dent council attended the student All Late Mo(iel Used Cars The S t Philomena club of Our nurse luncheon. Carry 5,000 MUe Goarantee Lady o f M t Carmel parish, Den Two of the student nurses were ver, will meet in the home of Mrs. elected officers of the State Stu Factory Trcdned Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars Josephine Patch. 8176 W. Clyde dent Nurses’ association. Barbara place, on 'Thursday, O ct 12^ at 1 Byrnes, senior, is president of the p.m. Mrs. Della La Conti will do organization for the coming year. nate the prize for this meeting. Jane Hadden, junior, is secretary. GRIFFITH MOTORS, Ine. 2770 No. Speer Blvd, -GR. 3313 Traffic Quiz Program Set The Perfect Spectator shoe for wear For Airing on October 14 Since the first gas linesiwere constructed, Killom Gas Burners have faithfully served homes, with your suits . . . Clever details SH^)WN LOOKING OVER the program of the fifth Radio station KLZ, Denver, will begin its fifth season of the churches, schools, office buildings and industry. annual Junior Red Cross state-wide conference are Father Traffic Quiz program Saturday, Oct 14, with a tape-recorded Ground the toe, extended toe, com Edward A. Leyden, archdiocesan superintendent of schools; James broadcast from S t Vincent de Paul’s school, Denver. Heard in fortable high heel in block, brown, red B. Jackson, director, Midwestern area, American Junior Red Cross; the program, which will go on the air at 8:45 Saturday afternoon, Bub Yegge, East high school; and Dr. Kenneth Oberholtzer, super will be pupils of the seventh and eighth grades, in charge of Sister K i l l a m g a s b u r n e r c o . or green calf. intendent of Denver public schools. Mary Ludavine. More than SOO educators, administrators. Red Cross officials, Matt McEniry, director of public affairs programs for KLZ, MANUPACTUMU AND HIATIN« INttlNIRRS and Junior members attended the two-day conference, which was will be master of ceremonies on the program, assisted by Sgt sponsored jointly by the Denver Catholic, public, private, and Lutheran Walter Heath, retired, of the Denver police department, an expert Natural Gas with Killam Burners means cheaper schools, the Colorado state department of education, the University on school traffic safety. heating costs, and automatic, carefree, clean of Denver, and the American Junior Red Cross. The broadcast emphasizes the importance of safety conscious warmth continuously. Dependable guarantees for Father Leyden gave the inimcation atjthe western banquet held at ness for the children and for adults. St. Vincent’s suiool has an East high school, and Dr. Louis F. Hackemann, American National unusual feature in its safety program, a pupils’ traffic court that 35 years. *W(t«^ D tm t Shops with CbnM tnc*'-KSyttan# Sill Red Cross, Washingrton, D.C., told the nearly 400 persons present that holds sessions every Wednesday and metes out appropriate penal Tb«n*f 4 OunoUtd XUUb Banter RACE 2871 the Red Cross was "a real app^cation of democracy with a universal ties to violators of the school’s traffic regulations, who have been 260 BROADWAY Tor Bnrr Heatiaf Need language.” ^ . given tickets by the safety patrol officers. I StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TcUphont, KEyiton* 4205 Thuriday, October 12, 1950 $t.'Thomas' Auxiliary Celebrate 50th Jubilee ST. JAMES’ PARISH Will Meet October 17 Guild Jubilee Fete Set Pleoio Patroniae These Friendly Firms Tlio St. Thomae Saminary aaxiliarj will maet Tueeday morDing, Oct. 17, at 10:30 Society's Celebration October 22 o’clock in the Catholic Daugh* tart of America homa, 1772 Grant etreat, DenTar. Will Feature Moss and Breakfast r . L f ' (Archbithop’f Guild, Denver) ■+ + + BLESSED SACRAMENT The Archbishop’s guild, und^ the direction of Miss DRY CLEANING Isabelle McNamara, has completed plans for the celebration BERNARD C. FINNERTY, Owner Patront*0 Th*s» Friendly Firm* of the 20th anniversary of the forming of the ^ild. On Sun day, Oct. 22, a Mass will be said in St. Francis de Sales’ ^Quality and Service Has Built Our Business^* church at 9 o’clock. Breakfast will be served at the Top of Fnrnltiire . . . Rugs . . . Draperies Foirfox Hordware the Park at 10:30 a.m. to complete Wearing Apparel (Colfax at fairfaz) the ceremony. Tickets for the HARDWABB. GLASS. PAItITS breakfast will be 51.60 per plate. 1228 E. Colfax Pickup and Dclircry AC 6755 h o u se h o ld item s All former members of the Junior Bridge Cliib Meet Tabernacle society and former FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfas 11 I j ■ II ______- / H. L. Hlnchart. Prep. memters and active members of ^ the guild are cordially invited to HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT participate in the celebration. Res MR. ANB MRS. JOSEPH LONG, pioneer ranchers ervations may be made by calling of Routt county, celebrated their golden jubilee by renew ROSS VARIETY STORE the circle presidents or the chair ing their marriage vows in St. Martin’s church in Oak Creek ‘Oct O U R NEW man, Miss Isabelle McNamara, NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR Josephine Hayes 24 at the 11 o’clock Mass. The Rev. Edward Prinster, Steamboat SP. 2181. Springs, celebrated the Mass and the servers were Thomas Anderson Hardware - Toyt The members of the Immaculate PLAYING CARD (Archdiocesan Council of Catholic and Phillip Cedillo. The children’s choir sang for the occasion. 2214*16 Kearney Conception circle will be in charge Nurses, Denver Chapter) of the decorations and entertain Mr. and Mrs. Long were married In the St. Augustine church, DE. 4488 The Mother of Fatima Bridge ment. SL Augustine, Pa., Sept 24, 1900. When the government opened up PREMIUM PLAN? club met in the home of Mrs. Jo many new acres of land in 1912, Mr. and Mrs. Long selected a site The lecture oiTthe duties of par sephine Hayes Oct 10. High score POK TUP MAKKBl PRICB ents to children, given by Mrs. 18 miles from Steamboat Springs in Foidl canon, which has been With each dollar's worth of Dry Cleaning in either UST TOUR PROPERTT WITH was won by Mrs. Ann Bow. Mon their home ev€r since. Ten of the couple’s 12 children are still living. Louis F. McMahon on Oct. 3 in ica Amo won second honors and of our plants we give one Coupon Playing Cord. When JOHN F. BRUNO Walsh Memorial hall, was enjoyed They are Mrs. Helen Light, Steamboat Springs; Michael and John consolation went to Ruth Gibbs. Long and Mrs. Hazel Steele, Oak Creek; Mrs. Alice Gourley, Salt you hove saved Fifteen Coupons — redeem them for o Realtor by many members of the guild. High score for those playing ca sparkling deck of plastic coated quality Ploying Cords Mystical Rose Circle Lake City; Mrs. Mary Chrisman, Kremmling; Mrs. Flavia Herbold, III? E. » n d AVB. AT KEARNET Itabelle McNamara nasta went to Mrs. Marie Dowd. Mrs. Berenice Bostwick enter Denver; Mrs. Jean Hancock, Evanston, Wyo.; Mrs. Geraldine Hinkle, . . . Bridge or Conosto. Mrs. Trainer, Colorado Springs Kersey; and Mrs. Albert Long, San Bernardino, Calif. Call DE 4266 Anytime tained the members of the circle in chapter, was a guest (24 doer Service) her home Oct. 10. The evening was Mr. and Mrs. Long were the guests of honor of their children and ■latw Italtm’ l^tlai EiikttK Dietitians Will Go Sister Mary Jerome of St Jo spent sewing altar linens. sephs’ hospital, vice president of grandchildren at a dinner served in the Hotel Harbor in gteamboat Associated Cleaners Springs. • Our Lady of Sorrows Circle the Denver chapter, has left for To Notional Parley Miss Marguerite Graven and her the Catholic university. 6736 R Colfax . Pickup and EA. 5462 Kearney Jewelry mother have recently returned S t Joseph’s hospital school of Delircry Serrica from a vacation in Los Angeles. 6031 E. 22nd DE. 2901 nursing is holding open house Honorary Alumnae Members of the state associa The next monthly meeting will be Thursday evening, O ct 12, from Fine Wptch Repairing tion will attend the National Die held on Tuesday, Nov. 7, in the 8 to 10. All Work Guaranteed tetic Association meeting in Wash home of Mrs. Carolyn Alexus. Mr. and Mrs. John Morrisey are Precious Blood Circle arents of a boy, Frank Tucker, ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH Jewelry for All Occasions ington, D.C., Oct. 15-20, Miss Miss Helen Gillette of 2019 W. Bernadette Costello of Denver is orn in St Joseph’s hospital the 47th avenue will entertain the cir past week. Patronise These Friendly Firms the state delegate. Others who will cle members on Saturday evening, attend the meeting are Miss Doris Mrs. Emma Burris is improving LOYOLA PARISH Nov. 14. Miss Mary Nadorff will jn her home after having been in Odle and Miss Margaret Pattee, give a resume of her recent trip •AVE TIME TBADK AT HOUB Colorado General hospital; Mrs. :he hospital for three weeks. Alameda Drug Store to Europe. Miss Catherine Mall is Miss Lauretta Dwyer has re Bocky Fieri and Jo« Hayaa Margaret Bernard, Veterans’ bu vacationing in Billings, Mont. v. O. PETERSON, Prop. reau : Miss Fern Stone, Mercy hos turned from a visit with relatives St. Gerard’s Circle and friends in Montana. Cot Rate Drags Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. pital; Miss Inez Stocking, Fort Lo The members of the circle will gan Veterans’ hospital; Miss Julia Miss Florine Gallagher is still a Fountain Service School Snpplies ■ Q W n p jw Your Convenient devote the evening of Oct. 18 to PlL 8P. 1SS« Beasley, St. Luke’s hospital; and patient in Fitzsimons hospital. DruggitI sewing, linens in the home of Mrs. tOS So. Broidwiy Your ButinesM Appreciated Mrs. Cora KusnSr, Miss Ada Whit- Miss Ann McKnight is again on Preacriptiona Liquor Charlotte Hencemann, 376 S. the faculty of St Joseph’s hospital. Alamedo Bakery AJameda & So. Broadway ford, and Miss Bernice Sexauer Franklin. 17tli and Raca BAft tM7 Colorado State hospital, Pueblo. Mrs. Nellie Trainer, who has Mominf Star Circle been on the staff at Colorado Gen Temptotion * CONOCO PRODUaS Miss Jessie Pasquale spent the eral hospital, is leaving Denver for Colorado Springs, where she has ICE CREAM Lubrication • Delco Batteries ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH accepted a position at the Glock- Car Washing ner-Penrose hospital. Quality Eggs Patronise These Friendly Firms Our Lady of Loretto Circle The credit union met in Mercy Mr. and Mrs. B. Hoar enter hospital on Tuesday, Oct 10. And Butter W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS ined the members of the circle Guy Jones, uncle of Vera Jones, Alameda A Logan PE. 9840 Betty & Bob's id their husbands at their sui 1399 Vine street, died in the past Broadway Creamery Blue Bird er home in Beaver Brook park week. Beauty & It’s I thrill HARDWARE; Mary Ann Fiiher Veronica Brown 66 So. Broadway SP. 2665 ^ Barber Shop . Y. Miss Fr. Leyden to Describe + + + ti ke reiBikered Komac Colorizer Paints returned ^ 1 Specialiting In Miller recently Permanent Waving Rental Equipment -Rome Trip for CPTL ffitk -V - iitt E. llth STS. New Management /-A D EA. 4711 3740 E. Colfax FR. 2474 Our Lady of Fatima Circle “ A Trip to Rome” will be de Heights Alumnae Schedule On the evening of Oct 6 Mrs. scribed by the Rev. Edward J. H. BoUinger • Dick Tremlett Prank Antoutlll W. L. (SpMd) Htegci ellie Nixon entertained the me: Leyden, moderator for the RA. 18181 Complete Line of srs of the circle and friends to Catholic Parent-Teacher league, Reunion Banquet Oct. 15 FREE DELIVERY^ Domestic and Imported at the meeting on Thursday, You Will Bs Proud Oct. 19, at 10 a.m. in the Cath The Loretto Heights Alumnae erow, national membership chair Isdsfrlt Thaj Came From 1; PLUMBING CO. 1 olic Charities annex, 1665 Cleaners & Dyers WINES St. Ann’s Circle association will add two names to man. 1 * 0. W. WIno Bob Wlno The circle meeting which was to Grant street, Denver. A repre its roster of honorary members Miss Brown has been athletic 328 Broadway FORGET-HiE-NOT and sentative from the Community ■! Repair Work a Specialty ive been held on Oct. 4 in the when Misses Veronica Brown and director at the college for the past Phones PE. 3753 & 3754 FLOWER SHOP _.}me of Mrs. Lloyd Stakebake ' Chest also will speak. Mary Ann Fisher are presented eight years, and assistant dean 285 SO. DOWNING Jl For Night EmtrgtncT Csll ACtOU Ji COLD BEIR postponed until Oct 10.'Lloyd, Jr., The membership chairmen are with membership certificates at of women for the past six. Much FREE DEUVERT tered the army on Oct. 6. requested by the president, Mrs. the homecoming banquet on Sun of the outstanding sports program Jl If St ssrim t. iWn Ji Busy Corner Jl isll Menus lU —R-4 Jl St. Frances Cabrini’s Circle James A. Foley, to make their day evening, Oct. 15. The presen offered by the college is owing to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Celia and Mr. annual raports at this meeting. tation will be made by Ann With- her effort. She organized the pres BUCHANAN’S ent intramural program for soft- HARDWARE :■ 8504 E. 12th Ave. and Mrs. Jack Hickey moved into Electric Appliances 0 J a d ’A eir new homes in the past week ball, volleyball, and basketball, Christian Bros. Wines 1 . FR. 5736 j; and the badminton, pingpong, ten Rovora Ware - McMartrj Paints 3504 E. Colfax FR. 8881 St. Joseph’s Circle Cana Activities Are Opened All Popaltr Bc«r« Mrs. Betty Polak, a former meni' nis, and shuffleboard programs. Downing & Alameda W« DtlWcr her of the circle, is recovering in a The annual “ Roundup on the SP 3781 PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. local hospital. j With Social at St. Francis' Heights” rodeo, which last spring had 50 entries, owes much of its St. Jude’s Circle A successful social held on units within their respective par success to her. She also has helped Mrs. Helen Reardon was hostess ishes and to use these units as ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH Oct. 7 at St. Francis de Sales’ in organizing the ski program^ JACKSON'S to the circle in her home on Oct. 9. high school started off the series a means of lifting their marriage The evening was spent sewing to a special state. A late supper which includes about 70 collegians. Masten, Masten Patronise These Friendly Firms of activities planned by the Cana Miss Brown recently returned Cut Rate Drugs altar linens. group of Denver for this year. waa then served. PRESCRIPTIONS Those present from the clergy from Europe, where she made the Stella Maris Circle A prog;ressive game of cards FODNTAIN SERVICE were Monsignor Gregory Smith, Holy Year pilgrimage. She holds & Bryan At the circle meeting held in the was used as a means of getting FREE PROMPT DEI.IVERT director of the Cana council; Fa an A.B. degree from Emporia home of Helen Weaver plans were the couples acquainted. Later the (^11 SP I44S Downinc 4 aismstfs ther Regan, Mother of God par State Teachers’ college. Complete Line made to celebrate the eighth anni social took on a more serious ZUNI ish; the Rev. Joseph O’Malley, Miss Fisher, a graduate of St. Domestic Imported versary of the circle by attending mood when a unit from Mother Teresa’s college, Winona, Minn., Tbe firms listed here de & De Luxe Dry Cleaners the Loretto homecoming dinner on S t Philomena’s; the Rev. Her Optometrists of God parish presented a model bert Banigan and the Rev. has been a Denver resWent for serve to be remembered Under new management Oct. 15. Mr. and Mrs. William Cana group under the direction WINES Robert Syrianey, both of St. five and a half years, and directs New eleanlnr aerviee now Bishop announce the birth of a of the Rev. John Re^n. The when you are distributing All Popular Brands of Beer Catherine’s. the travel agency which bears her arallable to our many cuatomcn. girl, Kerry Maureen, on Sept. 19. topic of discussion was ‘'The Pre name. your patronage in the dif-« Cold Baer at All Times Mrs. Bishop, the former Kay Blod ,A11 members were urged to 5 Broadway^ PEarl 4668 2406 West 44th GL 4398 sentation of the Christmas Last year, she was featured in gett, is a charter member of the make plans to attend an all-day terent lines of business. FREE DELIVERY Story.” an article in a prominent women’s • • circle. conference to be held in mid- The firms listed here de Those participating, in the dis November. The Legion of M a^ magazine as an example of a NORTH DENVER LIQUOR St. Patrick’s Circle cussion/under the chairmanship will again, sponsor the baby-sit typical college career woman. STORE serve to be remembered Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney of MtC James Gallagher, were ting project for those parents The unique career of Miss Fisher keeps her “ on the go” liter MALONE DRUG Frank jBuckley, Prop. when you are distributing moved into their new home at 3941 Mr. and Mrs. James Gallagher, who wish to bring their children. Colorado boulevard in the past Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dana- Further dates' and notices will be ally. She spent the last three Member St BhUomene'i Parish your patronage in the dif months of 1949 touring Europe, Prescriptions a Specialty iS»5 Federal Blvd. Call GL. 4723 week. Mr. and Mrs. James Grant hey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jones, published in the Register under ferent lines of business. and family have purchased a new ivir. and Mrs. J. Conrad, and Mr. Cana news and anyone wishing and in July of this year went to Fountain Service — Cold Beer, Etc. home in Aurora. and Mrs. Paul Churchw«lk, information on forming units is Jamaica. Her jaunts are made, she Immaculate Conception Circle At the conclusion. Father Re asked to contact Mrs. T. J. Mc explains, to obtain travel informa 100 So. Bdwy. — SP. 6226 — We Deliver Mrs. Margaret McCallin will en gan urged all members to form Dermott, FR. 1569. tion that will help her to arrange A A A G r o c e i r y & M a r k e t tertain the members of the circle ideal accommodations for anyone on Friday evening, Oct. 13. seeking help from her agency. 4058 Tejon Street GLendale 7753 Queen of Heaven Circle ST. JOHN'S PARISH ADELIN’A TENDERIZED SMOKED Bri.cJe of Californian Tuesday evening, Oct 24, is the UftiMe 15-lb. av. A DeSmet Club to Hold Patronise These Friendly Firms Ravioli 8 7' nam s hau or whoi*, ib. “t o date set for the next meeting of GORINA TOMATO 8 TO II-IB. AVERAGE the circle in the home of Mary Jo Card Social Oct. 17 McEnary. Paste 9' Pork loins'"’'“ K 45' The DeSmet club of Regis col VV Permanent Waving SNOW DRIFT IMP. A DOM. BLEND lege will meet in Holy Ghost hall, a Specialty Phone D E . 8 2 2 2 Cord Party Oct. 30 Denver, Tuesday, Oct 17, at 1 Shortening 89' Cheese 25' o’clock. A dessert-luncheon will be M y Lady Edith KUNER’S EXTRA LEAN served.and bridge will be played. RADIO SERVICE Is Being Planned All friends of Regis are invited. Beauty Shoppe Beef ’ ’ “ ' “ ' , 1 49' Ketchup___19' Hlnnlt KoMltr. Mtr. Franklin Anderson Halloween Social Set 2804 E. 6th A t *. EA. 0788 1712 East 6th Are. By Heighfs Club By Irish Club October 27 ------r- The Loretto Heights Women’s A Halloween dance, sponsored Puckett's HOLY FAMILY PARISH club will hold a card party in the by the Irish Social Club of Colo OLSON'S Public Service building, Denver, rado, will be held in S t Joseph’s CONOCO SERVICE Patronise These Friendly Firms hall, W. Sixth avenue and Gala- Monday, Oct. 30, at 1:30 p.m. Washing - Greasing • Tire Service Food Stores There will be refreshments an(l pago street, Denver, on Friday eve gifts. Mrs. M. McDonough is chair ning, Oct. 27. 'There will be Batteries - We Pickup & Deliver square, folk, and ballroom dancing, 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 The firms listed here de man of this card party and will be F A N N IN G ’ S assisted by Mmes. Schuster, Ma- 6th & York EA 9932 3030 E. 6th EA. IBOL serve to be remembered TEXACO SERVICE ginn, Alie, and Slattery. when you are distributing TIRES . BATTERIES The Women’s club held its regu HATHAWAY'S ACCESSORIES lar meeting at the colleg;e, at which your patronage in the dif COMPLETE SERVICING the p resen t, Mrs, Galen Rowe, REASONABLE PRICES City Lace Cleaners ferent lines of business. 44tb a STUART GR. 9824 presided.'Mrs. Rowe reported there were a Mass and a breakfast ^in; 2625 EAST 3RD AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 planned for November at the colf. (^rtalDt soil PIII.W. Csrrfallr CItaned tad KctsnMd San. Sis. For Quality Bakery Goods lege. Sawlal Car. GIvsa Ttbl. Liana—BI.nkH. leond.rW WKlMBt Shrinkat. Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. F. WE < ^ U AND DELIVER Try Pastore reported 165 membership Draper's UphoKtery BILLY'S INN cards were sent to Denver JACK HAINES - CLAY DAVIS MISS ELLEN M. SEDBROOK, daughter of Mr. and WEISS BAKERY mothers. Mrs. George B. Sedbrook of Denver, becaime the bride o 926 West 6th Ave. G o o d F o o d s Miss Marlene McCabe and Miss Gilbert R. Davis of Van Nuys, Calif., Sept. 9 in St. Joseph’s church ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH 4024 Tennyson Su Meet Your Friend* Here Elaine Tolvo, who have the lead with the Very Rev, Harry Smith, C.SS.R., pastor, officiating at the Patronise These Friendly Firms 4>44th & Uwell Phone GL. 9733 ing parts in the Star Night pro double-ring ceremony. Furniture duction, Naughty Marietta, de The bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Hazel Repairing lighted the members with Stewart was maid of honor. Donald M. Sedbrook, brother of the STADIUiR CORN FED MEATS vocJ selections. They were accom bride, was best man. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Billie Sedbrook and POULTRY AND HSH North Denver Cleaners panied on the piano by Miss Jeanne Miss Eileen Dufficy, and the ushers were Max Sedbrook and Ed D. $. GRIMES' SON TEXACO SERVICE Johnson. Becker. Mr. and Mrs. Davis are making their home in California. Eveniaf •TrOUR NEW SERVICE T E N I K Y N O N ' ALTERATIONS Mrs. Tolvo, the hospitality chair Mrs. Davis is a ^aduate of St. Joseph’s high school, Denver, Calls FLORIST STATION IN NORTH DENVER” man, was assisted by Mmes. Bar and has been active in Young People’s club activities in Denver. Meat Market MACHINE BUTTON HOLES PhBB. GL, 471T ISIS W. Und Art. • Batteries • Tires bate and Carlen and, during the Mr. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ottmer Davis of Van Nuys, attended Bus. Phoa* MAiu 4507 * Accessories 4016 TenuToon CIr. 0443 3939 Tennyfon GL. 8812 social hour which followed, refresh' Mexico and Missouri schools before entering the navy where he Res. Phones RAc* 1926 Floteert for All Occasion* 1 ments were served. served two years.— (Photo by William J. Hofschulte) RAc* 4004 20TH dk FEDERAL GR. 9845 J Thuriday, Oelobtr 12,1950 Offict, 938 Bonneek SfrMf TH I DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER T«lep1ioii«, KEystena 4205 RAGE NINE 'I rTabernacle Society Has 1st Meeting Past^Presidents Honor Essay Contest Winner Frs. Leyden and Lemieux ! ' : Of Season in Rectory of Cathedral The Rev. Edward A. Leyden, cis de Sales’, Harry Padgett of archdiocesan superintendent o f Holy Rosary PTA, George F. ’ The first meeting; of the Taber- Tabernacle society besides several benbip chairman, reported 48 schools, and the, Rev, Dr. D. A. Smart of Annunciation PTA, and which she made and sent to for annual and 12 life membara dar Lemieux, pastor of St. Catherine’« James Stickel of St. James’. nacle society was held Oct. 6 in ------church, were the honored guests the Cathedral rectory, Denver. The eign missions. ing the year, and at the meeting Father Leyden gave an Inter there were aix annual and one at a potluck luncheon given by esting narration of his pilgrimage president, Miss Eva M. Walsh, wel Mrs. 4* E- Murchie made seven the Past Presidents’ social club coined the members and g;uests.. sets of vestments, two copes, one life memberthipt taken out. to Rome, Wednesday, Oct. 4, in the Catholic The special prize was awarded Annual reports were called for. humeral veil, three Benediction Miss Anne Binhingham, chair Charities annex, Denver. burses, and -did considerable re man of the old gold and silver col to Mrs. George F, Smart. Mrs. Harry T. Zook, chairman of New. members honored were Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey, ways the June tea held in the home of pair work. Mrs. S. W. McNamara lection, reported it an outstand made six albs, in addition to repair ing success. It far exceeded that Mmes, Herman Doyle of S t Fran- and means chairman, distributed Mrs. Ella Mullen Weckbaugh, was tickets for the annual card party most gratified with the results. work. Miss Anne Redmond made of the past year. eight altar cloths. Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, corre to be held Friday, Oct. 31, at Mrs. Zook also gave the treasurer’s Holy Ghost Parish 1:30 p.m., at the Public Service report. , Mrs. J. Leonard Swigert, chair sponding secretary, sent out 82 cards and letters. Miss. Lucy company. Mrs. A. E. Seep, Sr., stated that man of small linens, said her Flath, courtesy chairman, reported The following women offered Mrs. George Burt, Miss Ryan, and group had made several boxes of Ajtar Group Meets to donate gif to for the affair: pieces, and more linens will be on members who were ill or de Mrs. Murphy made eight cinc ceased, and requested that she be Mmes. Jerry Carpenelli, M. £. tures. Mrs. Seep made and con made. Cooke, W. C. Kimmins, Thomas Mill Barbara C. Bacb, mem- advised of the illness or death of The October meeting o f the tributed nine cinctures for the members. Miss Alice Greed re Altar and Rosary society of the J, Morrissey, Rose Pomponio, and quested announcements of the Church of the Holy Ghost, Denver, Win Shrodt The special cake will meetings in 29 parishes. Miss Ida was held Oct 9. The business be baked by Mrs. Anthony F. Zar^ Callahan gave a report of the meeting was preceded by a lunch lengo. Refreshments will be no- Denver deanery. eon. The Rosary is always recited n at^ m y Mmes. J. E. Chavez, Jr.; Mrs. F. A. Liverman of Loyola in tile chnrch at 2 p.m. before the M. E. Cooke, Herman C. Doyle, parish contributed miscellaneous business session. Thomas J. Morrissey, Angelo jU^usernents ♦ D i n i n g jewelry, and Mrs. Katherine Par Miss Margaret Murphy gave a Rossi, Albert Rotola, George F. ent of the Cathedral parish gave short talk on the Community Chest Smart, E. E. Stanley, and Joseph and asked for co-operation; Stecksel. Information concemin; a large gold watch to the gold and John Regan, chaplain of the ACCN, and Miss Con Monsignor John Mulroy, the the card party may be obtaine MISS VERON A. TRAVELUTE, who silver collection. Mrs. A. E. Seep stance Perrin, second prize winner. Miss Mary Ix>u gave two cinctures, and Mrs. J. B. spiritual director, who recently re from Mrs. James J. Morrissey, won first prize in the essay contest spon R e c r e a t i o n EA. 3401, or Mrs. M. E. Cooke, Daniels, third prize winner, is shown at the right. Plank gave a check for $10. turned from a pilgrimage to Eu sored by the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic GR. 4605. The prizes were awarded at the Communion break rope, told about his visit to Rome, Nurses, is shown above receiving the check from President Reports Mrs. M. E. Cooke, president, ap fast sponsored by the ACCN on Oct. 6.— (Photo by where, as president, be presented Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. At the left are Father Smyth) The president reported on the the Holy Father a spiritual bou pointed Mrs. Angelo Rossi to act boxes of vestments, linens, and al quet from the Catholic hospital as as chairman of the nominating + + , + + + • + ■ + + tar supplies of all kinds sent ,to sociation. Because of lack of time, committee, assisted by Mrs. Lito many of the missions and chapels, he left the description of other Gallegos, Mrs. J. P. Reddick, and and read the numerous acknowl parts of his journey to be related Mrs. Albert Rotola. The commit ACCM Sponsors Communion Breakfast edgments, including one from the at the next nibeting, Nov. 13. tee will confer with Father Ley Mother General of the Sisters of It was decided that the mem den and report at the next m et In conjunction with the annual A review of the activities of the Third award, of $10, was won by the Precious Blood, for the sup bers of the Altar and Rosary so ing. convention of the Colorado State ACCN revealed that 1,650 hours Miss Mary Lou Daniels of Glock- plies sent to S t Thomas’ seminary ciety would have an hour o f adora There will be no meeting in Nurses’ association, the ACCN of free nursing care had been given ner-Penrose hospital, Colorado for the sisters’ chapel; one from •fr.: ■ ...... P' tion every first Friday afternoon November. The next meeting will sponsored a Communion breakfast to the sick poor by the Mother of Springs. ;-5A the catechists of Colorado■ S; pi between 2:30 and 3:30. The Ro- be Wednesday, Dec. 6. in the Albany hotel Friday, Oct. 6. Perpetual Help guild and the In for the gifts for their chapel; and sary'and prayers for peace will be The nurses received Holy Commun fant of Prague guild. More than Make Sunday Dinner one from the Rev, Duane Theo recited. Fiends are invited to at ion in a Mass celebrated by the $1,000 and 3,500 articles of cloth bald for the articles sent him for tend. St. Joseph's Nurses Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R, Mul ing had been contributed to charity his new parish. The next card party will be held roy in Holy Ghost church. Among in the current year. The Arch a Vacation The Very Rev. Monsignor Ber in the hall Oct. 26, with the fol the dignitaries who addressed the bishop warmly commended the nard J. Cullen, Assistant Chancel lowing women as hostesses: Mmes. Moo Open House group of 150 nurses at the break nurses for their generous assist A real one, tjo ! A pleasant trip in the brisk lor, gave an account of his ^recent Thornsberry, Harrington, Yar fast were Archbishop Urban J. ance in alleviating the sufferings Thurt., Fri., Sat., trip to Europe in connection with Vehr of Denver, Gov. Walter John- air to Golden’s famed Holland House and borough, and Redie. Friends are of the helpless. Governor Johnson, Oct. 12, IS, 14 the Holy Year pilgrimage invited to come and enjoy an aft n Home Oct. 12 son, and Miss Marian Sheahan of who was accompanied by his wife, ROBERT WALKER JOAN LESLIE THEN one of the finest meals you have The place of the meeting in No ernoon of cards, beginning with a the national committee of the extended his greetings to the mem EDWARD ARNOLD American Nurses’ association. ever tasted. Service and atmosphere add vember will be announced later. luncheon at 1 p.m. (St. Joseph’s Hospital School of bers of the ACCN and compli “ THE SKIPPER SURPRISED Greetings were extended by Mrs. Nursing, Denver) mented them on their charitable HIS WIFE” to your enjoyment. Free parking always. Josephine Hayes, ACCN president activities. The student nurses of St. Toastmaster was Mrs. Hannah Father Rieckus to Speak Joseph’s hospital school of Johnson. At the conclusion of the break RANDOLPH SCOTT GLEN TORD fast, Archbishop Vehr awarded nursing invite their friends to EVELYN KEYES prizes to the student nurse winners an open house Thursday eve “ THE DESPERADOS” T H E HOLLAND HOUSE of the ACCN essay contest. The At Sodality Breakfast ning, Oct. 12, from 8 until 10 . GOIOIN COtOPAOO Alpha [fa Offers topic was “ The Catholic Spirit'in Continaoua Show Sat. 1 P.U. o’clock, in the Catherine Mullen Cartoon-Comedj Father Aloysius Reickus, S.J., of son, membership chairman, at the Nursing Profession.” First Regis college will be guest speaker SP. 2755. Memorial nurses’ home, Frank prize of $25 was awarded to Miss lin street at East 19th avenue. 'Dream Doll' to Aid W estern at the Communion breakfast of Saturday, Oct. 7, the sodality Veronica Travelute of St. Joseph’s the Denver Cathedral Sodality of sponsored a public recitation of The freshmen elected the fol hospital, Denver. Miss Constance Sun., Mon., Tu.t., Wed., Our Lady of the Immaculate Con the Rosary following the 7:45 lowing officers: President, Miss Music Children in Home Revrin of the same hospital re Oct. IS, U, IT, IS DANgNG ception Sunday, Oct. 16, in St. Mass to fulfill the request of Our Margaret Ann Kelleher; vicejj ceived the second prize of $15. Marearet O’Brien Dean Stoekwdl Paul’s reading room. The sodal- Lady of Fatima. « president, Miss Mary Catherine Herbert Marahall 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. — No Cover Charge ists will receive Communion in a Alpha Eta, of Epsilon Sigma Sodality members will lead the Chase; and secretary-treasurer, Queen of Heaven Group IpMlal Sequencat In Twhaledov Good Food — Cocktail Service body in the 9 o’clock Mass. Pews 15 decades of the Rosary beginning Miss Jean Vostrejs. All the girls Alpha, would like to help make To Meet Tuesday, Oct. 17 “THE SECRET GARDEN” will be reserved on the right-hand at 11 a.m. and at 7 p.m. every are from Denver. dreams come true for many o f the side of the center aisle, and Alice Saturday. girls at the State Home for De The monthly meeting of the DEN WOOD INN Nash, Eucharistic chairman, will pendent Children. Alpha Eta gives A Walt Dimer Faatura ia Taehnleoler 2598 S. Broadway SP. 9761 distribute the ribbons and medals. To Be Married Honor Society Slates parties throughout the year for Queen of Heaven Aid society will “ CINDERELLA” The intention o f the sodality for groups of the girls, and also par be held in the orphanage, 4825 ContlnnoM Show Snndar IStSt PJf. the month will be “ Parish Priests.” N o v . 4 Meeting at Heights ticipates in the big annual Epsilon Federal boulevard, Denver, on Cartoon - Newa Breakfast will follow immediately; Sigma Alpha Christmas party for Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 2 p.m. reservations are not required; and For Night of Oct. 17 all of the girls at the State Home all sodalists are urged to be pres for Dependent Children. To raise ent to hear Father Reickus. The The time and place of the next funds for these purposes, the committee is in charge of Carol girls of Alpha Eta have created Curry and Betty Gribble. Denver chapter meeting of Kappa Gamma Pi, national Catholic honor a wardrobe of approximately 25 The C H A L E T If K it c h e n On Wednesday, Oct. 18, the so and activities sorority, have been costumes for “ Diane, the dream dality will hold a business meeting changed. The g;roup will meet doll.” Diane is 17 inches tall, has Henry Graf, Prop. On Colorado Springs Hiway 85— Littleton, Cole. in St. Paul’s reading room at 8 Tuesday, O ct 17, at 8 p.m. in lovely blonde hair, and gorgeous You'll enjoy our delleioue food, our delightful p.m. Anyone interested in the ac Loretto Heights college, accord brown eyes. atmoephere. Service ie tope , . . price* right. Serving Dinners and Smorgasbord tivities of the organization is cor ing to the chapter president, Mrs. Following is a list o f dates and Daily 5 to 8 P. M. Sundays, 1 to 7 P. M. dially invited to attend, or call Vincent E. Smith. places where Diane will dis OPEN DAILY 1:11 AJL Charlene Pierson, membership played: Steve’s Appliance' Co., pioted Mondays - Reservations Are Not NecMsary - No Liquors Acting as hostess for the col SpMial Attaatln chairman, at SP. 2755 for informa lege will be Sister Frances de 3664 S. Broadway, Oct. 16-21; 815 Colorado Boulevard FR. 0432 t. BrMc. Putla. 1950 Season Closing Monday, Oct. 30 tion. Chantal, a professor of chemistry Gilley Furniture Co., 7515 Grand Sunday, Oct. 8, the Denver Ca and former teacher of several in View avenue, Arvada, Oct. 29- G u 8 S c h w a W 8 > thedral Sodality of Our Lady of the Denver Kappa groMp. Nov. 4; Dorothy Douglas, 2241 the Immaculate Conception opened On the a^nda for the meeting E. (iolfax, Nov. 6-14; McDonald’s its membership campaign. All will be the'initiation of the Great Florist, 512 E. Colfax, Nov. 15- women of the parish, married or Books study series. Led by a panel 25; and Lakewood market, Dec. 2, Chat frChew single, are eligible for member composed of Mmes. John J. Dunn, ship. Anyone wishing further in Patrick D. Cronon, and Vincent DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT BOGGIOS formation may call Charlene Pier Symphony Orchestra Smith, the members will compare FAMED FOR EXCELLENT FOOD AND the Declaration of Independence FRIENDLY SERVICE Cost Accountants to Talk with the Communist Manifesto. To Open Season Oct. 17 MMOuS ro t rm i in j o y im i w e s t s LUNCHEONS — DINNERS rooo s u v fo IN A A most icritSHiNo SODA FOUNTAIN — SANDWICHES — SALADS CIACIOUS MANNH COCKTAIl lOUNOI On Work Simplification The opening of the Denver Sym Peri-Rylander Wedding phony’s orchestra’s 1950-51 season FOOD TO TAKE OUT TRIMONT AT BROADWAY The third and final discussion Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. McCarthy announce the en will take place Tuesday night, Oct 6000 East Colfax Avenuo ire 9AOA forum on “ Work Simplification” To Be Event of Oct. 28 17, at 8:15 in the City auditorium. will be held under the sponsorship gagement of their daughter, It will be the sixth season the or Phone DE. 4434 of the National Assocation of Joanne, to Fredrick C. Ihrer, Jr., chestra has played under the baton Open lilt s AM. TUI SiSS A.M. Cost Accountants at the Van son o f Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. James Peri, Denver sales pro motion manager for Sears Roe. of Conductor Saul Caston, and this Schaak & Company auditorium, Direr, Sr. Joanne is a graduate year is expected to be the most sue Denver, Monday evening^ Oct 16, of St. Mary’s academy, class of buck and Co., and Miss Dorothy Rylander, assistant secretary of cessful in the history of the or at 8 o’dock. The discussion leader 1960. She is now associated with chestra. is Fred Carleton, CPA. the Mountain States Telephone Continentol Air Lines, will be mar HOTEL The program will open with Bee Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Lancheons and Dinners Co., in revenue accounting. Mr. ried O ct 28 in Blessed Sacrament Rich In AcHon ••• Adventurel Ihrer ia a graduate of Regis high church. Mr. Peri, the son of the late thoven's overture to “ Lenore No. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PAR'nES, 3,” followed by the “ Third Sym school, attended Regis college, and Prof, and Mrs. Biagio J. Peri of DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 phony,” by Johannes Brahms. A is now associated with tiie Sut Kansas City, is a graduate of Rock- suite from the ballet, "Appalachian And Color By. Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms ton Co. hurst college there. He is an hon Spring,” by Aaron Copland, will The couple wiU be married at orary director of the Denver open the second half of the pro 9 a.m. on Nov. 4, in Holy Family Chamber o f Commerce, vice presi Technicolor! dent of the Civitan club, and i gram. Closing the program will be church, with the uncle of the the sparkling and vivacious music, bridegroom, the ^ev. Louis £ member of the executive board of Meyer, S.J., officiating. the Denver area council of the Boy including the famous waltzes from Paramount presents Scouts. Miss Rylander is the Richard Strauss’ Miss McCarthy has chosen her Der Roeenkava- sister. Miss Donna Jean McCarthy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Her. Rylander of 1374 Elm street^ Den for maid of honor; Miss Joan MIIIAND-LAMARR-W-nilAN«a. ver. After a wedding trip in the Appearing in Person Dickman, Miss Rose Marie Direr, British W’est Indies the couple a lOHN FARROW nocecno. a sister of the brideg;room, and will make their home in Denver. At Rainbow Ballroom Produced by MEL EPSTEIN Miss Jo Ann Stephens for brides Directed by John Fanow DsaVtr's llastt maids. Miss Adrienne Kraft will be flower girl and Harold Bellm Regis Business Frof Screenplay by Jgnalhaa LiliaM t COLBURN HOTEL Jr., will be ring-bearer; both arc Story by Richifd Eoflish cousins of the bride. Mr. Ihrer /nCHHICOlOl LUXURIOUS ROOMS has chosen Thomas Reichert as Holds Officer Election Cocktail Lounge his best man, and ♦Thomas Early, New Coffee Shop Richard Hanifen, and Walter Delta Sigma, business and aC' counting fraternity at Regis col Now 18th at 10th Avenue at Grant Pesci as ushers. Miss Shirley Weinman will be vocalist and Miss lege, Denver, held its first meet MAiu 6291 ing of the year last week and Showing! DENHAM C alif...... ; n. B. CKHISEt Maasgse Gloria Rossi, organist. (Barnard photo) elected John Amato of Denver, s senior, as president. Other officers chosen were Eu- ene Costello, vice president; BiU OPENINU TONIGHT!!! liller, secretary; Rufus Berver, Treat Yourself to An Evening Out treasurer; James Burch, student council representative; and Leo Dine and Wine at the Kirker, student council alternate. Delta Blgnia is the oldest stu dent organization on tiie Regii campns and plays a leading role in both social and extracurricular BLUE BONNET CAFE academic activities. Henry Busse, director of & COCKTAIL LOUNGE Cathedral High Grad one of America's most versa 457 South Broodwoy tile name bands, will open a four- Is Honored at College day engagement at the Rainbow Now owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Ray, formerly of the original RAY’S CAFE ballroom, Denver, with a top band on California Street Miss Betty Cotter, daughter of of 16 people Oct. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Cotter, Cincinnati, which started many W« will bu very happy fo cee all our old friendi in our new location . . . and 1350 Clayton, Denver, has been of the nation’s bands and cata elected chairman of the vacation pulted them to stardom, was the will tineerely endeavor to make lots of new onei school unit of the Confraternity of city that shot. Busse to fame. He Christian Doctrine at the S t Mary became famous with his record college, Xavier, Kans. ings of “ When Day Is Done” and Six'Course DINNERS from 95c and up Miss Cotter, sophomore, is a the famous “ Hot Lips.” graduate of Cathedral high school Busse ■will bring two of the PLAYING— Thurt., Fri., Sat., and Sun., Oct. 12 thru 15 Bring your friends, and parties up to 100 or more, to our Beautiful Cocktail where she was editor of the year finest singers of the day, beauti Admission $1.00 plus tax Lounge. We are sure you will enjoy every moment of it book. At S t Mary, Miss Cotter Is ful Betty Taylor for toe sweet active in the Dramarian club and ballads, and l^ il Gray, a promis Don't forget the address for Fino Food is 457 Soufh Broodwoy Women’s Athletic association. She ing find, for the male vocals. The is a member of the Leaven staff, Henry Busse Shuffle-Aires, a AMPLE PARKING SPACE FOR LARGE PARTY RESERVATIONS CALL SPruco 9710 ^nd wrote the prize-winning play show in themselves, will supply a ^ the Kansas (Community Library treat to all with their arrange Young Writers’ contest for 1960. ments and rhythm. FAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thuredoy, October T2, 1950 In St. Paul's Chapel Friday/Och 13 ' Lady of Grace Group Plans Meeting Oct. 13 SIGNS OF STRAIN , Sf. Cajetan's (Our Lady of Grace Pari*h, Wilson, 4685 Williams street, Fri Denvar) day, O ct 13. Mrs. Clarence "Wood If ona doat not focni wall or it alraininf hii aya«, Iia may Installation of Officers Scheduled The monthly meeting of Our blink, hava a radnaia of tha aya mambranaa, and irritation of Lady of Grace parish group will is cohostess. All parishioners are PIA Organizes urged to attend. tha,Iid« cauiiny haadaebas and fraquent ityai. Only tba ramoval be held in the home of Mrs. Frank of tha aya itrain’a cauia and eorracting arary arror of rafrae* At Githedral Altar Group^Meeting tion will gire ralief. New Committee (Catbedral Pariah, Denrar) the 1950-51 term are Mrs,. How covetta, who was elected treasurer CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY HOW! Installation of new officers will ard W. Bell, president; Miss Bar last May, has resigned and will be (St. Cajetan’* Pari*h, Deovar) GRUEN . . . ELGIN SWIGERT BROS. be the highlight of the first fall bara C. Bach, first vice president; succeeded by Mrs. Emmet Dwyer. A group of young parents met meeting of the Cathedral Altar Mrs. James M. Knight, second vice Following the business meeting, on O ct 9 in the home of Mrs. An • BULOVA WATCHES 1550 Catifomia O p t o m e t r i s t S KEyttont 7651 and Rosary society Friday, O ct president; Mrs. W. W. Allen, re Mrs. Mary Schneider will present thony Castillo to form the ways TOR EVERYONE and means committee of the PTA. Better Vision Good Service f3, at 2 p.m. in St. Paul’s chapel. cording secretary (re-elected); a talk about her recent pilgrimage • Diamond Rings Octavia De Leon is chairman. The Rev, Albert Puhl will officiate. and Mrs. W. C. Bruenig, corre to Mexico. A social hour will fol • Wedding Rings for Every Age Right Prices Officers who will preside during sponding secretary. Mrs. Dan Ya- low. All women of the parish are An accelerated program of socials invited to attend. and benefits will result'from this • Beautiful Stone Rings GLASSES INDFVIDUALLT STYLED Noveno Ends Oct. 16 expanded committee. A subsequent • The Ronson Lighters meeting will be held on Monday, The solemn novena to Our Lady • Men’s Jewelry Oct. 16, at 7:30 p.m. at Lawrence Westside Parish PTA of the Miraculous Medal which is piiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniliiiiiiiuiiMiiiiiyininiiiiiiiM Center to discuss plans * for a • 1847 Roger’s Silverware being conducted in the Cathedral forthcoming benefit dance. Be • 1001 Other by the Rev. Vincent Walsh, C.M., /Doajumxmd sides the chairman the committee DeUghtful Gifts ♦ I THEODORE Hears Chest Drive Talk will close with special devotions includes Mrs. 0. De Leon, and Monday, Oct 16. The novena serv Messrs, and Mmes. Anthony Cas A . EICH (St. Josepli’i Redemptorist The membership drive will be ices are held twice daily, at 6:30 tillo, Willie Garcia, Gus Garcia, See VINi. Your Jeweler p.m. and again at 7:45 p.m. Pa ETHEL C. STUART, 27, 8S22 Gilpin Parish, Denver) held the week of Oct. 23, with Mrs. F. De Leon, Joe Vigil, Frank Lu 1552 LAWRENCE MA. 8862 rishioners in inspiring numbers IHACKETHAL itre«t Daughter ot Mr. and Mra. Roy R. Turner in charge of the high cero, John De Leon, and Angelo _ Stuart; and atiter of Jamei Stuart, St, Joseph’s PTA met Tuesday, are availing thhmselves of the Lopez. Richfield, Wash.; Ernest Stuart. Granby; Oct 10. James McNeive, director school, and Mrs. G.' Kaiser, the grade school special opportunities to receive Mrs. Mary Crespin, PTA health I MORTUARY Mary Alice Msgnie, Dacono; and Kath of the Vail Community center, graces and blessings in this no- leen Eastman, Denver, Reqniem High Other committee chairmen are chairman, has been designated to Mats was celebrated In Annunciation spoke about the Community Chest vena. Relif^ioas Articles s William O’Brien, Aaaoeiata as follows: Health. Mrs. Robert work in the school area in the com church Oct. 7. Interment Mt. Olivet. drive and asked for volunteer Work has been completed on ing x-ray drive, Nov. 14-16. A O Statue* O Ro*arie* O Medal* O Book* s Boulevard mortuary. workers. The other guest speaker, Betthauser; hospitality, Mrs. Jack J 1449-51 Kalamath St. GOTTLIEB HABERKORN, 71, of 8860 the new ramp at the east side- mobile unit will be stationed on * Crucifiza* 8 Prayer Book* O Pendant* O Picture* Mr. Van Horan, gave an interest Gibbons; ways and means, Mrs. entrance of the Cathedral. This Humboldt, Husband of Barbara Haber- Jack Ward; first Friday break school property and all PTA room 8 Plgque* = Phone MAin 4006 kom; and father of John Haberkom of ing talk on the Crusade for Free ramp, which replaces the steps, mothers are to assist this drive. Denver, Gottlieb Haberkorn of Brighton, dom. fast, Mrs. Marcus Ertle; sick com Peter and Joe Haberkorn of Derby, Bar has been built for the convenience Assisting Mrs. Crespin are Mmes. Complete Line of Rellqlous Articles for Church and Home Through the courtesy of the mittee, Mrs. George Kellogg; of those who find it difficult to bara Lell of Ft. Lupton, Opal Beren of league representative, Mrs. Roy Joe Vig;il, Eugene Chavez, and Adams City, and Katherine Case of election commission a voting ma climb stairs, or who might be able Lucretia 'Vigil, PTA chairman. Brighton. Alto surviving are 17 grand chine was demonstrated by Mrs. Griffith; safety, Mrs. James children. Requiem High Mats was cele to attend Mass in a wheel chair. James McNieve of Little Flower J. Quinn. Quinn; and publicity, Mrs. Ed The Cathedral al*o afford* a HARTFORD-AICORN brated in Annunciation church O ct 9. McCloskey. and Vail centers was the g^uest A. I*. Was*in‘i* Interment M t Olivet. Olinger mortuary apecial eonveniened for the hard- speaker at the PTA meeting Oct. ANNA LOU MULLINS, 23, of 1415 The room representatives are: of-hearing. Hearing aid*, which 10. He spoke on the Communitv MORTGARV Syracuse. Wife of John A, Mullins, and First grade, Mrs. Charles Romero; n i n u I I G o o n s Family Group Insurance mother of John A.. Jr, Requiem Matt can be plugged* into tha loud- Chest drive, and generously of was celebrated in S t Joseph’s church second grade, Mrs. Harry Leisen- New ConfessionalV epeaker *y*tem, are available on fered to sponsor a prize for the RA. 0325 Salidt, Oct. 9. Interment Salida. Day ring; third m d e , Mrs. A. DeHer- requeat. Uaher* will procure schoolroom that brings in the high 606 14th St. Between California & Welton TA. 8331 mortuary. rera; fourth grade, Mrs. Lee Alameda at Logan HAZEL O’BRIEN, 44. of 1242 Marlon them for thoee intereated. est score in the current member street Wife of William O’Brien; mother Groom; fifth grade, Mrs. Raymond Free nursery service for 'Aabies ship drive. of Helen Lockheed and Patricia and Is Installed in Gasser; sixth grade, Mrs. Stephen and pre-school children is pro [others of the seventh graders Veronica O’Brien; daughter of Mrs. Buss; seventh ^rade, Mrs. Joe Hulda Scott; and sister of Edward S. vided at the 11:30 o’clock Mass will serve at the first of a series UfonumeDt s Ikelman. Requiem High Hast was cele Marchese; and eighth grade, Mrs. each Sunday by the young women of monthly school lunches Thurs rOR THE IN SERVICE Wa hava aractad many baanti- brated in the Cathedral Oct. 9. Interment Harold Harrison. of the sodality. Parents are en day, Oct. 12. Sister Ananda will be M t Olivet Hackethal mortuary. Suburban Church ful monuments in Mt, Olivat ELIZABETH D. BLACK, 68, of I486 (St«. Peter and Paul’s Pariih, High school room representa couraged to make use of this in charge. AT THE Cemetery. Harlan. Wife of Letter Black; mother Wheatridge) tives are: 9-1, Mrs. Mary Eddy; service so that they can “ pray the Full co-operation ii a*kod by of Evan Marie Jett of Houston, Tex.; The/Confessional has been 9-2, Mrs. John Foutch; 9-8, Mrs. Mass— in peace.” Beginning Sun the game* committee in it* ef A. T. THOMSON and sister of Marie Schwallier, Sterling; Albert Larche; 10-1, Mrs. Emmett fort to put aero** the new pro John De Posset Blast S t Louis, III.; installed in the church and day, Oct. 15, Sunday school classes Denver Garage 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 Anna Chennelly, St Louis, Mo.; and Sullivan; 10-2, Mrs. Fred Kom- for children attending the public gram. Special prize* are be Catherine Cronkey, Denver. Also surviv. Father Robert McMahon has loske; 10-3, Mrs. Lawrence Mauff; elementary schools will be con ing given every week, and re- CONVENIENTLY LOCATED' Ing it one grandchild. Requiem High Mrs. George Legler, 11; Mrs. Don frc*hment* are offered. All pro Matt was celebrated in S t Bernadette’s announced that Confessions ducted each Sunday after the 8 church Oct 7. Interment M t Olivet will now be heard on Satur Valdez, IIC ; and Mrs. Alfonso o’clock Mass. ceed* go to defray the co*t of 1437 CALIFORNIA CHerry 1601 NICANORA DURAN, 64, of 2642 V f Cavarra, 12. the new rectory. Member* of the days, in the afternoons from 3:30 PTA Staffs X-Ray Unit JERRY BREEN Colfax avenue. Mother o t Abe Cordova, committee are Ben Benavide*, . . . SAVE TIME . . . USE OUR INDOOR to 4:30 and in the evenings from The seventh and 11th grade Mrs, Joe Martinet, Mrs. Robert SedlUot, Cathedral PTA mothers, under chairman; and Felix Gallego*, SHOPPER’S PARKING . . . 12 MIN. TO 12 HRS. Mrs. Gregory De La Rosa, and Nellie, 7:30 to 8:30. Father McMahon will room mothers were hostesses for the direction of Mrs. Phillip Pie- Florist Pablo, Bernard, Alvin, and Zeke Duran; the evening. Eugene Da Leon, and J. F. Val- JIM BUTLER (St. Jo*opk’* Pari*k) ROY BUTLER and sister of Zeke, Ben, and Lee Vigil. continue to hear Confessions on trowski, health chairman, are 1004 ISth St. Alumni of St. Joseph’s are in daz. Alto surviving are 28 grandchildren and Sundays up to five minutes before staffing the mobile x-ray unit of Isaac Valdez of the Valdez four great-grandchildren. Requiem Mats the 7 and 9 o’clock Masses for the vited to make plans to attend the the Denver Tuberculosis society, MAin 2279 was celebrated in St. Cajetan’s church annual homecoming in the Albany Furniture store is seeking to re O ct 10. Interment M t Olivet Trevino convenience of the few who will which currently is operating in hotel Sunday, Oct. 22. Details will organize the Junior Holy Name so mortuary. be unable to make It on Satur- front o f the Hyde pharmacy, E. ciety of St. Cajetan’s parish. All CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING CRUCITA GREENING, 62, of 1004 S. dap. appear later. avenue and Humboldt street Pearl. Mother of Pete and Alfred Green parents interested in enrolling Call a ing, Mrs. Glen Bartch, Mrs. Joseph Linen Shower ^ The Rev. Evan Gautreau, C.SS.R., Those who assisted Oct 9 and 10 their sons may contact Mr. Valdez Leahy, and Mrs. Roger Billings; and left Denver last Saturday to con are Mmes. William Byers, Joseph or the rectory. Classified Ads sister of Tony Lente. Six grandchildren For Rectory Planned duct Forty Hours’ devotion in Capra, J er^ Carpinella, Robert alto tnrvive. The deceased was a mem This Sunday, Oct. 15, will be Gruber, Joseph Lederhos, and An ^ It will pay you t<% read ALL of tha following advertUeniaut*. ZONE CAB ber of the Third Order of S t Francis. Ogallala, Neb. From Oct 13 to 22 Requiem Mast it being celebrated in St. Communion Sunday for the Altar thony Verracchia. The Cathedral MAin 7171 Elisabeth’s church at 9 o’clock Oct 12. and Rosary society. The women Father Gautreau will conduct a group will be in charge of opera- Parishioners Sign Preaipt, CeartMU Strrlea Interment M t Olivet Trevino mortuary. will receive in a body in the 7 aions two days next week also. DRESSMAKING FEMALE HELP WANTED CHEAPER RATES JUAN PEREZ, 82, of 1898 W, Colfax special novena in the Church of avenue. Husband of Accncion Peres; o’clock Mass. On Wednesdi^, Oct. The names of all PTA room X-WAT RADIO the Blessed Sacrament Denver. A Dreumakliut-nniodelinc, in rour bom* or MIddlegirod w om ^ hou*g)c Strtef f M t T W ILV E Offict, THE DENVIR CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttlaphenci Klyifonc 4205 Thursday, Oetobar 12, 1950 Classes Held Each Wednesday Father Molloy Priest-Professor at Opportunity School Annunciation Altar Group 33 Are Converted Will Entertain i v Sets Luncheon for Oct. 19 (Annunslatlon FaHsli, Denver) began Oct. 2 and will continue The Altar and Rosary society for the month of October every At St. Louis' in '50 will hold it! regular meeting and Monday at 1 p.m. in Hague half. Club at Lourdes covered-dish luncheon in Hagus Last week's awards went to Mrs. > - M (St. Louit’ Parikb, En|lawood) hall Thuriday, Oot, 19, at 1 o’clock. Agnes Toohey, Mrs, D. J. Kelleher, (Oar Lady of Lourdat Parish, Luncheon hostesees are Mmes. Mrs. Mullin, and Mrs. Leo French. Father John Aylward will conduct the new course of Denvar) Instructions for adults interested in the Church beginning Ryan, Dougherty, Genty, and The Rocks of Lourdes club men Prine. Christmas cards and wrap Eyes Ezamined will mast next TuMday in the iJiis coining Wednesday evening, Oct. 18. The Instructions pings are on sale at the rectory Glattet Prescribed school hall at 8 p.m. Tha head of are given in the rectory at 8 o’clock every Wednesday. Per and at the church door after the Roatonablo Prices sons received into the Church this year number 38. the Denver Police department. Mfissei on Sundayi. Chief Herbert Forsyth, will be the Infants baptizsd on Oot. 8 guest speaker for the men’s meet A report on thii week’s pinochle Dn M. L. Perito were Judith Maureen, daughter of Food Shower Slated ing. For entertainment. Father tournament ihowi the following Opiometriti Mr, and Mre. James D. Rapp, with 320 Symes Bldg. Robert Emmet. Lea and Carol Ann william Molloy from' Mt. Bli*a- ''' ' won at cards! Mrs. Ollie Dough beth's retreat will perform his For Holy Rosory Nuns Lawson as sponsors: Aylward Jo‘ s ' , first prize; and Mrs. Mary TAbor 2632 seph, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Har magic tricks lor the men. This Carr, second. Awards went to Mrs. will be Father Molloy’s t^ird visit (Holy Roiary Paritb, DotiTtr) rail, with George Haskell and Alice Genty and Mrs. Frank Pan- Game Haekell as sponsors: George to the parish. koskl. c The Holy Rosary PTA will spon A chime bell and automatic Montoa Tripler, son of Mr, and A girl was born Oct, 9 in St, Q it a BETTER Return sor a food and money ahowor for Georgs Monroe Tripler, with Shel tower player has been ordered for the outdoor Shrino of Our Joseph's hospital to Mr. and Mrs. the sisters on Sunday afternoon. don Eldridge and Evelyn Eldridge Walter C. Maguire, 3721 Race ■Y INVItTlNA W H III YOUR as sponsors; and Paul Allen, Lady of Lourdas by tha Reek, DOLLARS WORK THE HARDEST Oct, 15, at 2:80. A program will of Lourdai alnb man. Tha hall street. be given and refreshments will be son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prit THE REV. B. J. PAOLAZZI is shown l Denver. The well-known priest-musician teaches his St. Catherine’s club will meet in Ingulrita Intitod chard, with Kenneth Rapp and and rteerd playar will ba in- served. The parishionora are in stallad in tha near futura. the home of Mrs. Ted Johnson, Shirley Rapp as sponsors, fthnvp ponHiictimr hk class in the TfoliAn r'®*® vited to attend. The Altar and Rosary society of a o o v e co n a u e n n g m s ciaas m m e Italian ,econd year on the staff at the school. Ha is sta- 3638 Race street, on Tuesday, Oet. The Parent-Teachers’ associa Sunday, Oct. 15, will be fam Our Lady of Lourdes ^^11 hold the language at the Emily Griffiths Opportunity schbol, | tioned at St. Catherine’s parish. 17, at 12:^1) o’clock. WE tion will meet in the school hall ily Communion day. PTA par card party in the parish hall on The Young Ladies’ sodality will at 8 o’clock Thursday evening, ents end their children ere per- Thursday, Oct 19, at 1 p.m. All receive Holy Communion Sunday in Oct, 19. tieularly invited te receive Com members of the parish and their the 0:30 Mass. munion In the Mass which thoy friends are invited. ■ Fall Card Party Scheduled Guild Will Meet Rosary servlcee for world peace find most convenient. The members of the Rocks club Favor Received The Alter society wishes to are being held every Wednesday, who are interested in dramatics Friday, and Sunday evenings at i a s A Register reader wishes to thank the parishioners for their will hold a special meeting at the acnowlcdge a very special favor At St. Catherine's Oct. 19 7:30 0 clock in tho month of Oc enerouB support of last Sunday's hall Friday, Oct 18, at 8 o’clock. ' In Presentation tober. received through the intercession ake sale, The society will have George McClelland will organize A Father Donald McMahon’s re- of the Blessed Mother, 3t. Jude, Catholic Christmas cards on sale the men into groups according to (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) Mmes. Paul Bishop, Daniel Boy' REPUBLIC LOIR CO. and several other saints by the every Sunday, Final arrangements are being den, Poster Bruno, Paul Bruno, ^l|io«s instruction classes are the type of entertainment planned. beirtf resumed on the subject, ItSI lltst SI. Ial•bltlhet Ittf daily recitation of the Rosary. Members of the Altar society The men of the Rocks will put on completed for St. Catherine’s Altar Robert Cuthbertson, P. J. Doherty, Parish Oct. 17 ‘The Mast,” every Monday ava- "Thi funds of this company aft losnM made the new Communion cloth, a floor show for each parish party. and Rosary society’s annual fall James Foley, Sarah Portarel, Wil OptometrUt (Preientatldn Perith, Denver) ning at 7:30 In the hell. on Improved rati catsta“ which was added to the other im The monthly parties sponsored by card party, which will be held liam Foster, Walter Gamel, Thomas and Optician provements in the sanctuary. Gleason, Leslie Johnson, Valens The Presentation guild will A series of card games sponsored Paid-In Capital and Snrplea the Roeka are held oh the first and Thursday, Oct 19, beginning with Ovar t2SS.000.S0 Catholic students attending the third Fridays of eaoh month. a dessert-luncheon at 1 p.m. At Jones, F. Martelli. John Mc meet Tuesday, Oct. 17, after Ro by the Altar and Rosary society Helen Walsh local public high school met in the The first Friday of the month tractive gifts and the famous Ginn, Gajen Rowe, Charles Saave sary devotions. A hobby show will AaiOeiat* recreation center Oct. 10 prior to will be dance night, and the third, lacino cake will be on display. dra, William Scavo, Richard Web be held at this time and anyone W. R. JOSEPH attending the Junior Newman a card party. At last Friday night’s Those who have volunteered to er, and F. Williams. having a hobby to display is asked EYES EXAMINED club meeting in St. Francis de dance Harold McCurdy, Charles help the ways and means commit Mrs. Joseph E. Dulmainc will be to cbU Mrs. Richard Newcomb as Phont TAksr IB8S Sales’ high school. tee. Mrs. M. E. Cooke, chairman; soon as possible. Refreshments will IlS-tll Mijtetle BMt. Kurts, and John Knopt from the in char|(e of the bake eale end will Members of the Marian sorority Rocks club entertained the patrons and Mrs. Joseph K olb. and Mrs. be assisted by Mmes. Ardell be served. mat Oct. 9 in the home of Miss at the dance. Ray Slattery, cochatrmen, ar^ Amolsch, Frank La Bate, Francis Our Lady of Fatima circle will Dr. D. C. fVerthman Helen Poole, 3396 8. Sherman Brbhm, John Feely, A. Lilly, Jo meet in the home of Mrs. Forest street. Miss Charlene Qeeck, pre^ seph Hamilton, J. Negri, Louis Ste Rushlo on Tuesday, Oct. 17, at LL D^|IING OCTOBER, join our and Asfociate feet, presented, in the name of All Parishioners Invited phens, J. J. Sullivan, and Francis 12:30 o’clock. D entists the sorority, a religious picture of Welsh. Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration! For. a the Holy Family to Miss Mary At the PTA meeting held Oet. PLATES Casserole dishes and homemade 11, a trenteription wet made Jane Wathem, who will be mar bakery goods are being solicited full year, we have searched to find truly 600 15th Street 1206 16th Street ried this Saturday, Oct. 14, in St Gala Parish Party and rebroailcatt on tha Whera’t and will be received in the school Mo^^n program on ttetlon KEystone 8721 TAbor 6761 Louis' church at 9 a.m. auditorium after 11:30 a.m. the outstanding: values in home furnishings Father Edward Lsydon ad day of tho party. dressed the meeting of the PTA The Needlework club will meet worthy of our most memorable event. It’s Oct 10. He talked on national Set at St. John's PTA Serves Breokfost Thursday, Oct. 19, at 10:30 a.m. BURNS - RIPS legislation pertaining to the The PTA Served 291 children in the home of Mrs. £. Sedlmaycr. our way of saying “THANK YOU” to schooll and tne opportunity Catho breakfast on the first Friday, Mrs. The Altar and Rosary society will OR TSARS lics have to explain the parochial (6t. John’s Parish, Denter) Henry Lewis was in charge and meet the same day and place at our old friends. And it’s our way of Eliminated by school system and its place in the All details are In readiness for the gala parish party to. was assisted by Mmes. Robsrt Am 1:30 p.m. French or Inweaving community. be held Saturday evening. Oct. .14, in St. John's school audi man, Horace Andersen, Domenio Rosafy davotions and Benedic acquainting new friends with American l i Boor S.rrte.—ftMunsbIf PrlcM Colbert Cushing made an appeal Figliollno, James A. Foley, Art tion are held every evening at in behalf of the coming Commu torium for all members of the parish. A five-piece orchestra Gaglie, Fred Geier, Angelo Qifar 7 :30 in th« parish chapel. V policies and services: HOSIERY MENDING nity Chest campaign and told has been engaged to play for dancing in the hall and cards do, LiS Hillen, Frank Huber, Wil The sisters of the school extend how Englewood beneflta from the will be played in upstairs classrooms Ham Lilev, Domenic Lombardi, their thanks to all who contributed Chest. The Altar and Rosary society,' John Lombardi, Ralph Long, Glen to their 4nlMellaneou8 shower. The The mamberihip drive f o r the Parent-Teachers’ association, Chest drive under Mrs. John 0. Swanson, Frank Szynskie, George shower was sponsored by the PTA 1. MAKE YOUR OWN CREDIT TERMS: U)iL& jteAn PTA It being tpontored et the Rae, major, and Mrs. Lito Galle Tawson, and Raymond Wehrle. Inw eaving Co. and the Men’s club of the parish Under the chairmanship of Mrs. Pay only 10% down on furniture and floor present time. All perentt euil are arranging exhibits of the con gos, co-major, was held in the William Buchholz. Phone KE. 440f Pack Mothers friends are invited to join. tributions made to the parish and home of Mrs. Gallegos Oct 9. The PTA WMS and means chair coverings . . . 15 down on appliancee and take 304 MeClintock Bldf. A report on safety conditions in the school by their organizations. Present were Mmes. John Mur- To Meet Oct. 18 men, Mmes. Paul Gorman, Bud 1564 Calif. the vicinity of the school was taugh, M. L. McCarthy, L. W. Ros up to 18 months to pay. On purchase under Feature of the evening will The Mothers’ auxiliary of pack Crankey, Paul Dougherty, and made by the Denver parochial he the pretentatlott of two large ter, C.D, MePhee, Louis Dick, Sam William Johnson, wish to thank safety chairman. Grimes, P. Reitmann, and Paul 155 will meet Wednesday, Oct. 18, 97.00, no down payment is necessary. CBsh gifts, 1300 and $300. Cap at 1_ o’clock in the cafeteria. Mrs, the members for the baked goods Plans were made at the meeting tains are asked to see that the Streinn. contributed for the bake sale, and for a "on« affair” fund-raisin; Benjamin Krieger, chairman of the names of all on their llsti are all the members of the parish 2. YOU CAN DEPEND UPON 6 r EATER TJtcdiAan. project to support the PTA an KIRAY Club Plont Picnic North district, will be a guest. eligible for these gifts by Thurs whoTielped to make it successful. recreational activities in the The KiRAY teen-age club for The parents of Cub pack 158 VALUE! Picture Frame Shop day evening. Catholic high school students of Richard Kerstiens end his cous school. All other activjties of the All parishioners are invited to will have a “get-acquainted” din \713 Grant St. MAin 4438/ PTA of a fund-raising nature the parish will hold a picnic this ner Tuesday, Oct. 24, in the in, Maurice Kerstiens, are both this parish get-together to meet Sunday evening, Oct 16, instead recuperating after their recent ap 3. CHOOSE FROM VAST SELECTIONS! I* Fine Prints will be eliminated for the year. It their fellow pari^ioners and to Knights of Columbus hall at 7 p.m. is believed that this will lighten the of holding its regular meeting Sat pendectomies. Custom Froming join in the party. Arrangements urday evening. Busses will leave InttruetloB classes In Chris burden of the teachers and par tian doctrine for public school Mrs. Clarence Carson is now Velvet and French Motel for tha party are being made from St. John’s school at 6 o’clock home after suffering a broken leg 4. GET THE ASSURANCE OF FAMOUS ents. The date for this big party under the direction of William high and junior high studants will be Nov. 11. A spaghetti din and return at 9:30. The cost will in an automobile accident. Oval Frames Cassell, Men’s club president Re of St. Catherine’s parish are BRANDS! ner will be served in the o^eteria be 75 cents a person. Fr, and Mrs. Adolph MeiS cele Metol Photo Frames freshments will be available A beautiful tabernacle vel^ for being eendtteted in Holy Family of the new school. Following the school every Monday evening at brated their 25th wedding anni Alwan PtutT *f throughout the evening in the use at Benediction of the Blessed dinner there will be games and 7:30. Anyone in need of versary, with their 12 children and 5. ENJOY FRIENDLY, INTELLIGENT P.rklnf 8pie* booths in the new building and in cafeteria. Sacrament has been made and do several relatives from Kansas nated to the church by Mrs. Em transportation may secure a ride SERVICE! the recreation center. Poster Parade by being at St. Catberine’s rec present. Pupils of S t John’s school are mett Cloughesy. E- G. Gibson underwent surgery tory by 7:15 p.m. making posters showing the func 6. SAVE ON FREE DELIVERY ANY tions and activities of the three in S t Joseph’s hospital Monday. A convert. Rose Marie Hilde- St. Luke's Narrative arish organisations, and the Cub Mrs. William Burhenn is ill in the brandt, was received Into ,the WHERE! coute, Girl Scouts, and the 4-H same hospital. Church this past week. With Mrs. Baptized recently were the fol Marion Hildebrindt is her spon Paints Word Pictures elub^ under the direction of Sis sor. ter Lueina, principal, and Sister lowing infants: Jerry Lee, son of (L«t!a Diocesan Ordo) 7. - COME FOR IDEAS AND INSPIRATION! Jane Mary, art teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Arundel, with Infants ba^iied in thi p u t two Church calendar, Oct. 15-21, # Several posters .will be selected Mr. and Mrs. Florian Rosenthal as weeks were Terry James, son of 1950: Oct. 15, 20th Sunday after sponsors; Suzanne, daughter of 8. TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE! from each grade for final jud|dng Mr. and Mrs. William Hildebrandt, Pentecost. Oct. 16, Monday, St. Mr, and Mrs. Milton Parker, with by Mrs. Jean Morgan of the Den with Raymond Hildebrandt ana Hedwig, 13th-century Queen of Torrance Parker and Ann Walker ver Poet Woman’s page staff, and Jean Nothnagel as sponsors: Mary Poland, who, with her husband, did as sponsors; Marianne, daughter 9. CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION! Paul Conrad, Denver Poef cartoon Lee, daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. much to foster the growth of re of Mr. and Mrs. Jack BeCk, with ist. Gordon Hampton, with Mr. and ligious foundations in the land. Robert and Katherine Allen as The winning posters will be Mrs. Leroy Pence as sponsors; and Oct., 17, Tuesday, St. Margaret 10. ORDER BY TELEPHONE OR MAIL! awarded ribbons and cash prizes sponsors; and Patriejar^ suzanne Debrah Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Robert, children o f Mr. and Mary Alacoque, French Visitation Buckley Bros. Motors, Ine. and displayed at St John's parish and Mrs. Edmund Borg, with Joi nun to whom the Lord appeared party and dance Saturday evening, Mrs. Clarence Hurt with WillUm Ruieio and Patricia Borg as ipon and Mary Martin as sponsors. in 1675 for the purpose of having STIJDEBAKER Sales A Service Oct 14. sors. her spread devotion to His Sacred AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS & TRUCKS The committee in charge of the. Heart. Oct. 18, Wednesday, St. - EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK — QUALITY PAINTIM poster parade consists of Mmes. Luke, secondary author of the STEAJl CLEANING — WASHING — LUBRICATION 8E1VI01 Robert Sonnen, Ralph Dines, Mother of God Parish Unit third Gospel and the Acts of the 660 S. Broadway — New Location — RA. 2826 Frank Freeman, T. K. Earley, Apostles; though he was a physi Jean Jaoobuoci, and James De cian, a late tradition called St. laney. Planning Party for Oct. 13 Luke a painter because of the BE "FOXY Altar Society to Meet (Mother of God Parish, Denver) picturesque nature of his narra may be made with Mrs. Ralph tive. Oct. 19, Thursday, St. Peter SEE OUR... St John’s Altar and Rosary so The Altar and Rosary society Burg at SP. 6369. ciety will meet w the home of of Alcantara, 16th-century Fran A will sponsor a card party Friday The society Is meeting Thursday ciscan, whose austere penances re FURN CAPITAL Mrs, John P. AkoTt, 8380 E. Sev evening, Oct. 13, at 8 o’clock in 14TH S enth avenue, on Friday, Oct 20. the church basement. Reservations afternoon at 1:30 in the church for duced him to a condition, accord Mrs. Akolt, auisted by members recitation of the Rosaty followed ing to St. Teresa, in which he BUYS of the Infant of Prague cirole, will by a business meeting in the base looked as if “ he had been' made of serve a dessert • lunoheOn at 1 ment. All Women of tte parish are the roots of trees.” Oct. 20, Fri DENVER’S BEST o’clock, and Mrs, T. K. Earley will Invited. Mre. James Mooney will day, St. John Cantius (1396- Health Campaign play several violin selections, and 1473). First a professor of Scrip preside at the busineu meeting. refreshments will be Served. The Rev, William B. Faherty, S.J., ture and then assigned to the care USED CARS VIC HEBERT INC. of Regis college will be the guest AH children attending a pub of souls, he went back to his stud speaker. All women in the parish Is Launched at lic high school are expected to ies because he feared the tremend 1749 TrcinODt f L attend the religious instruction ous responsibilities of the parish AND TRECKS 3660 Downing are cordially invited. OENVKR’S MOST Members of S t John the Evan classes of the Junior Newman priest. Oct. 21, Saturday, Office m I4tb 8 L Since IBIS of Our Blessed Mother on Satur PROGRESSIVE Conditioned Right and gelist’s circle will care for altars club at St. Francis de Sales’ 42S E . 17tb A n . and sanctuary in October. The St.Elizabeth's high school on Tuesday evenings day; since the last day of the week Rfody for YOU! (04 B. Utb Af« members are Mmes. C. E. Smith, at 7:30. Transportation will be is especially devoted to Mary, her (St. Elizabeth’s Perish, Denver) Office and Mass are said when no lEtniwiiciiiiAHi, Prank Widger, V. W. Duggan, provided from the rectory at 7 III B. Iltk'at*. With the help of the room particular saint’s feast is kept that tl47-4> Uirktt SU Howard Kelsey, Eugene Obit, and b’etoek. PRICED mothers, children of the school are TAZar UTI Thomas Plankett, day. to be weighed, measured, and given Men*8 Club Mrs, Charles Clark was hostess RIGHT onrRiR-KVMoirrH' eye examinations. The first and to member! of Bt Anthony’i oircle second grade children are to re To Meet u p n m M O T O R C A ^ for luncheon and bridge Oet 8. ceive compleU phyiioal and dan- The Men’s club will meet Mon l90aBBQ4DWAY CH.56^ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin AndCrton Sun-Glo Aluminum Awnings tal examfnations. This extensive day, Oct. 16, at 8 p.m. in *the wsre holts to St Ignatius’ circle care will be provided each church hall. Newly elected officers members Oct 7. The firms listed here de Wednesday in St. Elizabeth’s will be installed and the business Members of S t Rose’s club were serve to be remembered school. meeting will be foUowed by movies gueete of Mrs. George Rothweiler and refreshments. All men of the Thursday evening, Oct. 12, v'hen you ere distributing for luncheon and bridge, at the parish are invited. Aviation club Oot 11. the PTA will meet at 8 o’clock your patronage in the dif in the school hall. Thare will be Leo Vincent Ryan, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Cutshaw will and Mrs. Joseph Ryan, and Jean ferent lines of business. entertain the members of St a speakar for tha Freedom Cru sade. The school nurse. Miss Mc Hetherington, daughter of Mr. and Thomas’ club in their home on Mrs. Malcolm Hetherington, were Saturday evening, Oet 14. Lain, will speak on children’s health. married Oct. 8 before the Rev. OPEN ’TIL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT Mrs. Catherine Lidia of Pueblo John Regan. Witnesses were James has been a guest of hsr sister, Mrs. The Legion of Mary (both sen Ryan and Joy Hetherington. H. J. Struck. Also guests in the ior and junior members) will re Miss Helen McDowell, a con HARRY'S TEXA CO SIRVICl Struck home were Mr. and Mrs. ceive Holy Communion in the 8 BARBY FLEMING. Prsprittor J o s»b Capts and son, Jos^h. o’clock Mass Sunday, Oct. 15. The vert, was baptized by Father Re gan Oct. 8. Mary Latore was the mscs aas Iis E s io s E SRODUCTS SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK Tha Rotary It being raeitad junior members wish the parents LUtItCATIOR SM WAtHISS TABOR 9222 publicly in St. John’s ahnrah to know that the Junior Legion of godmother. ovory evoning during Oetobar at Mary devotes much time to watch James Mooney is spending a few 7t30 o’olook, ing the little children during th« days visiting relatives in Falls Prayart of lha parpatual no- 8 and 12tl6 o’clock Masses so that City and Rulo, Neb. vana in honar af Our Lady of their parents may go to church. Our Lady of Fatima circle was DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS tho Miraaulont Madal ara ra- The first Fridav breakfast weis a entertained at dessert luncheon by eilad aftar tha Matsas avary success; the following mothers Mrs. Charles Ftilows in her home, Timely service NOW prevents costly repair bills later — so . Saturday morning and again in helped: Mmes. Evangeline Augus 515 Pennsylvania street. Sept. 28. don’t delay or neglect needed repairs. Drive in for dependable tha avaalag with Baaadletlon at tine, president; Madeline Ridel, Mrs. James Reiva was hostess •ervlo# pepfonatd by mechanics, who havt the “know how" 7i30 o’cloelc. Rose Carpenella, Dorothy Stanley, to Star of the Sea circle Oct 2 in her home, 614 Ogden street, for to service your car or truck! Mrs. Flavia Vardlcohio is recov- Vivian Noonan, Mary Kolenc, eting in her home, 608 Milwaukee Therese Valdez, Rebecca Lucero, dessert bridge. Thi* FOUR-WAY ALUMHWM AWPGHG, insuUcd at 3541 M«wankee Street, is definite proof that street, from eurgery performed re William Fahrig, Elizabeth Kholle, The Sacred Heart bridge club SUN-CLO AWN.tNCS are baiit for protection againit Colorado winters. This awning has weathered JAMES MOTOR € 0 . cently In a loeal hoipital. A1 Marquez, Rose Hofsetz, Mary met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. the test and will continne to do st> for many yean. Wo invito you to drive by and lee thii awning 1178 Lincoln Dodge Ai Plymouth SaUt A Strvica KE. S ill A meeting of captains who will Innadto, and B. Donohue, and Miss T. J. McMahon, 414 Washington and call MA. 3644 for a free estimate, or como to 1850 ACONA ST. and see how our awnings aro serve m the coming Community Antonio Miller. street, Oct. 7. custom-built to fit your individual ne^s. Thursday, Octebar 12,1950 O^lea, 938 Bannock Street THt DINVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tefephent/ KEyitena 4305 RAGE THIRTEEN Rev, Wm. Kelly Describes Trip to Rome Colo. Springs Deanery T e a *Oman Become^Society in Yuma Marks Colorada Springs.— (8 t Mary’s The food shower for the nuns A picatc for ail Calorado col To Benefit Missionary Nuns ' Parish)—‘The largest attendance Was a luoeess. lege Catholic sitfdeat* was Feast of Holy Rosary spoosorad Sunday, Oct. 8, by Colorado Springs.— A book review tea, the second In the Justice of Peace recorded In several years was Miss Willa Cox presented the Yuma.— (St. John’s Parish) — Margaret i.s attending high school present at Bt Mary’s Pt A meeting PTA with a handmade quilt to be the C.C. Newman club. The pic series of four tsai to bs given this fall under the sponsorship of tht Colorado Springs deantry of the Arohdiocesan Council of Cath Father Clement QallagltaiCiield a at Otis and suying in the Clar f Oct. 3. used lor a money-raising project nic wai held at tha High-up special Mass at 9 o’clock on Oct- 6 ranch naar Woodland Park. olic Women, will be held on Thursday, Oct. 16, at 2 p.m. at El ence Gisi home. Mr. Fick is hav The Rev. William Kelly de n the near future. In Rangely Area for the members of the Altar and ing the home moved into Otis and October devotions a r e being Poraar. Miss Amanda Ellis, well-known Colorado college educator, scribed his Holy Year trip to Refreshments were served by Rosary society in commemoration hopes to have it redecorated be the hospitality committee. held In St. Mary’s church every will review a current book. Rangaly,— (St, Ignatius’ Par Rome. '■ The tea is for the benefit of the Missions^ Sisters of Our of their observance of the Feast of fore Mrs. Kick rctuma. Mrs. Winifred Fitzgerald died Saturday at 12:10 p.m. and Sun iah)— Mrs, Lily May fills tha va- the Most Holy Rosary. Following In her home Oct. 6. A resident of days at 6 o’clock. Lady of Victory, now living and teaching In Colorado Springs. elney of Juatlee of tha paaca The public Is cordially invited. Tickets for the three teas may be the service, the group went to the Colorado Springs 48 years, she Michael McCormick died in a made by tha departura of her Bronze Lantern where they had 11 was born In Bombay, N. Y. She local hospital Oct. 0. He was bom purchased for $2 or 76 cents for an individual tea. Those de huibaao, Rangely'* only dentist, siring transportation may call Mrs. Allen, MA. 8927 breakfast. Father Gallagher gave h ' was a member of St. Mary's ptt- In Dubuque, la., Nov. 26, 1883. to the armod foreei. Mri. May a brief talk urging daily recita ish, the Catholic Daughters, and He wae a member of St. Mary’s Mrs. J.J.’ F.F, Erhard will serve as program ehalrman,eh ‘ assisted i* Damocratie eandidats for tho M AGENCY by Mrs. Mary' , McIntyre, . . . president of ‘the he deanery.deanery tion of the Rosary in the home. 4 STE 1> St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary so/ parish. Survivors Include his wife; offtae in Novambar. She I* alao Hostesses for the tea’ will be Mmes, A. £. Allen, Felix Dytrl, Irene Scott reviewed Leo Trese’s ciety. Survivors Include tw o A eon, James; three eisters, Mrs. treeaurar of tho Rangely Vestel of Clay. Guests were Miss daughters. Miss Grace Fitzgerald Alice Jacobs of Racine, Wls.; Mrs. Fermln Garcia, Fred Howard. Mary Lopez, C. J. Loetscher, Arnold Woman’* etub. LaFeve, Homer McKissick,■f, Daniel Murphy, Carl Morgan, W. W. Lucille Tomashek and Mrs. John for of Colorado Sprinn and Miss Juel Luthe of Dubuque, and Mrs. Among the new class offi (Elaine) Starr. Noll, C. D. O’ Brien, A. A. ‘ Shupe, and Sadie Thleler, and Miss Irene Fltsgerald of Bradenton) Loretta Westercamp of Colorado cers in the high school are John At the regular meeting of the Springs; and a brother, James Mc- Lillian Gaffney. a son, Edward Fltigerald of Norman, treasurer, eighth jmade, society held in the parish hall Oct. Corffllek of Oakland, Calif. Re IMMI Orange, Tex.; two listers, Mrs. and Stephen Zorichak, president, 5 Mrs. Alice Spurling donated li AlV quiem High Mass was Celebrated Alice MoLellan of Longmont and ninth grade. Among the cheer flag for the parish hall. A com Oct. 7 In St. Mary’s church. Burial Peace of Sou/, Family, World Mrs. Teresa Akeri of Denver: and leaders for the school year is mittee will be appointed to make bstem rooK was in Evergreen cemetery. a brother, Charles Flnlan of 8e Mary Ethel Zorichak. Don Ful- ths UN flag to hang along side the ^ Hllflf attle. Wash. Requiem High Mass The engagement of Miss Nancy lanwider, senior, is left half on ninwit Tansey to Gordon Petersen was American flag. was celebrated Oct. 9 in St. Mary’s this year’s football squad, and Father Gallagher read a letter ; ftllltllV church. Burial was at Evergseen announced by Miss Tansey’s par Fort Collins Parish Charles Weeld is substitute tackle. from the Archbishop giving this cemetery. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tansey, The Panthers, Rangely’s football Fountain Pens at a luncheon Oot. 7. society the privilege of having Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. Hol team, won the firat two games of Benediction after every meeting. brook will be sponsors at the chris Mr. a n d Mra. John Lambert the season by defeating Alterra, were hosts at a buffet supper Sun The Rosary was recited In particu tening of Mary Elisabeth Reynolds Sets 3-Way Novena Vtah, and Oak Creek. lar for Mra, Herman Blach and day, Oct. 8. honoring their guesu. and in Pueblo Sunday. Oct. 18. She Is At the meeting of the board Mrs. Emil Fick. Oct. 29 was ths the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WiU Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Hare of o f trustees of the Rangely Ctm- dste set for the annusl bs- Ham Reynolds. ______Chicago. Fort Collins.-—(St. Joseph’s Parish)— Father Vincent etery association, Mrs. John S. Walsh, C.M., will conduct St. Jofleph’s second annual solemn zaar. The Holy Name society Purdy was unanimously elected will conduct ths games. Donations novena in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, Fa secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Purdy to date are a turkey, given by Desk Sets Catholic G irl Is Named ther Walsh will preach at all the Masses on Sunday, Oct. 22. has served In this capacity since Mrs. Jim Brophy, Sr.; and an elec 'The novena will formally open that evening and continue 1933. tric toaster, given by Mrs.. Mary W, H. Huber was a Denver until Monday, Oct. 30. All the pa Filla. All food will be donated for that night is a General Electric visitor. the dinner to be served to tho rishioners are urged to attend Dubby Kuebler was seven years Greeley Students' Queen The novena will be offered for 11-cubic-foot home freezer. This public in the parish hall at 11:30 freezer is capable of holding 889 old Sept. 10. Those assisting him on Sunday, Oct. 29. a threefold peace: Peace of' soul, in celebrating the big event in Greeley.— (SL Peter’s Parish) Mi.is Bachman, a junior at the peace In family life, and peace in pounds of'frozen foods, and was Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hahn had -Miss Audrey Bachman, daughter high school, is very active in school obtained through the courtesy of cluded Mark Danielson and Bill their Infant daughter, Angela Ma a warring world. The purpose of Sanders. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bachman activities. She received a football the Miraculous Medal Is to spread Operation Electric. Other items In rie, baptised by father Gallagher of 820 H Tenth street was crowned clude a Kitchen Aid mixer and After a two months’ visit with Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Mels T)n a chain from the Girls’ associa the favors of Our Lady of the Im her son, W, Kusbler, and family, homecoming queen of Greeley high maculate Conception, patroness of an electric toaster obtained by were the sponsors. The baby was tion, presented by President Shir Mrs. H. W. Kuebler returned to sehool at halftime during the America and the Archdiocese of courtesy of the Singer Sewing Mt bom Sept. 20. I 02684139 Greeley AVildcat-Loveland Indian ley Stencil. Other awards made dur chine C f. her home in New Orleans, La. Denver. Father Walsh ia now con Mr. and Mrs. George Relfen- Father Gallagher was host to game Oct. 8. Different groups of the parish ing intermission of the homecom- ducting this novena in the Cathe bein entertained at cards Sunday tha pariah eemmittas at a braak- ______i __.je Bachman is a ninth nade dral in Denver. will sponsor the various games, evening. fatt in the rectory after the sec booths, and the snack bar. Gen graduate of St. Peter’s school and Rorish Cornivol , Mrs. Bill Hickey is librarian ond Mall Oet. 8. Tha men. de- erous gifts have been received cited to repair the roof and ear# Is organist for the senior choir. at the grade school. Mr. Hickey She won over the senior class Saturday, Oct. 21 from local organisation and busi troughs. Thoia attending were 170 7 Lawrence S t Joseph’s carnival is sched passed his physical at Denver Sept, representative, Shirley Smith, nesses. The proceeds of this car 18. He is a corporal in the U. S. the chairman, John Shea; M. L. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. uled for Saturday, Oct 21. Tha nival will be used to help defray Hasaman, Morris Hahn, Henry carnival will be held in the school army reserve. Smith, of 1117 Fourteenth avenue, the extraordinary cost of the re Mr. and Mrs. Bill Minnihan and Brand, Parry Blach, and Valen and the sophomore cites candidate, hall starting at 7:30 p.m. Heading cent remodeling of the school and tina Degenhart. T A .2990 . the list of things to be displayed Mike and Becky are vacationing Donna Welnmeister. Miss Smith is church. In Oklahoma for two weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Qtorm Blach and also a ninth grads graduate of On Oct. 9 th* firat maat- Mr. and Mrs. Don Stephens and diredtion Jerry David White, son of Mrs St. Pater’s school. daughters, Sendri, Sheri, and Mi- Christian Doctrine ing ef th* Junior Newman elub Bob Landsrs, was baptized by Fa "Sfitili Amendmtnl’' *1 took place under the direetion ther Edward J. Fracxicowski. Spon chaele, went to S t Thomas’ sem ef Felhcr Thomaa MaMahen. All sors were Miss Alice Reigan and inary to visit Leo Bitch Oct 8. opanith* door to Classes in Brighton aenior high ichool atudant* liv James W. Purdy. Gregory Allen Mrs. Ruby Grisill, librarian, “Why Pay More?” ing in Fort Collin* and tho aur- Hull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy asks that Catholics in the com EXPENSIVE, CORRUPT foundtng diatriet* are invited ta Hull, also was baptized. Proxies munity mtk« more use of the attand thaiO weekly moetinga. Catholic book shelf this season. (Trademark) Held Bimonthly wSro James W. Purdy and Mrs. governm tnt The meetings will begin John S. Purdy. The library is open on Wednesday, Brighton.-— (St. Augustine’s Par promptly at 7i30 and will eonaist Following Mass Sept. 24 cere Thursday, and Saturday after noons. ish)—-Bimonthly classes on “ Chris ef dfacuailons, tporta, and le- monies of Baptism were supplied Wm. W. MYER DRUG STORES clali. for the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy (Millie) Carpenter tian Doctrine’’ were inaugurated in VOTE NO COMPANY The Knights of Columbus at Mrs. Frank Usery, Paula June, Be has been confined to her bed the past week with a severe cold. the parish Wednesday evening, Oct. their meeting viewed a movie made cause of her delicate condition at on Colorado Oionod Stores 11. The classes, to be held the sec birth, simple Baptism had been ad Mrs. Emil Fick has been dis 800 Santa Fe Dr. by the semiAqrians under the di Englewood ond and fourth Wednesdays of ev- rection of Bert Woodrlch, a semi ministered. missed from a Denver hospital 30 South Broadway 15th and California f month, are simple informal On Sept. 29 Father Fraezkowski and is now with her daughter, Mrs. narian of the archdiocese. The Joceyln Coyle, at 314 E. High, Amendment's Curtis & 1.5th St. 17lh A Tremoiii Iks, followed by a question box. and the Rev. Francis Wagner, Pa- Pol. Ad*. 3983 W. Colfax Audrajr Bachman movie portrays the typical life of Cheyenne, Wyo. In her absence, Anyone Interested In learning more a seminarian. The rtew members of onia, stopped overnight at Rangely ing dance following the game were about Catholic doctrine is the K. of C. are Father McMahon, en route to their homes. They left I trophy for the winning float and cordially invited to attend the Mr. Happ, Victor Madura, Larry Grand Junction Sept. 26 on a trip old pencils for the other cindi- classes. Converts, non-Catholics, Satoinno, and David McCarry. to Salt Lake City, Utah; the Good Jobs Are Avoiloble ates. and parties of mixed marfiagei are An evening meeting of the PTA Trappist monastery, Huntsville, If You Are Trained welcome. Utah; Roosevelt and Vernal, Utah. Tha Columbu* day annual will be held in the school hall Oct. Our Streamlined of Individual Instruction enablea Altar Unit te Meet 13 at 8 o’clock. It is hoped that They dined with Mr. and Mrs. Plan radie program by tha Graaley Jim Anselmi Sept. 39 at Wiley’s not only the mothers but also the you to advance as rapidly aa you are able. The Altar and Rosary society resort and visited parishioners that council of tko K. of C. will bo fathers of the students will be able ^ Colorado Springs will meet Thursday, Oct. 12, at evening and the next day at hoord ai in prarioui years over to attend thia evening session. The , I C K I N S O N 8 o’clock in the meeting room of Rangely. Father Fraezkowski said KFA Thunday from 7 to 7i30 movie that was shown to the I the rectory. Hostesses for the eve Mass in Rangely Sept. 30. Father knights will bs shown to the par fSECRITAPIAL SCHOOL p.m. The Rev. Chariot Sanger, ning will be Mmes. C. C: Bushner, Wagner, at the pggastion of Fa Q ents. itato chaplain, will giro tko chairman; Erdie Stevens, and Al ther Fraezkowski, exhibited prizes 1232 Pennsylvania K E . 1448 bert Holman. The winter catechism classes for addrcii. won at the county fair by his poul M AY REALTY Parents of boys and girls of high public grade and junior high school try entries. They are a blue ril on, Sunday, Oct. 8, Is the monthly school age are requested to see students will begin this Saturday, first premium for two light Communion day for the Newman that they attend the Monday eve Oct. 14, at 3 p.m. These classes Brahma pullets; second premium, REALTOR club and all the young people of ning instruction classes in religion. will be held every Saturday at the' three Buff Leghorn cockerels and the parish. The Missa Recitata These classes are held after the same time for the remainder of two Buttercup cockerslt (comb INSURANCE - LOANS will be held. A meeting and break 7:30 Rosary service. the school year. round); and third premium, three fast will follow the 8:30 Mass in Frank McCafferty is recuper black Manorca cockerels. Newman hall. ating in the hospital from his re Father Wagner had been here Ula Theater Bldg. Father John Haley from the Keenesburg Parish cent illness. five years ago to view the oil Denver Cathedral was the guest N a w m on Club boom town in the early stages. The Colorado Springs, Colo. speaker last Sunday for the New two priests made a tour of the new man club on the college campus Following the 8:30, 9:30, and church building here, MAIN 1898 Sponsors Festival 10:30 Masses Sunday, all-members John Norman was callsd to of the Colorado A. k , M. Newman South Dakota because of the ill NOTICl TO CHEDITORS Keenesburg. — (Holy Family club are invited for coffee and ESTATE OP HENRY J, HBALY. ness of his mother. Mr. Norman Mo. som Parish)— The Altar and Rosary doughnuts. These are served piloted his own plane. Newman club members every Sui WILLIAM C. CRARON Notic. I. twreby given that on th. IV society met Oct. 6 In the home" of J. J. Zorichak and Mrs. J. 0. THE MURRAY DRUG CO. dty of Scftambcr, ttSO, litUfi Of id day In the clubrooms in the base Kayibier were among those who uriiliUritioB w«N iMUtd to th* ufiiUr Mrs, Frank Hillenbrand. Nineteen ■ill ttw ^ llS E. PIkn Ptik—MAIi l44 ligned u Special Adminiitr.tor of Ul. ment of the reotdry. saw the mysterious fire objects i«rtk llwa—eAS S. Ttltii—UAIi 189 Optometrist abovt named eatate ami ail peraoni hAvink members and Father Sanger erere The next Newman club meeting Sept. 27. elaiitu AgalUt aald StUte APC reqiiired present Mary articles were do Professional Pliarliiacy m Nsrtk Tsjta It to flie them for allowane* hi th* County will be held in S t Joseph's school Mr, Mooney is attending Regis PHONB MAIN Mil Court of the Cltr and Coantr of Denver, nated for the fall festival, which hall cn Sunday. Oct Is, at 8:30. college, Denver. 501 No. Tejon MAiki 1088 COLOkAbO SPiUNOS. COLO. Colormlo, within aix month* from aaic was held ()et 8, and was well at The meeting will consist of a dis Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Guinn va date or itid cliiMA will be forever barred. tended. The parish wishes to thank THOMAS M. BMtTM. cussion of the Mystical Body. A cationed at home with their two Get Baur*i ( oi Denvtr) BpcelAl - Adfflifliitrator. everyone who helped to maki It a social will follow the meeting. At small children, Patrick and Vin PETE BEHOIVI Firat Publication Sept. 14, 1950 success. Carl Lombardi Of Denver Candy and lc« Cream at the last meeting the, officers were cent. EURlVm JRE SHOP Laat Publication Oct. 12, 1910, received the plastic platform appointed .for the various ac UPRoLlTliRINe. xocker; Mrs, Herman Keesen, the tivities. The Newman elub Com Johnson-Engllsh NOTICE OF FINAL SSTTLEMENT AND BB-UPHOLSTERINS AND dishes; John Sauter, the chore munion Sunday will be Oct 22. RkPAIBlNO DBTBRMlNATtON OF HEIRSHIP wagon; and Joe Pels, the clock. Group in Sterling Drug Co. Bill CoT.n ind DraiMiiM ESTATE OF LAURA BELLE EWING The guest speaker will be an Midi t* OPdip DEOBASED. n o . 79111 Miss Gloria Nadine Nslson, nounced later. LENTIIERIC Toiletrlet Ftmtltore Made to Order Notice ia hereby given that on the 2Sth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Will Pick Officers Tejon at Dijoa 9L Phone UOI 8. Cawadt At.. Main MOS day of November, 1910, 1 will preMOt to Nelson of Lakewood, and James the County Court of tho City and County Michael Donelan III, son of Mr. Sterling.— (St. Anthony's Par of Denv*r, ColoHdo, my aetoUnta for final and Mrs. James M. Donelan, Jr., S. Boulder Requiem “ // four /Veedi dre b'leetrleul The Heyse Sheet aettlemabt of the admintatration of .aid ish)— The Sacred Heart circle were married Oct, 1 in Sacred Call Main 939" Metal and Rooflnti eaute, wheh and where all peiMn* in In- met Oct 6 at 8 p.m. in the coun stainless steel WIKiNO—FIXTtJHBR AND RKPAIBS iereai may appaar and object to them. It Heart church, Rog(en,>The young INUARPOhATfeD they ao deaire. couple will make their home in For Former Pastor try home of Mrs. Joseph Wein- streamlined HBATINO BOOnNO NoUce I* tiao hereby given that there Keenesburg,^ gardt, with Mrs. Frank WeiU- Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL has been filed In said eatate a petition u a gardt as hostess. diesel-powered Ibf tor 1 judicial aaaeruibmtnt and de- South Boulder.-^(Sacred Heart J D. BKhWICK Ilf SO. NBVADA terminallon of tha hetra of tuih deeotied, It was announced that at the C.lnrtda Spring. C.I*raS* Pken.i Mala IIS and aettlns forth that tha name*, .d- of Mary Parish)-—A High Mass of next meeting there will be election N O EXTRA FARE Btt IMS dreaaaa and relationahlp of all peraona, who State Auto Death Toll Requiem was celebrated at South of officers in the home of Mrs. ar* Of altim to be heira of aald deeeoaed, ao far aa known ta the petitloher, afe as Boulder for the late Rev, Robert Adam Sewald, west of Sterling, COMPLIMENTS or Down, Records Reveal his meeting was opened with lollowt, to.witi Mary Hutebena, ISIS N. E. Murray, O.S.B., on Oct. 10. Fa Overnight, Everynight Durham, Portland, Oregon, Nlaeei Edna ther Robert passed away one year the Litany of the Sacred Heart. OLSON A BEIVBOIV McDousall, Sox lie, Taft, Oregon, Nieca: Using National Safety council Clifford Maynard, Rout* 1, HtMinnvIile, ago. He was succeeded as pastor Games were played for the eve between DENVER and CHICAGO PLBG. A BTG. CO. Oreton. Nephate i George Maynard, Ocean figures, it is possible to show an by the Rev. Kevin Carr, O.S.B., ning, and Mrs. Falten Sewald won Lake, Oregon, Nephew | Hti. John Larson, the white elephant. Over a thousand miles—just overnight! Rouu I, Sot Slf, NewbaM, Omgnn, Nieeg; improvement in Colorado’s 1960 Who celebrated the anniversary 116 North Weber St. Laura orew.r,Brewer, RouUnuuc v. 9. Bogova .oo.111, v./lut..*Olympia, Mass. Refreshments were served to Smooth, effortlees speed aboard the famous denvbr traffic vRGCident fatality record Miss Catherine Leachroan, Mmes. Tel. Main 8066 Wuhibston, Nieee) Mra. Mamla Dctltfaon At the Altar society meeting Lake Santon, Minnaaeta, Nlaa*: Jama* Mill in smte of the fact that there wU Falten Sewald, Paul Sewald, Zbphyb, where complete relaxation and comfort ler, L*k* Banten, Minnaaota, Napbew i Mm. a 2l7-per-cent increase in traffic Get. 4 Father Kevin was host tO James Applehans, John Degen- make your trip t mij^turt vacation. Edith Derby,«rb)^ 194 Ml)Mh Avenue, East Red* deaths for the /irst Six months Of the membert. At this meeting was ^ ZECHA A ADAMS < fiald. Bo,o, Oakoia, nicI(ce: Duaa* Miilai-, hardt, Henry Sewald,, Elisabeth CttiiillK^, Mianaa PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 Thursday, October 12, 1950 Msgr. Mulroy Addresses Altar Society S MMomemaker’s t James" PTA Group St Philomena's Ha^ 100 at Meeting Department (S t Philomena’s Parish, Denver) W ill Meet on October 17 The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy, director of Catholic Charities and president of (St. Jamea’ Pariah, Denver) ioners are invited to come and join Patronlte The$0 RellabU and Friendly Firnu the National Catholic Hospital association, spoke to 100 members of the Altar and Rosary The SL James PTA will meet in the recitation of the Rosary and society Monday, Oct. 9, in St. Philomena’s rectory, where the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Tuesday, Oct. 17, in the Montclair Benediction of the Blessed Sacra Civic building at 1 o’clock. Mrs. ment. M. Higgins was host. Monsignor Mulroy, who had returned recently from his pilgrimage John Akolt will speak on behalf of Those who have not as yet or McGinness & Patrick to Rome and the Shrine of Lourdes, gave a detailed account of his trip and the highlights the Community Chest and Joseph dered their Christmas cards are NDERSO asked to call Mrs. Victor Lom Floor Covering Specialitte of his audience with the Holy' A. Staton will show health slides, Father Robert J. Kramer of Cathedral Phyllis Cotton, daughter of Mr. "Keeping IVell and Happy.’’ bardi at EA. 9563. If desired the * Linoleum * Aiphalt Tila parish and Miss Regina L. Dia and Mrs. Clifford L. Cotton of sample catalogue will be brought Interior • Exterior Painting Mrs. D. R. Costello, chairman of • The president, Mrs. Lorren Grif • RubberTile • Plaetie Wall Tile the nominating committee, re mond of St. Francis de Sales’ par Scottsbluff, Neb., were married fin, announced the following ap to your home for your selection. ish will be married Saturday, Oct. Sunday, Oct. 8, in S t Philomena’s Phone CB. 6581 Ftm Eitimetee ported the meeting of the commit pointments since the last meeting: Denrer 6. Colorado tee, Mrs. George Schwartz, Mrs. 14, at 10 a.m. Miss Diamond is a church before the Rev. James F. 494 So. Vine SP. 3239 Chairmen of the standing commit High in Contest 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive A. G. Guenther, and herself, with former member of the parish. O’Grady, S.S.C. Best man was the tees, lunchroom, Mrs. M. A. Rein- the pastor, and presented a slate Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Katter, Jr., brother of the brideCTOom, Walt ecke; membership, Mrs. N. J. Koh For Television composed of the incumbent offi announce the birth of their second Gassman, lyith Ralph Gassman, ler; health, Mrs. J. B. Leydon; pub THE daughter, Carol Ann, Oct. 2. Mrs. J . A . Johnson & Son cers: Mrs. C. A. Fruedenstein, Gerald Cotton, and Lawrence Mil licity and historian, Mrs. "W. F, president; Mrs. H. T. Zook, first Kaffer is the former Dorothy Ann ler as ushers. Mrs. R. D. Kurse, Van Dyke; finance, Mrs. Victor McVeigh Company Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Etlablished 35 Year§ vice president; Mrs. E. L.’ Stake- sister of the bride, was matrbn of Lombardi; and program, Mrs. Ed H. B. Fisher. PAINTING AND bake, second vice president; Mrs. honor, assisted by the Misses Cora ward Day; • Gutters * Sheet Metal DECORATING The All Saints club will have its Bridge, Virginia Gassman, and Frances O’Brien, treasurer; Mrs. Room mothers, head room LET US DO IT * Gas Fumares CONTRACTORS A. J. Quinlivan, recording secre monthly potluck supper Sunday Trudy Henderson as bridesmaids. evening, Oct. 15, at 6 o’clock in the Flower girl was little Connie mother, Mrs. E. J. Fattor; first * Gas Conversion Burners 1328 Inca KE. 0718 tary; and Mrs. Otto Kiene, corre grade, Mmes. Amato, Forte, Gad sponding secretary. Monsignor Hig- school auditorium. Hostesses will James. fOR yottf 709 E. 6th Are. KE. 4031 be Mrs. Maurus Aziere, Mrs. W. Thirty members of St. Philo dis, a n d Jones; second grade, pns suggested that the slate be Mmes. Johnson, Grover, Huggins, THE BEST IN LUGGAGE unanimously elected for another T. Bostwick, Mrs. Roland Bart mena’s Holy Name society marched You win find it much more con Of AU lett, and Mrs. Waldo Bartlett. in the annual, parade Sunday, Oct. and Ponder; third grade, Mmes. JUSSEL year. Leydon, Bromstead, Korneman, venient and satisfactory for m t to A donation of $1,000 to the par A new bridge foursoine, spon 8. Monsignor Higgins led the take down and store your canvas sored by Mrs. John La Tourette, marchers with Martin O’Haire, a n d Sheurman; fourth grade, Electric Co. ish was voted by the members. Mmes. Curtan, Martinec, Barnes, awnings than for you to do it Mrs. Helen Bishop reported two and named for St. Ann Marie, has president oi the parish unit. yourself. The cost is low. 2611 W. 6th Are. been formed. and Cudmore; fifth grade, Mmes. afternoons of sewing in the ^ac- Mr. and Mrs. James A. Koning Brennan a n d MacGregor; sixth Electrical Contractore Three members of the parish will be hosts to St. James’ duo W e protect your awnings until risty by Mrs. E. A. Hanifen and grade, Mmes. Kuhl.and O’Leary; are patients in St. Joseph’s hos Sunday, Oct. 22, for 5 o’clock din you need them next Spring. Call AL. 1743 for herself, and solicited the aid of seventh grade, Mmes. Kukar and A Gu.r.oteed Electrical Job pital, Mrs. Bessie Faltermeier of ner in tl^ Tiffin tearoom. Repair or recovering if neces other members for a few hours of Fitzgerald; and eighth grade, sewing and mending every month. 1310 Vine street, Katherine At St. Joseph’s card club will meet sary at special low off-season kinson of 1147 "York street, and Mmes. McCruder and Reddick. Mrs. Ralph Hanson,'cassock chair with Mrs. D. W. Haggerty at 1400 Father William J. Kenneally, prices. Triephone today. Esti- man, reported about 30 hours of Vera Evans of 1359 Gaylord Detroit street Friday, Oct. 13. Mrs. mates gladly and freely given. street. C.M.; of St. Thomaa’ aeminarjr $100 work on boys’ cassocks during the Helen Bishop will entertain St. apoke before the Men’* club on COAL past month and the summer period. October devotions during the William’s club in her home Thurs Wedneaday evening, Sept. 13, for Old A letter from Fathp George month are held every night at 7 :45 day, Oct. 12. Mrs. E. J. Dunn will on th^ doctrine of the Aaaump- Evans from Vatican City, Rome, and Sundays at 5 p.m. Devotions CONVERSION BURNERS, entertain Mrs. Fair’s club Thurs tion. He gave the Scriptural FILL THE BIN was read by the secretary. consist of the Rosary, Litany of day, Oct. 12, in her home, 1465 foundation* for the dogma and With one of these STOKERS AND FURNACES Mrs. Nell Duggan, parish pub the Blessed Virgin Mary, and Elm. Mrs. Ira Olmstead will en Schaefer traced it down through the tra licity chairman for the Register, Benediction. tertain the St. Rose of Lima club In Tradt for 'Now Gm Fnrnaeo St. Margaret Mary’s club met dition of the Church. Quality Coals Inttallationi made a strong plea for news and in her home at 1041 Steele, Thurs John Leydon reported on the Tent & Awning Co* for the co-operation of all. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John day, Oct. 12. The St. William W. Tynan, 942 Madison street, sale of tickets to the annual dance P ikeview lip.iu 120 to Receive bridge club will meet this week in and also on the presentation to be NEW LOCATION ECONOMIZE WITH A Sunday evening, Oct. f. Hi^Ji the home of Mrs. Helen Bishop. Routt County Bituminout Confirmation Oct. 12 score went to J. R. McClellan anO made the evening of the dance of 511 BROADWAY W. E. Jones is at Sun Valley the two paid trips to the Notre Hawk’* Nest Bituminou* NEW GAS FURNACE Approximately 120 children and second to Mrs. Dudley Taylor. MAin 1295 adults will receive the sacrament Mrs. Frank Buckley will be host with the Old Timers’ club. Mr. Dame-Southern California football (Somertet DUtrict) Cut Heating Costs of (Confirmation Thursday, Oct. 12, ess to St. Therese’s bridge club Jones is past president of the or game. From present indications Northern Lignite from Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 18. ganization. the dance promises to be most suc Coat Will B. Oil-Treated at Bmall Coat TEEMS D.D., at 7:30 p.m. The candidates Girl Scout troop 288 enjoyed a Ensign and Mrs. J. M. Fuly an cessful. Bill Petri’s orchestra will Phone PE. 7862 with their sponsors are asked to wiener roast and hayrack ride last nounce the birth of a son, Thomas furnish the music. Phone MAin 6181 assemble at their marching posi W(eek. The adults who accompanied Allen, on Oct. 7. Baptized this week were Mary WHY \s^Sdca£ Six infants were baptized in the Theresa Ann, infant daughter of tions at 7 p.m. The men will meet the girls were Mr. and Mrs. Ed DENVER'S FAVORin LAUNDRY DEI PATRICK, INC. at the rectory and the women _ at ward B. Conway, Mr. and Mrs. past week in S t Philomena’s Mr. and Mrs. Henry Golembeski, PIKE'S PEAK FUEL the convent. Solemn Benediction Francis P. McNamara, Mr. and church. with John and Rae Hinojos- as 17 E. SECOND AVE. Michael Kevin Baker, son of The reason Ideal 635 Curti* St. will be given after the Confirma Mrs. John Majerus, Mrs. Dan sponsors; Lawrence Joseph, infant Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker of 840 son of Mr. and Mrs» Norbert D. serves more families in tion. The women’s choir will make Hoskins, Mrs. John Vos, Mrs. Eu Denver than any other its first appearance of the season gene Lutz, Mrs. Jack Denny, Mrs. S. Pearl street, haS Mr. and Mrs. Andersen, with Walter and Floria Leon L. Patton as godparents. The laundry ia because Ideal at the Confirmation ceremony. George K. Niehouse, and Mrs. Wil Andersen as'* sponsors; Alfred ciutomers get just the The annual Halloween Spook liam Waggoner. Rev. Richard Hiester baptized Mi Chafes, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. I Are Your Floors a Problem? ii chael, who was bom Sept. 10. kind of laundry service dance, sponsored by the ways and Our Lady of Fatima bridge club Alfred J. Hamburg, with Frank they want. means committee of the Parent- will meet Tuesday evening, Oct. Joan Eileen Cass, daughter of Kozak a n d Lucille Hamburg as Why don’t you, too, Complete Floor Maintenance Service Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Cass of 2233 Janitorial Supplies — Waxes — Soaps | Teachers’ association, will be held 17,‘ ,in the home of Mrs. J. Bab sponsors; Brenda Joy, infant en joy Id e a l L a n d r y Tuesday, Oct. 24, at 8 p.m. in the cock. E. 14th avenue, had Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Suzanne Simone, a pupil Service? Prompt Service school auditorium. Mrs. James Mrs. D. W. Haggerty’s Rosary Richard Dudley as godparents. P. Fried, with Robert and Bernice in St. James’ school, Denvei’, —careful bandling—and Electric Polishers and Scrubbers Joan was born Sept. 21. Cummings, PTA president, is hon ifroup has gained five new mera- Guthrie as sponsors; and Michele was one of 15 chosen- from 200 truly superior work, at DUMONT SALES CO. orary chairman, and Mrs. L. L. jers and she extends a further .in Diane Louise Kelly, daughter of Raymond, infant son of Mr. and children who competed in a tele standard prices. Bennett is general chairman. Rox vitation to others to join this group. Mr. and Mrs. E. Duane Kelly of Mrs. George C. Brianza, with John vision contest conducted by the PhMM MJUa 4 m . < ■ DeCarlo’s orchestra will play for 29 Monroe street, had Earl Di- • ■ l742 Blake St. TA.4146 Denver The devotion is held every Mon C. and Marie R. Dyer as sponsors. Florence Kessler dancing school. the festivities. Rito and Mary L. Madonna for her 108 N. 3rd, Grand Junction 356 No. Wolcott, Caaper, Wyo.. i day evening at 7 o’clock in Mrs. Alao baptized and received Her parents reside at 1909 Joliet Mrs. Bennett announced that a Haggerty’s home,- 1400 Detroit, godparents. Diane was born July into the Church in the week street, Aurora, in St. Therese’s Halloween theme will be used A pt 1. 1 26. were Mr*. Arthur A. Gadorette parish. This is not the first time throughout, and prizes for t he Lloyd Stakebake, Jr., left for Raymond Scott Paradis, son of and her two children, Patricia Suzanne has finished high in a best costumes will be awarded. Re F t Riley, Kans., for military Mr. and Mrs. Normand 0. Paradis Marie and Arthur Anthony, Jr. contest. In 1946 she was fifth in of 1443 Jackson street, had Mr. freshments will be served. service. He was president of the Mrs. Victor Lombardi enter a contest in which photographs of and Mrs. William Loranger as Tickets may be obtained from Denver (Catholic Youth Council. tained the Holy Cross circle in her 9,000 children had been entered. the officers of the PTA and the 'The mothers of Cub Scout pack godparents. Raymond was bom home Oct. 4. Mrs. Clarence Thir- room mothers at the school. Spe 161 will have a tea Oct. 16 at 1:30 Sept. 24, kell was a guest. High scores were cial Halloween favors will be given in the home of Mrs. Mack Switzer, John Thomas Ware, son of Mr. won by Mrs. Boyd Bailey and the to the women. The price of tickets S50 Fillmore. Cohostesses are Mrs. and Mrs. Louis B. Ware of 2911 hostess. is $1.50. Thomas Duggan and Mrs. Pete E. 14th avenue, had Mr. and Mrs. The St. Joseph circle was enter FIREPLACE Banns of marriage were an Van Woenzel. Albert J. Quinlaven, Jr., as god tained by Mrs. Joseph Weiss in her nounced this week for Eugene Mul- W. S. Byrnes was called to Kan parents. John was born Aug. 17. home. Honors were won by the hern of St. John’s parish and Miss sas City, Mo., recently l^cause of Stephen Donald Lutz, son of Mr. hostess. Mrs. Milton Genty will en FIXTURES Florence Sexton of St. Philomena’s, the serious illness of his mother, and Mrs. George D. Lutz of 1440 tertain in the next meeting. Josephinp street, had Mr. and Mrs. fiAS AND ELECTRIC LOBS Yonr Plumber and for Thomas S. Peacock of Mrs. M. J. Stumpff. Mrs. Clarence Thirlill enter Cathedral parish and Miss Mary St. Jude’s Canasta club met Fred Mursko as godparents. Ste tained the members of ' the St. Curtain and Flex Screens, Grates, I Andirons and Fire Sets, In all finishea. Ed OXonnor) Sr. Ed OXonnor, Jr. C. Mannion of St. Philomena’s. Wednesday, Oct. 11, in the home of phen was born Aug. 31. Maria Goretti circle in her home. Tile and Marble (or All Uses 3030 W. 44th Ave. — : — GL. 4323 The Forty Hours’ adoration Mrs. Mary Benson. Wednesday, Oct. 18, is the day Honors for the evening were won for the monthly school lunch pro closed in St. Philomena’s church The officers of St. Philomena’s by Mrs. Maurice Murphey and Mrs. HEATILATOR FIREPLACES gram. Tickets will be on ^sale at Wednesday evening, Oct. 11, with Altar and' Rosary society and the Clyde Quaranto. Mrs. Theodore the school this week. a solemn procession. The Rev. De PTA officers will be hostesses to Kittleson was a guest for the eve DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. clan Madden, O.F.M., of St. Eliza the Denver deanery meeting-Mon The Rev. Joseph McNamara of 1110 Steit St. Est, 1891 Phiiii MA. IU4 tr KE. IBII Louisburgh* County Mayo, Ireland, ning. The next meeting will be Electrical Contracting & Repairing beth’s church preached the sermons day, Oct. 16, in the Catholic Chari held in the home of Mrs. Robert eve^ evening and the parish so ties annex. is a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. B^-ady. Father McNa C. Kornemann at 1690 Syracuse cieties supplied adorers during the Wilfred Gassman, son of Mr. street. lARL ASTROHMINGIli days of exposition. and Mrs. F. J. Gassman, and Miss mara is a cousin of Mrs. Brady. Fred White of St. Philomena’s Members Saiight MrcIHc CompaRy parish and Miss Genevieve So- Members of the parish who are Ucenaed and Bonded blirsch of St. Joseph’s parish will Holy Family Newman Club interested in joining circles should get in touch with Miss Augustine Member National Electrical Contractor* Aaa’n. be married Monday, Oct. 16, in St. Philomena’s church, with the Rev. Girardot aLEA. 0462. Women are 1178 Stout St. AC. 5733 Robert Syrianey, assistant at St. Opens for High Schoolers needed now to fill up a circle de Catherine’s, officiating'.______voted to making rosaries for the (Holjr Family Pariah, Denver) Graves, Augusta F. Birch, and missions; also members are needed ^he first fall meeting of the Augusta B. Murray. in a sewing circle devoted to sew Newman club for Catholic pupils Han* were completed for the ing for the Infant of Prague nurs ery. CAMEO COVERING CO. iA & A Sewing! attending the jw ior and senior aale of homemade baked good* public high qiWbols was held to take place in the achool hall A new circle composed of Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering Oct. 9. These classes are taught by Sunday morning, Oct. 22, after unmarried women who work dur Estimates Complimentary !! Machine Shop the priests of Holy Family and all the Maaae*. Member* of St. ing the day is in the process of Rita’* circle will have on diaplay formation. This circle will meet at ; I $ 4 00 Will Adjust your | St. Catherine’s parishes and will 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 be held every Monday evening in handmade houaehold linen* and night and anyone qualifying should • ’ I Sewing Machine the school year. infanta’ wear. call Miss Girardot at the num ber above. The instruction class for non- Those serving on the visiting of •• NEW HOME SEWING The October devotions are held Catholics is being hel4 every Tues the sick committee for September, CLSTOM-BUILt FURIWTURE MACHINES every evening at 7:30. Parish day evening at 8 o’clock in a MADE TO ORDER Mmes. Henry, Koerber, Gaylor, • 'Button Holes • Hemstitching' schoolroom of the church building. and O’Connor, reported the mem CRANE laundrefte! Furniture Re-Upholstered & Restyled •« Mr. and Mrs. John Karlin > The entrance is on W. 44th avenue. bers of the parish they visited were Bacon & Schramm Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Heating Repairs Free Estimates 11414 So. Broadway-SP. .5072! The Rev. W. H. Jones received improving and cheerful. »44"H '4>I'44'4'»44'4">4"»4*4'*4'4'4 into the Church Paul Martin Knob The chairmen of the various COIVIPOSITION ROOnNG SLATTERY & C O M PA N Y lauch, Jr., Oct. 4. circles reported progress on their TILE ROOFING DREAMREST MFC. CO. Infants baptized recently in fall activities after the summer V Plumbing and Heating Contractors clude Nancy Ann, daughter of Mr. vacation. Mrs. Mary Cronin was ROOF kEPAIRING JOHN J. CONNOR, Preaident ROBERT F. CONNOR, Vice Preaidant J. Ssmder NAIL WINTER OUT! and Mrs, Joseph Mazerik, spon- awarded the special prize, a potted 4020 Brigfatoti Blvd. CH. 6563 1726 MARKET STREET PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 112418th (Catholic Prop.) CH. 7985 sored*by Charles Cress, proxy for plant, that the Craul Florists had Robert Paoli and Nancy Cress; donated for the oc'basion. Anne Marie, daughter of Mr. and Care of the altars Saturday, Mrs. Prank Dalpes, Jr., sponsored Oct. 14, will be handled by Mmes. ELECTRIC WORK by Frank Dalpep, Sr., and Mrs. Lucile Brunner, Irene Brand, and WIRING AND REFAIRING OF ALL KINDS Martha Grant. Rose Crouse. At the Altar and Rosary society A long-time member of the meeting Oct. 5 the following 10 LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY Altar and Rosary society, Mrs. new members were welcomed: Catherine Francone, has moved to 1721 E. 31st Ave. Mmes. Mary Cronin, Martha Sterling and will reside with her Kunzman, Mildred Choi, Alice daughter. Coyle, Rose Hughes, Catherine Kilpatrick, Mary Dainas, Helen ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Sacred Heart PTA FREDIUCCI Guy Elder, Contractor Industrial and Commercial Building Has First Meeting Custom Upholstery / 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 8930 PUT ON (Sacred Heart Pariah, Denver) and New Furniture The Sacred Heart school PTA Made to Order held its first meeting of the year BRICK Tuesday, Oct 3. The guest speak Beautiful Samples to Show ers were Miss Zawalski, school Install Insulation nurse, who spoke on “ Health Pro Day or Evening Calls SIDING gram for the School," and Mrs. YOURSELF and ’ Over Old Frame Walls Thomas J. Morrissey, who talked on the Community Chest drive. 2842 W. 44^1 GL.1222 Cuts heat loss by keeping Mrs. Ben Olguin has been ap SAVE^ out drafts. Gives you ex pointed as district captain of the tra insulation, protects, PTA drive workers. After the meeting Rita Harris and the Jones O N L Y ^ 6760 eliminates painting and sisters entertained the members TERMITES TO INSULATI AVERAGE saves money. Just nail it with a program of dances. Mrs. on over old exterior. Katherine Jones accompanied them HOME at the piano. Tea was served to in my Ifs So d^ii far Free Estimate honor the new members. The mem Easy to WITH ZONOLITE bership drive opened Oct. 9, and home? BRAND VERMICULITE CHerty,6651 ends Friday, Oct. 13. Install Rosary and Benediction are held Stop or call for FREE estimate WESTERN ELATERITE each weekday afternoon at 2:30. The perpetual novena i% honor Colorado Terminix Co. of the Sacred Heart is held Fri. 1754 S. Broadt^^y, Denver ECONOMY lUMBER & HARDWARE ROQFING CO. day evening at 7:30. SP. 4673 — Free Inspection 350 So. Colorado Blvd. DE. 5495 Equitable Bldg. Denver There will be a g^mes party in TERMINIX WORLD'S LARGEST the school hall Saturday evening IN TERMITE CONTROL at 8 o’clock. V iS ig ttm L